Star.
London, England, 1828-11-05 00:00:00

IrEAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly. famous for
1,4 =big, in all its stages; the VENEREAL DISEASE
One midi PUI is a dose; and the taking of one Box, in a recent
ease, will sixmconiince the patient, of the certainty of his speedy
recuvery. • Nothing cbu be bettei 'contrived, more safe, or more
convenient ,than this Remedy, for such are obliged to go joyrides
or to sei, as it needs no confinement or restraint of Diet; and
slaty years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved thatit
will effect i Cure When repeated &Amnon and all Other methods
avail nothing. For the Scurvy and other Chrenicil Disorders,
this 'Medicine has• not its parilleL" • Upwards of 40,000 persons'
of both sexes have been radically cured of the above cruel diaot-
dem, within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole
proprietors:, T. TA YL.OR,andBOB, Members of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons, at their House, No. 9, . New Bridge-street, in
Bow of golf its. 94.. each, ditty incinded.---N.B. Two back
doors, and Lights M the Passages u night.—They are alai sold,
by their appointment, with copious directions, at dae Toy
101-1, Oxford-street; Mr., Disborough's, No. 7, lifish-strict-U!.,
fia%ly opposite thft Monument ; and by one Person lit every con.
silfral!ie Town iu Great Britain and Ireland.• Advice-gratis to,
P rsimi mking dip above; or other of the Itroprietoes ihkedicipth

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, NOV. f.
Onntusission in the Royal &with Gloucester Light Infantry Re.
!intent at idUMiL, signed by the Lord Lieutenant -tif the County
of Gloucester, and the City and County of tbe City of Gloucester,
sad the City and County of he City of *tarok
Adjutant George Henry Worthington to be Captain, by Brevet..
*Conunisslonio by Ole Lord Lieutenant of the Counti of Meritoreth.
Tai be Deputy Lieutenant.—Robert WUUatttes Vaughen, Ed.
ward Lloyd; Rickard Juba Price, Atheists% Corbel, Charles
Thomas Mauston, John Vaughan, Wlliom Amoy', Hugh %eeky,
titiktwarda;. Reginald Foviden, James nouns Tomberlain,
Hittley. &linnet Evans, Richard Richert* Francia'Parry,
Jona Bveni; Pliqrse:—Jutin Jones, Clerk; David Maurice Lioyd,,
Clerk; Join Norris Edwards, Clerk.

DECLA•RATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.
Charles Lacy,:lottenhain, lacemasnfacturer.
Edward Brampton, Grew GidtkrA kbantiorlonahim, firmer.
white' HinkySt,evatts, Stjimeas.plum,-Prineea.road,Lambedt,
'eetbothisent. •
Nits Aram Liifdpren, Cesneterciathambers, kiloorks, broker.
Itebises, Neuhaus, Chelmsford, Emu, tes.deelar.

• BANKRUPTS.

flank; Cbrk, Uniemetteer, Illackfziars; victualler, to surrender%
Novenabie.7. at twelve,,lll, at One, anit..Declobtr 16.. at ten;
at 'kw Croonoj,CnmmPtiaberti or, a4nbrupts, Bpsinghol-street.;
Attanks,' Stessn y% ..Dli mid Son; Gray
Alvaro da Cartiaft bid Jilt& da Cilnkra,'ON Braid.street, wine.
sakoadla, Nkientiler 11, 2h and , December 16, at one, at thi
Girt of -OultunktlOnese bf Bankrepts 13uio6haUstma At-
torney, Jowls.? kicroard.etratlkuseell-square.
Chailes Muntion'ir-wlt'e; Old 13hid:strie4, *Wooer, November
7, 14, at one, and Pecember 16, at ten, at the Court of Coat
noissitimVe or INkikrupte,' Daslngtalil.kreet. Anoraks, Messrs:
Wintrf and Co. Smildrd-row,
Geor‘e Simper, East India Chambers, Leadenhall-street, ship
broker, November 11, at 'out, gl.' at iwo, and December 16, at
one, at tite'Cailft of *Cbtruttlasidners' or Bankrupts, BasingbaU4
street. Attorney; Mr. egle?Oreat Winchestet-street, Broad-et:
Bossed Oren, Manebestcr, merckont, November 11, IS, at twelve
and December 16, st eleven, at the Court or Comminioners
Bankrupts. liaaimiltall-streit. Meanies, 3lesers. Fyson'and Co.
Lotbbcry. -
Join Paitosti Plumber-street, Cky reed, parchment-dealer, Nov:
7,14, at twelve, and December 16, at eleven, at the Court
Comnsimianersol Bankfu2ts, limicihall-street. Attorney,
bei-Selds.

