Star.
London, England, 1820-04-26 00:00:00

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Alexander and Co. Huddersfield, ale-brewers. Hutchings
and Jones, Sedgley, Staffordshire, iron-masters. Havel! and
Colley, auctioneers. Watla and Williams, Newgate-street,
warehousemen. Gossling at:d Redshaw, Charles-street, Soho,
bookselkrs. Simmons and State, Poplar, riggers. Barge and
Jennings, Clifford-street, Bond-street' .wine-rntrchants. Ferns
and Eglin, Manchester: Soaper and Swann, Southwick, Harts,
apothecaries. Wallington and Eames, • Munster, Somerset,
flax-spinners. Morgan and Hetherington, Mereden, Warwick..
shire, innkeepers. E. and J. Crisp, Clenchwartou, Norfolk,
butchers. Litster and Nisbet, Upper East Smithfield, sta-
tioneri. J. and G. Thompson, Woodbridge. Suffolk, builders.
Sidebotham and Froggatt, Glossop, Derbyshire, colliers. For-
ritts and Marler, Burnham St. Andrew's, Norfolk, maltsters
and Lop-mei-chants. W. and J. Croek, Braintree, Essex, brush-.
manufacturers. C. and 'l'. Taylor, Princes-square, Wilson-street,
Finsbury-square, veneer-cutters. Robson and Fellows, Yar-
mouth, lime-merchants. 31orley and Wales, Little Stonegate,
York, coach-makers. Black and Co. Glasgow, calico-printers.
Fryer and Co. Rastriok, Yorkshire, woollen-manufacturers.—
Johncon aril Metcalfe, Thirsk, brandy-dealers. Baker and
Litchfield, Twickenham, surgeons. Pitts and Turner, Abing-
don-street, timber-merchants Sayer and Co. Ealing, school-
mistresses. Dunn and Co. Upper Easton, Gloucestershire,
brkk-makers. Rowbotham and Co. Waiworth, blacking-ma-
•nufacturers. Ames and Co Bristol, drysalters. F.agle and
Swinburne, Birmingham, butchers. YeAes and Modhurst,
Bathford, Somerset, paper-makers. Walker and Co. Keswick,
Cumberiand, woollen-manufacturers. Hall and Coulson, North
Al,dley-street, jewellers. Paget and Co. Atberstote, War-
wickshire, attarnies. Farnwcrth and Doming, Little Hough-
ton, Lancashire, cotton:manufacturers. Sandford and Owens;
Manchester, cotton-rnandiacturers. Johnson and Co. Ponte-
fract, gmem, yhiukwater and Hughes. Northwich, Cheshire,
whitesmiths. Stothard and Keand, Hamburgh, merchants.--
Gallhnorc and Min, Perry-Barr, Staffordshire, millers.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINQS..

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 25.

This day the Lotto CHANCELLOR took his seat on the Wool-
sact at th:,e o'clock. Pravcrs w. re immediately read by the
13i.hop of LLaxosrir. there were several Noble Lords in
readiileo. :.o take the Oaths.
-PEERS SWORN. _

Tho. customary Oaths were administered in succession to
Viscount ExmOutb,. Lord Clinton, the Far' of Walsingham,
Lotd Say and Sele, the F..arl of Pembroke, Lord De Clifford,
the Duke of Mor.trose, Lord Braybrooke, the Earl of Oxford,
Marquis Wellesley, the Earl of Portsmouth, 111.a.i.quis Corn-
waMs, the. Duke of Hamilton, the Earl of Shannon, the Bishop
of Peterborough, Earl ('herleville, the Bishop of Durham, the
Earls of- Derby and Mount-Edgccumbe, Lords Dynevor and
Somers, his Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester' the Earls
of Grosvenor and Carlisle, the Archbishop of York, the Earl
of Cardigan, Earl Bathurst, the. Earl of Huntiogdon his
Royal Highness '
the -Duke of York, Viscount DlelFille, Lord
De Dunstanville, the Exl of Ashbumham, the Marquis of
Stafford, Lord Grenville, the Earl of Harrowby, the Duke
of Grafton,. Viscount Granville,- the Earl of Bridge Water, Lord
Auckland, &c. &c.
Marquis Wria.v.st.xv looked in excellent health, as did also
Lord Gastiviu.s.
• The magnificence of the new Throne, although still incom-
plete, W 33 evidently not lost upon the Noble Lords who sur-
veyed it. Every nerve is exerting to finish the decorations by
Thursday. Their Lordships this day adjourned at ten minutes
past lour o'clock, to to-morrow.at three.