Star.
London, England, 1822-01-16 00:00:00

FROM LAS ?MIT'S GAZETTE

IThis Casette notteertbit the Khe has been pleased to ring
the slignlte of a Sertmet of the United Kingdom to Jobe. r:
scan James, ,Esq. Lord Mayor of Dublin].
BA NKR UPTCIRS SUPERSRDF.D.
Benjamin Smith, jun. and James Davis, Farrinedon, Earks.
cheerefutins.
Mark Hubble, Toebridge, vletdaller.
BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Rye, Dockhead, oilman, to surrender Simony tt),
and February t 6, at eleven, at the Court of fianindwor,,,
of Bankrupts, gasingball-street. Attorn&es, Mesas.
. and Fruit, Basloelndl-street.
John Mickle, Percy-street, Tottenharn.Cnurt.road,
nuary 19, 26, and February 26, uteri, at the Crawl vf
Missioners of Bankrupts; thisinghtll-street. Attortdes,
Fisher and Monday, Furabrara lan.
Chaska Teassaint, Castle-street, Leicester-equare, plzralser :st
glacier, January 19, February 2 and 26, at eleven, at al,„
Court of Commlsslonersof Bankrupts, Basirgliall-street.
tornies, Messrs. Allen and Co. Carlisle-street, Soho-simee.
&unuel Kunneley, Crandr.7, Ntnthaniptonsbire, beast-kslike;
January 25, at six, 24, and February 26, at elevast, at
George Inn, Kettering. Attoroies, Mr. Lamb, Ketterl...
or Mr. Nelson, B.arnard's Inn.
John Mane, Liverpool, pointer, February 2i, 12, and
one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Limerpoot. Astazi.iy,
Isle. Rainsbutturn, I.!verpool ; or Messrs. Blackstc.cla
Mince, King's Banch-walk, Temple.
Simeon I lett, Ilardington-Mandeville, Somerset-hire, -ail-rt-.0%.
maker, 'January 30, 31, and February 26, at eleven, st
George Ina, Crewkere. Anomie+, slessrs.
New Inn; or Mr. Murly, Bridport, Dorsal,.
Edward Pevrs an at d Louis Claud.; Liverpool, merchants, 're.
bruary 11,12, and 26, at one, at the George Inn, Dahr-ses.:•,
Attorides' Messrs. Greed and
or Messrs. Lowe and Bower, London.
John George, late of l'ark-strect, Hanover-square, auct!,:-e...
January 19, February 2 and 26, at eleven, at the t'qutt ti
Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mt.
Fenton, Austin-friars.
William Thomas, late of Blewetes-buildings, Fetter-lane, work.
box-manufacturer, January 19, 29, and February 9-, at tin,
at the Court of Commiaanners of Bankrupts, Basilethall-sirets.
Attornits, :Wessex. Harman, Wine-Office.coort, Fleet-street.
Robert Waugh, late of Hull, cabinet-maker, January 24, '4,
and February 26, at t Omit, at .the Dog and Duck Tao. r!,
Seale-lane, hull. Attornies, lessrs. 'tosser and Son, Da:-
Jett's-buildings, llolhorn; or Mr. Sandwith, h all.
DI VIDENI/S to be made in BASING II A i.t.sTr.r.r.r.
Feb. 24, A. Dona. sen.Williansstreet, Bridewell Po:Tina,
glazier, at eleven. Feb. 26, W. Burton, sen. and jun. Paternos
ter-row, booksellers, at eleven. Feb. 16, S. Hale, llishopsgra.
street, tavern-keeper at ten. Jan.. 29, G. M. Thurkle, Nos.
street-equate, Fetter-lane, wine-merchant, at twelve. Feb.
J. Lewis, Three Kings-court, Lombard-street, wine-merchant,
at twelve. Feb. 5, 13. Phillips, Threadueedle-streer, vints.er,
at twelve. Feb. 5, R. Malcom, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, te.a-
dealer, at twelve. Feb.. 5, E. Brown, Frislay-street, corr.-
dealer, at twelve. , Feb. S. J. and M. Wooditoose, late of
ing-lane, West India-brokers, at twelve. Jan. In, D. ('..rap.
bell, Old Jewry, merchant, at ten. Feb. 9, A. Ryder, Gr.:-
mercial Sale-Booms, \liming-lane, cotton-merchant, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to he made in the COUNTRY.
Feb. 5, 11. Cundall, jun. York, brewer, at eleven, at the Blatt
Swan Inn, York. Feb. 7, C. l's-rse, Wellington, druggist. at
eleven, at the Bakers' Arms Inc, llorriton. Feb. 7, J. Lathy,
Iloniton, serge-maker, at one, at the Bakers' Arnts lan, licuiu.L.
C E ICl'l VIC A T zva as 5.
It. Smith, late of the Kent-;tree , Southwark, virus's.
builder. F. Mason, Worcester, tea- lee. G. Takeurdit,
late of Warwick-court, Holborn, money-scrivener. A. Mt-
, wood, Lymington, limits, surgeon. C. and W. W. 6:;E, Nu
with, bombasine-manufactuters. 11. Rowe, late of A"..
corner, bookseller. J. Clarkson, Gracechurch-street, hatacr.-
J. Ilollis, Goswell street-road, stone-mason.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Robinson and Co. Sheffield, feeder-makers. Cliff and ITtve.
gate, Leeds, horticulturists. Roberts and Wheeler, Illaeisma--
street, Borough, corners. Priestley and Graveson,
linen-drapers. Rider and Manning, Topsham, Devon. 'f tare
and Hoyle, New-street, Dorset-square, surgeons.
and Mariner, Groves-Niill, near Kighley, Yorkshire, eattrao-
spinners. Illingworth and Martinet., Kighley, mercers.
son and Todd, Darlington and Stockton-upon-Tees, nierth..r.
Kymer and Co. Minting-lane, brokers. Payne and Rugg, L.:-
to!, plumbers. Staitsforth and Co. Old South Sea-house, trite.
merchants, Darke and Co. lied Lion-square, attornies.
and Ellis, Ludgate-street, haberdashers. Newman and Spence,
Great St. Ilekns, wine-merchants. MeireUes and Co. Liver-
pool, merchants. Scott and Cogger.

