Star.
London, England, 1815-06-01 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

June':!, Francis Coward, kuigiestor.e St Peter, and lames
lirtwer, Burcom:, clothiers, at live, at the White Hart, New
Sanaa. June 19, William Young, td Great. Colwell, dealer, at
eleven, at the Crown, Great Farring4l•in. June 21, Win. FoN.
berry, Livtreonl, merchant, at one, at the Kitties Arms, Liver-
pool. June 14, it. telta: d Cress, lieweluilehl, careenter, at eleven,
Ruben Leeds, Norwsc::, brush-
at the talhot, .!unt 24,
maker, at fc,ur, at the Norio* lintel, Norwich. Juite 29, Ro-
her: Day, Doncaster, initkeepts at twelve, at the New Angel,
Doncaster. June kobtrt Willanison ClN.hain, Liverpool,
grocer,
at ele'ven, at the George, I.itte.tpuol. June 19, John haul.
ton, Sp.ddieg, merchant, at eleven, at the White Hart, 'palling.
June 19. Matthew Turnbull, hinelton,shopkteper, it eleven,
at the White i iart, Spalding. June :;2. l'owley, Pen-
rhb, at eleven, at the George, Petinth. June 2G
John 1 hornion, Leeds, bicker, at ten, at the White Horse.
Leeds. June 19. /limy Eves**, Newport, maltster, at sone, at
the White Lion, Bristol. June 28. John Roberts, llrackley, vic-
tualler, at eleven, at the Red Lion, Banbury. June 17. Henry
itanisley, Ludwortb, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the Talbot,
Manchester. June 17. Thomas Cotgreave, Great Farringdon,
cheese-factor, at ten, at the Bell, Farrington. June 12. Richard
Wells, Farriegdon, harness maker, at ten, at the Bell, Farring-
don. June 17. Thomas Pike, Huuserford, victua;lei at eleven,
at the Three Swans, Hungertord. July 25. John White, sen.
Cirencester, i.utler, at two, at the Fleece, Cirencester. July 25.
Thomas Dix Poole, Arlington, miller, at twelve, at the Fleece,
Cirencester. June 13. John I..otthoitsc, Durham, chemist, at ele-
ven, at the Giurbe, Newcastle. June 19. John Adams, Bristol,
grocer, at-ek vtile at the Bush, Bristol. June 24. Wilbam Green,
Manchester, merchant,at elewm, at the White Bear, Manches-
ter. June 13. John hittle, Liverpool, taylor, at twelve, at
*e George, Liverpool. June 16. William Winter, Beictol, tin.
man, at twelve, at the Commercial.roonis, Bristol. June 15.
Richard Gill, Wakefiell, miller, at eleven, as the Strafford
Anns, Wakefield.
CERTIFICATES-4ns* 33.

