Star.
London, England, 1825-08-17 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Sept. 9, E. Jackson, York, goldsmith, at ten, at the Court-
house, Leeds. Sept. 12, S. Batt, Bloteombe, Dorset, cheese-
dealer, .t eleven, at the Grosvenor Arms Inn, Shaftesbury. , Sept.
2, W. Gillibrand, Bolton-le-Moors, plassiber,at two, at the King's
Arms Inn, Manchester.

CERT' FI CA TES —Sem 6.
Rime, Liverpool, auctioneer. F. Beesley, Bedvrardine.
Worcestershire, glove-manufacturer. J. H. Browne. Clapham,
linen.draper. T. and J. Yates, Bolton-le-Mows; cotton-spinners,
W. Mantel, Downing-street picture-dealer. S. Robinson, Fen-
church-street, stationer. le Uphill, West Lydford, Soiierset,
apothecary. R. Fuller, Ryegste, shopkeeper..
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Hepper and Co. Doncaster, silk-mercers. Hall and Roberts,
Holbeck, Yorkshire, joiners. Best and Co. Sheffield, Ale-Manu-
facturers. Emanuel and Co. Bevis-Marks, St. Mary Ale, silver-
smiths. Gill and Seark, Horrabridge, near Tavistock, wodilen-
manufacturers. Bradshaw and Massey, Wigan, Lancashire, hat-
manufacturers. Cosains and Gam. Weymouth, surgeons. Troby
and Crawley, London, meat-mlesmen. Banks and Sister; Cad-
dington, Cheshire, millers. (Jule and Cs. marypors, cumber-
land: Brenuter and Co. Manchester, cotton-suansfacturera. Tbo-
- and Sone Basingball-Areet. Smirk and Co. Huausdatlitcii..
tailors. S:attley and C.. Day and Robinson, Onadont, Wrap.
sr. ccr, wailer r. awdost and Deighton,Yrirk, 'ark-cotters.

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SOUTtI
/PROM Mt NEW YORK *VINING !OM JOLT 16.
The latest accounts from Rio de la Plata represent
the state of matters at Buenos Ayres as likely to involve
the Brazilian Emperor in a struggle with the patriots;
the issue of which, especially if it ta true, as is said, that
Bolivar is pt the bottom of the late revolt, appears to
be no way doubtful. The Liberator is believed to have
an undeistanding with Buenos Ayres, and to have in-
duced the latter to taste a rupture with his Imperial
Majesty, in order that he (Bolivar) may have a plea furl
marching from one end of Brazil to the other, and
establish a Republican Government. The northern
provinces, where discontent was prevailing, were ex-
pected to revolt on hearing the intelligence from the
River Plate. It can scarcely he expected, after the
rapid progress which liberal opipions have made in
South America, that the patriots will lay down their
arms until they have rooted out every vestige of for-
mer tyranny. Democracy.and Royalty are so incom-
patible, that they cannot •exist long in each other's
neigboorhood.
Thy French Commisioners in Peru and Chili have
been ordered lay the respective Governments of these
Republics to leave them in twenty-four hours. The one
is accused of hiving interfered 'in concerns of Import-
ance, and endiavotved to overthrow the Government;
the other of openly applauding, at the bar of Congrest,
the cries of the disorderly, who had called for a disso-
lution of that body. It will be recollected that we
some time ago published an article, accusing the French
Government of having spies in Colombia and Peru,
whose object was to effect a counter-revolution in fa-
vour of Royalty. This charge was afterwards denied
in the Paris Ministerial Papers, although, from the facts
which have since transpired, there never was any season
to doubt the correctness of the information.

Intelligence of a 14te date has been received at Balti-
more from Mexico and Peru. It was healthy and
tranquil at Tampico and Vera Crux. General Rodil
was in possession of Callao on the Ist of April. The
Peruvian squadron, con}isting of one frigate, two sloops
of war, and a gun-brig completely manned and equip.
ped, had sailed from Guayaquil to assist in the blockade
of Callao.