Star.
London, England, 1818-06-03 00:00:00

PROM LAST 111Glinipld2ETTZ,

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
has et, John Sandy Rains of Wapping Wall, merchant and
biscuit.baker, at tea, at Guildhall.
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
ifilibdb Minot, of Lime-street, London, and of Judd- treet,l
Dramas/la-square, merchant.
Lawrence Rourke, of the Ship and Star, Rosemary-Lane, Mid-
dlesex, victualler, dealer and chapmaa.
BANKRUPTS.
George Peacock, of Aidersgate-street, Loodna, bake:, to sur-
render June 6, 16, and July 14, at eleven, at OuildkaL Acme-
ney, Mr. Id' Michael, South Sea Chambers,i Threadneedle-
street, London.
iSsomas Shdlito, late of Doncaster, Yorkshire, innkeeper, June
19, at six, June 20, at tot, at the New Angel Inn, Llancaster,
and July 14, at ten, at the Castle of York. Anoraks, Mr.
William Stocks Heaton, Doncaster ; or Mr. Blakelock, 14,

Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street.
William Nevison. of North Shields, Northumberland, draper.
dealer and chapman, June 24, 25, at eleven, and July li, at
eight, at the Commercial Hotel, North Shields. Ananias,
Mr. Richard Barker, North Shields; or Messrs. Robinson
and Burrows, Austin Friars, London.
Joseph Mayman, late of Dewsbury, Yorkshire, innkeeper, cloth
manufacturer, dealer and &a men, June 24, 25, at the Ses-
sions House, Wakefield, and July 14, at the Castle of York,
at eleven. Attiirnies, Mr. Rylah, of Dewsbury; or Maws.
Wigiesworth and Crosley, 5, Gray's Inwoquare, London.
Samuel Cook and Edward Goring, late of Little Alie-street.
Goodman's Fields, Bliddkiez, upholders and cabinet-makers,
and copartner; June 6, 16, and July 14, at eleven, at Guild-
hall. Attorney, Mr.Warrand, Church-row. Fenchirels-street.
DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.
June 6, J. Walton, Bread-stroet, warebouaeman, at twelve,
June 23, T. Goodyear, Aldersgate-stmt, straw hat-manufactu-
rer, at one. June 25, J. Morgan, Bedford-row, scrivener, at one.
June 50, T. Scott. Ware, miller, at twelve. June 17,1 Lloyd,
Tring, surgeon, at eleven. June 27, W. SpwAr Upper Thames-
street, rag-merchant, at twelve. Judy 11, It. Knapton, Nicholas-
lane, bill-broker, at twelve. June 25, B. W. and B Fincham,
Epping, bankers, at one. June 25, B, W. U. Schnieder, Birchin-
lane, merchant, at one. June 27, A. J. Mackenzie and H. Roper,
Cress-street, Finsbury-square, merchants, at twelve, June 25,
J. Noble, Buskiersbury, merchant, at one. June 23, C. Sharp-
ley, Cambridge, perfumer, at one. June 25, W. Bourchier, of
King-street, Holborn, watch-maker, at one. June 27, E. Mur-
der,, Prince's-place, Commercial-road, saddler, at ten. June 27,
O. Buckeridge, Pangbourne, timber-merchant, at eleven.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

