Star.
London, England, 1822-10-09 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

Nov. 18, 4. Harrison, Sandwich, woolstapltr, at eleven, at
the GmWhat!, Canterbury. Oct. 51, A. Garnett, Liverpool,
merchant, at one, at the George Inn. Dale-street, Liverpool.
Oct. 51, G. Idelhuish, Creditun, Devon, tanner, at eleven, at
the Old London Inn, Eseter. Nov. 1, W. Wilkinson, Norton
Hammer, Derbyshire, filesmith, at twelve, at the Angel Inn,
Sheffield.. Oct. 31, J. Burall, late of Swansea, cabinet-maker,
at two, at Kn pp's I lotel, Cnnbotne, Cornwall. Nay. 4, T.
and A. Booth, Nottingham, tallow chandlers, at ten, at the
Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Oct. 30, J. Barton, Blackburn,
Lancashire, uoolsterer, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn,
Hanlebury,A% urcesterthire. Nov. 4, J. D. Pritchard, Tipton,
Staffordshire, linen-draper, at two, at the George Inn, Birming.
ham. Nuv. 2, J. Rubinson, Manchester, cotton-merchant, at
nine, at the White War Inn, Manchester.
• CERTi FICATES.—Ocr. 29.

J. Tripp, late of Bristol, wine-merchant. J. Gilbert, Bris-
tol, commission-merchant. .'l'. It. Gregg, late of Deal, drug-
gist and ipothecary.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
White and NPOregor, Glaigow, cotton-spinners. J. and C.
Duncan, St. Mary-Axe, provision-fa, t ,rs. French and Cooper,
St. Mary Cray, Kent, carpenters. Itymill and Dunce, Bromp-
ton-row, Kensington, grocers. W. and H. Hedge, Plummer-
street, Ci:y-road, brick-makers. Fletcher and Co. Matti •sfield,
silk-throwtters. Thorp and Co. Oxford, stocking-n3anuf cu-
rer.. 4harrocks and Brownell, Stockport, linen-drapers. Bow. r
and Co. Mahon, Yorkshire, bankers, (as regards W. J. Thump.
son). J. and W. Byast, At undel, surgeons. H. and W. Hesp,
New Mahon Yorkshire, butter-factors. Bradley and Middy,
Leeds, linen-drapers. Sbipton and Co. Bristol, ship-bulldats.
Eastman and Death, l3atters-a, carpenters. Crossland and
Phillips, Lizard-street, St. Like's, watch-case-makers. E. and
W. 'l. Monis, Little Toy er. tree, wine-merchants. Leigh and
Prickett, A:anchester., steloios. Gassitress and Kiraiy, bred-,
printers. Smith and Co. Manchester, printers. Lewis anti
iregleton, Wolverhampton, paper-makers.
Dummies:sou or Pallit.Nlcmcv.—The Queen Charlotte, prill
the Linnet tender, for sundry seizures, on the 28th IP- •
house of Mr. Clover, fors not.th, and

on Elie 28th init altl4.
recalltri these.

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`IMPERIAL :PARLIAMENT.

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Yesterday, at three o'clock, both Houses of Par-
liament assembled, it being the day to which the Par-
liament stood prorogued.
To promote the alterations proceeding in the ap-
proaches to the House, .the erection of a new Royal
entrance, the improvemeht-of the Bishops' door, &c.
there are scaffolding and palings so occupying this
portion of New Palace-yard, that the Lords could
not enter the House by the ordinary doors. Their
carriages were obliged to draw up at the Commons'
entrances, and thence their Lordships went to the
House of Lords by walking under the piazzas to the
door called the Peers' entrance.
The Earls of SHAFTESBURY and Livenrool., and
the Bishop of LoNooti appeared in their places, and
after having retired to robe, they returned and took
their seats on the Woolsack. Mr. Butt, the Deputy
Serjeanl-.1:- Arms, placed the Mace before them.—
The Lori) CHANCELLOR Was absent, his Lordship
being f.).,retshire.
Lf.r.i SHAFTESBURY then directed his Majesty's
COM,I i-sinn to he real .Mr. Currie, a Clerk of the
House. .icc:srdingly read it; after which his Lordship,
Who acted for the Lord Chancellor, directed the Yeo-
man Usher of the Black Rod (Mr. Quarme) to desire
the attenct ,itc,2 of the Commons.

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Mr. liickm in, second Clerk of the Commons, Mr.
Bellamy. the Housekeeper, and several other Officers
of the House, accordingly appeared at the bar; listt
there was not one Member of the House present.
Lord SHAFTESBURY (the Earl of Liverpool sitting
on his right, and the Bishop of London on his left
hand), then state I to the Lords and Commons, that
their Lordships, acting as Com Missioners for, in the
name, and on the behalf of hii Majesty, according to
his Majesty's Commission to them directed, were
authorized further to prorogue the present Parliament
to Tues.lay, the 26th of November; and that, as his
Majesty's Commissioners, they therefore further pro-
rogued the Parliament till that day.
The Commons retired from the bar, Mr. Butt re-
moved the mace, and their Lordships then departed.

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 10.2.
TIIE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

There has been a good deal of business done in the market
this morning. Consols opened at 82j, with an. apparent good
market, but towards eleven o'clock two eminent Broken came
in and sold nearly 300,000 e. supposed to be on account of the Jew
party, which had the effect of depressing the market for a short
time.—Consols for the Account 82 to g.