Star.
London, England, 1830-09-25 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Oct. 52, J. and W. %thin. and It. Careless, Aidermanbury, ware.
housemen, at eleven, at the Court of Commiselooers.—Oct. Is,
G. Griffiths, Wrexham, Denbighshire, printer. at eleven, at the Court
of Commistionen.—Oet. 15,3. Barrett, Upper Berkelerstreet, Mary_
la-bone, printer, at twelve, at the Court of Consmiadonere...-Oct.
P. Tessier, Ringmore, Devonshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Court
of -

15, J.Bilt, Birmingham, cutler, at twelve,

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at Dee's Royal Hotel, Biradngkam—Nov. 4, W. Tayloi, Bleating.
ham, currier, at one, at the Stork Tavern Birmingham—Oct. 29, J.
Thomas, Birmingham, grocer at one, at the Stork Tavern, !firming.
ham—oce. 16, K. Wilson, TiornhatulGreen, draper, at nine, at the
Palace Inn, Manchester—ct. 18, IL Croft, Louth, Lincolnshire, tan.
net, at eleven, at the New King's Head Inn, Louth—Oct. 16, W.
Snowden, Hallow, Worcestershire, builder, at eleven, at the Crown
lon, Worcester—Oct. 18, J. Lies, Newton Moor, Cheshire, cot..
ton-spinner, at ten, at the York Hotel, Manchester—Oet. 18, R.
F. Hindle, I3oroughbridge, Yorkshire, innkeeper, at eleven, at the
Greyhounds Hotel, Boroughridge—.oCt. 19. S. Abbott, Lemington
Priors, Warwkkaldre, budder, at twelve, at Wilday's Royal Hotel,
Blisniagham.

CERTIFICATES—OcT Is.

B. aad J. Jackson and C. F. Jackson, jun. Neweastle-upon-Tyoe.
merchants—R. W. Wills, Barnstaple, linen draper—W. Newark, jun.
Coventry, gun maker— .T. Blakeley, Bath, haberdasher— J. Crowther,
Huddersfield, Yorkshire, corn.factor—J. White, Taunton, Somerset-
Wm. upholsterer—H. J. Wharton, Private-road, Stockwell, Surrey,
wine agent.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. Melling and T. Chen, Liverpool, broker —G. Mason and L
Roberts, Wood-street, Cheapside—J. and W. Midwinter, Reading,
hat manufacturers—J. M'Dowall, and P. Carling, Regent-street,
shoe makers —E. Turner and Co. Newtown, Montgomeryshire,
milliners.—R. Parker and S. Forsyth, Liverpool, carvers and gild.
erv.—C. 8. Vince and R. A. Gadd, Stanhope-street, Clue Market,
picture frame makatv.—J. Hepworth and T. Thompson, BfilLogley,
Yorkshire, collieto—J. and W. H. Vernon, Charing Cross, army
clothiers—R. and W. Roberts, Liverpool, brickmaken.—T. J. Baker
and W. Hussey, Yak-wharf, Princes-street, Lambeth, bone boilers
—T. Tipping and S. Strongman, Liverpool, corn deakrs—S. Lace
and T. Clarkson, Liverpool, domes—J. Raven and W. Lee, Mincing-
lano...J. C. Hose and W. Gunn, Canterbury-square, Tooley-street,
druggists—W. Davis and C. Plumley, Red Lion-street, Cletkenwell,
W. S. Brook and R. Hudson, Longwood, Huddersfield,
orkshirs, corn dealers-..A. Marsden and E. Marsden, High-street
Southwark, bop merchants—W. Prescott and T. Prescott, Liverpool,
Sour dealers—W. Baker and H. Stark, Bishop's Talmo, Devonshire,
J. Hamilton sod R. H. Hamilton, Liverpool, merchants—
W. Hamby and W. Rodway, Middle-wharf, &lAA', carmen—T.
Cotdngham and IL Cummins, Liverpool, provision dealers.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORR,
(wawa Dolmans ntroatsnop)
For the Week ended Sept. 17,1430, aside up from the Returns of
the Inspectors in the different Odes and Towns In England end Wake.
Imperid General Weekly Average.
Wheat... 10s. 114.1 Oats Od. Beans— SIM 44.
Baxley Ws. SI. 1 Rye ... 54e. 4d.
Aggregate Average of the Su Weeks which governs Doty.
Wheat.. 471. 4d.+ Oats.. tn. 14.1 Bums. • Si l• 94.
Harley 325. Rye— 345. 104.1 Fan ... 401. ed.
PRICE OF SUGAR..

