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London, England, 1827-09-05 00:00:00

SCOTS BANKRUPTS, du.

John Blackly, engineer and founder, in Hetchisantown of Glas-
gow—in the Sheriff's Chambers, Glasgow, 14th Sept. at ten.
Creditors of James Ogilvie and Co. shawl-manufacturers, in
Edinburgh, meet in the Royal Exchange Coffee-house there, 24th
.Sept. at two.
Creditors of John Ritchie, ironmonger in Edinburgh, meet in the
Royal Exchange Coffee-house there, 14th September, at one.
Creditors of John WSimun, junior, baker and dealer in grain in
Dumbarton, meet in the Writing-office of John Paterson, writer
' there,22d September, it twelve.
Creditors of Charles Kerr and Co. manufacturers in Glasgow, will
receive a dividend from Archibald Lawson, merchant there, 4th Oct.
States of the affairs of Alexander Forrester, corn merchant in Al-
loa, lie in the office of Ebenezer Ramsay, writer there-No dividend.
States of the affairs of William Taylor'
' Esq. late of the Neither-
mains, Ayrshire coalmaster, Ile with James Kerr, accountant,
Glasgow, till sthOctober.

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States of the affairs of Robert Service, merchant and spirit dealer,
in Greenock, lie at the Office of Robert Al‘Farlan, grocer, in
Greenock—No dividend.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

The Matters of the Prrnnous and SCHEDULU of the Prisoners
hereinafter-named (the same having been filed in the Court) are
appointed to be heard at the Courthouse, in Portugal-street,
Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Mossiar, the 24th of September, at nine
in the Forenoon.
John Wright, Blue Anchor-lane, Bermondsey, wheelwright.
Robert White, Charies.street,Horselydown, journewran oil-cooper,
man-milliner, and dealer in British lace.
Edward Whitfield, Red Lion-square, out of business.
Charles Savage, FendalLstreet, Grange-road, Bermondsey, tortoise
shell comb-maker,
George Osborne Andrews,Thundersley and South Bentfieet,Susser,
farmer.
Thomas Harrison, Beverley, Yorkshire, linen-draper. &c.
James Cline, King-street, Hammersmith, stage coach master.
Thomas Spicer, Kentish Town, coach master.
George Philpor, Great Mary-la-bonne-street, fruiterer, &c.
Abraham Russell, Upper Thornhaugh-street, tailor and hatter.
Joshua Mawson, Wortley, near Leeds, shopkeeper, Scc.
Charles Ash, Exmouth-street, Spafields, sign painter.
George Skinner, Chatham, clerk in the Dock-yard there.
Robert Taylor, Carey-street, clerk.
Charles Taylor, Fleet-street, auctioneer for, and clerk to, a book-
seller and publisher.
Jabes Lindsell Patrick, Tufton-street, Westminster.
Thomas Roberta, Great Hermitage street, Wapping, cabinet-maker,
carpenter, joiner, and undertaker.
James Paste', Collett-place, Commercial-road Kau, Lieutenant on
half pay R.N. and Captain in the merchants' service.
Thomas Staining, High-street, Southwark, warehouseman.
Nathaniel Denmead, Stacey-place, Abbey-street, Bermondsey,
bookseller, bookbinder, an eating-house-keeper.

