Star.
London, England, 1830-03-24 00:00:00

N°• 13,139. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2-1, 1830. PRICE 71).

Bosch, Lawrence-lane, wholesale drapers, at twelve, at the Coat
of Commissioners.

CERTIFICATES, Arm IS

R. Makin, Liverpool. merchant—J. Place, jun. Nottingham,
saddler—W. R. Touter, Great Dover-mad, carves and gilder—J.
Thurston, Southampton 31esra, Oruro-street, New-road, horse
dealer—J. Norris. Ultoxeter. Staffurtishire, draper—E. Faster,
Hitchin, Hertfordshire, druggist—J. 11. Tenon, P.srade House,
Thames Bank, coal merchant—G. Nottage, Kingsland, auctioneer
—J. Dew, Bristol, haberdasher.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

J. Smith and N. Martin, Leman.street, Goodmiues-fields, attar.
net's—N. Martin and Co. Leman-street, Goodman's-fields. attar.
net's—R. Whithourn and J. Clark, Oodahning. Surrey, paper
makers--J. Planner and A. Asistht. tgham Hill, Survey, a&ool..
mistresses—J. Bull and T. L. 8011, Oracechurch-strest, furnishing
ironmongers—W. Webb and W. Brown. Pedlar's-acre. coal User.
chants— W. Cross and J. Croak Irinsford-within-Wharion,
Cheshire, timber merchants—E. Hellyer and S. Hellyer, Bockhorn
Weston, Dometshire, tanners—T. Csrolkn and J. V. Hawkins,
George-street, Portman-square, surgeons—W. Askew and J. Prime.
Dowgate-hill, cheese factont.—B. Cocker and Co. Linfitt Mill, Kirk.
burton, scribbling millers—J. S. Christian and M. Christian, Wig.
more-street, linen.drapess—N. Stone and E. Coles, I/odbronke'
Devonshire, malaterw—J. Dawson and J. Sykes, Hohufirth, York.
shire, drapers—R. Horst's!! and Co. Blathwaite. Huddersfield,
scribbling milters--J. B. Robinson and R. Whittington, Lei-
cester, woolen•arn manufacturers—J. Hurst and J. Miller, Mar.
gate, coal merchants—J. Kay and B. Syddall, Manchester, silk ma-
nufscturers—J. Lowe and Co. Ashton-under-Lyne, calico printers
—R. Wall and R. Morris, Norwich, linen.drapers.

CORK ELECTION, March 20.

SEVENTH DAT.
From the Southern Reporter.

The different booths were open tins morning at the
usual hour, but the polling continued at a very tardy rate daring
the day. Up to the hour of our putting to press nothing has oc-
curred to demand particular notice. Each candidate is still man.
guine of success, and the friends and adherents of both manifest an
unabated vigour in their several departments. The principal part
of the voters to.day consisted of country gentlemen. Several have
arrived from Dublin, and other distant parts, and voted. At three
the numbers were—

Freemen. Freebolden.
Mr. Newenham 3B
Mr. Callaghan

Leaving a majority in favour of Mr. Newenhant, on this day's
polling, up to this hour, of 23, which, deducted from 87, leaves
Mrl. Callaghan in a majority on the gross poll of O. The gross
pol is—
Mr. Callaghan
Mr. Newenham
Majority for Mr. Callaghan

111 PE RIA 14 I)A 111.1A11 ENT.
fl OUSE OF LORD—Tc Esp.% F.
COMMISSION.
The Archbishop of CANTENSITRY, the LORD CHANCELLOR.
and the Earl of SHAr T Ealtrit Y, 7M hoed.' Commissioners aopoinitd
to give the royal assent to the bills passed both houses of rrlia-
, meat, since the last commission, took their seats on the woolgek
shortly before four.
The comnums having been summoned in the usual manner, tl'e
royal assent was given to the pension dutict bill, the muti::y bill,
and the marine mutiny bill, with two private bills.
uwasanc FROM THE COMMONS.
At fivo the Loan CHANCELLOR having resumed his Salt on the
woolsack.
'Mr. Alderman Tuomesow, and other members of the commons.
brougbt up the wouggiete families maintenance bill, the St. Kw,
Oscine Duck bill, with twn private bills, which were severally read
a first time.

JEWISH EMANCIPATION.
The Duke of RICHMOND presented a petition from certain in.
dividuals of the north division of the metropolis. entertaining the
Jewish religion, praying the removal of the disabilities under which
they laboured.