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Edward Eyre, Wella-atreet, o:foci-read, bliod-ntaker, November
7, 14,at eleven, and December 16, at one, at the dart of Com-
missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs.
Hardwick and Co. Laorence.lane.
Martha Welcher, Lower Grosvenor-place Hanover-square, lodg-
Ing-heuelteeper, November 7,14, at eleven, and December 16,
at one, at the Court of Commissioner; of Bankrupts Basing-
hall-street. Attorney. Mr. Nicholsont Lancaster-place, Strand.
Thomas Johnston, Cheapside, warehouseman, November 11, 111,
at twelve, and December 16, at eleven, at the Court of Coos*
&mere f Bankrupts, Basioghall-atreet. Attornies, Mamie;
Hurd and Co. King's Bench-walk, Temple; or Messrs Hai
field and Co. Manchester.
Thomas Parry, C.aecragog, Hope. Flintshire, drover, December 1,
2. and le, at elevens at the Black Lion lon, Mold. Attornies,
Messrs. Philpot and Co. Southampton-street, Bloomsbury; or
Mr. Rowland, Mold.
Edmund English and Andrew Berkeley Becks, Bath, upholeteren,
November 19.20, and December 11, at-eleven at the White
Hart Inn, Bath. Attorniea, Frowd and Co. Essex-
street, Strand; or Mt. CruttweU, Beals
Job Jameson, ten. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, woollen-draper, Nov.
25, 27, and December 16, at eleven. at the George Inn, New-
castle-upon-Tyne. Attorniea, Mr. !frown, Newcomb4par
Tyne ; or Messrs. Bell and Co. Bow Church-yard.
DIVIDENDS. •
Nov. 211, W. Sweetman, Weston Hill, Norwood, earpeoter,
twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Nov. 25, D. Rune!.
Fleet.street, draper, at eleven, at the Court of Codinsisslonera.-.
Nov. 14, H. R. Platy, w Richleoett, Line-street, merchant, it
ten. at the Coen of Commissioners. Nov. 14, J. Foster and :T.
Clay. Macclesfield, silk throwsters, at tee, at the Court of Coin.
missioners. Nov. 25, Sir W. Roberts, art. Coartiands, Devon-
shire, banter, at eleven, at the Court of Consmiseionera. Nov. 24,
J. Williams, liandireery, Carmarthenshire, dreier, at tw.., at the
Bush Tavern, Bristol. Dec. 1, E. Halifax, Cbeapeide, warehouse.
man_,_ at five, at the Rampant Horse Inn, Norwich. Nov. U,
C. Mayor, Somerset.street, Portman- square, carpenter, at *vane
at the Court of Commissioners. Nov. La, R. Emmet**, Mkt.
manbury, warehouseman, at eleven, at the Court of Commlisiessea.
Nov. 28, R. Lensing, Great Winesester.street silk brokors,BllBBl..
at the Court of Commissioners. Nov.lB. B. Heywood, Abatis*.
yard, dentist, at eleven, at tee Court of Commissioners. Nov. if,
J. Norma, High-street, Southwark, cheesemonger' at *van.
at the Court of Commissioners. Nov. 25, J. Albra, Chelmsford,
innkeeper, at eleven, at tee Court of Commissioners. Nov. 27,
C. Minton, Bid sop's Castle, Sloopshire, innkeeper, at eleven, at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Dec. 5, R. Fagg and T. S. Yaw
Portwood, Cheshire, common brewers, at one, at the Star Inn,
Manchester. Nov. 27, T. L. Whom and H. R. Richardson,
Manchester, booksellers, at one, at the Star Inn, Manchester....
Nov. 25, J. R. de Alsedo. Bank-buildings, merchant, it twelve,
at the Court of Commissioners. Nov. 25, D. Cannon, Leabory,
merchant, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Nov.. MI,
E.' Freeman, Cheltenham, lodging-houseAmper, at elevent at the
George Hotel, Cheltenbam. Nov. 25, T. Makby and H. Dock-
land, Gutter-lane. lace manufacturers, at twelve, at the Court of
Commissioners. Nov. 68, C. Woods, Roberts-bridle, Sussex,
saddler, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Nov. 27. J.
Smith, see. Burgh in the Marsh, Lincolnshire, grocer, at ten, at
the White Hart Inn, Spilsby, Lincolnshire. Nov. 26, M. W.
Hall, Liverpool, haberdasher, at two, at the office of Mr. Mawdaley,
Liverpool. Nov. 26, J. Harrison, Liverpool, victualler. at eleven,
at the office of Mr. W. Hinde, Liverpool.
CERTIFICATES, Nov. 25.
G. Hilton and R. Manchester, merchants. S. Street,
;Liverpool, tailor. J. Roach, St. George, Gloucestershire, brick.
Maker. T. Willis, Mentsnore, Buckinghamshire, farmer, J.
Sadlet, Bow-lane, Cheapside, warehouse Man. •J. Thompson, Red
' tOdge Farm, Hampshire, seeduitan. W. J. Meissen, Oxford.
Weft, grocer. J. H. Shearmals. Park-street, Mary-la.hommr, suf.
peons W. Ravel, Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, itemmutier.
G. C. P. Living, St. Helen'splace, merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
' J. Nicholson and J. Jaason Judd-street. Brunswick-squats
A. MaKenski, sen. and W.' WilSarna, Liverpool, wine and spirit
dealers. T. French and H. Andrew, White Mart lon, South-
walk. J. Brown and J. S. Whiterflont. Waterloo.bridge-wberf,
coal merchants. R. Saipan' an CO. Manchester, bat ma.nulato
toren: 'l. Bowman and It. Glesitoveud, lACerpool, hoop deallirb
W.• Hume and G. Prier, Landon-road, Worcester. lace maw
factures% J. Ewing, Est_ and Co. Aberdeen, advocates. iL
Baia and Co. Dakiketreet, Westminster, newspaper trawlers (so fir
as regards C. Bain). J. Waco and Co. Whitchurch, Shropeldret.
silk throwstera. B. H. Harris and Co. Birmingham, brassfounden
(so far as regards G. H. *bilis): T. Wilmot and H. F. Wilmot,
New Sarum, Wiltshire. attorniee at law. J: Foeherby and G.
Litheriand, Hotbeds, Leeds, Yorkshire, nail cutters. R. Lock
and H. Loa, Soothampton, everts. W. Alton and J. Elliott,
South Shields, Durham, grocers. T. Hanky and T. Dodgems,
Cheapside.

