Star.
London, England, 1825-09-26 00:00:00

DI VI [ANDS to be mule in the COUNTRY.

October 17. Richard Johnson, Lane•end, StLffordshire, manu•
facturer of earthenware, at eleven, at the Roebuck, Newcastle-
under-Lyme—October 25. Thomas Holmes, Nottingham, corn-
factor, at twelve, at the Flying Hone Inn, Nottingham—October
27. Thomas Holland, Nottingham, lace-manuLicturer, at twelve,

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at the Ram Inn, Nottingham—October 14. Charles Rue,
market, Suffolk, grocer, at twelve, at the King's Head Inn, Stow-
market—October 14. Charles Wonlley Corfield, Norwich, currier,
at five, at the Castle Inn, St. Peter of Alancroft, Norwich—October
17. Dorothy &ones and Thomas Ashworth, l'%rk, turners, at
twelve, at the Black Swan I. Coney-street, York.

CERTIFICATES-Om 16.

Thomas Boorer, Sutton, Surrey, hone-dealer. John Wright,
Charlotte-street, Saint Pancras, cheewmonger. John Badcock,
Abingdon, Berk,, Gentleman. Thomas Tuckadd flare. John
Edmund Marc, and WWiam Mare Plymouth, smiths. Robert
Drury, Luke.street, Patti-street,Finsbury.square, brewer.. Jane
Carter, Hanover-street, Hanover-square, milliner. Jeremiah
Beasley, tattle Bushey, near Watford, Hertfordshire, farmer.

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

George Gifford and William John Gifford, Gillingham, Kent,
grocers. Elizabeth Barham and Mary Barham Bread-street,
milliners. Thomas Howard, William Howard, and Stanley How.
ard, jou. New Broad-street, merchants. henry Parry and Thomas
Jackson, Digbeth, Birmingham, Warwickshire, tailors. Matthew'
Howard-and William Thomas Smith, stock-brokers. Benjaminl
Roily and Henry Orum, Sutton, Surrey, limeburners. Sarah So-
phia Lawrence and Jane Bonner, Hatton-Garden, dress-makers.
Mamas Pope and William Pope, it Bedeque Prince Edward's
Island, North America, ship-builders. Isaac Thompson and
Wil—
liam Greenwood Walker, Lawrence Poutney-lane, dry-salters.
William Silouler Wilson, John Thomas Betts, and Conrad Tlta-
deus Vetter, Houndsditch, distillers. Abraham Pye and Enock
Pye, Norwich, silk.fillers. Samuel Rootsey and William George,
Bristol, chymists and druggists. James W. *Smith and Joseph
Williams I.enchurch street, tea and coffee brokers. Henry- Early,
John Biriseye, and John Whymark, Great Waterlonstreet. Lam-
beth, linen drapers, so far as relates to the said henry R.rly.
Thomas Dutton and Benjamin Read, Mansfield, Nottingham,
bobbin-makers. John Salmon and Jobn 'Warren Southampton,
silk-dyers. George Peacock Bainbridge and Warren,
Woodall,
York, woollen-drapers. Thomas Stephenson Ashburner,. James
Ashburner, and James Dickenson, Liverpool, porter-dealers.
Thomas Stephenson Ashburner and James A,lihurner, Liverpool,
wine-merchants. Elias Gross and Ludewig Francke, Drury-lane,
coppersmiths. George Frederic Baker and George Kent Pearson,
Macclesfield, Chester, and Lad-lane, silk-manufacturers. Joseph
Cork and John Blagg, New Bund-street, silk-mercers.
General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which
governs Importation, made up to the 17th of September :
Wheat 655. 10d. Oats 265. 3d. Beans 458. 9d.
Barley 415. 10d. I I
Rye 421. 9d. Peas 48s. Id.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed
from the 'kiwis made ha the Week ending the 21st Sept. 1825,
is 425. Old. per cwt. exclusive of the duties.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MORROW.

AT THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS,AT

THIAD MEETIXGS.

William Forster. of Philpot-lane,

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• FIRST lIIIITINCS.
Henry Ilichael Francis Goold, of Brighton, dealer . 10
John Smith, of Ludgate-hill, woollen-factor . 1
George Godber, of Red Lion-street, draper . . 1t
Richard Robinson, of Friday-street, tavern-keeper . 11
George Noddy, of Wellington-place, Stepney, hop-merchant 11