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

DIVIDENDS to be made is BASING HALL-STREET.

Aug. 27. A. Lam, Mimics, haberdasher, at eleven. Aug. IS
W.. 1. Arnold, Idol-lane, wlne.broker, at ten. Aug. 27. J. Crowley.
Holborn-bridge, cbeessmonger, at eleven. Sept. 17. G. and It
Wooiricb, iptieLdisv 41112.manufaetaters, at twelve. Aug. 27..
itrood.atreet-mews, mershants, at

H. Doves aid A. De . Dau.•••=... -
tea. Aug. St T. Thompson, late of Cameatile--etreet, ntereAant,
et twelve. Aug. ST. J. Deaaldson, W. Ike, and S. Marton,
Friday-street, wholesale lhaett-drapers and warehousemen, at eleven.
DIVIDEND to be =dela the COUNTRY.

Aug. SO. W. Compton, Birmingham, Wen-draper, at twelve, at
the Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
CERTIFI CATES —Anon 27.
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H. Eaton, late of Dander, SomereetsNre, maltster. W. Walker,
Rochdale, woollen.manufasturer. H. Bathhouse, Leeds, druggist.
..1. Robinson, Fallswerth. in Manchester, copperas-miumfacturer.
W. Shave, St. Alban's, victualler. J. Goodwin, Holt, Worcester-
ebb* miller. W. 'airy, Cock-yard, Davies-street, St. George's,
Hanover-square, horse-dealer and stable-keeper. B. Best, late of
Macilesield Wharf. New North-road; Popluim.terrace,
ton; and Borstal Flint Works, Rochester, wharlinger and coal.
islerchant. F. Willett, Holborn-bridge, druggist. J. Storer,
Mouot.street, St. George's, Hanover-square, undertaker. J.
Changer, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, piano-forte•maker.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Bertrand and Boaveret, Pads Royal Paris, cutlers and dealers
in stationery, Ste. Lumley and Nock*Bs, Lower Shadwell, smiths,
&c. Fergusson and Co. Queesrstreet, warehousemen and factors.
Green and Hollis, Lewisham, surgeons, &e. Ross and Rogerson,
Chepping Wycombe, Bucks, tea-dealers and drapers. P. Greenough
and Sons, Wigan and Manchester, cotton.manufacturers. Dickson
and Co. London, Buenos Ayres, and Monte Video. Guy and Co.
Limehouse, painters, ice. Turner and Lowe, Liverppel, timber.
dealers. Atkinson end Porter, Leeds, whitesrnitlis. Truman and
Sutton, Newark upon Trent, drapers. Bromley and Samples,
Manchester, ropemakers. Ratcliffe and Cu. Manchester, packets ,
B. and R. Burr, Chatham, cabinetmakers. J. Edlesten, Idear.:l
po
01, and Rdeisten. Warrington, coal.nserchants. Benson sailßoolong,
g, ItendaL Sohn and James Symes, Wareham, Dorset.
shire, mercers, drapers, and tea-dealers. Simonds and Nicholson,
Reading, wine-merchants. Roberts and Barrow, Dillicar, West-
moriand,*woodmotigers. Gibbs and Nethercott, Wardour-street,
linen-drapers. Corp and Rogers, Great Tower-stratt, carpenters.
Lightfoot and Co. Gateshead, Durham, paper•manufActurers.
Joseph and John Whitehead, Leeds, carpenters. Caldwell and
Snit, Salford, oil casemanufacturers. Jones and fluffery,Welling-

too, nt' erten iod drapers.

Oett-eral Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which
governs Importation, made up to the 50th of July
Wheat Cs. 10d. I Oats 255. SI I Beans 41s. :id.
Barley 355. sd. nye 418. id. Peas 41s. sd.

The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Ileums made in the Week ending the ad August, 114 L,
is 89$. lid. per cwt. exclusive of the dudes.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW,
'Ai FOR MOST or COMMIDSSOOMIS OF saxxsons, IatINGUALL STOUT.

