Star.
London, England, 1824-05-19 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

June 21, 3. H. Robson, Sunderland, mercer, at eleven, at the
Bridge luu, Riditip- Wear:tmult. June 9,J. DI. Sanders, Ipswich,
lronnitiotler, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. June
8, J. and E. liVillington, Birwingham, cabinet case-makers, at
twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. June 17, J. Hewson
and W. Robinson, Carlisle, manufacturers, at eleven, at the Bush
Inc, Carlisle. June 17, W. Bradley, Louth, Lincolnshire, linen-
draper, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Louth. June ./. Sayets,
Little Yarmouth, wine-merchant, at four, at the Castle Inn, Nor-
wich. June 14, W. Ayton, Macclesfield, cotton-spinner, at ten,
at the Alacelesheld Arms Inn, INLeclettield.
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T. Holmes, late of Liverpool, mvichaut. T. Atwood, late of
Stelling-Minnis, Kent, dealer. W. Einsley, l'udaey,
clothier. W. renkett and 1.. Mackinnon, Liverpool, nierchanta.
S. llay, Stomesend, Southwark, builder. C. Hooper, Dlaraton-
ltigott, Somessetshire, edge-tool-maker. J. Dnucalfe, stn. Don-
itear Shiffral, miller.

It is not correct, as has been stated, that General
Irunams, at his departure from this country, had with
him fourteen Officers, said to compose the Staff of his fu-
ture army. Only one Aide-de-Camp accompanied him,
who arrived in this country a few weeks back in the
TIIETIX, Sir JOHN PHILLIMORE. The General, bhortly
before his departure, had received bills firm the Mexi-
can Government to the amount of 1,900!. being a por-
tion of the annual i ension assigned him on abdicating.
The ship Thalia, of 375 tons Captain D. N. blusao arrived a,
Portsmouth a few days since' tow,
Batavia, Cape of -Good Hopei
and St. Helena, bound to Rotterdam, with a valuable carrell of
coffee. On the 12th ult. in lat. :29. N. long. 31. W. she sprang
a k and made five feet water an hour. Six d..ys afterward, by
t.t ping both pumps constantly going, at which every person, pas.
seugers, and even the Ladies, took regular torus, she made the
island of St. Michael's; but it blew a hard gale from W.S.W.
with a dreadful sea running. Being close lit with the town of Nitta
Deizardo, she made the signal for assistance, anti after nearly two
hours exertion, a boat happily reached the ship, with Captain S.
FINLAYiON, of the schooner Duke of York, and nine men, who had
volunteered their services—a most happy relief to the anxious minds
of all on board, as the two spare pumps arid boats were com-
pletely disabled, and it continued to blow very hard. with the ship
on a lee shore. After continuing at the pumps all night, the wea-
ther moderated, and Mr. READ, the Consul, came off, with needed
stultify supplies. As the island afforded no shelter from the
southerly winds which continued to blow strong, Captain MuNto
determined, at all hazards, to proceed to his port of destination. lie
!sired nine Portuguese to assist his men at the pumps, and in work.
Ing the ship ; sailed again, and by constantly pumping (as the leak
continued the same nearly the whole of the passage), arrived here
in safety, but the crew were greatly exhausted. The cargo (which
has been thus preserved to the owners by steady perseverance and
good conduct) is now unloading at this port, to ascertain the leak.