Star.
London, England, 1812-03-16 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

April 29. Samuel Savage and John Slack, of Macclesfield,
Cheshire, silk-manufacturerr-April 14. Bristow Bradly, of Farn-
ham, Surrey, common-brewer-April 11. John Dunn, of Turn-
mill-street, Clerkenwell, victualler-April 14s Richard Howard
the elder, John Rivers, Richard Howard the younger, and James
Howard, of Mitcham, Surrey, calico-printers-April 7. Peter
Didier and Wm. Ttbbett, of St. James's-street, West minster,
booksellers-April 11. S. Dadd, of Rochester, grocer-April 284
Matthias Koops, otherwise Koops Von Ernst, of Edmonton,
merchant-April 14. Edward Winwood and Samuel Thodey, of
the Poultry, Scotch factor.--May 2. Wm. Anderson and Robert
Lightollers, of Chorley, cotton-spinners-April 14. Tbomu and
George Cornford, of Milford-lane, Strand, coal-merchants-
April 21. Samuel Bunn, of Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriar's-
-IRoad, merchant-June tl. Francis Frankland, of Cheapsitie,ware-
housetnan--April 16. Wm. Byrt Morgan and Jacob Dudden, of
Shepptoe-Mallett, bankers-April se. Peter Stanford, of Chester,
tallow-chandler-April.l. John Grelg, of Charles-street, Hamp-
stead-Road, baker-April 11. Stephen Lee, of Birchin-lane,mer-
chaat-April 211. Samuel Savage and John Slack, of Macclesfield,
silk-manufacturers--April 11. William Argent, of Hare-street,
Romford, victualler-April 11. Wni.Bignell, of Great St. Helens,
London, broker-April 4. John Pitt, of Coleman-greet, auctio-
neer-April 4. Casar Jones and Benjamin I.oadsman, of Shef-
field, druggists-April 4. Wm. Powell, of Brecon, liquor-mer-
chant-April 4. Parmenter Smith, of Piccadilly, linen-draper.
April 6. Richard Path, of Anderton, parish of Maker, Cornwall,
rope-maker-April 7. Peter Robert I.uard, of London, merchant.
April 14. Wm. Walter Prosser and Robert Cotter, of Fenchurch
street, wine-merchants-April 14. Francis Epps, of Sevenoaks,
Kent, ironmonger-April 18. Alexander Buckler, of Basinghall-
street factor-Aft 18. John Squire and Samuel Sawyer, of
Br;stol, merchants-April 4. Wm. Davies, of Liverpool, slater.
April 14. John Greenwell, of South Shields, butcher-April 14.
Oswald Brodie, of South Shields, cordwainer-April 14. Frances
Ycung and Frances Handcock, of South Shields, widows, slop-
sellers-April 4. Philip Hunt, of Nottingham, grocer-April 6.
Wm. Rugg, of Cardiff, GlaMorganshire, cabinet-maker-AprU 1.
James Saffory, of Canterbury, bookseller-April 14. Charles
Holmes, of Bull-Head-court, Newgate-street, haberdasher.-
March 17. Stephen Maurice Ferriter, of Fore-street, merchant.
April 111. Josiah Phipps, of Copthall-court, London, broker-
April e. Isaac Jefferies, of Sudbury, Suffolk, miller-April 11.
Thomas Martin, of Overtop, Flintshire, dealer and chapman-
April IS. Daniel Burgess and Mary Lord, of Rockdale, Lanca-
shire, cotton-spinners.

GERMAN PAPIItS.
BERLIN, FEBRUARY 4.
The 2d and 4th Swiss Regimeots, with several bat-
talions of others, now on service, are on their march
to Liege, where they will be formed into a divisiOn ;
and the command given to General Belliard. Our
contingents will in future be formed into divisions in
order that the returns may be more complete, the
deficiencies easier filled up, and the names of those
who may desert more speedily known and published.
VIENNA, FEBRUARY s.

For many years there have not been known such
long and violent discussions in the Diet of Hungary
as during its pres•_nt sitting. Both the Magnates and
Representatives of the people have concurred in op-
posing the financial measures which were necessary to
the salvation of the State. They urged that the Con-
stitution of Hungary did not permit them to acquiesce
in imposing such heavy burthens ; that the Hun:
garians, a brave, loyal people, were always ready in
making every sacrifice to maintain the rights of their
Sovereign ; but that, should they adopt the financial
system proposed by the Ministers, they would bear
an unequal propoition of the public burthens, and be
made a sacrifice to the Hereditary States. The du-
ration of these discussions has occasioned much pub-
lic inconvenience ; Courts of Justice having been
shut during the time, and the expences of the Diet
having amounted to three millions of florins. It is
believed that the Diet will terminate its sitting on the
12th of this month.

It has at length been agreed that the Hungarians
shall pay, in two years, 24. millions of fl reins, in bills
of exchange ; deliver into the Imperial magazines
four millions of measures of grain, of different sorts;
and submit to an extraordinary impost of two florins
for each quintal of salt during three years.