Star.
London, England, 1822-03-06 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

April 4, G. Evans, late of Aberdare, Glamorganshire, shop-
keeper, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Cardiff. March 30, G.
Haywood, Birmingham, spirit-merchant, at twelve, at the
Woolpack Inn, Birmingham. March 25, J. Rickardby, Dur-
ham. j, Auer, at eleven, at the Waterloo Inn, Durham. April
1, R. T. Gilbert, Stockbridge, Hants, coal-merchant, at twelve,
at the Mitre Tavern, Portsea. April 9,J. Whitehouse, Oxford,
dealer in coals, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham! April
9. V. Allpott, Birmingham, silver plater, at twelve, at the Swan
Hotel, Birmingham. April 9, S. Jeroine, late of Birmingham,
victualler, at twelve, at the Swan Hotel, Birmingham.

CERT' 1: I C ATES.—MA 'cm 26.

J. B. Pryer, Bristol, bottle-liquor-merchant. S. Aydon
and W. V.1vr4.11, late of Shelf, Italif.sx, iron-masters.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
Bainbridge and Co. Bread-street, merchants. Payne and
Whitehead, Stratford-on-Avon, milliners. Ewalt and Evans,
London and Baltimore. Nicholls and Hue, Gracechurch-street,
pin and needle-makers. Roberts and Co. Leeds, woolstaplers.
Scarth and BriFrcliffe, Wakefield, woolstaplen. J. and E.
Musgrove, Shoreditch, auctioneers. Thomas and Lawrence,
Bristol, tea-dealers. R. and J. Taylor, Doncaster, corn-factors.
Dutton and Bancroft, Liverpool, drysalters. Fenton and ling,
Coggeshall, tailors. Hariord and Co. Bristol, iron and tin-plate-
manufacturers. O. and S. Clare, Coventry, curries. Sykes
and Martin, London, teachers of dancing. Worton and Co.
Liverpool, bankers. Walker and Co. Manchester, silk-mann-
fact-zrers. Walker and Co. Manchester, cotton-manufacturers.
Webb and Pratt, Greenwich, glass-dealers. J. and C. Ince,
Craven-street, Strand, wine-merchants. Draper and Oldmeadow,
Fore-street, Cripplegate, tailors. W. and J. Barber, Liverpool,
merchants. Newman and Barton, Chichester, tailors. Shep-
ard and Markland, Norwich, brewers. • Laing and Co. South
Shields, ship-builders. Lupton and Strangman; Princes-street,
Leicester-square, cheesemonger& W. and E. Castleman, King-
street, Cheapside, warehousemen. Holland and Johnson, Bir-
mingham, salt-manufacturers. Corry and Co. Yeovil. Somer-
set, leather-dressers. Ituscoe and Brazenor, Shrewsbury, sad-
dlers. Turner and Co. King's Arms Wharf, near Waterloo-
bridge, coal-merchants. Bracebridge and Downing, New Bond-
street, milliners. Orme and Thomas, Liverpool, brewers. Mar-
zetti and Co. Langbourn-Chambers, Fenchurch-street, ship-
brokers. Money and Gayler, Bridge-street, Weeminster, hair-
dressers. Alsop and Henwod, Hull, woollen-drapers. Mos-
man and Graham, Liverpool, merchants. Enunerson and Co.
Ossett, Yorkshire, carders. oodwin and Co. Glatnford-Briggs,
Lincolnshire, corn-merchants. .1. W. and H. R. Coiling, Oke.
hampton Devon, attornies. S. and E. Coates, Leominster, tan-
rten. Deacon and Co. Milk-street, factors.

The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Trea-
sury have been pleased to direct the whole of the
force employed for the prevention of smuggling on
the coast of this kingdom (with the exception,fiwthe
present, of the coast blockade on the coasts of Sussex
and Kent), consisting of revenue cruisers, prevencive
water-guard, and riding officers, to be consolidated,
and placed under the orders of the Board of Customs.
A Court-Martial was held on Wednesday at Ports-
mouth (Captain HAY, President), on John Condon, a
seaman of the GRASSHOPPER, for mutinous conduct,
in striking the Serjeant of Marines, for resisting every
authority with extreme violence, and using mutinous
language to the Commanding Officer, Lieutenant
PEACOCK. The charge was proved against the pri-
soner, and he was adjudged to •suffer Deatk ; but, in
consideration of his youth and inexperience, and the
irritation produced in his mind by the imputation of
theft made against him, and the good character liven
him by his Captain, and the humanity displayed by
I►im, he having recently jumped overboard during
the passage of the GRASSHOPPER from Newfound-
land, whereby he saved the life of a shipmate, the
Court strongly recommended him to mercy.