Win. Bayliss, Cleve Prior, butcher.. Wm: Alston, Ifeybridge
I fall„ la-mer. Win. Fawcett, Crimscott-rtreec, earpcuter. Julio
Clare, Norfolk .place, broker. Thotaas Blackburn, Liverpool,
tallow.chandler. Thomas l'arker, Arnclilf, cotton-minutacturer.
Francis Os tram, WOlksop, draper. Michael I.mi,, li.aat.
field, ilopselkr. Wm. Hurwooil, Bollingdon. millwright. Wm.
laartiard, Gltascestir-terrace, Whirechapel, soap-manufacturer.
June 17.--Stafford GUI, Hunter's-street, Southwark, horse.
dealer. John Lewis, Lumbaril.street, wine4nerdiant. Willlatq
Brandon, Rent.street, hoop-merchant. Margaret Margate, ler-
mynonreet, milliner. John Robinson, Stockport, curn-factur.—
Jahn Ewer Poole, Strand, tehacumist. John Schollitk,Wooloaks,
corn-dealer. Martha Bathia and HenryWellingteu, Soho-square,
opticians. haac Hurst, Portsea, thiker. lioothuan,
Rummy-infra, miller. It/croft, Belmont, calico-printer.
Mathew Lades, Covell, shopkeier. Clarke Abel, Hattie/ord*,
surgeon. Henry k.vans, Newport, maltser. James Chapman,
Atbridge, linen-draper. Edward Jamb, Lantriurot, cattle-.
Realer. John Woodrow, Somer's-town, r. John 'Thornton,
Golden-square, fe...hcr.nterchant. Wm. Adlitigton Evans, Bir-
mingham, coal .dealer WiUum 1./avis, Holmor, cattle-dra/er.--
Jusbua Taylor, Marslheld, mealman.
Jon e Se.—Julin Morton, ut the Strand, printer and stationer.
Joseph Reynolds, of .idol-lanc, Tower-street,
i:vans;i etbury,Gloucestershire, wine and liqupr sietchaut.
Arthur Smith, Liverpool, merchant. Charles White, Maiirhes-
esti issu-liquor-munufacturer. Nisei Coopi.r•liubbaril and Hails
MA Hubbard, of Oeford-arreet, John Isaac, Dein d-
Arms Tureen, Westiunwer•rsiti, vitaliser. liiisalicth 6Kuntieri,
Laagmtleguati awl High tiolboalis kora-4014G . •

PBX!! E PASIIIOS POll 4.1A1t.

?KW ACICRIMATIN% IMPOILITORiI pr ARTS, &C.

BALL Danube--A frock Qf French figured gauze, vinc.l over
a slip of white satin; the frock trimmed at the feet with a tl.-p
dou uce of blond lace, and decorated with wreaths of Mae ; th,
fronts of the body orLamented with a cep. .4 blond lace; shirt
full sleeve, trimmed to correspond. Stodimilts of avian 110 k—
. silk or kid. Gloves French kit, erawn over the
dhow. Hair hi irregular curie, blended widt a wreath of lilac.
CARRIAGE Dayss.—White sad. pelisse, richly ornamented
at the feet with clusters of loaves blade in white twilled sars-
net, headed with toll; open fronts, trimmed to the be:tom o'
the waist with a superb shell trimming of 'white -at in ribbon
and toll; louse tinceitiAned sleeve, with correspoodeng trimming
at the iund. Hat composed of 'Mite satin and tail, with a
plume of feathers of the pclaiona green. Half-boots of simdar
colour. Glove; as Jodie.
FROM LA BELLE ASSEMBLES.
DINNER DRESS.—The principal novel. y of this dress consists
in the improved French braces: they firm the shape in the
most exquisite and becoming manner, and give (plea new eilect
to the figure; they are made generally in moss silk. The bracts
are woin over a round dress of fine India muslin, the shirt
orttaint.thed with a double row of trimming, and fine:tied
iu
a very novel .met tasteful style. The stem. is very short and
I full, ae,i the bottom of it, as well as the bottom of. the drese,
tinthi,e,) with a libbt and very eleg int trimming. Ht ad-dress a
simply Cegaut cap of white lace, ornamented with French rt... 77
White I'.id shivers and gloves. hiccklace, earrings, and
of
• ,Pstix mane Ditess.—R mind dress of pomonavreen
t.4...naned in a style of uneatilenni titivtiry mil taste. I lc Way is
merle in a is: beenm.itg .itatmer, bite back platii at tot-, is
dravt.a. it wi:!3 a kli3ht halito::, at the higtala of the waht, which
displays Ili.• sh ti.e to the moot at:vantage. kt viltite•Listly,
linished with a trtple frill of lace or work, is penalty displayed,
and gives a very light appeat.Thee to the dress. B.)lstbet of green
ntbss silk, ornamented wi h a plume of white feathers, and green
and white plaid ribband, wlielt ties it under the den. This
hennet is just enough its the French style to give an air of un-
common smartness to a pretty figure. Parasol and shoes to cot--
It:VOW with the dress; white kt.l gloves.