Star.
London, England, 1825-10-17 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING lIALTesTuEET.

Nov. 5, Robert Dousbery, Bell-lane, Spitalfields, rnustard.ma-
nufacturer, at ten. Nov. 6, Peter Alfred Compton, Beckenham
and Lee, Kent, farmer, at ten. Nov. 5, John Thompson and
William Walker, Wolverhampton, drapers, at eleven. Nov. 5,
Natha.del Peach Singer, Liverpool, haberdasher, at ten. Nov. 5,
George Kenning, Church-street, Spb•altielJs, silkman, at ten.—
Nov. 5, John Laughton, late of Arbour-square, Comma rciaisruad,
masie.--ina:iner, at tan. Nov. 5, Wiiiiam Williams, Amen Cur-
ner, bookseller, at ore. Nov. 5, Edward Cowper Fyile, New
Cavendish-street, grocer, at twelve. Nov. 5, Ai ch:bald
Castle-court, Birchlii-lane, merchant, :t eleven. Nov. John
1: y de, Winchester, groevr, at twelve.
01 VI DEN DS to be made in die CC U N•rny.

Nov.lo, Richard Bowman, Liverpool, sail maker, at one, at the
Office of Mr. Richard Finlow, Harrington-street, Liverpool. Nov.
5, William Oldacres, Lea Grange, near Twycros, Leicestershire,
turner, at eleven. Nov. 9, W. Quirk, Liverpool, ale and beer-
brewer, et eleven, at the Office of Mr. 11Iawdsley, Doran 's-lane,
Liverpool. Nov. 7, James Ch.ik, Trowbridge, linen-draper, at
one, at the Angel Inn, Bath.

CERTIFICATES—Nov. 5.
George Forsyth, Eden Court, Carlisle, draper. John Robert
Stager, Palmer-street, Stepney, plumber. William Marsh, 11cr-
net's-street, bunker. .19siit% Henry Stracey, Berner's-street, Ox-
ford-street, banker. John Bamford, Egham, baker. John Ashby
at:d 'William Tobitt, Cliffe, Sussex, millers.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
James Gilbert Marston, John Shepherd, and Joseph Baker, bob-
bin and carriage-makers. John Burrell, Isaac Herren, and George
Stephenson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, iron-fouoders.•Willram M`Mur-
d:e and William Charles Pout, Epping, stationers. Thomas Clark
and John Hetherington, Nottingham, bobbin and carriage-manu-
facturers. Samuel Newman and William Steel, Cumberland
Mews, Mary-la-bonne, stable-keepers. George Neame and Wil-
liam Dilnor, Wi!dish, Canterbury, wine-merchants. Nathinicl
Vye Lee, Nathaniel Vye, William Blackmore Vye, and Edward
Gaylen), Ilfracombe, bankers. John Hall lleulon and Edward
Brichta, merchants. Vincent Francis Rivaz, Charles Richard
klarford, and Alexander liugonin Rivaz, Lluycl's Coffee-house,
London, insurance-brokers, so far as regards the said V. F. Rivaz.
Thomas Parker, Samuel Stocks, jun. a;:d William Wilson, Heaton
Norris and Manchester, cotton-spinners, manufacturers, and
bleachers. William Jackson and William Lay, jun. Colchester,
Essex, auctioneers and appraisers: John Crowe and William
Downey, Liverpool, sail makers. Jy. Holman and Wm. R. Dun-
nett, Friday-street, London, silk-warehousemen. George Hubbard
and William Keys, Chead le, Staffordshire, attornies. William Watts
and Joseph Watts, Hinckley, Leicestershire, druggists. Henry
Gee, H. Clarke, and Thomas Gee, Boston, Lincolnshire, bankers,
so far as regards H. Clarke. Joseph Andrews and Charles Lane,
Albemarle-street, Clerkenwell, manufacturtr. William Conway'
and Francis Joyce, Drury-lane, house-decorators and brush-main-
(securers. Edward Wells, Charles Atherton Allnatt, Job Wells,
and John Hedges, of Wallingford, Berkshire, bankers, so far as re-
gards the said J. Hedges. John Harker and George Cliarles Wilt-
shire, Old Band.streec, Middlesex, silversmiths and jewellers. J.
J. Saintmarc, W. D. Fdlowes, and Stamp Brooksbank, Belmont
Distillery, Vauxhall. henry Short, Ilene), Winnfield, and Wil-
liam Robert Pope, London, general agents, so far as regards the
said W. R. Pope. John Jones and Clinics Clark, Bridgnorth,
Shropshire, wine-merchants.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the RCM ns made in the Week ending the lath day ut Oc-
tober l 025, is 454. 91d. per cwt. exclusive of the duties of Customs
paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great
Britain.

General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, %TWA
governs Importation, made up to the Bth of October :
Wheat 04s. 7d. Oats 255. Rid. Brans 465. 01.
I I
Barley 41s. 2d. Rye 41s. sd. Peas 565. ed.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
WA R-OFFICE, OCT. 14. 18'25.
37th Regiment of Foot—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William
Dunbar, from the 66th Foot, to be 31sjor, by purchase. vice
Valiant, promoted.
80th Ditto—Francis Hay Graham, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Coral, promoted.
96th Ditto—Ensign Charles Bros./Dion" Cumberland, from the 35(11
Font, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, Vie 4: Oustley, promoted.
Ittqat Atticau Colonial Corps—Edward Cooke, Gent. to be Eu.
by purchase, Tice ('.ldes, proud/tett.

