Star.
London, England, 1822-11-13 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to b 2 made in the COD xTRY.

Dec. 9, D. Crickett, Nottingham, Kent, timber-merchant,
at eleven, at the Guildhall, Catut.rbury. Dec. 4, J. Pyceck,
Doncaster, hosier, at four, at the Reiland Arms Inn, Leices-
ter. Dec. 5, D. Friend, Ramsgate, shipwright, at twelve, at
the Spread Eagle Inn, Ramsgate. Dec. 4, S. Youtien, late of
Dover, spirit-merchant, at eleven,at the Guildhall, Canterbury.
Dec. 7, J. Douglas, Loughborough, merchant, at eleven, at the
Bell hotel, Ilumberstune-gate, LeiceSt.g. Dec. 4, N, T.'
Haines, late of Nottingham, underwriter, at eleven, at the
Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Nov. 27, J. W. Cox, Peterbo-
rough, !ranker, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Peterborough.—
Dec. 6, J. Peyton, Skipton, Yorkshire, innkeeper, at twelve,
at the Black Horse Hotel, Skipton.
CERTI FICATFS.—Dac. 3.
3. Murray, Park head, Cumberland, butter-dealer. W.
Walker, Itiousgate, butcher. R. Walwyn, late of Wozmf-street,
Cheapside, printer. G. Jackson, Manchester, drysalter.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Wilcock and Thornton, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolsraplers.
Clough and Dill, Manchester, ironmongers. Davies and Co.
Aberystwith, hankers. Kendall and Woolrich, ;Manchester, ren.
drapers: Watson and .Co. Whitby, drapers. Bligh and Double-
' day, PimliLo, coal-merchants. Walley and Lindop, Manches-
ter, grocers. Wiggins and Draper, Layton, Essex, school-
, mistresses. Pricstly and Co. Halifax, silk-manufacturers. As-
pinwall and Co. Manchester, cornmission-brokers. Edwards
and Co. Saddleworth, Yorkshire, woollen-dyers. Ilitchinroa
and Shatwell, Sutton, near Macclesfield, painters. Thor;
ton and Co. Canal-wharf, City-road, coal-merchants.

• Saturday, a number of workmen employed in Or
erection or a steam-engine chimney, thirty-five yal
high, in Oak-street, Shude-bill, Manchester, gave no-
tice, that one of them would stand upon the top of it
en his head, when completed. At the appointed time
several loud cheers were given, to indicate that the
performance was about to commence, when, to the
terror and dismay of the immense crowd, down fcll
the object to the ground;• but their sympathy WAS
s'xon turned to laughter, on discovering that the sup-
posed individual was only a man of straw
CLERICAL Box Mor.—The Reverend head of wit
of our most celebrated seminaries of classical instruc-
tion was, a few days since, solicited by two young fe-
male relatives, who were on a visit to him, to let them
give a ball. The Doctor resisted so long, that ore
of them at length lost all patience, and threatened,
like another Cowslip, to " pull his wig." Finding
even this menace ineffectual, she actually proceeded,
in a playful moaner, to put her threat into execution.
The Divine perceiving that some portion of the pow-
der had been removed by this process from his caxon
to his shoulders, shook his head laughingly as he
adjusted his " bird's nest," exclaiming—,, Aye, aye,
young Ladies; as much powder as you please, but
no ball!"
ANneturrits.—A few days ago, as some miners
were digging, and forming a puddle or washing-
place for lead ore, at the Lead Mine Works, adjoin-
ing Oakland (Cilrhew), by Llanrwst, they discovered
in the ruins of the earth, two yards deep, a battle-
axe, in excellent preservation, which is supposed to
have been lost and buried there since the great [raw:,
fought near Gwydyr House, now the seat of the pre-
sent Lord Gwydyr (which is near to, and adjoining
the above place), by the illustrious Cambrian Pair.ce
Llywarch lien, with the Saxons, in the year 61().
Gwydyr derives its name from Gwaadir ; ot,
Bloody Land, in allusion to the above battle fought
there at that peiiod. It is conjectured that this curio:!s
instrument, in addition to its antiquity, is of a va-
luable metallic substance ; its weight is '2B ounces,

BIRTH.
Nov. 6, the wife of T. Troughtlan, chain-welder to Browns
Logan, and Co! residing in Croston-street, Harrington, was ee-
livered of three fine boys, who were on Thursday christened l'y
the names of Benjamin, Matthew, and John. They are I emarit-
ably tine children, and, with the mother, are doing, ana
ire
liktly to do, very well.

D I 1:1).
Nov. 7, at Skelton, lo Cleveland, 2gcd 65, Andrew I,A.re.
Esq. late of the 67th Regiment of Foot.
At Crieff, on the 51st ult. Captain R. Macdonald, late o!'
19th Regiment of Foot.
At sea, off the Cape deVerde Hands, on the 30th September,
on his passage from Bahia to flamburgh, Mr. John sk.er, mer-
chant in Leith.
Thursday, at Chertsey, Mrs. Ogilvie, aged 69, relict of the law
Dr. Ogilvie, of Englefield.

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