Star.
London, England, 1830-08-04 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Sargon and J. Clarke, Leicester, grocers—M. J. Williams and
W. White, Mitchell-street, St. Luke's, grinders—W. Bagshaw
and G. Plaits, Parks, Buxton, Derbyshire, ihrep dealers—J. Par-
fitt and C. T. Fleming, Bath, oilmen—J. C. Bealby and J. Bealby,
East Hanney, Berkshire, silk tbrowstrrs—J. L Wardell and Co.
Chester, wine merchants•—J. Whaley and Co. Harden, Ilingley.
Yorkshire, worsted spinners—R. Ilseburn and J. C. Hay, Don-
caster, surgeons—T. Shaw and W. Bucklee, Bewdlry, Worcester.
shire, currlers—J. Oldfielrl and It. Leigh, Barton upon Irwell.
Lancashire, joiners—E. Garnett and W. Parry, Worcester,
woollen drapers—R. and E. Barnard, Whitechapel-road, sta-
tioners—J. Somers and F. Pemberton, Oxford-street, cheese-
mongers—W. Dixon and H. Wormald, Oatlry, Yorkshire, scrib-
bling millers.

EXCERPTIONS,
MORAL AND THEOLOGIC.4L,

FROM THE WRITINGS Or EMINENT PHILOSOPHERS, AND

His Majesty's Plate of Ifings. tut four year 4.1t1, 10. t. 7:).
five, Ilst. 71b; six, list. •211); and sgtd, l2st. Four 111:.•

Heats.
Mr. Bromley's c. h. Gamble, 4 yrs old, lOst. 71b. . - 1
Rush's b. b. by Titoism, out of Rhoda, 4 yrs old,

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10Kt. 711) . - - . . 2 :t
Mr. Ricardo's br. h. Second, by Sceptic, ailed, kst . 3 t'•
Mr. Calarke's b. h. Hal, aged, 124 t . - - 4 ..:
Mr. Theobald's g. h. The Exquisite, 4 yrs old, 10. t. 71b dr
Five to four on Tiresias apt the field-6 to 4 agst Camble—aftet
the first heat, 6 to 4 on the winner.

A Sweepstakes of 501. each, It. ft. for three yrs old; colts, fist. 714
fillies, 8s•. 411). One 11i1c.

Mr. Chuke's c. f. Taglioni, by Whisktr, out of Sister to Co-

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ronadon . - . -
Mr. Gully's b. c. Donzelli, by Orville or Bustard
Puke of Richmond's ch. c. Confederacy -
Two to one on Dons4li.

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The County Plate of 501. for 3 yrs old, 7st. 4th ; four, Bst. 411, ;
five, Bst. 191 b ; six and aged, 9st. 31b. Mares and geldings al.
lowed 31b. One nude and half heats. The winner to be sold fo;

1501. if demanded, die.
Mr. Rush's b. f. Partisan, out of Chintz, 3 yrs old . 4 4 1 1
Mr. Gardner's br. h. Conjurer, 6 yrs old . - 5 1 2
Duke of Richmond's b. c. Almariva, 3 pars old,
7m. 41b. - . . 1 2 3 dr
Mr. Clarke's ch. in. Amelia, aged, 9st
Mr. Shackle's b. h. Watchman, 4 yrs old
Mt. C. Pelham's b. h. Saxon, by Whalebone, ag~d
Mr. hemp's gr. h. Mazouka, by Little John, 4 yrs old 3 5 dr.
Conjurer the favourite. After the lira heat Conjurer still the
favourite. Third heat, 4to 1 against the winner. Before the 4th
heat, 5 to 1 on the winner.

FUNERAL OBSEQUIRS OF HIS LATE MAJESTY AT
THE WESTERN EXCHANGE, OLD BO‘D.STREST.

Ws were gratified by a view of the above exhibition, which was
opened to the public on Monday last. The subjects, six in numbtr.
are consecutively arranged in the following order:

No. 1. " His Majesty's remains lying in State.* In the centre
is placed the Royal coffin, covered with purple velvet, with orna.
ments of gold ; over it is laid a pall of purple, and on the sop are
arranged the crowns of England and Hanover, the whole surmount.
ed by the Royal standard and escutcheon. In die front arc placed
the two principal Heralds, in their ricii State surcoata; next them
are two Lords of the Bedchamber, then four of the Band of Gentle.
men Pensioners; and next them are four Yeomen of the Guard, all
in their State dresses. The apartment is hung with black, thickly
studded with silver sconces of two lights each. Close to the coffin
are six gold candlesticks, each, (including the taper) nine feet high.
No. 2. " Windsor from the Long-walk."—This view in looking
towards the Castle;
_the towers, rising majestically above the woods,
are seen to a great advantage.