Star.
London, England, 1818-03-25 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY.

April .4‘.0, A. Ferneley, Manchester, grocer, at eleven, at the
Palace inn, Manchester. April 24, R. Rowlands, Worcester,
dealer in coals, at eleven, at the Rein Deer lea, Worcester.
April 16, J. )!‘Vicar, Liverpool, broker, at one, at the George
Inn, Liverpool. April 16, C. Gedrych, Bristol, dealer, at
twelve, at the White hart Inn Bristol. April 21, J. Sulam,High 'Prewbitt, Northumberland, dealer, at twelve, at the
White Swan Inn, AlnwicL
CERTIFICATES, APRIL 14.
J. and W. Walker, l'all.snall-court, army-agents. J. I I. IL n-
ull, South Shields, ship-owner. A. Perneley, \lanch, ster, gro-
cer. S. Roberts, Sheffield, spirit-merchant. J. Pollard, Bridg-
water, potash-manufacturer.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.
N. Buckley and J. Diens, Duckinteld, Chester, co:on-spin-
ners. T. Vining and Sons, Bristol. J. Bennett,
and R. lleslop, Chorley, Lanes. hire, brewers. T. and J. Rich-
ardson, New Sarum, ciddiers. J. Stokes and W. Brown, Brit-
tol, warehousemen. T. Middlebrook, B. Rogers, and T. Mans-
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fart, Newark-upon-Trent, coal-merchants.

LONDON MARKETS. MARCH 24.

COTTON.—There has been little business done in
Cotton. The sales since our last little exceed 600
packages-200 Pernambuco were disposed of at 2s
lid. to 2s. lid. 90 13ahias for export 2s. o'd. a few
common West India 199 d. to Did. Carolina 2:lid.
40 Surats 14td. and 220 Bengals iu the house 10td.
to 11 id. The Fast India Company have not de-
clared any further sales of Cotton.
St GAlL—There were no Sugars on chew this mor-
ning on account of the holidays. There was a con-
siderable revival in the refined market last week ;
after it was ascertained that no new duties would this
year be levied iu Russia, the prices advauced about
21. the request has since subsided, and the currency
may again be stated declining ; the purchases had
been chiefly low Lumps for crushing, and crushed
Sugars. There was less enquiry after Foreign Su-
gars ; no alteration in the prices could be stated.
CoFFEN.—There was only one public sale of Coffee
brought forward last week, it cousisted of 84 casks
British Plantation Coffee, and 405 bags Brazil de-
scription.; the quantity of the former was too inton-
sidemble to form a criterion of the market ; it went
off, however, freely, at very high prices—good mid-
dling Demerara realized 116 s. and 11Gs. 61-405
bags fine ordinary Brazil sold at 106 s. and 106 s. 6d.'
after the sale, the demand by private contract was
still very limited, and it was reported several rather
extensive parcels of Coffee were offered at prices a
shade lower ; there were however few sales. There
were no public sales this forenoon, and few are ad-
vertised ; the demand by private contract appears
improving, notwithstanding the holidays.
latsit liaovisioNs.--Prime Mess Beef continues in
good demand. Pork in fair request. Bacon remains
steady ; there is not not much inclination evinced to
purchase at the present prices. The Butter market
has been heavy.

