Star.
London, England, 1816-02-14 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

Samuel Watt, late of Kingston, Jamaica, but new of ••the
Baptist Head Coffee-house, Aldermatibury, Loudon, merchant.
. BANKRUPTS.
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Edward Menlovc, of Mitton-faill, Salop, miller, to surrender,
Fcb. 20, 21, and Marsh 26, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, Shrews-
bury. Anomie'', Messrs. Presiand and Proctor, Brunswick-
square, London ; or Mr. William Cooper, Shrewsbury.
Levi Moses Fie., of Bury-court, Se. Mary-Axe' merchant, Feb.
24, 27, and March 26, at twelve, at Guildhall. • Auornies,
M. ssrs.,Pearce and Sons, Swlthin's-lane. Lumbard-street.
Robert Metcalf, late of Kings:on-uptm-liull, Gut hut of Scar-
borough, Yorkshire, merchant. Marco 8, at six, '9, and 3n, at
elcven, at the Black swan Inn, Coney street, York. Actor-
nice, Mr. Brearey,Scarbomugh; or Messrs. Sykes and Knowlcs,
New Inn, London.
halts Rostlandson Hodgson, of Liverpool, merchant, March 7,
le, and w 3, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Water street, Liver
pool.. Anomie', Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-
row, London; or Magri. Dakota and Topham, Water-street,
LiverpooL
!Robert Harwood, now or late of Swansea, Glamorganehire, gro7
ear, Feb. 27, 28, and March 26. at three, at the Swan inn,
birmingliam. Attornies, Mr. Egerton, Gray's Inn-square,
Loudon; or Messrs. Spurrier and logieby; Birmingham.
Richard Walker, of Great Grimsby. Liocoinshire, boat-builder,
Feb. 25, at five, 24, and March 26, at eleven, at the Queen's
Head lan, Great Grionsky. Anomie', Joseph Daubney,
Great Grimsby; or Mr. William Grey, Holborn court, Gray'.
Inn, London.
Roller Bond. of Plymouth, printer, Feb. 24, 24, and March 26,
. at eleven' at the Pope's Head Inn, Plymouth. Anomie,. Mr.
Edward Donne, New Inn, London; or Mr. John Ttilcher,
Plymouth.
Jolla Champney, of Balby, Yorkshire, mobster, Feb. 29, at four,
March 1, at ten, and 26, at four, at the Green Dragon Inn,
Doncaster. Auoraies, Mr. Thomas Pearson, Doncaster; or
Mes re. Bleasdde, Metal:der, and Holme, New lun, London.
Job., Sowerby, of Cheepside, merchant, Feb. 24, March 5, and
26, at ten, at Guildhall Atoornies, Messrs. Bell aid Bre.,
derick, Bow Church-yard, Cheapside.
James Haanood, of Cheapside, glover, Feb. 20, 27, and March
26, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Willis, *Fair
&onus, and Clarke, Warnfonl-court, 'Thregmortou-street.
Rebert'Pocock, of Redbourn-Bury, Hertfordshire, snider, Feb.
17, 94, and March 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Actor
Dry, Mr. Alexander, Carey-street, Lincoln's inn-Gelds.
William Holloway, late of Bedwardine, Worcestershire, saddler,
March 5, s, and 26, at eleven, at that Star and Garter, Wor.
easter. Attendee, Mr. George Bill, Worcester; or. Mr.
Becks, Bream's- buildings, Chancery-lame, London.
John Maguire. of Swallow-street, jeweller, Feb. 17, 22; and
March v 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr./Wald/10bn,
Efaa-eourt,'TemPle.
Satchel Palmer, of Bourton-on-tho-Water, Gloucestershire, mer-
cer, Fab. 17, 24, and March 26, newel., as Guildhall, Lon-
don. Attends* Mr. Russell, Laat4treat..gouthwark ; or Mr.
Wilhite; Bourtaa-minho-Water, Gloucestershire.
letauF Taal. lam of Fishers, tirodawoesh, Yorkshire, broker,
Feb. 96, at ele, 97, and March 26, at ten, at the Red Lion
Ins, Doncaster. Atentnies, Messrs. Losidill and luuerlield,
Grafi Inn. London; or. Messrs. liaison and Becklit, Thome
Doncaster.
Wslogs Valentine Cooke, of Warwick, plumber -Feb. 22, 94,
cad Morel' 26, at eleven, at the Warwick Arms inn, Wirwick!
Aetensies,'Mr. Burfoot, Kings Bench Walk, Inner Temple,
Linde'; or Mr. Poole, Kenilworth. • • • •
Richard Cooper, late of 'retbetp, Gloucestershire, woolstapier,
Feb. 23,11 four, Feb. 24, and Mardi 26, at eleven, at the 'Tal-
bot ins,Tstbory. Anomie., Mews. Celli and Pia, Tesbiry;
at Masers. Long and Ames, alike* lan. London. •
Mimeo 'Dee t, of Carlisle. draper,' Feb." 22, 21, and. March 26,
staliven, at the Eh Inn, (Miele.- Anoraks, Mr. iliztett,.
C3sik-lane, London; or Mr. Blow, Carlisle. • •
William Spence and Thomas Jones, jua now or late of Bishop-
Wearmouti, Durham, coal-litters, Feb. 29; 28, and Mardk
at eleven, at the. Bridge Inn, bishop Wearmouth.__ Atomics,
Mr. Nabisco% liciontl's Inn, London; or Mr. Kidesallilabsp
Wsaresouth.
anumpal Lee, of Skipton, Yorkshire, cotton-mann/mem Feb.
SI, 22, and March el, at eleven, at the Davoli'ders Hotel, la •
liklptan Anomie*, Mr. Hestia:Staple-Ina, Londan ; or Mr.
Carr aetleon, Allston.
-Robert Sanderson, of Desmarter,Yorkshint. loOkwirer. P2W21117
22, si, sod March 214 m ten,at the Old Ansel Ins, Derr
Auortdes, Mr. • 'Dumas Pearson, Doncaster; or ieR
Beside*, Alersaier, and Heinle; New len; Leaders. ' • '
jam* Tette of Neartawallasisherch, Salop, sksolmeger,lll/411.,
en, ve, and March on, at slaien, stabs leen leseelliesseletbra
*tombs. Mno Waage . stillloll.Bllll 11100irs
Dandest or Mr. WARM Wood, kreWallelL
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LOfr. LLICPfti
tOURT bP idittra 81
It limo/. S. Glum] its.
This *as an AMOR fur ..ittainti cot
the plaintiff's wife.
Mr. Term° stetted the ease. Th.
master Cnfptr smi,h a .d the tleten,f
All parties 11241:listed 'he heY day of
being about 40, and the plaintiff and d
the same age. ey itad been twin t!,
were dissenters from tl:e
plaintiff and his t..ife we, e marriedd
and.canie to reside in i!
:which time the defendant betam•
plaintiff's famiiy,. up to the yt,.r
period the plaintiff tank a journey int
a few weeks; and t: e th fend at :mile,
absence to seduce his wif 's aff vice
the plaintiff's, Mr. Fenner, alum it
Lady's infidelity to the unh.rtni, n
seen her and the defendant in sue!,
dered her frailty unequiv• cal.
Witnesses were called to 'mom the
The ATTORNEY GENERAL then add
stating, that is was altogether a
and ridiculous case, and one which lit
of Curt.

