Star.
London, England, 1803-01-10 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

jantrtry 21. John Nicholas Durand, of Millosan-ttreet, Bed-
fora-row. Middlcfer, osercitatat, dealer and chapman, at ten,
a: OW

rummy 29. Al -zander John James Tefller, of Bcntinek-ftreet,
Berwick-ft rcet, Sabo, feat ber,miachao t,ilcaler and chapiuso,
at torn, at Guildhall.

BANKRUPTS.

Samuel Turner the younger, of Laytonftone, Eire:, farmer,
dealer and chipman, to furrender January 19, at ten, January
s 2, at eleven, and Feb. 19. at ten, at Guildhall, London,—
Attorney, Mr. W. Charles (Hynes, Burr-ftreet, Eaft South.
field, London.

Riclurd I)at•:c;, of LatnS-Itrect, pita.l6 •Ids, Middicfes, cheer( -
monger, ci,alrr and chapman, January r as, and Feb. rn,
at tcn, at GuddltalL Attorney, Mr. baviu, of Ely-place,
fi.dborn, London.

Sarah Whiieborfe, of Tamworth, Warwicklhire, widow, mer.
car and draw, Janaary a, at eleven, January 19, at four,
and Feb. ;G. at eleven, at the Swan lintel. Birmingham.—
Attorniea, Meffrs„ Wortham and Stephenfon. Cafile4trest.
Holborn, London; or Mr. George Kiuhin, Blrnistshana.

Edward Fellows, of Camberwell, surrey, haerdatto; deader
and chapman. January 117, 24, and Feb. 19, at tea, at Guildf
hail. Automats, Mars. Pearce and Dixon, Patcroofter-row.
John Kemp, of Mark-late, London, wine-merchant, dealt
and Chipman, January iT. as, and Feb. 19, st ten, at God&
halt Attorney, Mr. Jones, Mayor's-Court Office, Royal.
Exchange.
John Ncale, of Brick-lane, SpitalSelda, Middles-1, faletman,
butcher, dealer and cbapman. January as, 22, and Feb. 19,
at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Humphreys, Tokeu.
bode-yard, Lesion.
Thomas Wright, of Harney, Gloacetterildre, clothier. January
LS, 29, and Feb. 19, at ten,.at Culklitall. London. Attorney,
Mr. Corm, Clifford's-lan. Fleet greet, Loadoo.
William Lewit, of Swadea, Glassorganthire, butcher, dealer
and chspeoan,ijanuasy it 9. al, and February 19. at ten, at the
Wheat-Sheaf no, Swanks. Anoraks, Mr. David Davies,
Cattleltren, Swages; or Mr. John Barker. Gray's-laa,
Loidon.
Mary Savage and Iliac Savage, of Breed wall, mar flitudiftbre
Itoad. gamy, Thimble tbmiaamitere, aid In
trade, January is, and Feb. ap, at ten, at
At.orney, Mr. Chapman barber. Tbasit-dace, Tamp)-bat
DIVIDENDS.
January ts. John Marriott, of Vdnidge, Middlda, Stop.
keeper. at ten, at Daildhail. London.
January :a. Thomas Arta. of Upper Kabbala-Pam. Si. PM"
eras, JAl:lade:, timekeeper, at one. at Guildhall.
January it. James Lawton. of Montague-drat. Spitakkida,
ebair-niaker, it dans. at Oelhibag.
January :?. Edward Hamm wad WlWam Hail, of Cretbr
ftware, Landes, nawdisma,dditre, and common; at um,
at OuildhalL
January at. Jofeek Antis. of the Strand, Middlefeg, caner
and gilder, at ten. at OtildhalL
January 29. Wald Cameras, at Alderfgate-ftrut, Landsk.
jeweller, at twelve, at OuddhalL
January as. The... Wright. et Eallugtoo, Botha, mackanaf.
ter, dealer and ckueman, at ten. at OW/ha% London. ,
January 24, James Hikocks, airtime Sehraod, Seemsfrake•
clothier, at damn, at the Park-Hark lan, Frame &tweed.
January 24. John Wilma Mier, of Rulholine, Manchefter.
and Jahn Mangodif et Bekaa, Lamagaste. merahants and
copartners, at ten, and at twelve, at the Star 1 ,n,Manchefter.
Januar), 24. Matthias Kirk, of Mancbeiter, and John William
Fiber, of kalbeime. meek d Maachtger, merchants and
partners, at eleven. at the Saar Ins, Mattehelter.
Jan. SIA, John Pringle. of Wardear-Street. Middiefer. up-
bolfterer, dealer and ekapotim, at is at Guildhall, London.
Jan. ss. James Henderfen, of laarAere, Middldez, fur-
iron-meopr, dada and duteous, at ten, at Gadd-
hall, Landau.
J. 429. Ebcomer Coombe, of Seim Janne-ttreet, Wanda-
, Middiefra, Radom, duke and charms, at tee, at
Landon.
Jan. ss. Thames Maltby and Omer Maltby, of Mite-lane
Lesbos, merchants and in ten, at Guildhall.
Jan. iS. Henry Cowley, at Devontkire, vintner, dealer
and chaeman, at ten, at the Crown Hotel, Dock.
Jan. as. John Norton, ef Drury-Lam, vklualler. dealer and
chamsaa, at ten, at Onlidhall. Landes.
Jaw. is,. John Mackka. of Clmmtite, Louden, tiler awl
ttmenan, at damn, at OttildkailL
Jim ag. George Bewker and Jams Chapman, of Manacle
ter, corn-des/en, chapenen, and cepanners, at Svc. at the
Commercial Inn, Minato:Bar.
Jan. al. John Ormat. of Lawrence Pountney-lase. Lends.,
merchant, dada, and ekaptnan. at ten, at thikMaL
Jan. as. Miles Edwards, lam it link-lane, Landes, mates-
!beaker, at ten, at Guildhall.
Jan. IS. William Rea, 1 Parkin Churchyard, Tearer.
Meet. Landau, and et Wd Dreen_near Tenanima, Mid-