FROM TIM GAZETTI DR FRANC; DAVID IIaPT. S.
SMYRNA, Amore%
EXTRACT FROM A MiRCASTILit LETTER.
' Since yesterday our city has been in an agitation,
which may give every unprejudiced observer a correct
notion of the irritation of the Turks towards the Chris-
tian Powers, and particularly Russia. In the market
places, the streets, and the coffee-houses, we hear only
the joyful exclamation Victory of the Persians over
the Russians." People cordially shake hands with each
other, as if the Porte had gained a victory, and a lively
interest in public events hitherto unknown among the
natives of the east manifests itself among all classes of
people.
It appears that news arrived yesterday morning from
Bigdad, that the Russians had been completely beaten
on the 12th of July, by the Persians, under the walls of
Erivan. To give more appearance of authenticity to
this news, which is very improbable, it is added that
'several English travellers who left Erivan on the 16th
of July, had confirmed this news at the office of the
Consulate, and that they asserted that above 50,000
„Persians were in pursuit of the Russians, who were re-
treating by forced marches. Nothing can be compared
with the joy manifested by the Turks at the,e retorts.
The Christians who live at Smyrna see but too clearly
what threatens them if the Porte should suffer any reverse
from their Christian brethren.—German paper.
PARIS, Serf. 2.
Besides the proceedings intrusted to M. Pinondel,
against the Historical Narrative of Me. Funeral of M. '
Manuel, of which. Mignet has acknowledged himself
the author, conjointly with M. Lefitte and M. Manuel,
brother of the deceased, other proceedings are directed
by M. Vsnin, Juge d'lnstruction, on the subject of the
events that took place at the same funeral.
Proceedings are also instituted against M. Gaultier
Laguionie, the printer, and against the bookseller.
The trial of Contrefatto cannot be brought on before
a Jury till the end of September or the begin,ing of
October.

FROM THE CoNSTITUTIONNEL, SEPTIC:USER 2.
FRONTIERS OF SPAIN, Aug. 25.
All the troops cantoned in the proiince of Guipuscoa,
both its the interior and on the coast, except 100 men
who were left at Santona, have assembled within these
few days at Tolosa, to be sent •to Catalonia. By
virtue of an article of the capitulations, the Militia of
Guipuscoa have just received orders to take up arms,
in the same manner as when the country is declared to
be in danger.
Last night, a Neapolitan Cabinet Messenger passed
the Bidassoa, proceeding with all speed to Madrid. He
said, that the state of Catalonia obligedlim to go so far
out of his way.—.lournal de Toulouse.

N(4 STAR.

LONDON.
...*116\a1111411.414/01si
E 'MAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1827.
• srocK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols, which left off yesterday at irk buyers, opened this
morning at the same price, with little or nothing doing; since
which, they have receded to 874 for tke Account, and up to the
present time may be quoted at ei e, and-for Money 87i.
The Foreign market Is lu the same situation as that of the Bd.
tish, not a bargain doing, consequently the priers are nominal.
Current prices: Old Spanish 10 I, Mexican 67 Colombian SO.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols, since twelve o'clock, have been 87j for the Account,
alternately buyers and sellers; and 87* for Money. Most of the
brokers are promenading on 'Change, and scarcely a bargain is
doing. There is a scarcity of Money Stock to day, and Money
is abundant.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut. India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. Shut. Ditto Bonds
3 per Ct. Cons. 474 4 4 1 South Sea Stock
34 per Cent. 944 95 Old Annuities
34 per Cent. Red. Shut. £lOOO Kicheq. Bills 61 59
4 per Ct. New 1014 4 1 £5OO Ditto
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and £2OO Ditto 61
4 per Cent. 1846,13 1 4 Advertised
Long Ann. Shut. Consuls for Acct. 874 4 1 1
FORRIGN FUNDS, TWO th'Cl.oCik.
Praaillan Bds.sp Q. 67 Idea.Bds. t 826,6 9 Ct. 67
Chilian Bonds, 6 per Ct. 111 Do. Acct. 661 674 '
i iounild.iii Bond., 4 p Ct. Peruvian Bonds 6 p C.'25
Ditto 84,1824.1191 Portuguese Bds. 5p C. 764
Pasdah 11.1.. 3 p Ct. 1111611.1/.1141825. 5 ple. 981 3 1 ‘4.,
Do. Acc.62l 4 1 Span. Bois 5 p Ct. 10 4
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAER% TWO O'CLOCIIs
PIA AL PAID.
100 $5 . 31.3
400 375 315