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Commivioners of Bankrupt& Basinghall. street. Attnrnies,
itsurs. Burgoyne and Co. Iftika street, Nbfechrster square.
Joni.n Lemett, Letds. straw hat majnbcturer, July 1, It, and
,Altepst 5, at ylevene at lb* Court of Commissioners of Bank-
rupts, 13asingball-street. Attorney, Mr. 'Filson, Colemanst.

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

John Edis, Sasso-phew, RCnt•rntd..brewer, h in inenlvent eir-
earnstances, awdOle to meet his engagements with his ere•
,Tune !O.
John Stirk, Wolvetbfipptoey, StaiNtAsbitebylAntOtr. is in insol-
vent circumstanses, and unable, to meet his engagements with
his creditors.—Filed June 21.
John (Veer, slanrhe•ter, innkeeper, is in insolvent circumstances.
and unable to meet his engagements with•isis creditors.--Filed

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June 43. _ _
James Allen, Bell's-buildings. Fleet.street. haberdasher, is in insol-
vent circumstances, sod unable to meet his engagements with
his creditors.—Filed June S 4.
DI VIDF.X DS to be made in BASINGHALL-STRRRT.
July 15, henry Fairly and Thomas Early. Mhtories, wbellesale•
slopoelters, at ten. July 1.5. Samuel Barlow and Samuel Barlow.
jun. Old Broad-street, merchants. at twelve. July 15, Ferdinand
EyFe and Augustus Sehmaeck, Bury-court. St. Mary Axe, mer-
chants, at ten. „lola 13. James Thomas, Carpenter's buildings;
Lognion-wall, merchant, at ten. July 13, Manuel Jnze Ferreira
Camelo. Devonshire-street, Queen--quare, mefebant, at ttvelve.
July 15, James George Ilodgsnn. Covent-garden, wine merchant,
at ten. Jody 15. Thomas flint, Thirlington-arcade. bookseller, at
ten. July 13, Jostph Joyner, Robert Surridge, and Joseph Sump-
ter .Toyner, Boynton% Essex, bankers, at eleven. July le, Tgnatius
Palyart, London-street. -Fenchurch•street, merchant, at twelve.
July 15, John Ralph Battier and John Jacob Zornlin, Devonshire-
square, llishoptgate-street, merchants, et twelve.

DIVIDENDS to he Ina& in the COUNTRY.

July 24, Richard Mtlton Whittaker, Leeds, Tork..ltire, hrese.cro
at tee, at the Court.house. Leeds. July 19. George Osborn, sen.
Richard Howes, Charles Smith, and George Osborn,' jun. North-
ampton, hankers, at ten. at the Guildhall, Northampton, July 17,
James Gray, jun. Birmingham, victualler, at ten, at the Royal
I lotel, Birmingham. July 17, Edward Christopherson, Liverpool,
ironmonger, at twelve, at the Golden Lion Inn. Liverpool. July.lB,
J. Stephen. Llandevaylog, Carmartbesshire, corn merchant, at
eleven, at the Old Ivy Rush Inn, Carmarthen. July 19, T. Swain,
South Cuilinglsam, miller, at one, at the . Hotel, Newark.
upon-Trent, Trottinghamshire. July la, .William Kerslake, St.
Mary Ar:hes, Exeter, tin plate worker,at eleven. at the Old London
Inn, Patter. July *9, Archibald &entice and Thomas Shelley.
Manchester, muslin manufacturers, at ten, at the Crown Inn. Stone,
Staffordshire. July 15, Thomas Davidson and James Milligan,
Liverpool, merchants, at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool.
July 17, Richard Watson, Birmingham. chandler, at three, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham. July3l, Thomas Rower). Holywell,
Flintshire and Reddisb.mills. Lancaahire, paper manufacturer, at
ten, at tiseStar Inn, Manchester.
CERTIFICATES—Juts 15.

