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• agaet 06110191,0Fntieuratfivile peesdingpege.
(4, A3PlNHirds, DWitly, Gloucestershire, cleifaceet, lki e innif-
- vent reumstanens,•and unable to meet Ide sepossesele wkb
his creditors.—Flied May 17.
William Heald, Sheffield, broker, °is in insolvents elreamegl.
aiiiwnable to meet hi. engagements with his creditors....
May 18. '
Juba liesoard, Coinmercial.road, baker, is in insolvent eircum-
seance.. and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors.
—Filed May seo..
DWI OV.lsPlaptif he madein BASINOHALL-STII
•June 10, John Wells and William Doyen, 'Bishoperate-street
Without, woollen drapers, et one. June 10, James Fisher, Taun-
ton. Somerseishire, North. Leads, Gloucestershire, and Lynn,
Norfolk, draper and tea dealer+ at eleven. Jane 27, Philip H. Byrne,
Buckkrsbury and Keonington, warehousenien at ten. June 10. A.
Hawkins, St. Albans,shepkeeper, at nine. day U, Mary Phillips
and Jitney Phillips, Bishepsgate-street, and Middlesex-stroet,
Wkdteckstel, hatters, at ten. June 10, Charles Hale, Rgham, inn-
keeper, at ten. June 10, William Padgett. Vauxhall, grocer, at
ten. June 10, hap\ Billing, Oxford.strette everY stable keeper,
at tessi,• June 10.-Theenaßoby, Tessyworde. tanner, at nine. June
10, Adam Clark, JorioyeAtreet, carpenter, at ten. June 13, Eliza
Ann Weissenbons and'. aseticiett Weiseenborn. Upper Holloway,
boarding and lodging-hieseetkbepers, at nine. June 13, James Duns-
mure and John rdnei, Broad-street, merchants, at eleven. June
' IS, James Itideardson, Reigate, Surrey, great., at nine. June 10,
Thomas Drew, Exeter, and Hare-cwt. Devonshire, linen draper,
at eleven. June 10, Francis Powell, fury:a-wharf, Rari-street,
Blackfriars, corn factor, at tea. Jane 60. John Hawke' Old
Jewry, hardwareman, at one. June 10, Edward Lodge 'Ogle,.
Clement's-lane, brickmaker, at eleven.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
June 12, James Dodson and Richard Dodson, Beeston, York-
shire, woobtaplers at ten, at the Court-house, Leeds. June 24,
John Wilson, Leeds, hirer, at eleven, at the Seusiona-hotne, Leeds.
June 15, James Woolis and Charles Wends, Winchester. linen
drapers at three, at the George Inn Winchester. June 16, Wil-
liam Crooke,, Burnley, Lancashire,iron sierchaut, at eleven, at the
Thorn Inn, Burnley. June Is, Charles Delves lkoeghton and
John Jasper Garnett, Nantwids, Cheshire, bankers, at eleven, at
the Crown Inn, Nantwich. June 16, Christopher Crooke, Burn-
ley, Lancashire, cotton spinner, at eleven, at the Thorn Inn, Burn-
ley. June 12, Joseph Hodgson, Bath, auctioneer, at eleven, at the
Christopher Inn, Bath. June 10, Edward Allen, Preston, Lan-
caehire, deer, at twelve, at the edict of Messrs. Winstanley and
Cotteraß, selidtors, Preston.
CERTIFICATES—Jens 10. •
Adolphus Finial, Great Surreretreet, Blackfrian-road, mer-
chant. William Gutteridge, Charierstreet, Sohn-square,
sex. music seller. James Shannon, Liverpool. lAncashire, suer'
chant. George Gedber, Red Lion-street, draper. Joshua Rowe,
Torpoint, Cadman, merchant. Richard Richmond, Leicester,
woollen draper. William Hughes, %Forceful., coal merchant.
Edward Lodge Ogle, Clement's-lane, bricklayer. Joseph Graham,
Waterloo-place, upholder. James Rigby, Charing-ewes, clock
maker. Joshua Safety Deplane, St. Anne's-lane, Cheapside,
ostrich feather manufacturer. William White, King-street, Sobo,
baker. Claudius Samuel Desanges, Queen Chatiotte-row, New-
road, general dealer. John Husband, Great IPukeney-street,
Golden-square, cabinet maker. Thontns Charles Waugh, Turn-
wbeel.lane, Cannon-street, merchant. William Broughton Army,
Bedford-row, money scrivener.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
R. C. Nitnn and T. Ovoidal, Wood street, Malta** carpenters.
Thomas Wood and Stan Wood, Lad lane, wholesale stationers.
Andrew Bogle and A. Reid, London. David Gladstone and
David Paton, Liverpool, brewers. Thomas Walmsky and
Edward Jones Holland, Nicoll square, Crippkgate, cotton manu-
facturers. Antony Holstein and Francis Lee, Quadrant, Regent
street, tobacconists. William Order and Thomas Edward Howell,
Wilmington square, Spa Fields, factors and warehouser se Sophia
Chard and Susan (lUcy, Stafford place. Stafford raw, Pimlico, dress
makers and milliners. John Reno, Matthew Harrison. and John
Bailey Scholey, Lawrence- Pountney lane, wholesale grocers and
spice dealers. Joseph. Peirson and James Prize, Great Sutton street,
Clakenwell, working jewellers.
General Weekly Average of the Price of British Can, which
governs Importation, made up to the 13th of May.
Wheat ills. ed. Oats 935. 9d. Beans ens. ad.
Dicky 305.. td. I Rye ass, iht. I Pao 40s. Al
The. Average Price of Browns or Muscovado Sugar. compourd
front the Returns made in the Week ending the 17th day of
May. 11114, is 30s. i§d. per cwt. omissive °I the duties of Customs
id or payable thereon on the Importation thereof.