The Average Pries of Bonne or iiivecoroDo OM" cilloPmeedframi
the Returns made Inibe Week oodles* !Ist 457 dleptapber,lllso.
thelie. aid. per cwt. exclusive of the Adria( Moroni pallor payable'
so the hoportades thereof Into Great ',drab.

Wheat...—. . ...... ...

Qrs. Bus.
580,087 0
138,674 7
314,477 1
34,799 7
11,485 3
10,904 3
71 3
138 0

BarleY•4ll, 6 • • •••
(lets

Rye

Pea' .......

Beans.
Maize or lndian
Corn..
Buck what..........
Beer or Bigg .

Total of Coro and

Grain.— .......

Whe.t Meal or Flour..

.091,050 0

Barley Flour
Oatmeal
Rye Meal . •
Indian Mea1...........

Total of Meal and

Fleur .
BY 01

Cwt. qrs. 10.1
1311,670 2 8

1 3 0

311,672 1 II
er of the Conn

Qrs. Bus.
1,893 2

1,893 2

rlwt. qrs. lb.
,682 1 1

11,092,931 fl

Cwt. qrs. lb.
518,552 3 9

1 3 0

1,682 1 ii

113,354 2 9

IRE, Secretary.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, SIP?. 2•L

Suoas.—.The market is less active, and sales for the week ending
this morning cannot be rated highed than 1,800 hhds. Middling and
Brown Plantation Sugars are is pa ern lower, being quoted 46s to 48s
per cwt. The prindpal portion of the clop for the season has now
arrived,, and as the stock is 11,000 hhds lees than at this period last
year, advanced prices are anticipated. For yellow Havannah Sugars
there is a good demand at full prices. White Havannah is dull of
sale. Mauritius Sugars are also lower, good yellow selling from 52s to
Ws. The East India Company's declaration of 12,730 bags of Bengal
has damped the demand, and the profit of Is to la 61 per cwt lately
paid, cannot now be realised. The inquiry for brown Melting Refined
Lumps is good, but they are scarce. Common lumps are is per cwt
higher, reaching 73. per ewe. Low washed have risen from 33s Gd to
34s per cwt.
Corrrie.--The supplies from Jamaica are large, and there is less de-
mand for these qualities. Foreign Coffees, on the other hand, are more
firm, and the holders ask advanced prices. Good and fine ordinary Ja-
makes are in demand, and good ordinary sells at from 365. to 425. Gd.
food_ middling, 70s. to 71s. and middling, at from 635. to 60s. per cwt.
'Good and fine ordinary Demerara, is at from 425. to 47e. per cwt. Fo.
reign desaiptions are much in demand for the Continental markets.
1101P16—Tbe market is firm, and prices idvancing for 1827, 1898,
and 1829. The highest price paid for the best samples of the new crop
is 11 guineas per cwt. The duty is at 92,00014 •
Briers are firm. Pepper In very good demand.
SALTPITat has advanced to Ws. Od. and 375. per ewe. and is brisk
demand for home consumption and exportation.
AVM—There is a good demand for fine Jamaica. at firm prices,
in middling qualities there is little doing. Leewavls are steady, and la. btft
Bid. is offered for proofs. Their nearest value is Is. 9d. per gallon:
The market for AMMAN TALLOW continues heavy, and this morn.
ing is at train 375. to 37.. lid. per ewe.

The improvements in Westminster will continue incom-
-plete, so hog as kledgeasse, now calledWhiteanb-etzest, remains in
its present ease. Tobin's se pokey mid antemptible an avenue loading
hem Coventrpetreet to the splendid (shimin Coekspur.street
Tall-msll, is quite insousisteet Tith the magniflesot plan for (improving
the irestAnd e/ die town.