Star.
London, England, 1830-03-27 00:00:00

actor—R. Packer, Bath, timber merchant. G. Allwright, Strai '.
cheesemouger,W. P. M. Croft, Queen-street, Piu•lico.lode.
housekeeper—W. P. Barnard, Albion-place, Walwortb, riot 1.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

U. Moon and Co. Nottingham, bobbin inatmfacturers—.T. Jul!.
•",I1 and Co. !ewes, Sussex, paper makers—E. Brockbank ands'.
Edmnnson, Carlisle, cabinet makers—A APEensie and J. Knigl
Stamford, Lincolnshire, grocers—D. J. Winter and S. Claptc.
I ower Eaton-street, Pimlico, school mistaysses—E.. Forster at
A. Coombs, Chertsey, Surrey, milliners—J. Jones and J Harp..
3,onmouth Cap, Alonmoothire, coal merchants—S. Smith at..l
Bye, Peckham, milliners—A. B. NVoodeock and W. G. V'occic,,c'
Colchester, clock makers--. 1. Ayres,. anti S. Moulton. Norma
street, Old-street, iron founders—J. Heald and 1. Hartimm, Sa'
ford, Lancashire, hat dyers—C. N. liV awn and Co. N:n (AA!
upon-Tyne, surgeon-dentists—A. Melliss and Co. wan:lin...lst-it.
—W. Medley and A. Vardon. stock brakers--T. Livcs: , C •
Blackburn, Lancashire, cotton spinners, so far as t,t,:utsl, It
Brieriey—J. Waller and Co. Long-acre, toaclunakcit.—F. C
Clarke and B. May, IViftuore.street. Cavendish-square, liner. dra-
pers—C. Shillito and L. T. Aleredie,-,, Putney, surgent..-11. S
Boughton and R. Debenham. Chcapside J. Overbuy and W. H.
Cartwright, Cateaton-street, Blackwell-!tall factors.
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRIl'IS:i CORN,
0011111.115 1114VPRTATION)
Fur the Week en ed March 19, made up front the Returns of the
Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns in England and Wales.
Imperial General Weekly Avenge.
Wheat 61. i. 24. Oats 216. I Id. I Beans 31s. 4d.
Barley 295. S. I Rye 345. 4d. Peas :S:F. ppd.
Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which govern. Duty.
Wheat 58s. 74.1 Oats 21.. 24. I Beans 30s. 10.1.
Barley 294 Od. Rye 34.. 6J. Peas 35N. 6d
PRICE OF SUGAR.

The Average Price of Henan nr blumovano SUOMI computed
front the Returns made in the Week ending the 23d day of March,
1830, is 245. 41d.per ewt. mrefinlve of the Duties of Customs pail
or payable fliervewon the importation theme into Great Britain.

I•'RENCH PAPERS.

ENPRFAS FROM PARIS 71118 IN I NG.

We have received by expre,s the Gazette de F 1 (MCP
dated Priday, the Monitenr, the Afissayer des Chaw-
bres, and other Paris parc:s of Thuraday. The follow-

ing are extracts :
'° 11. Ouernon de Hanvill4 Minister of Public katruetion, has
been elected a deputy for the department of BlaYennt et bode, by
a majority of 63, the numbers being, for M. Guernon de Ran.
vilk, 185: for N. Vatismenil, 122.
" The Count de Villele arrived at Paris on Tuesday, and yester-
day the Countess tic Neuville, his dauglita, was safely delivered of
a son.

It can no longer be doubted that we are upon tit eve of a change
of Ministry, and that men, the most odious to France, will shortly
be called to power. It is evident that there exists& struggle between
the deplorable Ministry and that of the Prince de Polignac But
how does this affect France ? She cannot gain by such a change,
neither has she any thing to lose by it. Sine etc existence of the
laws on the press and the elections, enacted it. 1828, every admi-
nistration must march with public opinion, or eca.se to exist. Nei.
ther that of Prince de Polignac, nor that of M. de Villele, then,
can occasion us any serious apprehension —Journal de Paris.
We pledge ourselves for the correctness of the following state.
ment :—On the day that M. de Montbel and 31. de Polignac carried
to the Chambers the act of prorogation, the 2d Regiment of the
Guards, in barrack at la Pepiniere, received orders to load their arms.
Two packets of cartridges were distributed to each soldier, and the
arms were piled in the square in such order that they might be wised
upon the first beat of the drum. The troops were kept in read&
ness until midnight. It is stated that the Ministry cannot yet
depend upon the Royal French Guard. The infantry is arm.
posed of six French and two Swiss regiments. The duty has hi.
therto been done by two native and one foreign regiment. By a
new arrangement, the Swiss regiment in garrison at Oilcans is called
to Paris, and permanent duty will henceforth be done by one French
and two SWISS. Io order to be further assured of the zeal and de-
votion of those foreigners, their daily pay, which is already 10 cen.
times more than that of our countrymen, has lately been farther
augmented 6 centimes : the pay of the one is 26 centimes, while
that of the other is 40.—Nallonal.

Le Globs states, that with the exception of M. de Polignac, the
Cabinet is in a state of perplexity. M. Courvoisier appears to be
overcome by surprise ; 111. de Mootbel is uncertain ; 111. d'Hausses,
thoughtful ; DI. de Guernon, full of care. As for M. de Bourmont,
he is busy with his contracts and preparations for the expedition
against Algiers. In this state of things all is confusion and disap-
pointment ; there exist in the Cabinet, as in the Chamber, a Right
side, a Lett side, and a Centre. The Eight side calla in Al. de
Peyronnet ; the Left, de Martignac, de Belleyme, and de Berbis ;
and the Centre, Al. de Villele. Hence three negotiations are on
lost fist introducing changes into administration.