diem inereltait, u Mg ot OrildhiL
Jas. ts. WUliaa. Roberts, at the flarrey-Road, baker, dada(
aad cbapeaa, a: tea, at Guildhall, Leedom.
Jan. as. William Franck Dammam, of Mitrersiart, Maar.
We, Landoa, wine and brandluereiwit, doiher and ay.
1111111, at ten, at GailZdkalL
Jan. sa. Wtigas Watfon, at Peaeltar.k firsts, Load," tap-
thaw, dealer and chapati, at UM. at GuildbalL
Jan. 11. James Dawfon, of Liverpool. mater mariner. deakr
and ehapenaa, at eleven, at the George lon Liverpool.
Jan. :9. Jobs Hadfield, of Sballkid, Yorkilure, grocer, at
skim, M the Testicle Inn, fikalleid.
Jam.so. James Rqprs, Rickard abbe, and John Purnell, of
Bsd'ol, Informix brokers and copartairs, at twelve, at the
Wlike Liao, MA&

SANIMUPT IN IRELAND,
Richard Smith, of S. Oteat Ocosio.lben, dear and disionna,
to farrender the tjth and cock Initaa. and sob Fakorarr.
SEqUESTRATIONS, ie. IN SCOTLAND.
Robert Doman, merchant, Capar-ine--thrdnors meet In
htl.artn'a Inn there, teak Jan. I t o'clock, to lams totorina
fader ; fame vital and ►our rk Fcbru ry. to elnefa team
Jana Ku. -nricharn, Pertl..Caadlto:• mays dialdnet
Ocktioty boo•Me *lam

FR tinCE.

PARIS, JANUARY 5.

711, Senate adopted on the 4th inl. a Scr.aui;
Colltilt.inbprefented on the 29th ult. in the name
f the Covet nment. The following are the prin.
canal d.,politions of it.
• There (hall be for every Tribunal of Appeal
a Senatorlhip, endowed with a .houie, and an an•
nii..l revenue of 25,000 francs. 'fine Senatoi (hip
11..01 he poffeffed for life, •and the Senator' who
foal' obtain them shall refide with the Tribunal
three months in the year at lead. They are to
he conferred by the Fird Conful upon a triple pre-
featation of the Senate. There (hall be applied to
the Senate, for its falary, four millions, to be
taken from the produce of the foreds, and an ad-
ditional million of national property in the united
department% of the Rhine and of Piedmont. The
Senate !hall have a Chancellor and 1 Trerfnrer,
charged with the adminifiration of its property.
and with all the detail' of its police. A guard of I
honour (hall be elpecially attached to it.''
Accounts from Brutrels inform us, that there is
to be au immediate augmentation in the garrifons i
in the four united Departments of the Left Bank '1
of the Rhine, comporing the 26th military divi-1
Pion, particularly in the great Cities. There
poritions are attributed to the vifit which the CHIT r 1
Cow svz is about to make to that new part of the
French territories.
It is alfo faid, that there is to be a camp fot med
between Br uifels and Louvain, for the purpofe of
znikury evolutions during the CHIEF Cossur.'s
tour.
At the fecond fitting of the Swifs Confulta, it
was announced to the Deputies, that they mull
deliver in their plans for the organization of the
Cantons, as well as any further plans they might
with to fubmit, in the fpace of a week.
His Highnefs the Eleelor Arch Chancellor left
AfchaEnburgh at eleven in the evening of the
z6th, to proceed to Ratifbon.
According to letters from the frontiers of Weft-
rhalia, the Prudian Cullom houfes, eftablithed ir.
fever:Ll parts of Upper Germany, have received
orders to cure& the greaten vigilance, in order
to prevent the fmuggling of Engin merchandize
into the Rates of his Pruflian blajeßy, flawed in
Weßphalia. The refult of this measure is, that
the Commercial Houfes at Wefel, which lomat .1-
ed from the left bank of the Rhine great quant
a.
ties of prohibited merchandize, cannot hence-
forth (peculate with the fame facility in this illicit
traffic.
Among the new proclamations iffued by the
Emperor ALESANDEP. is one which is dilated alike
by equity and found policy. It ordains, that the
hereditary property of perfons of all claffes in the
Empire, found guilty of any capital offence, (hall
be exempted from confifcation. By a previous
proclamation, this privilege was granted in layout
of the Nobles only.
Fifteen waggons loaded with arms, taken from
the infurgents of the German cantons of Switzer-
land. entered Morges on the z6th of lag month.—
This convoy was escorted by French troops, and
was to be followed by three others equally confi-
derable.
Accommodations are preparing at Berne for
two or three battalions of French troops, which
are daily expeZled in that city.
Letters from Conflantinople of Nov. zs:h fays,
" Colonel SIIIIISTI•Nt affirms the title of Envoy
Extraordinary of the French Republic in the Le-
vant.
England,as we are allured, has renounced any
ddign of affording affiflance to the revolted Beys,
but it requires of the Porte, that it on its part will
accede to the alliance which it has propofed, and
of which the only objeft is, it is faid, to fecure
Egypt from all invafion. Whatever repug-
nance the Grand Vizier may have hi:fierto had for
th's meafure, it is, however, fuppofed th.it the
ac:ellion of Ruilla, which is confidered as proba-
ble, will determine his Highnefs to accede to it.