Star.
London, England, 1828-06-25 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES JULY 15.

John Clayton Mottram-In-Longdendale, Cheshire, flour dealer.
William Cruetlank. boom&Id, Sontersetsbire, maltster. David
Saer, late of Gelly-ha-log, Benjamin Thomas late of Narketh,
Pembrokeshire, and William Matthias, late Of Haverfordwest,
bankers. Thomas Earl, Worcester, victualler. James Cale, Led-
bury, Herefordshire, grazier and butcher. Samuel Thompson,
late of Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, ironfounder. Geo. fvlanson,
Birmingham, draper. Thomas Butts, jun. Grafton.sueet, Fitzroy-
square, coal and timber merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Samuel Barker and John Parker Bagley, Stourbridge, Wor.
cestershire, millers. Thomas Samson, John Andrew, William
Rankin, William Wallace, J. Allan, and Wm. Thomson (trustees
and executors of the late W. Sampson), Kilmarnock, nurserymen.
Henry Wm. }lentig aqd Henry Burstall, Kingston-upon-Hull,
merchant& Henry Smith, James Marshall, and Matthew Coats,
Gainsbrough, Lincolnshire, seed crushers (so far as regards the said
James Marshall). Richard Philpott Porter and Joseph Porter,
Bromyard, Herefordshire, currier'. Elizabeth Pickering Hunt
and Sarah Carlin, Kensington, school-mistresses. John P•owett

and George Downing, derlien well, ironmongers. John Potter
and George Potter, Charles-street, Herslydown, Surrey, corn mer-
chants. T. Dodd and E. Dodd, Ikrner's.street, Oxford.street.
John Woolley and George Graves, blanchester, braid and lace
manufacturers. R. Smith and J. Gray, Hull's-terrace, Old-street,
St. Luke's, manurists. Geo. Wylam and Co. Bishop Wearmouth
Panay Durham, raff merchants. Robert Whalley and Joseph
Hardman, Kirham Lancashire, drapers. Thomas Jones, John
Gray, and C. Britiffe Smith, Brimmed, Flintshire, coal proprietors
(so far u regards C. B. Smith). John Harris and David Hornall,
bialmsbury, Wiltshire, tea dealers and drapers. Wm. Kerrod
and Joseph Capon, Strand, hatters.

FRENCH PAPERS.
7111011 THE BIONITEURt JUNE 22.
PARIS, Jou' 21.

Department of the Minister of the Interior.
Table of the average pricey of the hectolitre of wheat
in various foreign markets, estimated according to the
prices current most recently received at this office—

JLACZ. DATE. PRICE. PLACE. DATE. PLACE.
London . Nay 24 . 24f. Sic. CivitaVecchla,April 30 161.50 e.
Dantak . April . . 11f. 55f. Leghorn . Ditto . 151. 15e.
Stettin . . Nay 15 . llf. 24c. Geneva . Nay 17 16f. 35c.
Bremen . April .. . llf. 16c. Nice . . Nay 31 191.33 e.
Lubec . . April . . . 91. 26e. Santander . April 30 131. 58c.
Hainburgh April 29 . 111. 16c. Barcelona . Ditto . 22f. 59c.
Trieste . . April 30 . 13f. 92c. I Norfolk . March3l 14f. 71c.
Naples . . April 30 . 144 10c. France . . Nay 15 211. 954.

7aom THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, JUNZ 23.
VIENNA, Jots 13.
_ _

AU the Paris Journals attribute to the Precurseur de
Lyon (an obscure paper which is published in that city)►
the absurd fable of a Treaty of Offensive and Defensive
Alliance, between the Courts of Austria and Sardinia;
in which it is stipulated that the fortresses of Alexandria
land Bramante are to receive Austrian garrisons.
The Courrier Francais. not content with giving im-
plicit faith to thislie, adds to it, of its own authority,
a "secret treaty" between Russia and Prussia, the
reality of -which it maintains with rare impudence.—
These two treaties really are to be ranked in the same
class as the famous bulletin of the Russian army, first
published by the Burette of Bayreuth.—Austrian 06s.