Star.
London, England, 1825-12-05 00:00:00

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNE:ISIIIPS.

Peter Couper and William Hunt, Edinburgh, writers to the
signet. Samuel Unwin and John Unwin, Nottingham, and' R ch. r•I
Savidge, Shenton' Noteinghamshtre, twig net machine imikeit.
John Bennett and Elizabeth Bennett, Cerne Abbas, Dorset-hire.
linerr drapers. Henry John' Merck, Florentine Tliendor Sciividt
and Henry William Stacker; Itlanchester, so Ur as re-
gards the said Henry Wm. Stacker. damuel Alsop and Joseph
Dutton Kenworthy. Manchester. sewing cotton manufacturers.
Richard Morris, Hugh Morris. and William Sclater, Glasgow,
merchants, so far as regard.; William &later. Thomas Wilkins,
senior, Thomas Wilkins, junior, and Charles Clarke. Nottingham,
lace machine builders. Robert Newbery, Robert Kenton, and
Matthew Clarksrin, Nottingham, twist net machine builders.
Richard Grant Tucker and Joseph Minton, Bread-street-hill, oil
merchants. William Richardson and Edwin. Muck, Theobald's-
Hvad, Red-lion-square, ironmongers. Willirm Clark, Wilnam
FAlemor, and John Parrott, Nottingham, bobbin and carriage
makers. Thomas Hodson and Thomas Garrett, City-road, fond-
: ture broken. William Sutcliff, senior, John Sutclilf, and Wiliiarn
I fiutcliff,junior, Colden, Ileptonstall, Halifax, cotton-manufacturers.
Thomas. Kin and Benjamin Pavyer. Featherstone-street, letter-
founders. James Yates and William Gilbertson, Leeds. woolsta-
piers. John Todd, Quarry-hill, Almondbury, and Charles 11111,
Dalton, Kirkheatoti, Yorkshire,laney manufacturers.—Delia Pain
Stamford, widow, and Edward Clayton, of the Portman Arms,
Edgware-road, victuallers—C. Coombs and James Higbatt Conogis,
Frome, clothiers. btaurite de Conroy and Frederick Laiiley,
Spring-gardens, agents. George Yates and Thomas Robinson,
Bardsea, near Ulverston, Lancashire, malesters. Thomas Langton,
Wandsworth, William Warble/ugh, Croydon, and henry Roar,
Dunsfold, Surrey, timber merchants. Henry Judder and John
louden, Bagnigge Wells-road, timber merchants. Edward Shorter
and James Lowe, Charlotte-street, Blackfriar's-road, gentral.nra-
chinists.

General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn; which
go? erns Importation, made hp to the 26th of November:
Wheat 65t. 3d. Oats 26%. 7d. I Beans 465. Zd.
I Birley 41s. sd. Rye 435. 111 I Peas 411 s. Ed.

The Average Price of Drown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the Retm us made in the Week ending the 30th day of No-
vember, 189.5, is 40s. Old. per cwt. exclusift of the duties of Cus-
toms paid or payable thotton on the Importation thereof.

WAR-OFFICE, DEC. 2, 1825.

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MEMO* A RDA.
His Majesty has been pleased to approve of the :16th Regiment
of Foot bearing on its colours and appointments, in addition to zr
other badges or devices' which may have heretofore been grantt.l
to the Regiment, the words, " Pyrennees," " Nive,". in comme-
moration of the distinguished conduct of the Regiment in the Py-
rennees in the months of July and August, 1815; and iu the pasiciie
of the Nive, in the month of December, 1813.
Ilk 'Alajesty has been pleased to approve of the 700 Re•girnt•nt
dg Font discontinuing the appellation of the " Glasgow Lowland
Regiment," and of its being permitted to resume its former title,
of the 70th, or " Surrey" Regiment of Foot.
His Majesty has also been pleased to approve of the 95:h Re-
giment being styled the 95th, or Derbyshire" Regiment of Foot.

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