The master carpenters of Blistol have redn:e.l
wages of their journeymen sixpence per by.
The following is a list of people inhabiting 0.. c
house in Shrewsbury :
One great grand-mother, two grand-mothers, three motlac.,
one father, two husbands, two wives, three uncles, three au.:ts,
two nieces, five nephews, two grand-nephews, one E r
one grand-aunt, three grand-daughters, two great .;r j o::‘,
four grand-sons, five sisters, four brothers, four I,rothe! s i. law,
four sons, three sisters-in-law, one grandson-in-law, two !ons-ia-
law—in aU 60 perrons.
To him that goes to law nine things are requ a:-
1. A good deal of money.--2. A good deal of pativact.--3. .1
good cause.-4. A good attorney.-5. Good counsel.-6. Cooi
evidence.-7. A good jury.-8. A good judge—Aod lastly, ;nod
luck.—To which may be added possession, which Is .cmc.etisras
worth the other nine.

A singular discovery of hidden treasure v. as male
at Eton on Wednesday night. Mrs. Cocos, who had fur 1, 2:lr
years kept a grocer's shop in the College, lately diet!, le vin
property to a considerable amount to her relations. The house in
which she lived was, with two others, sold last.week. Preeiutply
to the purchaser taking possession, one of the executors considersd
It his duty to look round the premises, to see that no article of
personal property had been left behind. Its a dark comer under
the counter he discovered a small box of considerable weight, and
well secured. He brought it to the light, and upon op. ning it,
found—not any of the commodities in which the good old Lady
dealt—but seven hundred guineas andfaureeen COS Bank-nacs.