Rms.—There continues to he a demand for Caro-
lina Rice. East India descriptions also in request.
Tosacco.—There has little business been done in
Tobacco since our last ; the holders continue sanguine
that, from the reduced stack, the present prices will
he fully supported ; there are scarcely any parcels of
Virginia offering under Bd.
OsLs.—The prices of Greenland Oil have again
given way considerably. There is no variation in
Southern since our last. A vessel with '220 tuns
Sperm has arrived, but as the cargo had been pre-
viously sold to the trade, it will produce little varia-
tion in the market. Seal Oil may be stated at a de-
cline of 2/. Rape is also a shade lower. There has
been more enquiry for Linseed ; the prices are at an
advance. Gallipoli is at a small decline.
MADDER.—By public sale last week, 21. casks
French Madder, 105 s. to 107 s. 161 bales Madder-
roots 94.5. to 955. dam
.= 98s. to 90s. 6d.
NAVAL STORFJI- is no Rough Turpentine
at market ; the demand for Spirits continues limited.
Little doing in Pitch, Tar, or Rosin.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—The purchasers of
Tallow have been sanguine that the arrivals would
be so extensive, that they have for a length of time
bought only parcels for immediate use, and as the
wind still continues to the westward, it has entirely
prevented the expected supplies ; the scarcity of Tal-
low is now so apparent, that the holders have realized
an advance of 2s. to 3s. on parcels here ; yesterday
795. and 80s. for Yellow Candle Tallow was reported
to be realized ; for arrival there was little variation,

665. to 701. being the prices for parted to
ring the :son. Hemp and Flax are without
variation.

RUM, BRANDY, AND ITOLLANDS.—The
for Rum has rather revived ; the revel al
chiefly to be for Leeward Island Rum for Nwth
rice ; the prices may be stated a shade hither.
inferior descriptions of Brandy may be quqtd at
small decline. Geneva without Any rarianou.

PRICES OF GOLD AND SILVER.
Portugal Gold in Coin, per cz....... ....... ,Ct
Foreign Gold in Ears
4
New Doubloons

On the 20th hay. :It her house
flame ikborah relict (
genden Dering, In the moray of
of the present Baronet.
At the 31anse of Manilla o:
of her age, laizabcth Lawson
Martin, U. 1).

At Plymouth, on the 14th !nt
son of 11. Grover, Esq. of Ile:,
shipmen of bis Majesty's sSip In
lov,d and respected. Iris funr
cers of the ship ; and Aciarir II I.
had *erred at Algiers, paid the

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At Sheerness, on the I.th :r
she bore with exemplar 7 fcrri-:
wife cf >fr. Pugh, haber L-htr
iti the memory of a numerous c
intelligence of mind and m..ny
was endowed.

'LOOPING COL7G II CUBED wi•lsc
RtiCDC'S ROYA I. El'4lilif.
MANY Thousands cf
.a..V.1 by this remedy. On the first attar
cation of ROCil li7lf DROC.tTI'
plaint taking say bt!d of the constie..i.-.
completely ears. To the matt ore
produce the desired elect; and to Re:r,
rotated for Children as this, far it re
taken inwardly. In common Coughs tie
;al :anions, and nar.y be relied oa for Mei
dren, as safe and effectual. La no case
genuine mien signed on the wrapper by
wanm the name of E P.dwards 60, 1.4.
(who is the only Wholesale Verner) irlyr.:
Price is. and LI 24. per
FOR couciin. COLDS, AST'
CONSI3IPTIONS.
THE PECTORAL ELIXIR.
proved this medicine to be the most
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Catarrhs, and Asthrn.4..
By promoting gentle expectoration, it almost instantly
slight and recent colds; and a very few doses are geaa-Ly
cient to overcome these which from neglect have assamed
serious character. and are also accompanied with C•J' 1: es{
peculiarly adapted to give freed= to respiration, !: •!...r,wit
effectual medicine in astistriatic complants, shonnes.
hoarseneu, wheezing', soreness and obstr..ctioth of the
lungs, and all the usual iymptors which at:end the
consumptions; and if taken in time will prevent this fr-1,!.5.
ease ! Many different Cough beir.g s;ld under toai
similar names, partisan:lo of this Pec•oral Lint, to preens la.
diasppointed of the gent Me mo:cr.e, ;re requiitee to Se
enlist- in observing that each 8.,t1e 1.2 F
matt Stamp, with the mane cf" Butler,
graved in the impression.
Sok: in Rattles at is. lid. and larger, contaixing sk.ce tr."
iota, at. !ad.; by IsCTLI4k and SONS, Cter...;i, :*
Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Chisch-y:rd,
Sackeille-street, Dublin • also by the
gists. and Medicine Vejaders, in every lowa wt.
Caked Kingdom.
IE CORDIAL BALM cf GILEAD if.
sally acknowledged to be the most agreet:le -
restorative in all Nervous Disorders ever disccyyrie
brated Cordial la peculiarly efticatio,:s in all in wee
of appetite, indigestion, depression of sp!rits, tree- •
of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs. shi.rtr.e.• • •
consumptive habits ; it thins the Wood, ease, •.•
pains in the head and stomach, and prtere-,--4-r. ••••
By the Nobility and Gentry this dit'ile
ing pleasant to the taste and smell, gemly arrirgri
the stomach, and giving that proper te:.;i:r
thin requires. Nothing can be better adai...ed
tints the constitution after a deb: ueb

