Star.
London, England, 1815-07-17 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILE/11AM..

August 3, '1 bonus Lumley, Gutter-lane, merchant, at ten.—
August 5, John Hatasok of St. John-street, innkeeper, at civic,.
August 5, Sri Wilbatn Alexander. Fletcher Keight, Londonderry,
Ireland, and Loudon, merchmt, at ten. August 5, Joha Le: an,
of Lhiswill-strest, stable-keeper' at twelve. August 5, Harnabas
Campbell, Prhices-street, Itatchlre Highway, insurance-broker,
at twelve. August 5, Philip ketlierstone and John kludgsm the
yuunger, of Christchurch, surrey, distillers, at elevea. August 5,
Robert Mayne, of Jermyti-street, 6.niker, ,et tine vs. August 5,
James 'turner, Rochtord, carrier, at at vets. Most 5, Richard
Fynnoy, Asliby.de-la.Zsauch, wine turrchaih, at one. August 5,
I hum ea kiarn.cni Macleod, fultrulinuse-lard, tm rchant, at 1 i.
Augtig 5, William Ilea ley, Mile thd-road victuAlkr, at eleven.
August .5, Alfred Crate, of Lang Acre, plasterer, at tiara). July
29, John Shillitue, Of Great rower-street, plumber, at twelve.—
August 1, Potter, of Milk-street, merchant, at eleven.
August 5, William Avsbuiy, it liven street, victualler, at twelve.
August 5, John Idatrsion, John-street, innkeeper, at eleven.
July 25, AN illiam lit aro, of Hodson' tall, linen draper, at clevegi.
August 5, John Junk it, Hastings, linen era, er, at eleven. August
1, George Wiglitinan, en, buddt r, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUN

August 8, Martin Farnea, Ashby de la Zuuch, banker, at 17,
at the Queen's Head, Ashby de IsZnucti. August 7, Robert
Cuttlr, of hlanchet.ter, merchant, at eleven, at the rating fun,
anchester. August 9. timothy °atm, R y.le, Haut s, baker, at
ten, at the Bugle lan, Newport. August 8, Matthias Abel, of
Bungay, Suffolk, banker,at tea, at the King's Head Inn, Bungay.
August 8, John Pearce, of burigay, grocer, at ttsti, at the King's
Hew, }Allay. August 8, Joint Bas, ut isrUcol, woolku-draper,
at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. August 4, John
Moulton. lioulsham, grocer, at four, at the White:lw an, Norwich.
August 8, Jame. Hoskins Knight, Wed Cowes, vintner, at two,
at the Logi* fun, Newport. •
CEKTIFICATES—Awwwirr 6.
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Joseph Samuel Friedeberg, Ahlersgatt-street, tnerchant. Wm.
George Barnard, Fore•street, Lambeth, barge builder. Cmhben
Cardwell Rubinson, of Bradford, butcher. William Mackenzie,
St. Martin's-lane, chivainan. William Bell, Clement'.-lane, sil-
versmith. Joseph Vining, of Bristol, grocer. Nathaniel Adams
Cowper, of Batton Bendish, miller. William Stammers, Listen,
miller. Isaac Bannister, Newington Butts, silversmith. Devergy
lisle the younger, Newcastle upon Tyne. cabinet maker. 'that.
Den; Newcastle upon Tyne, spirit merchant. James Ansdell,
Liverpool, timber•merchant. Charles Roe, at. Mary Axe, hard-
wareinaa. bonsai Payn the younger, Lenham, Keut, dealer.

The sum required to be sent out of the kingdom
foi the present Subsidies, and the Subsistence of the
Army, is computed to amount to one million per
month, coined into Louis d'ort.
Last week it was decreed in Convocation at the
University of Oxford, to grant the sum of 300 guineas
from tie University, chest, in aid of a fund for the
special relief and benefit of the families of the brave
men killed, 'and of the wounded sufferers of the Bri•
tish army under the Duke of WELLINGTON, in the
signal victory of Waterloo, and in the several battles
which have Wag or may ►e fought in the present
campaign. . .

THEAT9 ES.

KOKOS THIATRE.—The Princess CH it RLOTTE lqaitt
honoured this Theatre with her presence on Saturd :y
night. The Opera of Itireene wAt reptiateti with in-
cr,tsed effect. The Ballet of Hari et L'ifistorir mol-
!..,wed, and delighted an astomtstrge of compaoy
much more numerous and fashienable than night
have been expected for the peri•sd of the v•ason.
LYCEUM rHEA Tlitt•-•-.The English Opt I'd So is •r:
commenced en Saturday, with the Opera of ts,e The
.Devil's Bridge, and the entertainment of 13e B .argling
Howe. 'the Count Be/lino, in the former piece, WAS
ably sustained by Mr. Cooley. (tn established fay .urite
At this Theatre), and Mrs. C-oaty. veas therepresenta.
tive of Rosaltina. They met with a most hearty
welcome, and were honoured throughout with I•.thi
an..l universal applathe. Mr. Co-,xe continues im
prove, and was frequently uontenced to the pleasing
toil of repeating his songs. Mr. RAYMOND was, as
usual, the dignitiod and en-rgetic representative of
Toralii. —A Mr. HARLEY, ft ri-n the Br :gluon The-
ire, made a very rn.nnv.in bid in the ch ir.:cter (1
/fat celfi. In the.{ .Thardie7 Muse,"
appeared to still greater advantage—Thoth Play Anti
' Eiaertaitiment went off with great eclat. 'l'a::
Are was exceedingly well attended.

