Star.
London, England, 1825-01-14 00:00:00

Louis XVI. to the Courts of Russia, Prussia, &c.

Lady Jones has arrived at ber hosae in South A.udkyl
frenr her seat, Wortin House, Hants.
Sir George Robinson, Bart. has left his seat, Cranford,

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amptonshire, on a tour.
The Hon. Colonel Lygoo, M.P. ha Cleft town; for Gioucesten '
Lord Sebey has left town, for West-Dean, Susssex.
Captain Ricketts left town yesterday. for Brighton.
Departures front Fenton 's Hotel, St. James's-place :—Capti
Hyde Parker, for the seat of Sir William Parker. 13art. Melt
Hall, Suffolk; and A. F. Ninth, Esq. for his seat in Hants.
Arrivals at the Bath Hotel, Arlington-street :—Mr. and .
Smith, from Bath; Sir Henry Wrdab, B.rt. and Mr. Harris, Iron
tour ; and Sir Morris Ximenes, Burt. from Berkshire. Departure:
Colonel Vaughan, and Mr. and Airs. Foreman; for Brighton.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's-street :—air Goditq
Webster, from Brighton; the Rev. I. Billington ; J. Vaughan, Esq.
.11G, Ward,. Esq. from Bristol; C. Sulked's*, Esy from Devon; 1.
Page, Req. from Kent; Sir James Hope. from Brighton; and W.
B. Legros, Esq. from his seat, St. Alban's.
. Sittings appointed to be held in Middlesex and Lon-
don before the Right Honourable Sir CHARIAII Assort., Kin. Lord
Chief Justice of the Coon of King's Bench, in and after Wary
Term, 1525 : IN ULRIC
lIIDDLUSIX. I LONDUN.
Thursday . . January 27 ,I Monday . . January 31
Thursday . . February 5 Saturday . . February S
Thursday . . February 10 Friday . . February II

♦rTaa TUP.M.
Tuesday . . February 15 j Monday . Februaryl4
Sit at half-past 12 on• the 27th of January, and' the .3cl and sth d
February; and at half-past nine an the 31st of January, and*
110th, 11th, 14th, and 15th of February.
N.B.—The Guildhall, Middlesex, being required to hold the ad•
journed sittings on the 14th of February, the Chief Justice is coo,.
pelled to go into London on that day ihstead of the 15th of Februr) •
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MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO:MORROW,
AT TUX COURT or COMIISSIONZIUS OV IbillEfUrTl4./LISINCRALL-C

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W. Johnson, of liedfordbnry, draper
W. Starkey, of Lower-road, Deptford, butcher
C. Jackson, of Barbican, batter
A Archer, of Gun-atieet, Spital-fields, factor
W. Gwynne, late of Dienton, Sussez, clerk -
H. H. W. Aubrey, late of Praed-street, Edgeware-road,
wine-merchant 4 - 3 1
W. Pheni, jun. of Fleet-street, confeetioner _ 310
G. 'Rice, late of the Regent Circtie, Oxford-street, Tailor 311
J. H. Browae, of Clapham, Surrey. linen-draper - 311
J. Hall, of High-street, Newington Butts, tea-dealer - 210
J. Larkin, of Cannon-street-road, shopkeeper - 2 1
R. K Unswerth, of Pedlar's-acre, Lambeth, coal-merchant 2 10
C. Rolfe, Guildford, Surrey, paper-manufacturer - 2!I
H. M. Fyffe, of Holborn, grocer - _ 212
G. Benson, late of Bowling-green-place, Kennington, blinder 2 11
J. F. Bennallack, of Truro, Cornwall, scrivener - 2it
A. Bryan, late of Richmond, Surrey, haberdasher - 211
E. C. Fyffe, 0 New Cavendish-street, grocer - 2 12
J. Thompson, of the Commercial Docks, Roeherlaithe,
tea-dealer. - - - _ 1 12
S. Handy, of Goswell-street, brass-founder - 1 11
J. It. Le Coince, of St. -Helen's-place, merchant - 1 1
J. Creed, of Bedford-court, Covent-garden, woollen-draper 1 11
J. Bleck, of Derby. tea-dealer - _ 1 11
J. Giles and G. Dennis, of Bow-street, Covent-garden,
victual/era - . 1 11

DIVIDENDS.
J. MazweU, of Boston, Lincolashire, tea-dealer. J. Lyne and C.
Lyne, of Finsbury-square, merchants. T. Kirby, of Bethnal-green-
' road, draper. S. Salmon, of Regent-street. stationer. W. Moray,
of Pall-mall-court, tailor. J. Calvet and W. Peat, of Bashi:Lad'
street, merchants. J. Sherwin and J. Dranr, of Gould-squ.ire,
comb-makers. T. Pine and E. Davis, of Maidstosse, milieu. fit•
Welsford, of Tower-hill, merchant. R. Hobson, of Maidstone, hi-
badasher. J. Haskew, of Cuck-hill,Stepney, tobacco-manufacturer.
C. Toussaint, of Castle-Street, Leicester-square, plumber. W. lio:o
of Cavendish, Suffolk, grocer. B. Yebinan, of Keyford- From,
Somersetshire, baker-
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, JAN. 14.
The arrivals of all sorts of Grain this week are good. and of
Flour the quantity is very large. There is very little doing in the
Wheat trade this morning, so that the trade may be reported dull'
at hardly such good prices as Monday. Batley continues to sell
very heavily, at rather lower prices than of late. lkans fully 0131.111.
tain List quut•ttion. Peas are dull and rather lower. Oats hod
buyers un hardly so good terms as Monday last.
Arrivals—English Wheat, 7,460 quarter ; Barley, 13,700 gear'
I revs ; 0at5,.13,200 quarters; Irish Wheat, 300 quarters; Ida.' Oar's
.100 quarters; Flour, 16,500 sacks.'
SMITHFIELD MARKET, JANUARY 14.
The Meat Market is steady, the hest Beet being worth 5' pee
stone; and in the Mutton trade there is little to remark, the price of
Monday bring maintained. Veal rather dearer, and Pork looks
very firm at Monday's: quotation.—Beasts, 434; Sheep, 320;
Pigs, so ; Calves, 740.
Beef, 4s. tae ss. Mutton, 4s. 6d. to se. 4d. Veal, Ss. 9d. to s. s.l.
Path, Ss. 2d. to 6s. 94.—Hay per load, £3 Ss. to £5 St. -s-tsalss
' les. to re 9 9s. ClascF,A4 ss. to Lis