PARISIAN CORRESPONDENCE.

--4.
ocrosza SO.

On the 17th August last a woman of the name of
Rosalie Gabrielle,Jallaquier Pitra, widow, was tried
before the Court of AMYX for the department of the
Seine et'Oist (Versailles) for the murder of her bus-
. and, Jacqties Pitra. As it is possible that the details
of the trial have already found their way into the Eng.
lish papeii, I shall present to you only a brief summary
tif the evidence given on that occasion:
It appeared that the unfortunate deceased had re.
sided in London f.)r several years, during which be had
realised a 'considerable sum of money by giving lessons
in the French language. He frequented daily a coffee-
house in the Haymarket, but lodged at the house of hi,
sister, a milliner in extensive business, and who, dying,
left bins a large sum of money. Ile remained in
Linidon for only-a short time after the death of his xis.
ter before he took his departure for his native country
(Frarice}, with the intention to spend the remainder of
hit days in ease and independence. Tempted, however.
to enter into certain specuthiOns, be lost the whole of
his fortune within a few months after his return to
'Paris. in the mean time he had formed an illicit cr'u.
nection with tbe woman at the bar, who was then a
dressmaker, and subsequently (namely, on the 21*t of
May, 1844).marriid her. The Man was unfortunate
the wife was of. it hasty violent temper; the husband
gave himself up to drinking, out of which circumstances'
arose frequent quarrels. Some time before his death,
Pitra said to one of his friends that be found himielf
so unhappy with his wife that he was often tempted to
shoot himself.
On the Ist March last, about three o'clock in the
afternOon, he returned home to dinner, which was com•
posed of peas soup and bestial, mashed up with pota-
toes. When the woman who bad cooked this little
meal left the kitchen to serve. it, the prisoner followed
her, and said hastily, " Empty it all out; emptlit all."
She then left the.roum, and tmt deceased ate of the dishes
.with great appetite. In a abort time afterwards he was
seized with pain and vomiting in a most alarming
r Manner. It was proposed by the senrantanct a neigh.
hour to send for a doctor, bat the prisoner refused, say-
ing her husband's illness was merely indigestion. A
female neighbour, at Lloissy, approaching the bed of the
sick man, asked him how long be had been ill. 64 Only
since I took the soup," replied he • 641 am poisoned."
44 How can you say such a thing, M. Pitra?" said the
prisoner. On further explanation it appeared that, al-
though the servant had made it, the with had re.beated
the soup. " 'Tis enough," added Le; that is the eery
thing." .
At six o'clock in the evening a woman of the name
of Yincemaille arrived, to whom, the moment he saw
her, Pitra said, in the presence of his wife. 64 My dear
Midame Pincemaille we must part; sh 6 has poisoned
all over r 'He seplitd to nothing said by the,
priioner, but once •of Wits said, 44 You unfortunate