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Whitcomb and Co. Kidderminster, carpet-manufacturers. It.
and J. Young, Southampton, grocers. Wilkinson and Roberts,
Sculcoates, merchants. Coates and Jarratt, Sculcoates, !mer-
chants. W. and J. Trueman and J. Hall, Macckifield, silk-
manufacturers. Matthews and Castley, Friday. strect,warehouse-
men. Emanuel and Aaron, Plymouth, navy-agents. Bousfirki
and Byard, White-Horse-yard, Drury-lane, woollen-drapers.—
Owen and Scholfield, Rochdale, wollen-manufacture! s. Rubson
and Cc. St. Dunstan's-hill, printers. Neale and Co. Bristol, oil-
men. Smith and Ellis, Leicester, woolstaplers. Smith and Co.
Great Alie.street, wine-merchants. Brown and Co. Newfound-
land. Watkinson and Eccks, Glarnford Briggs, hat-minufac-
surer.. J. and G. Bands, Poole, ship-chandlers. Scowcroft and
Morgan, Haverfordwest, wine-merchants. Curtis and Thomas,
Well-street, leather-sellers. Gardner and Holmes, Newark,
tea-dealers. Whittlngluun and Rowland, Goswell-street, prin-
ters. J. and T. Scott, Newcastie-upoo-Tyne, whitesmiths.—
L. and M. Craao, Norwich, dress-makers. Harris and Beale,
Strand,ehoemakers. Lance and Cripps, Liverpool, merchants.
Robinson and Hammond, Austin-friars, anomie,. Nkkolds
and Roberts, Pancras, plated-manufacturers. Irold and Lloyd,
Manchester-street, surveyors. Clitherow and Sellwood, Horn-
castle, anoraks. Fellpws and Co. Nottingham, bankers. J.
and J. Alder, Liverpool, menial's.. Williams and Hoyle,
London, lightermen. J. R. and G. Lamb, Mount Zion Print-
works, calico-printers. Tweedy and Co. Wilsden, worsted-
spinners. Jackson and Hilder, Fenchnrch-sueet, accountants.
Dymond and Co. Exeter, hide-merchants. Peels and Co. Lon-
don, merchants. Bloom and Co. Spital-square, silk-manufac-
turers. Bridgman and Co. Cannots-etreet.coad, tallow-chandkix.

LONDON MARKETS, JUNE 2.
COTTON.—The India Company have now declared
for the 26th inst. about 100 bags Bourbon Cotton,
3000 Surats, and 13,700 Bengals ; the latter is expec-
ted to be still greatly increased. The purchases of
Cotton last week by public sale and private contract
will exceed 1600 packages, viz.-400 Bahias 2s. a
few 2Sid. 200 ordinary Minas 22d.100 Pernambuco
2s. lid. 550 Demerara and Berbice 230. to 2s. Sid.
favourite marks 2s. Sd. and a few prime 2s. 4d. ordi-
dary and failing 14d. to 220. 180 West India—St.
Vincent's 21 id to 23d. and 160 Benzals, in bond,
10d. to 100.
Svc/La.—The market towards the close of last
week was better supplied with new Muscovades
the business done was considerablP ; generally at the
depression of about Is. per cwt. There was a good
supply of new Sugars on shew this forenoon ;—the
market generally might be stated heavy, yet the re-
finers and wholesale grocers are so completely out of
stock, that they are obliged to purchase fez their im-
mediate wants. The purchases this forenoon are at
prices a shade under last week's currency. The re-
fined market last week was heavy and declining.—
The demand for Molasses last week was steady, and
very considerable. The sale of East India Sugars
last week went off 2s. to 3s. below the last prices.
Coeree.—This forenoon the inquiries for Coffee
continued, on account of favourable accounts from
Holland ; the descriptions most in demand are St.
Domingo and I f avannah Coffee; for the former 1245.
and 1255. has been offered.

IRISH YRovts►oxs.--The shipping demand for
prime Provisions continues ; there has been some
business done in India Pork for the contract. Bacon
is still heavy. Prime parcels of Butter is becoming
rather scarce.

TOBACCO.—There are few transactions lately in
Tobacco. A cargo of Virginia for a Continental port
is reported to be sold at 61s. to 625. per 100 lb. ma-
nifest weight.
Iticr.—The market has been rather heavy and de-
clining; the Rice at the India House however sold
better than had been anticipated: it consisted of
6652 bags Bengal, common quality 18s. to 19s. good
21s. to 22q.

HUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The Rum mar-
ket has been heavy and declining. Brandy has again
declined 6d. per gallon. Geneva is also lower.
OlL.—The prices of Greenland Oil are nearly no-
minal. Sperm and Seal Oil are at a small depression:
Linseed a shade higher.
HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—There have been
very few sales of Tallow ; the prices are nearly no-
minal. There is no variation in Flax. Hemp has
advanced about five roubles at St. Petersburgh, owing
to the reported contract by the British Government.
BULLlON.—Portugal gold, in coin, and foreign
gold, in bars, 41. Is. 6d. Silver, in bars, ss. and
five-pence halfpenny. New dollars, ss. 6d.
GLASGOW, 30.—The sales of Cotton for the
week, including 90 by Auction, amount to about
1220 packages. Sea Island Georgia, 10, at Bs. 7d.
—Bowed do. 304, at 2l d. to 92d.—New Orleans,
70, at 23 id.—Pernambucco, 52, at 2s. S Id. to 2s. Sid.
Maranham,4o, at2s.lid.—Bahia, 7, at 2s.3d.—Para,
185, at 2s. to 2s. Id.—Dcmerara and Bet tricei 462, at
25.00. to 2s. sd. By Public Sale—Se.t Island Geor-
gia, 8, at 3s. W.—Bengal, picked, 52, at 91 to 114.Lti.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANZ, JCNE*

Although we have had but few fresh arrivals d
wheat since Monday, the sales this morning wcrer.L.
se brisk as bn that day, but what was disposc4
was upon the same terms. Barley fully supports 4,
price, having but little at Markzt.. Peas, Betas, azt
Oats, also maintain Monday's prices, but few
were made of either.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.

.An Additional Return has been made to Paziis.
ment of the measures which have been taken re,
destruction of such Books and Papers relative to ;is
Property Tax, as are no longer necessary
lection of Arrears. At the date of the f:rrser hewn
there were 68 Districts of Commissioe%frm
no Statements had been received.
Statements have been lance received :

From ep......districta, that the Louis and
lave been de:tray:it.
Front districts, that the as sad 1.94, 4
the possession of :Le zcs
sad their Clerks have Seen 1m
sysi,
. .
amid measures blue beta Lairs kr
destroying tfwsz the ;mount cif
the Assesscrs and Culeizcsa.
Fran 7 districts, that books ara par,rs 4.,
been destroyed, es:erns' -tort the
• same are nett:urn; tot the Watain
of arrears or proceeding ;delft
From 10 district., no statemezia hart ye: uses
received.

At the date of the former return tkcre rt•.t
Officers, from whom no statements had the: orca n.
c*ived. Statements have been since received;

Fr0m......1C officers, that the books lad
their possestkon haw been iiestro,.,
Fr0m...... 4 officers, that the books and pap.; :
their possession k..ve ban &molt:,
excepting where the some are tete.
sary for the coik .tioa of strew,
other proceeditis predict
From 5 officers, that they bete so books
papers in their pcssenre.
From .. *ricers, co statesceiK.:.:c yet ben
received.

Total .-ItS

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

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A large body-of the Prope.etc:: of Dray-1m
Theatre met yesterday to hear tare reports of their
General and Sub-Committee. The two :Tuns we
equally decided in their description of ti:e
state of the finances of the concern: the deb's yes
calculated at 80,0001. and the loss per
_ night wit
averaged at 1001. To close or let the Theatre seemed
the only alternative, and as a ourcLaser could scarce
be expected to come forward under present rheum.
stances, it seemed to be cor.,riered as tl,e most adris.
able step to keep the Theatre closed, after the Fuses
season, till the encumbrances upon it v.-ere removed
or alleviated. Meanwhile, the Bill now before Ps
liameat was recommended, with certain modiicaties,
as the only mode of raising money, and, conwqedi,
the only_means of saving the Theatre from Ms=
ruin. Mr. Bess, in the course et &e discussies,
stated, that, though as an actor, he inert repel'
degrading proposal of reducing the salaries et
Performers, yet he and his brotherhood felt su
for the impoverished state of the Theatre, that thy
had offered to play three weeks gratuitously. ilk
offer, however, had been rejected. As a proof the
be did not despair of the Theatre, if properll ra.magel,
he had just purchased another 5001. sham.