Mr. Burton, of Bazton, in Line°Lull
he had married a daughter of Mrs.
lormer marriage, with a man named ti
:till living. The sister of the Lady
same fact 14 Nelson's being still in tzi
these circumstances the plaintiff or.is
ARCHES COURT, FRIIRU.O
aanow v. BARLOw.
This was a suit brought by iir
Bart. against Dame Elizabeth B.ulol
reason of adultery, alleged to bare I
with Major Barlow in India and in
The facts of Ibis case having appea
before the. public, in an action brutal
Major in a common Law Court, in w
obtained a verdict of £29uo dame;
we deem it nct necessary to repeat elk
The Court. in this case, after hearir
was clearly of opinion that the f let c
It:lly established, and accordingly pro
remedy which the husband prayed.

CHARLES Aaio*, Esq. appeare! o
ning, in the Court of Chancery, and
the degree of. Setjeant at Law,'epon
he requested the Lord Chancellor to
her Majesty, .with the modest and ap
" Lahore." He was afterwards •s..eoi
of one of the dus•ices of the boort of
Mr. LaACif, of the Chancery B tr, 1
the office of Chance r of the Dud
has vacated his seat in the House ot-C
At the Middlesex Sessi..ns yester
the Greenwich coach pruprietr,r, a,
coachm.en, were ore:ered intn cost. d
judgment of the Court, fur obstnotir
their .carriages, ac Chat ing-cross.
The young infant, which Was artfr
its mother a few days alo at 13: i.!,
woman, calling herself Lady Gar,
stored to its now happy p atlas, by
sqs it was placed with her to nurt.e.
twice examined by the Magistrates,
custody for a final hearing.
ManLio .—CIIA RGL
Yesterday Sarah Jen!&m was re.rx,
charge of haring murdered her newll
West End lane. 'll,e chili was ham
joining the road, with its head much
braised. The prisoner had said th,-
born, but Dr. Webb, of Coidbath Fit
versation with her, and it turned
oonlessed to having taken a stake from
inflicted the wounds, as already witted
was fUily committed fur trial tor the t
ItossenYe—Yesterday mlrnitsg, v,
coach had inked at the Old Bel
coackmays placed a small box under
parlour table, throwing his coat overi
looking men entered the roan at the
the coachruati's back was turned, the
box out, and escaped. The box coot
bank notes, which the coachman wa
banker in the City.
Thursday se'unight, John Riley w
mingham to Alvectturch : having fa
ten hours, he eat immediately of ne
soon occasioned spaSEDs in his stoma,
suddenly died.
Last week, at Moyle's Court, neat
three boys were working at the botto
pit, they so undermined it that it ga
on them, when one was killed, anoth
broken, and the third was severely hr

IsIR 1 rt.%
At Madras, on the Ist of October, the La
Mackensle, surgeon, of a son.
Tuesday, at Monk's-house, Corsham,
Captain Rooks, R. N. of a son.

MARRIED.
The 23d ult. at Elmo, Huotingdo::shire, Car
lady Ellzgbe:h Proby, youngest daughter of th
Thursday, at Caverswall, the Rev. S. Web',
Connexion, to bliss Sirrtip, of Lane Ltd
Mooday senoight, tient y Walker Yeolll3ll, i
to Mob Dunes; eldest daughter of the t nn.l

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