Star.
London, England, 1820-05-22 00:00:00

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNF.RSIIIPS.

Kell and Co. Old Kent-road, timber-merchants. Ball and
Perfurno, Leicester, hosiers. Rivers and Young, Manifold-
place, Lambeth, white -soft-soap-manufacturers. Smart and
Collyer, Nassau-street, Soho, carvers and gliders. illacieroy
and Wilson, Glasgow, sugar-refiners. Deivis and Chappell,
Honey-lane-market, butchers. Witty and Itiby, hull, painteirs.
W. and J. Tucker, itloretonhampsted, Devon, schoolmasters.
I.7anhouse and Cu. Mincing-lane, West India-brokers. Rush-
worth and Earn. Chanter and Pilgrim, 8ri.401, Manchester-
warehousemen. W. Staniforrh, sen. and jun. Sheffield, sur-
geons. Newbould and Co. Sheffield, saw-manufacturers. Crane
and Fletcher, Birmingham, :mass founders. lorg and Blight,
ltotherhithe and Woolwich, merchants. Shoubridge and Stap-
ley, Chankton, Sussex, Larmers. I'ighills and Co. Heaton,
Yorkshire, corn-millers. Aitken Orr, and Co. Glasgow and
rlicliburn, spinners. Petersen and Schmollinger, Raven-row,
Mile End-road, rope-manefacturers. Haworth and Wild, Bol-
ton-le-Moors. Laacastire, sp:ntile-manufac:urers. Jelliman and
Greenshaw, Commercial-044:e, City-road, blacking-manufac-
turers. Miles and Shrimpton, Amersham, Bucks, blacksmiths.
Ma:lin:on and Woodbead, Hipperhohne-cum-Brighouse-,
hJese-carptuters. Barclay and Co. York, booksellers.—
Bridge raid Co. Manchester, cotton-spinners. Knight and Co.
Whitchurch, Salop. attornies. Bradley and Cu. Birmingham,
carriers. Green acd Co. Coleman-street, Blackwell-hall-factors.
Amason and bullock, lewienhall-street, grocers. Ousey and
jlawkshead, Manchest-s, commission-agents. Ridsdale and
Co. (as relates to 6. Raids Wakefield, merchants.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.'

MONDAY, MAY 22, 1820.
Vott-hlosaaT.—Holiday at the Stock Ezchange.

The obscurity in which the statements in the French
Papers, as contrasted with the accounts received in
England, have involved the itinerary of her Majesty
the QUEEN, is at length fully cleared away, by the
explanations of the Journal de Paris of Friday, re-
ceived this morning. It first turns out, that the Lady
whom the French Papers stated to be travelling under
the fictitious name of the Marchioness de Butte, was
actually a Marchioness, and no Queen; and next it
appears that, but for the usual felicity of the French
Journalists in transcribing English names, we should
have read, for the Marchioness de Bulk, the Mar-
chioness of Bute, who is the real personage whose
journey has attracted so much notice, .Ind produced
so much misapprehension. -
The mistake, we are told, arose from the nume-
rous suite with which the Marchioness travels,
amounting, it is said, to more than a dozen persons.
But what must remove, says the Journal de Paris,
every suspicion '4 identity between the Queen of
ENGLAND and‘the Marchioness, is the circumstance,
that the Marchioness of BerrE is attended by a son
and a daughter, the one aged eighteen, and the other
twenty years of age. Yu this, however, we suspect,
the French journalist is only plunging into some
new mistake; the present Marchioness of Burs was
only married in 1818.
As stated in our Paper of Friday, the Marchioness
proceeded from Auxerre by water to Paris, where
she arrived on Wednesday, and took up her quarters
at the Hotel Meurice, Rue de Rivoli. The Moniteur
of Thursday, still labouring under the mistake of its
own creation, announced that it was the QUEEN of
ENGLAND who had arrived ; and the good Ladies of
Paris, deceived by such high authority, flocked next
morning in crowds, to present bouquets of flowers to
" England's suffering Queen." It was not without a
good deal of difficulty that they were convinced of
their error.

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday, which
have arrived since our last, are almost wholly occu.
pied with the continued debates on the Project of
Election Law. The Chamber of Peers continue sit-
ting, from day to day, on the case of Louvel. No-
thing new respecting it has transpired.
Five per Cents. Thursday, 74 fr. 25 c.