affizeiti to :t

:;to. OW.

Much has been said by int
that are advertised, but tLere is a very in: .3. :-
be made respecting the C‘rdi.Jl 11.4rn cf
operation was go qtr, sat:, and :
which it is recommended, and uriverf:ll.•
variable success, it cc tad not Lott *.

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maid it has acquired ; fur, as it la s rsr..
a persuasive advocate, so nothirg but his cc:.
by its salutary effects, can iuducr perseverance,
able perseverance is certaily sre:t r • to
happiest combination of Chemicsls and Galerdc.:s
chronic diseases, and restore the vairtudinarka. to
Sold by Leigh, Strar.d ; *coy, I.ad, Oxford-st:
and Co. Bow Church-yard ; Butiev,C:warside ; ur
and Ward, Ilultourn; r rice tls. etch, cr fair
Bottle for 335. by which one I is. 1:0‘!tle is srveal.
Saml. Solomon, Liverpool,” engraved on the Starro.
Also, price 3s. that scarce, inteteeing, r.r.d usa.:L.l
Work (with which is given 4.: a lei nt Portrait of the 11'
a View of Gilead-I eardskti, A t: Y."DI:. to I
or, Advice to both brass, in a Variety of Conipuinrs.--':1
SOLOAItiN, 31D.—Cont.-Irint Treatise on Female
Nervous snd hypochondriac C-stip!aiuts; also t
on those Diseases with which :hr I iuntan goo v is nu,st it.
afflicted; explaining the symp..nn,s, mask nt tra..:vient.
TO. Dr. Solomon expects, wh. n consulted I' iet:er. the Lterl
compliment or a XI. note to tee inclosed, addressed, "
Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-house, near Liverpoc:.
double postage."