Amongst the various subjects embraced Ircom
merous Poets, we do not recollect th.it any %.,f this
have touched upon the State I.orei c. la oar cpi•
nion, were they to take the peseta is a stil-txt,7
would form a ns,l)le theme. Toe Three Prue!
£20,000, the 107 Capitals, the 20 Prizes of £l.oe
would reach the very acme of Poetry, whilst it:
terest would be gradually excited by the develowmot
of each circumstance, till it attained its salinity-
by the ann3uncement, that To-monttow, the lit
Birth-Day, 20 Capitals mast be drawn in the Ft
Half Hour, and most probably 31 Capital Prizes
the course of the day. At CARROLL'S Others, 7, Cc:
hill, and 26, 0) ford-street,l2 Capitals, inclj T
of1:20,000, have been sold in the last P.-.lr mon&

BIRTHS.
On the 36th ult. the Lady of %Min! CIS; ra:. cf
Ordnance Department, Woolwich, of a 1:a.
May 15, at o,llstream, the Lady ad Captain A. ITLI
Berwickshire Militia, of a eon.

MARRIED.
Monday, at st. Man -Ares, W.surthurer, F. Niy.ktisr
Esq. of Lea, Derbpdtire, to Frances, third da...tht,i of %"Zas
Smith, Esq. M.P. for Norgich.
May IG, at Glansnire Church, Cork, Capuil. 7.ltottzs
of the Ist or Royal Scots Ite7:inert Foot,
eldest daughter of Major-General Gordon.
hay 24, at Oriseborn, John Corsan, Esq. Sr.rger,n, EN
Miss Mary Waugh, no:ehurn.

Di F.D.
May 19, at Kirkcudbright, Mr,. Eliza El air, sro-Aet,.: l
Blair, Esq. Surgeon, atm a sly !.- Piress.
May 17, at Cressmount, Lay. James Ilersies, &I-:1 Pe
shire Militia.
Saturday se'nnigt., at Brizlitln, ifter a few ela W-",
visit to her friends, agi.d 14, :Mi.,. Brook, uril7 dats.lrx; t:
Wihnshurst, of Cranbrook, by a founts kaibi.td, the Re:.
Brook, of Brighton.
Sunday, in Montague-square, Anne 1-ady Marra; , wdt
the late Sir John Mortal., Ban. a Lnatkliorrolg.
Nlay 13, at Edinburgh, CAptaln Dr.vid liewa.:, Est Fa
Nay 83, at Ayr, Major Uns. Mon:icrer:e, :ate tithe:
ent of foot, aged 87. He was nne. of :h... fate cry.
her who fought at the battle of 31indr; at v-bith he
died the grenadier company of the loore rtgirosra.

FOR PRIISERVI-NO awn REArTIFYIr'-: TEC
THE VEGETABLE TOOTH-POoTER
long been the appendage of every trci!..l ..d fall
that it is umzecessary to offer any f.:rtber recent-me dcrl
Being composed cf Vertabity, ceLtiet:t rar:stace.
mineral or pernicious ingrveett ivha:eve. !t flee OJOS
usual objections spainst the .se of other Dentifrlcsa. Its dry
power is just sufficient to • • etc three damneder aad
ding particles which generally adhere to the Gums ael alt
tersticts of the. Teeth ; SOrcarss in the Nino.
mating a new enamel of pearly whiteness orherc it has Se
jured or corroded) on the latter. It hkewbe imp trts f.t•
and beautiful redoes? to the pan; • to the br, .ith :Lc tr..
bitablemean:Kra, and if used cont;taatll, u dim"' rl
scree the Teeth in a sound state ewes to okl age.
Sold in Boxes, at is. bd. by R. BUTLER and SON'S.
Mists, No. 4, oseapside. corner of St. Puirs, las•don
&wheals-stmt. Dublin; and by the rrtucipai Net fitlr.
Bnoksellers throughout :h., Mined Kingdom. K bs
are reviewed to ahem• tint l.ti nzpa• a ai‘ino s "
Okapi ft." are engrawd in the ston", ott.laid
this esteemed Ilene ce au nareartsas of it aac a r cid
tie same title of Vegetui* noel Analer.

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