Saturday morning, a little before eleven o'clock, the
KING left town for his Stud House, of Hampton-Court.
His MAJESTY returned to London in the evening.
Saturday, Mr. MOREFIELD, one of the Clerks of
the Kitchen at Carlton-house Palace, left town for
Windsor Castle, in order to arrange the preparations
for his MAJESTY and suite, who are expected to ar-
rive there this day. His MAJESTY will be present at
the Mcntem, which takes place to-morrow at Eton.
Yesterday the KING attended Divine Service at
the Chapel Royal, with their Royal Highnesses the
Duke of YORK, the Duke of CLARENCE, and the
Princess AUGUSTA. The Sermon was preached by
the Archbishop of YORK ; the Bishop of LONDON, as
Dean of the Chapel, read the Communion Service.
The Clerks of the Closet in waiting were the Bishop
of EXETER and Dr. STANIER CLARKE.

The Rev. Mr. BLomnsaa performed Divine Ser-
vice yesterday to his MAnsrv's Household, at his
Palace, in Pall-Mall.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK visited the Kmo.
Saturday, the Princess AUGUSTA honoured Lady
CRRMORNE with her company to dinner, at her house
at Chelsea.

Yesterday, the Princess AUGUSTA and thJDuchess
of CLARENCE visited the Duchess of KENT at the
King's Palace at Kensington.
The Princess AUGUSTA dined with the Duke and
Duchess of CLARENCE, yesterdays
Saturday, Prince LEOPOLD left Town for Liverpool.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY'S sixth public en-
tertainment, on Saturday, at Lambeth Palace, was
very fully attended. Among other distinguished
personages present were—
The Duke of Rutland, garl Bathurst, Dal of Westmorland,
Lord Sidmnutb, Lord Charles Manners, the Earl of Ash-
burnham, the Bishop of Bangor, Archdeacon Poe, the Dean
of Carlisle, Rev. Dr. Gaskin, Mr. Sawbridge, Mr. Palmer,
Mr. Dickens, &c.

Saturday, Viscount and Viscountess GRANVILLE
gave a grand dinner at their elegant residence in
Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, to a number of dis-1
tinguished personages, among whom were Prince and
Princess ESTERH.AZY, Countess of SANDWICH, Duke
of DEVONSHIRE, Earl GOWER, Lord JOHN RUSSELL,
and Lady MORPETH. In the evening her Ladyship
entertained a select party with music, die. There
were present the—
Earl and Countess of Morley, Earl and Countess of /creel,
Lord and Lady William Rouen, Countess of Harrowby, Lady
Mary Ryder, Lord Sandon, Marquis and Marchioness of Wor-
cester, Bluchioness of Downsiure, Mr. Standish, the Hon. Mr.
Eden, Mr. Wilmot, Mrs. and Miss Villiers, Mr. Montague,
Mr. neyd, Mr. Greville, &c. •
The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
was opened by the Right Hon. the Earl of MORTON,
his MAJESTY'S Commissioner, on Thursday last. A
number of Noblemen and Gentlemer. of distinction
walked in procession with the Commissioner, among
whein were observed the following....
Earl of Haddington, Lord Robert Kerr, Lord Chief Baron,
Baron Clerk Rattray, Baron Sir Patrick Murray, Sir John Sin-
clair, Sir Howard Elphinstone; Sir Gregory Way, Sir James
Douglas, Sir Patrick Walker, Sir John Cannel, Sir Alexander
Keith, Admiral (hway and staff, Major-General Stirling, Co-,
lend D. Stuart of Garth, Colonel Dunne and Officers of the 7th
Dragoon Guards, Colonel M'lntyre and Officers of the 374
Regiment, Colonel Blair, Judge-Advocate, Colonel Walker and
Officers of Royal Artillery, Colonel Mowbray, Major Bower ;
M Hepburn ,Graham, Jardine, Errol, DP Vicar, Sinclair, &c.
The streets were lined by a detachment of the 7th
Dragoon Guards, from Piershill Barracks, and by a
company of the 33d, and the grenadier company of
the 60th Regiment, from the Castle.