Star.
London, England, 1813-05-12 00:00:00

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Lear and Co. Wapping. J and R. Thornton, Cheaps'de.—
Brightmore and Elliott, Sheffield, merchants. Messenger and
Walmough, Warrington, Liquor-merchants. 3. and T. Pittis,
Newport, brewers. Snow and Co. Strand, bankers. Goals*
and laggard, Grimsby, brewers. Ward and Simons, Ullesthorpe,
maltsters. Holt and Co. Manchester, cal!ico.print~rs. Smiths
and Nott, Houndsdirch. H. and .I. Pugh, Ipswich, fellmongers.
Sanderson and Nichols, Plymouth, tar manufacturers. Dobson
and Foster, Selby, oil-manufacturers. Meyer and Mcagoe, Mor-
timer•street, tailors. Clegg and Knott, Oldham, cotton manu-
facturers. Blundell and Gore, Bishopsga'e-street, haberdasher..
Robinson and Hardy, Nottingham, groccrs. Blundell and Co.
Wolverhampton, millers. Knight and Rodgers, Nottingham,
mercers. Sargent aud Crane, Birmingham, factors. Jackson
i.nd Kitson, St. George's in the East, coal-merchants. J. and G.
Slater, Dalton, elate.mertbants. 1 and J. Hodgson, I' • iron,

brewers. J. R. and F. Hesketh, Southwark, hop-factors. limes
and Co. Bishop gate street, dra;:ers. Barwick and Christian,
Nottitlham, hosiers J. and T. .1 hompson, Keighley, cotton-
spinners Cox and Co. Durhy, wine-merchants. Monis and
Schott y, Douca-ter. Cockerill and Robinson, Banbury, rhetibarb-
merchants. Fillis and Co. Plymouth and Dock, merchants.—
W e iO,), and Sons, Saddlcworth, wcollemmanufac•urers. Blackey
and :-.pencers, Leeds' druggists. Hudson and Co. Fattield, coal-
owners. Hewitt and Jewel, Gutter-lane, warehousemen. W.
and T. Elks, Lime-street, warehousemen. Ann and W. Small-
wcod, Birmingham, upholsterers. Saunders and Co. Plymouth,
tar-manufacturers. Slisrwood and Hutchison, Titre adneedle-
street, anomie's. Syanton and Cooper, New Nlalton, bacon-Mc-
tors. Elkingtor and hick~, I:inttitighani, solicitor*. Wharton
and Dimelow, Manchester, iron-founders. Marabman and
Harris, Trowbrisliie-clothicrs. Goodwin and Co, London and
Hull, merchants.

Yesterday, at half past twelve o'clock, her MA-
jESTY, accompanied by the Princesses ELIZABETII and
MARY and suite, arrived at Buckingham-house, from
Windsor, escorted by a party of Light Dragoons.—
Lady HARCOURT was the Lady in Waiting.
Yesterd.i y, the Loon MAYOR held # Court of Com-
mon Council at Guildhall, at which Mr. WAITIINIAN
brought forward the motion made by him at the last
Court, relative to the refusal of Lord Sinmcnril to
insert in the London Gaze te the City Address to the
Princess of War.zs by which refusal he had evinced
' a marked contempt for the feelings and opinions of
the City and the country at large ; on which the pre-
' vious question was put, and negatived by a majority
of thirty-four.
Botanical 77clett, ,8 1. each.—All the Tickets of Dr.
THOILiTON'S Royal Botanical Lottery, to be drawn
on the 18th of This Month, being the second Day
of drawing the State Lottery, will be Prizes ! This
Lottery contains 7000 useful and valuable Works on
the subject of Botany, which will become still more
valuable as they cannot hereafter be purchased. The
Tickets, at the reduced price of ONE POUND each,
are on sale at all the Lottery Offices. The Print,
containing a fine Likenessof the Emperor ALEXANDER,
supported by the Cossack and a Russian Grenadier,
will be presented, gratis, with every Ticket sold.
LANSDOWNE Houss.—An alarming accident hap-
pened at Lansdowne House, on Tuesday lag, which
had nearly proved fatal to a large party who were
d:ning with the Marquis of LANSDOWNE, in Berkeley-
square, by the centre-roof of the house falling in, and
some of the largest beams passing through into the
dining-room, from one of whisk, Lord GOWER, eldest
son of the Marquis of STAFFORD, received a slight in-
jury, but fortunately the rest of the company escaped
unhurt. This disaster was occasioned by some of the
principal timbers of the roof being eaten through by
the dry rot.
A boy, about five years old, was run over yester-
day in the Haymarket, by a Gentleman's carriage :
the wheels of which went over his loins, and he was
so dreadfully crushed, that, though taken up alive,
there appeared to be ao hopes of his surviving.