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ors. to 70s. being the prices for parcels to an?,
ring the :son. Hemp and Flax are withoui _ •fl
variation.
RUM, BRANDI, AND ITOLLANDS The
for Rum has rather revived ; the revel 9
chiefly to be for Leeward Island Rum for Ncerh.`A.
rice ; the prices may be stated a shade hikber
inferior descriptions of Brandy may be riu,,ted
small decline. Geneva without Ally ruin "
Portugal PGulßidCinEScuniNF per cz . 11.L.L C4E4I. 111
2 0
Foreign Gold in Ears
I
New Doubloons
New Dollen 4 1•
Silver in Ran ..... ...... .......
0 I
New Louis each
,
COURSE OF 'EXCHANGE
Amsterdam l7 coll.sU. I Pi:ht tfiestmt sa 1 Ditto at skin 16 6
Amotrdarn 1 7 C.F. Gienit.r ..... -1
l)ittn at sight I 4
ra-,norn 11 • 1
irotterdasn... ll 8 Ciente
Antwerp, ex.mo. 11 10 Venice ital. liy •••
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3344 .
......
:thorn
1 1
Parts,s day's date 20 Pal tato ........:• •
Ditto ^4 40 21.7. Lisbon .......
Bnirdeaux do. •..24 40P
Frarkfort on the Pin .laneiro t•
Maine l42} ea.sno. b ..... •
MOM, effective 40 k.............. 4`3.
Cadiz effect 39} Jtylo of the
Barcelona
GLASGOW :11AiterTs. 1,C!! 27 .--00770 x.../
brisk, and tile sales arc vi-• (I, cf Idt-4 s 111
Sea Island Geergia 87, at 35. C;(4. t.,)
•a few
3s. 6d.—Staiued do. 33, at ‘.!s. 4d.
do. 381, at 22d. to 2.43. a ve:y r.:.e
Du. old clop, 24, at 21 d.—X:r Gr c tr.s 5. a, IL
Pernambuco 178, at 2s. '2;d. to 2s !ts'..—M.irrilt
9, at 2s. 11d.—Bahia 30, at 'is. 1 ;•.'.—Dez:e:
at ls. to 25. 3d. By Auction—Ben; at 12;:e.
At Edinburgh, on the 10th inst..lehn Ts:swim,
Tbornbill, to Miss Anna Tunic, &Lg.:ter ut tz.c I.ft CsA
Patrick Ti.rrit' Bora! NJVV.
At Itedcastlis on the 10th Last. Le-xer.an: Donald Nl`i.em4
the 16th re;,-imenr t$ foot, to C...lha:.ue, d.....;:ht0
Wilson, late ef Poln :iffy.
MED.
On the eons last.:: her house at 1...r-4..r:dee Word, ties,
Dame -Deborah Derilz, rebut of sr 1/••.:l.cu.
ceuden Deriag, in the couray of Kei.:,
of the present Baronet.
At the 31anse of 51u/instil, oa the 9th i.-.r.
of her age Llizalistb Lawson, h: the 1!..y. ytd
Martin,
At Plymouth, on the 14th k:1.0. to, Mr.
son of 11. Grover, Esq. of Ile:,14 I lemrstei,l, unto( ra-
shipmen of bin Majesty s ship lie was rate'. S.
loved and respected. His funet.t sy.:s a-rc:ded by all the LiE
corn of the ship ; and Acrir.:l Lord Exmohtia, urrat nk.ale
had served at Algiers, paid the win: h..:ioor to his mental:
At Sheerness, on the 17th -Orr a kit
she bore with exemplar:- i
wife cf „Mr. Pugh, haber:L-k:r •:-.'l%`: a ! • •Ye ;
to the memory of a numerous c:rcir ::.• !LI
intelligence of mind and many ca. s :.
was endowed.
'LOOPING COL7GII CUBED wi•hcut Is ens: [adders t
Rt./CIM:'S ROYsla.
vrANY Thousands cf Cllild7‘n are
by this remedy. On the fits: attar's, on Ortnyc:ry
cation of ROCill IiMBROC.V7I'I:. peer:-.t the
plaint taking any b•%'--d of the constit..i.-., a few ti-.. a:,
complaely eon. !a the matt one perseverattse.l
produce the desired elect; and no Re:Yed, :7.7. be ,o •••••-:.! 31.
elated for Children as this, nor it rnetiti:•e
taken inwardly. In common Cough, MIA Metrwe is c;:.IT
cfseacious' and or .y be relied oa for 3,len, ;rennet. :rd C.:-.1-
dren, as safe and effectual. La no Ca* :
gamine orbits signed on the wrapper be .7.
&Lamp the name of E. Edwards 6A,FIa! :r.t. Yara,
(who the only Wholesale Vernier) tr:Fr...vs.l
Price is. and 24. per
_—
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIIM:IS, AND
CONSI3IPTIONS.
THE PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experic.e
proved this medicine to be the most salutary ta, La..
remedy for Colds, Coughs, Catarrhs, and Astkniztic
By promoting gentle expectoration, it almost instantly
slight and recent colds; r.lci a very f.w doses are gets_:
cieot to oircrconw these which from neglect have assamei