Messrs. Ray and Dimmis were last wee* declared
the new Managers of Drury-lane riea,re.
Mr. K.Lsist.a. is by nu means recovered from the
effects of his late alarming in.lisposition, and finds it
necessary to return to the coantiy.
VAIUWALL.—The toll .weng personages cf rink
and distinction graced the gardens with their pie.
sence on Ft Way evening :
Ttse Frt•nch, Prussian, and Hanoverian Antbasfulork ; liarl of
We-tnnuland; Earl of Harrowlsy ; Vii aunt and Vi.scoknoe
M lbuura ; Earl and Countes4 of Wancbilsta; Imrd Hawke;
I Lady Augusta Murray; Earl of l'ite ; Lady IL Fttzg,:ra:d;
I. •i and Lady Ossulston; Lord A. Honil:on ; Lady Beau-
champ; Lady Mary Pollock ; Lord Muuca-tet iSte.
DOW-STREET. —Saturlty, a young man of respec-
table appearance was charged with having obtair,ed
two gold seals from Mr. Illy:key, a silversm tit )1
the Strand, under a false token. He was remanded.
klArruN•G A RDEN.—. Mrs. Bindon was committed
for an assault on Madame Rimirker, a French Lady,
whom she had detained in her house under the plea

of insanity.
CAUltoa—Wednesday, a poor woman at Bodiam,
in Sussex, who was at work in a fielJ, Itid her add

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under a hedge to sleep, when am ad.l(r crawled
down the throat cf. the Want, and caused its death.
CRANI')LOGY.—We are desired lo state that the
SKS CII or the Nam- ANA-roar): and l'uw.rotnoir of the
BRAIN acrd NERVOUS SYSTEM of Urs. GALL and SPuux

nrtm, tonsil:red as comprehending a complete Sys.
tern ot Zlososty ; with Observations on its tend.-ncy
to the IMPIVIIEMENT of EDUCATION, Of PUNISHMENT,
and of the treament of IssANttx ; rerrintedfit,m the
PAHNILIZEER, with Additions ; hy'r.Foltsmt, F. LS.

WWI 4 I'4te, representing the different Organs, may
be had. lame in boards, of Messrs. Law;
; B Itwiq, London ; and Meors.Macredie and
Co. EJinbilrgb.
IhititUCTLl 8 Finis.— rrIITIIICK PA RTICAA :

Friday night, abaft nine o'clock, the neighbour-
hood of Spit:acids was thrown into universq terror
by an explosion in the house of one Lichi!exu, in
Jan street, Drown-street. This was almost instantly I
succee I.osi by' ;pother, and one universal blaze was
spread over the virlsale neighbourhood. The uohappy'
proprietOr carried on the business of a hair-dresser,
but w:.: 'tyre gentrally known a. a plasaulactur,.r of
67e-works. In his house untortutiately were depcsited

several barrels ti gunpowder which had exploded.
liow the tire had communicated, is not yet ascer-
tained ; and Mr. Lichileau had hut a few moments
returned from a walk with his wife, with whom and
his family he was just sitting down to sopper, when
the dreadful event took place. The effects in his
house were truly heart-rending ;it as litelAily blown
up from its foundatioli, and all its mom .tes buried in
the ruins. These consisted of six or eight persons ;
namely, Mr. Licliiieau, his wife and sister, two other
females, servants, a Mr. Oldham, and, it ii feared,
some others. In the houses adjoining also, on either
side, three or four mole perished, and a number of
'Knolls in the neighbourhood were dreadfully hurt
by pieces of glass, brick, timber, and other articles
falling upon them, or being forced into the wind iws
by the effects of the explosion. Hoge beams of
timber were tossed into the air, others carried an in-
creJible distance over the tops of houses, while n.it
less than from two to eight hunched habitations have
been shook and shattered to a most frightful degree.
'File house of Mr. Lichileau was situate within two
doors of the brewery of Truman and.Hanbitry, and
within four doors of Brown-street, where there is a
meeting of three others; and such was the effect of
these dreadful explosions, that it not only consumed
the two adjoining houses, but nearly destroyed four
others, and injured, as already desci 'bed, some hun-
dreds, forcing itself round the colliers, and spreading,
wide destruction down the streets, the whole exhibit-
ing a terrible picture of havoc and destruction : win-
dows broken, window-frames smashed and forced in,'
doors knocked from the hinges, and even ,furniture
displaced and shattered to pieces. In additifln to the
loss of lives in the houses mentioned, a child sitting
opposite to the house where the fire commenced was
killed by the explosion. At two o'clock. on Satur-
day the engines continued to play upon the sums,
while at each house some of the wretched victims
who bad fallen were discovered, and dragged forth
ito a mutilated state. At three o'clock the remains
01 Mix. Lichileau, her sister, ;tad that of a female ser.
vant, bad been taken out, and deposited in the bone-
room of Spitalfields Church.
Another fire, equally destructive as to property,
but happily less dreadful in the loss of human
took place at Shadwell. It broke out in a range of
buildings between Bell and Sail Wharfs, at the com-
mencement of Cock-hill, Upper Shadwell. The fire
Seemed to proceed from a store-house belonging to
Mr. Lyons, and was first discovered about halt-past
twelve o'clock on Friday night The flames spread
with furious rapidity, and in a few minutes the entire
of the buildings between the street and the river were
in a blaze. These chiefly being warehouses, and filled
with combustibles, such as wood, pitch, tar, oil, coals,
sail.cloth, and other inflammable goods, Cse fire at
once because general and irresistibly terrible. The
fire was got ender before eight o'clock, but the scene
which its ravages present are truly shocking and in-
deticribable. 'l'wenty boors have been destroyed.