James Wallington. New-road, St. Pancras, dealer. James
Ferrets. Red I.ion•yard. (;rest Warner•street,Cicrkenwef,brewer.
William Cooke. Iluddaskeld, Yorkshire, merchant. Joseph Ber-
nard, Gravesend. Kent, pawnbroker. William Dunham, Coleman-
street. victualler. Joshua Ashcroft, Altringliam, Cheshire, grocer.
John Robertson, Wilton, ♦Viltshire, surgeon. James Stock, Bris•ol,
coal merchant; Walter Wood. Wrtolpk•lane. fruit broker. Wm.
Marshall, St. Alary-at-hill, coffee housekeeper. John Black, Sligo,
Treland, merchant. Joseph 1..10yd, Norwood, Surrey, coal mer-
chant. John Challener, Stones'-end. Newington, Surrey. grocer.
William Barfoor, sett. and William Barrow, jun. Wimberne Shu-
ster. I)orsetshire, timber merchants: Thomas Boys, Ludgate-hill,
bookseller. William James Baker, &. John.street. Clerkenwelli
orange merchant. William Greenup, sea►. Eccloston, Lancashire,
coal proprietor.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. •
Tlenry Foster Attain and George IFhosnas Elgie. Great Tower.
street, soda water manufacturers. •Priscilla *Mary Dewe and Mar.
gam Dewe Fleet-street, dress makers. John Lee and 'Thomas
tee, Liverpool, merchants. Thomas Fairtborn, Matthew Lofty,
and William Gates, London and St. Alban's. hkrts. solicitors.
James DaSett and James Kemp, Strand, tallow chandkrs. John
James Iselin, jun. and Hippofires Polynand,Fenchurch.street, indigo
brokers. James Newman, sen. and James Newman, kin. Sinter.
street, corn factors. Thomas Swann, John William Clough; Robert
Swans, Henry Eland, John I,ansplugh I.amphigh Raper, and John
Swasrsti York. bankers, as far as regards John Lamplogh lamplogh
Raper. W: T. Nugent Patterson; Benj. -Barge,' anti R. Patterson,
Ilrutnn.place, Tiro keley-square, wine merchants. Thomas James
and 'Militant Cousins, King.areet, St. James., carpenters. John
W. Beynon and Charles Sumpter, Bermondsey-street, Southwark,
grocers. 'Robert Wiss and H. W. Lord, Lime-ureet, brnkers.
Henry S. Hewitt and 11. T. Robinson, Gun-street, SpitaiSeldit
accountants. John Simonds, see. and John Simonds, jun. Salisbury-
cnurt, Fleet-street, braid manufacturers. James Beckley and Joseph
Beckley, OW Mb-street. wine merchants.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1626.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE (rci.ocK.

Consols opened this morning at 791 1 for the-Account, after
which they were done at 791 buyers, but they have since receded
to 791 sellers, with little business doing. Reduced are 791 to 1.
The Foreign Market appears gloomy, prtitularly in Mexican
Securities, which have fallen Three per Cent. this morning, in con-
sequence of an expected failure in that Stock, and the difference is
supposed to be from Three to Four Thousand Pounds. On Sa
turday Three Pounds wore given for the call, at Fifty rounds pre-
eniumran Brazilian Shares during this year.
Current Priem: (lid Spanish 71 S. Mexican 221, Colombian
new 3SI 4. Greek 14, Peruvian 271, Rus:Jan 193, liiraxilian
Bonds 551, New Scrip 1 4 prem.'
CITY, ONE O'CLOCK.

Consols have been alternately buyers and sellers at 791 for the
Account, but no husineve of any magnitude has been transacted,
The reported (Attire in the Foreign Market is not yet confirmed,
and the cause of the fall in the Mezicao Stock is now attributed to
a great', hoNet selling largely in that security. Mexican Stock,
which was door in be early part of the morning at 521. has some-
what recovered, and may be quoted at 574.
PRICK OF STOCKS Al FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bat* Stock 199
3 IR.E. cept. Pet!. 78% 3/i
3 rereent. Cotes. Stlut.
SI per gem. Red. 851/4 84%8 85
4 per Cent. Shut.
4 pit' Cent, 1826, 94.
Long Ann. 1878 15-16
indiA Bonds 11 13
Ll,oth) Excheq. Bill, 8 10 8 prem.
£5OO ditto 8 10 8 prem.
two jtnd 1.200 ditto 9 1
C ms. Ito Acct. 79% %
froltF.ll;l4 FUND
RrAailian flood. lie
C..ton•ht:n llon
Dn. Bonds, i 624, Si 6i
Po. Ace. tfif' 451
Creek Bonds,)C. AY3,5 111 14
blemcan Ponds, 5 p V.
Deer. lids 1825,6 p.Ct...541 21

1 prem.

, TWO O'CLOCK.
Mex. Acct. 541 21 31 1 a a
Do. Acct.
l'cruv. MI,. 6 p 271 8
111114. Ills, Ira 42, s p C. 801
Ditto Acct. 80
Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 8 71 8
Ditto tur Ace.
Span. sp. C. 1823, 51

Frankfort and other German Papers to the 20th inst.
reached Os this forenoon. An article from Vienna con-
tradicts the assertion in the Paris that the
health of the Emperor of AvsyrtiA is alarniing ; on the
contrary it is said t/Lit his MAJESTY is as well as can
be desire. The cause of the Greeks is said to excite
much iiitertat at Beilin, where M. VON STOUDZA
Greek) has been the object of general a.tention. The
Nur (airs Correspondent notices the arrival in Berlin
• of COtIit•AItAXYCII [JIFF, iAte G.nremot of the nusbial,
Military Colonies ; 11 • obberves that it appears to con-