ALL LOTTERIES END FOR RYER WITH THIS
DRAWING. SIX PRIZES OF 530,000, ALL IN ONE
DAV. THE PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHAKES WILL
RISE Arlllkt NEXT SATURDAY. •

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, MAY 22,1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 77/ for the Account, with little
business doing; but within this half hour the Market has improved,
and Consols are now at 7$ for the Account, and for July at 7tl.
In the Foreign Market scarce a bargain has been done.
Current Prices: Old Spanish 74 $, Mexican 44 1, Colimbian
new 411, Peruvian 31 31, Maim 741 7SI, Brazilian Bonds 431,
Greek Bonds 141, New Scrip par to 1 prem. Bacheitter Bills
to 10 prem.

ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, whlelt were, an hour ago, at 78e far the Amine, and

for July at 78} I. remain study at time prices. To-morrow
being settling day in Consols, the Broken are busy In making up
, their Accounts. The Glad Market has again improved within
these few minutes, and may be quoted at 781 Land 74 for July.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 200
3 per Cent. Red. 773/,
3 per Cent. Cons. 77% 783/4
3 lei Ceni. Red. 153% 841/4 84
4 per Cent. 9414 5/g
Levitt! Ann. /B'4 sis
NM. Bond,. 7 8 prem.
L 1.009 Exami. Bills 8 9 preen.
L5OO ditto 8 9 prem.
CIPO and 1.20) ditto 8 9 prem.
C nt. tor Acct. 777/a 7834 IA
4 per Cent. Scrip ys dis. 1/s prem.
4 per Cent. 1826, 931/4 V 4
FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Cotomblan p C. Men;. Bonds 1825.42 g g g
Do, lids 1424.421 Ditto Acct. 621 g
Do. Ace. 421 11 Peruv. Ws. 6 p C. 311 2
Danish 11d5,1825,3p C. 531 Russ. Ids, 1829, S P C. 751 Si
Do. Aces. 331 • Ditto Acct. 75}
Greek ads INS,S pC. 151 Span. Bonds S p Ct.
Ditto Acct. 6 Ditto Acct. 2
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
sea as. PAM
Anglo' Mikan S pm. 100 50 ao
Brazilian 100 13 7g
British Iron Company 100 307
.Real del Mane 400 400—
'Dino Now 400 100 00
CllZal Gas Enloe 1 1g

This forenoon we received Frankfort Papers to the
16th inst. One of them contains the decision in a trial,
which is interesting to authors and booksellers. It ap-
pears that one of the most popular writers of the daj,
the Aulic Counsellor CARL HUEN, at Berlin, has
published his works under the namevof H. CLAIMER,
which is the anagram of his own name. M. FRAMER;
bookseller at Stultguardt, published, last year, a work
under the title of The Man in the Moon, by H. CLAUREN.
MI HUSK brought an action against FRAMER for this
abuse of his name; to which Fu.ssixa replied, in his
deface, that no person could pretend to claim the ex-
clusive use of a fictitious name. The Court, howeve,r,