Star.
London, England, 1813-04-26 00:00:00

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Parker and West, Oxford-market, grocers. Macmichael sod
Co. Bridgnorth, grocers. Cole and Garland, Birmingham, scale-
beam-manufacturers. Nixon and Buckley, Manchester, porters.
Barber and Watson, Upper Ground-street, rmitlts. Nan fan and.
Davies, Manchester, printers. Wrigglesworth and Rouriedge,
Wood-street, warehousemen. Clayton and Foster, nirbold.—
Bolger and Brettle, Fishenon, malesters. Magnus and Sharpe,
Boston, groct rs. Douglas and Shaw, America-square, merchants.
Waugh and Hambleton, Liverpool, bnchlayer.. Proctor and Co.
New Bond-street, wine-merchants. Sykes and Outhwaite, Ber-
mondsey, hide-factors. Cooper and Co. Bucklershury, factors.
Wylde and Co. Southwell, bankers. W. and J. Clow's, lancheta
ter, fustian manufacturers. Hustler and Peirse, Casale-street,
vrine-meretants. J. and W. Maclean, Upper Mary-la-bonne-
street, upholders. Whim nbury and Ingham, Manchester, cotton
mere. ants. 1. and J. Brownlow, Martin,Lincolnshire, inaltsters.
Waibourn and I aylur, Lincoln, millers. Pike and Co. Bristol,
tobacco-pipe manufacture». Sanderson and Co. Mark-lane,
merchants. Tanner and Lannis, High Timber-street, sack
makers. B. and Jr. Medley, Bermondsey, horse-Bair manufac-
turers. Brinkworth and Hancock, Bristol, liquor-merchants
Fisher and ion, Strand, glovers. Wright and 'bell, Lue:gre-
hill, nil:liner.. 'Thompson and Denbigh, Borough, ironmongers.
Wilson and Anderson, Houndtd tch, silversmiths. Oswald and
Sunderland, Dean-street, clothiers. Jones and Co. Clink-street,
seed•ct ushers. Satchell and Co. Limehouse. Ashby and Barber,
St. John-street, grocers. Acton and Russell, Shoe-lane, &c.
Cooper and Lonitare,Cincht.ster, merchants. Wilson and Dowell,
Steward-street, Mk-tranutacturers. Gra'nger and Baker, Mar-
tin's-lam, brokers. Hun:, r and Co. Walker, Cumberland, brick
mantsfacturees, &c. Johrnon and Walktr, Nesecrstitt, porer-
nit:reliant% %Val and Westlake, Chatham, watchmakers. Wil-
k !non acid Spencer, Rochdale and Bury, grocers. Sansem and
Hollins, Farnsworth, glaziers. Burkinshaw and Co. sheffield.—
'Barrfts and Co. Manchester, solicitors. Alieclall
and 11.-e,gs, Bethnal-green, upholders. Milward and Lovell, Ke-
vensitatn, attornes. Gardiner and Dixson, andowor k,
printers. Golding and Brady, Reading, surgeons. Crotieher and
Butterworth, Graetchurch-street, leather-cutters. W. and J.
Kimpton, bakers. Di:am y and Staniar, New.
castle, brass cock manufacturers. Mann and Harrlkon, Parba•
raelit-streat.

Mr. I)upree's villa, at Beaconsfield, the seat of the
late M. Burkc, was on Friday entirely consumed
by fire. The loss is estimated at 430,000.
A fire broke out on Thursday in the chandlery be-
longing to Messrs. Trafrord and Co. in Do by, occa-
sioned by the bunting of the tallow copper, which
spread with such rapidity, that the whole of the buil-
ding was in a short time consumed.
Thursday the wife of a labourer, named R aus, was
killed at Dunstable, by a ladder, which sore brick-
layers were raising against a house, falling on her
brad. The blow fractured the poor woman's skull,
and she survived scarcely three hours.

The journeyr,•an tailors in the metropolis have
struck for a small advance of wages, in consequence
of the high price of the necessaries of life ; this re-
quest has bet n listened to by their employers. The rise
is from to 6J. per day, or 3s. per week.

On Tuesday, at Sheffield, fart:ham Wood, the
noted pedestrian, unkrtook, for a wager, to run ten
miles in the hour, which he lost by a few seconds.—
The Brighton Shepherd, and several other noted pe-
destrians, were present.
A few days since the Cossack, accompanied by an
Iriterpreter, went to view the monuments and curiosi-
ties in Westminster Abbey. He particularly noticed
the monument of General WOLFE, and the roof of
King Henry the Seventh's Chapel. The large sword
bchnit,ing to King EDWARD, he handled after the
manner of his own country.