Copy of a Report from Captain Hardy to Commodore Hayes,
dated from on board Oro frigate Hastings, ILmree Harborsr, sth
of February, i 825.
Si it —The Henry Meriton has been detained. o con-
vey to you and General Morrison the result of the ope-
rations against Rarnree, which, I regret to state, have
failed, from causes which Lieutenant-Colonel Hamp-
ton will more pro;lerly explain. lam happy to say
the Lieutenant-Colonel speaks in high terms of tl e
ggird conduct ;:nd bravery of our seamen and marines:
ariel I beg to recommend all the Officers under my
command to the notice of Government, as deserving
every praise for their exertions and valour on every oc•
casion.—Previous to this attack with, the military, we
had, uith a party of seamen and marines, under Veti-
tenant Wyndham, several skirmishes with the enemy,
and had succeeded in defeating them in two successive
attack;, and in taking and burning two of their vil-
lages, strongly defended by five h indred men, sent from
Ramtee for the purpose ; two prisoners were taken. one
:.1 them a Chieftain that commanded the party. Lam
sorry to add,* that Thomas Power, a marine, was
seriously wounded on one of these occasions, but is get-
ting better. I reconnoitred the creek under a smart
fire, and gave the Lieutenant-Colonel the result of an
my observations, and also every professional informa-
Lion connected with the set vice. Ilieloc.rt is a return
°lour killed and wounded: our' oats ufiral molt.
I futtl.er beg to acquaint you that the ships and
vessels under my orders, at Cheduba, have been ac-
tively employed on the enemy's coasts and possessions
since I took command.

The serjeant and six privates of Ms Majesty's 54th
regiment, on board the HonourAble Company's armed
cutter Matchless for their health, vo:unteered to serve
on this occasion with our marines, under Lieutenant
Bell, and they are f course included in the Lieutenant-
Colonel's detachment urdcrs and letters of thanks,

copies of which I forward for your information, and
beg to add my testimony to that o: the LieutenAnt•Co-
ionel in favour of Lieutenant Be!1; I regret to say drat
one of them fell, and 0,.e was slightly wounded; the
others I would forward in the Nleriton, but they have
expie,sed a wish to remain unt 1 their comrades are
well. I have consented tw their application, as we are
all under orders for AriacAn. _

The cutter Matchless is now going into Cheduba
creek to undergo repairs and. caulking, alter.whicb
intend examining Chindowah, snd some of the cteeks
on the eastern side of Rarmee Channel, that are.said.to
lead into theirrawuddy, unless called up to Arracan.
Dy this opportunity I havuthe pleasure to torward
to ;on a plan of Ilamree Chwinel, creek, and harbour,.
as surveyed, by my Enders, by Lieutenants Wyndham
and Harrison, a,sisted by Mr. Cariesl, NlA•ret's eof
this ship, and beg to reconinnend.tho,e Officers to youe
cons:deration as utserving untice —I have, Sec.
11. ElAlt DY, Captain, commanding the
Mari,e Forces, Chedeba. •
Report of the Killed and Wounded Of the I lonuurable Company's
- fripte 1 lasting', at the attack of Ramree, .1d February, 1825.
Killed—Mr. J. Graves, master's mate.
Wounded—John Welsh, Quarter-master, severely (since dead) ;

J. Hargr,ve, seaman, severely; John Henly, hoais;vain's Mate,
slightly; M. Lowes and Thomas Pattenden, seamen, slightly.
H. HA RDY, Captain.
Extract from a letter from Lieutenant Walter, Assistant Resident
in Cutch, to the Chief Secretary to the Govertuueut of Bombay,
dated Bhooj, 7th April, .1825.
I have the honour to r: Fm t the return of the !mall
force detach td against the Hill Fort of Bullaree, situated
in the Iltibbai. lid's. The result of tins espedition has
been productive of more advantage than could !Levi
been anticipated. • The gun taken from the Rajah's
troops, on the Ist inst. was eecaptured;and the prisoners
which tell into the enemy% hands on that occasi,,n were
rescued. In the fort were found nearly one thousand
head of cattle, a great quantity of grain and implements
or husbandry, tare plunt:er r. the villages of the sur-
e unsling country. the smallness of our force, and the
weakness of the brigade, rendered it ttecossar y, after the
property had been removed, to abandon the fret and
return to Bhooj. It appeuts that prey ous to our attack
of the enemy's fott at liollaree, eight hundred men had
been detached by C.em for the attack of Anjar. On the
first intimatien of the impending danger, I had taken
measures for the protection of the builders (harbours);
and, fortunately, the day previous to t'.e attack, three
hundred Arabs and Sebundy had arrived from Noanug-
hur, and a similar number from Mandavie—to this
circumstance alone can be au' ibut: d the safety of Anjar.
Twice the enemy,under their desperate leader Omuryah,
advanced as tar as the town Cutcherry, plundering the
Bazaar on both occasions to a very large amount. The
i.iformation of the successful attack on their post at
Bullatee, arrive) at the moment of their second attack,
and appears to have impressed them with a tense of
their danger. Their leader Omuryah, fell at the Cut-
cherry, and the success of the gattison from that mo-
ment appears to have been decisive.
Tsztraet from a letter from Lieutenant Walter, Assistant-Resident
in Cutch, to the Chief Secretary to the Government of Bombay,
dated Bhooj, April 10, 1823.
1 have the satisfaction to report, for the information
of Government, the total deteat and dispets.on of the
formidable enemy which has lately invaded this province.
Colonel Campbell, with a detachment from the bri-
gade, attacked a large body of the Miannahs on the
mottling of the 9th instant, v. ho had taken refuge,
after their repulse at Anj sr, in a range of hills called
the Rytnal Roah. Tire success has been complete.
The enemy finding no place of safety in Cutch to which
they could retire, fled in a body dot trig Lest night across
the Puchum; and at the presotit. moment not twenty
of these plunderers ientain in Cutth ; their chastise.
ment has been most bet etc ; weir loss in the to o tains
witn our troops, and the Atijai, b tug com-
puted at About '250.