MILD IIIZIMIXOII.
J. Jarvis,Bromptaa, Kan, tailor •
J. Wiadaeit, Magid, Sousa, grocer
morn NUTIINCS.
C. H. Morin& Pepo's Head.allsy, merchant
J. Badakk, Abingdon. tanner

DIVIDENDS.
C. Cox, &. Mardn's.lane, taller. N. May, Albion Terrace,
..briek.maker. elaw, late of the New Kent.road, gro.
:ran_ • *Kinky and A. M. llamado, Sine-lane, mercbanu. T.
Eoldicr. Holborn, victbager: A. Ellis, Mare.streee, Hackney,
eillenter• W. Marsh, J. H. &rimy, and G. E Watt:lry Ber.
nernacreet bankers. ,

DOCUMENT, No. I. •
I have the honour to communicate to your Excel-
kitty, that on the 27th of April there anchored in this
hay the ship of war St. Geronimo, otherwisiithe Asia,
and brig Constant's both Spanish ships belonging to
the squadron destined to Callao de Urns. which ships
capitulated, with the Commander, traps, and crew, on
the first day of the present month. Both the'ships were
litreed to be given up to the Mexican nation, as your
gitcellency will better understand by the accompanying ,
eixisment, which includes the said capitulation..
ETbe writer then proceeds to announce the peculiar
circumstances which make it necelsary fur the ships to
as under the co ours which he describes ; and that the
Mond Pilot, Don Juan Malaria, is commissioned to
'lsis immediately to the capital Of Mexico, toconvey
is the hands of the Supreme Government the dispatches
111 the Military Commander, for whom the writer solicits
every assistance to • facilitate his journey.—This dis-
patch is dated Monterry, in Upper California, May 21,
1825, and signed by the Political and Military,qovernor
of the Fortress of Asspulco, Luis Antonio Arguello.
The documents Nos. 2 and 3, contain "the relitesenta-
'tions of the Spanish Commander, Don Jose ~Martiiies,
of the difficulties of his situation, and the circumstances
elf4tenesfideratienss *hid% lotteced Iditsoltilltrtlidat tinder
hia cadets, to go over to the Mexican Goternmenr,
place themselves under its authority, and `swear to
maintain its independence. We subjoin the Capitulation.
CAPITULATION.
Meaty made by the Commandant of the-ship. Asia, Lieutenant
Don Jove Martinez, his troops and ere*, and tise Senior Go-
vernor Don Luis Antonio Arguello, Captain of Cavalry, and Mi-
litary Commandant of the Territory belonging to the United
Mexican States:
Art. 1. Don Jose Martinez places at the disposal of the Govern-
mint of the United Mexican States, the ship Asia, with all her
stores and munitions of war, and the brig of war Constantia, which
on the Sith of April, separated for a time (if no other misfcrtune
befal her), shall be comprehended in this capitulation, as if the two
ships were but one.
Art. S. The Governor, in compensation for the giving up of the
ships, engages, for the security of the individuals who man them,
their property, privileges, immunities, and safe conduct, th.rough ail
the Federation ; as likewise their individual liberty, according to the
laws, subjecting themselves to the observance of the same.
Art. 5. Don Jose Martinez, Commandant7in.Chief of these two
ships, offers Immediately to swear to the indtpendenci of the
States, and likewise his officers, troops, and crew, frog which
condition are excepted those Individuals who wish to pass to the
Peninsula, or to any other part of the Spanish donitnioni, and to
whom the Government shall give all the necessary facilities for
embarking them from these States, for the places to which they
may wish to proceed.
Art. 4. The Governor shall name the Commissioner or Commis-
sionen to carry into effect the Articles of the present Treaty, and
at the same time to facilitate the necessary dispositions for the
Verne of the said ships from Acapulco, to place themselves at the
liitof the Supreme Government of the United Mexican States.
rrsill
. 5. The Supreme Government of the United Mexicon
States shall satifsy the crews of both ships,, for that which is due
to them from she Spanish Government, as pay, from their leaving
Spain for this country, according to the accounts which the Purser
of the ship shall present, which shall be so much more readily given
to them, as they have voluntarily surrendered to the United
Mexican States.
Art. 6. To those who have capitulated, and who may wish to
remain in this State, or to • pass to any other independent part of
America, there shall be given a letter of security, expressing that the
bearer is 012 e of those who surrendered the ship Asia, in order that

he may proceed in safety. _
Art. 7. Every interpretation that may be pat en the present
Treaty, shall be in favour of the capitulating party.
Art. S. This capitulation shall depend upon the good faith of
the two Contracting Parties. There shall be made four copies of
the same as done, ratified, and approved; of which two shall re-
main with each of the Contracting Parties, to secure its perfect
fulfilment.
Given in the Fortress of Monterey, May 21, lit&
JOSE ESTRADA.
.14/SR RAMIRRZ.
JOSE DR GARDENA&
ANTONIO VENTURA ROTETA.
Confirmed and ratified in all its parts.
LUIS ANTONIO ARGUELLO.
JOSE bl A RTINEZ.
This is a Copy of the original of that cenilled at Maim. May
2, ins. ARGUELLO.
His Excellency the President of the United Mexican States,
filled with the most glorious satisfaction by an event which contri-
butes so much to the security of our Independence, and to the
honour of the Mexican nation, has proved in ail its pafts, of the
foregoing capitulation, and has ordered, in consequence, that the
pay of the arrears dne to the Spanish crew shall be pall actording
to the terms agreed upon.

A wild man has lately been found in the midst of the
wcois and mountains of Harlowalkl. Bohemia, who,
it is presumed. must have been there from his infancy.
He appears to -be about SO years of age, but cannon
articolatea single word. He bellow sor rather he howls,
his voice being like that of a dog. Reruns on all•fuurs,
and the moment he perceives a human bring, clambers
to the top of a treelike an ape, and jumps frosts brooch
to branch with surpri►ing agility.. When he.sees bird
•or other game, be pussucs ity alascht allege ailth
cess.—Trendt Paper.•-

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MONDAY, AUGUST 8. 13‘2.5.
STOCK•EXCIi A NGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened at 901 Buyer, for the Account, and are new 901
wltis little or nothing :oing. Although two Expresses bavearrived
this morning from Paris, the result of the conversion of the Raster
is still a secret, which the Public are very arxious to know. This
secret no doubt will be known in a few hours.
In the Foreign Market nothing is doing, ext.ept in Castello
liatiring•Shares, which are at 6 premium
Cut rent i'rces. New Spanish t 6/ 17; Old Spanish 211 22,
Erissian 961 97, Mexican 74/, Colombian New 841, Brazilian
tau ip 3/ 1 disc Mexican Scrip 311 disc. Danish Scrip 31 3 disc.
GrLek Scrip 16 151 discount.
en Ica OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Ited. 96% 34
3 per Cent. Cons. 9 -IA IA
3;1 ter Ceir.l7lB,i
3i per Cent. Red. 087/8
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..er Cent. Nev' 10373 101
Lifiti, 22% 7.16
India Stock;272l/4 .
CIAO • zeleti. HIM '26 '24 27
300 ditto 26 428• •
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MOO and £'2oo ditto 26 26 •
India for Acct. 2'7S` • •
Coos. for Acct. 901/3
' FOREIGN FUNDS, 'TWO O'CLOCK.
NU 5 p Ct. Mex. Scrip 180, 31
Ditto Acct. Ditto Aclt. 3i 3 dis.
Bracilien sol Neapolitan Bowls, 1824,
Ditto Scrip, 5 p Ct. I 31 dis. Ptruv. Bonds, 6 psr Ct. 74j •
Ditto Acct. 31 1 dis. Ditto Acct.
Ituencs Ayres Bonds Ditto Scrip, 1825,6 pC. 411 dis.
Q.ilian Builds, 6 p Cr. Ditto Acct.
CWoitilnari lids. 6 pC. 851 Portuguese Bonds
Ditto Bonds, 1824. 841 1 Ditto Acct.
intro-Ace. 841 1 Prussian Bonds Sp C.
Danish Bonds, 5 per Ct. Do. Bonds 1822, 5 p Ct.
Ditto Marks 11411 CU Russ. Bonds, 1822, opCt. 97
Uo. Scrip, 3 y 1825, t)itto for Aec.
Greek Itends Spanish sp. Ct. Cons. 211 22
Po. Scnp Ditto Acct. 221
Ditto Aect. Span.sp. Cc. C. 1823,
Idea. Bonds. 5 p Ct. 741 75 Ditto Acct.
.lAitrn Acct. 741 Frenehßentes, 5 p Ct.
Vtto'Bonds,l as, 6 p Ct. Exchange,
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES. TWO O'CLOCK.
MINES. •

MASS. TAID. 'NMI rra lIIIAIII.
AI leo Mexican • £lOO £3O iss. £5 pm. £lls% 1171
Anglo Chili= . • 100 - 5 - •8%
Bolan°. . - 403 - - 400 prima.
Polivar 50 3 SI
CastelloaßspiritoSanto 100 5 11 % 10% 11%
Chilian and Peruvian S 7i 7
Hayden 100 5 44
Potosi. La Paz, & Pcruv. 50 5 9% i i
Royal Irish S 5 1 946 1% pram.
Rio de la Plata - 100 S - . 14%

A SSOU A NCB OOMPA NIG
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10 !SC!. LL NEnUS.
INARL ?AID.
Americus and Colonial Steam ;00 10
French Brandy Distillery Comp.
General Steam Navigation 100 5 •
Lower Rhine Steam Nay. Iho 1
Metropolitan Alderney Dairy • es• 4 •

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torem,nn we received theMeniteett of Saturday,
and the Etoik of Sunday, by Express. The former '1
contains the (Metal Preen Verbal of the Comndssion appointed
to examine the Returns and declare the amount of the Mertes that
have been convened. The Report states, that the' Cotnroinion
proceeded at midnight of the ith, to the Royal Treasury, nid after
a careful examination of the documents, they found that the total
amount of Renee; that had been converted was thirty millions sic
hundred and eighty-eight thousand two hundred and sixty-eight
fr.ulca. The Pruces Verbal is dated dares o'clock in the morning
ot Friday. M. de Vn.r.m.t will, no doubt, be disappointed, that
the sum is so inadequate to the demand, 150 millions ; but it is ex.
pected that he will bad other means of raising the money to carry
on this measure of reimbursement to the Emigrants.
The Frenc's Opposition Papers contain an article dated Madrid,
the 25th of July, stating that rouns.sp is about IT abdicate the
throne, and that additional French troops are about to enter ; but
then rumours are unworthy of notice. Festinates has issued a
decree, which suppres.es all the military eamegistoes established in
the Peninsula.
Fame= Rams, Aucos/ 6.—Five per Cents. 1021. 30c. for the
end of the month 102 f. 40e. Three per Cents. 751.45 c.

This foreno: n we received a file of Lisbon Gaieties,
from the 16th to the 2Sth ult. They contain an ac-
count of an act of sacrilege, and of the proceeding,
folowed, in order to avert the •engeance of
ll.e.tvEs. These shew that the Roman Catholic
Church dins not relax in its discipline. The Editor of
the Ga:etie attributes the frequent ac s of sacrilege 6, to'
a miserable depravation of morals, caused by a dark
.sociation of Libeitines." We should ascribe them to
robbers. The follovLing are extract, :