Star.
London, England, 1821-10-22 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES.—NovzinEft 10.

H. White, late of Gracechurch.strett, merchant. J. Lower,
Angel-court, Throgmcrton-street, bill-broker. J. R. Wes,
Louth, Lincolnshire, coach-maker. T. R. Vipond, Newcastle.:
upon-Tyne, grocer. J. Wight, Leadenhall-street, hat-manis-
facturer. It. Bowman, Manchester, grocer. W. Tabberer,
Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, factor. T. Bedford, Bristol, stationer.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Foster and Co. Nottinr,ham, lace-manufacturers. Anderson
and Barnes, late of Church, Lancashire, copperas-makers. Stiles
and Lavertun, Fronte Seiwood, Somerset, clothiers. Perkins
and Co. Fleet-street, engravers (as far as rtprds M. Bull). Ml-
hell and Merchant, Waterloo street, Lambeth, bakers. Wil-
mot and Kruse Cheyne-walk, Chelsea, auctioneers. Henzell
and Co. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ironmongers. Listen and Hol-
sted,l3radford, Yorkshire, iron-founders. Chipchase and Chap-
man, Stockton, Durham tallow-chandlers. J. Cuff sen.
and jun. Ipswich, seedlmen. Smith and O'Reilly, Bucklers-
bury, merchants. Foster and Atkinson, Liverpool, tobacco-
manufacturers. Fox and Pilkington, Liverpool, bricklayers.--
Tanner and Co. Reading, brewers. Tanner and Dreweatt,
Reading, brewers. Evil and Co. Bath, attornies. Hearsey
and Co. Botolph-lane, orange-merchants. Stonestreet and Polk,
Oxford...street, pawnbrokers. Alexander and Co. Pendleton,
near Manchester, brewery. Chuter and Marriott, Bishopagate-
street-Within, ship-brokers. M'lntyre and Buck. Clapham,
school-masters. Hall and Wallworth, Carteret-street, West-
minster, eurriers. Hawell and Fenn, Ilyde.street, Bloomsbury,.
•Phneslertmat.va

Tun ZIIIAGETI 3rUSICIA7I.—The good people of the To:lieries
were thrown into a considerable panic, a few days ago, by a
very trifling circumstance. There was a Concert given in the
Palace, at which the King and the whole Court were present.
Amongst the performers was a military man, who had seen a
'great deal of service, and who merited, or thought he merited,
the Cross of the Legion of Honour. It had been promised to
him under the former Government, and hopes of it held out to
him under the present ; but it was in vain that he presented
Memorial after Memorial, and earnestly solicited the realization
of his hopes. The Memorials were received, but no Ctoss was
returned. At length, tired out with these truitless efforts, he
determined, the first opportunity that offered, to o'erleap the
cobweb barrier of etiquette, and make a personal appeal to the
Sovereign. So resolved, he took advantage of a pause after the
performance of One of Ilaydn's favourite symphonies, and
advancing towards Ms Sacred IMajes: y, beg n his appeal in
loud voice, and with outstretched hand:, saying, "
Never did the sublimest apostrophes of Demostlienilis or Cicero
produce such an immediate and electric effect upon a multitude,
as did this simple and harmless monos)llable. It was as if a
shell, or the injured ghost of Napoleon, dropped amongst them.
Women screamed, men looked pale, swords were drawn ; and it
is said (oh, shame !) some of the high and mighty ones near the
King's person made a very rapid approach to the issues of the
apartment. Several persons threw themselves with very cou-
rageous devotion upon the unfortunate musician and orator, who
was struck perfectly dumb Ly the effects of his own eloquenet.
They dragged him into another apartment, searched Mn with
all the minuteness and prying sagacity of the most accompli-led
Custom-house Officers, turning his pockets inside out, and dia.
robing his person, but all to no purpose ; neither pistol, dagger,
gun, blunderbuss, petard, or other death-dealing instrument,
were found upon him. The net proceeds of the search amounted
to a not very clean pocket handkerchief, and tn•o very impor-
tant (at least to the bearer) written documents—vulgarly yelep'd
pawn-brokers' rickets !—A propel iv) bat was made out of the cir-
cumstances, and the affair is now before the proper Authorities.

JUPITER AND SATURN.--TheW two planets now
present an appearance which occurs- only once in the
space of about twenty years.. It is their almost si-
multaneous opposition to the sun, that of Saturn hap.
pening on the 16th, and that of Jupiter on the 18th
of this month, under the meridian of Paris. In fact,
viewed from the earth, they seem to retrograde in
the Heavens, that is to say, to move contrary to the
order of the signs, or to advance ►rom east to west;
whilst viewed truth the sun, they continue their direct
progress, from west to east. This singular phenme.
non, now so easily explained in the system of COPES,.
NICUS• involved the ancient astronomers in as inex-
tricable labyrinth. They were obliged to resort so
iepiciles, or to circles bearing upon other

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DISMISSAL OF SIR ROBERT WILiON FROM
THE ARMY. .

MEETING will take place at the
City of London Tavern, Bi‘hoprgate-ureet, oe Thuisear,
the 515th October instant, to tike into consideration the propriety
of promoting the Subscription already opened to Indemnify Sir
ROBERT WILSON, one of the Representatives for the
Borough of Southwark, and to place him " above the reach of
Ministerial Malice and Vengeance." The Chair will be taken
at On* o'Clock precisely.

SIR ROBERT WILSON.'
THE COMMITTEE appointed by the Electors
of Southwark to promote a SUBSCRIPTION to IN-
DEMNIFY Sir ROBER'r WILSON, and place.hins " above
the reach of Ministerial Malice and Vengeance," beg Moe to an-
nounce to the Public that the following additional Subscriptions
have been received:
Amount lifdlubscriptions already advertised, £4,135 2 0
City of Worcester lust Sub- J. Allen, Esq. Hero-
scription t ford £2 0 0
Wm. fortes, Esq. .E 2 0 0 An Enemy tolujustice,
J. Palmer - 11 0 Dover 10 0
Quippe vehor fatis! 1 1 0 Jonathan Brandrett,
A Lover of Fair Play 1 1 0 • Esq. 5 5 0
Date obolum Belisario 0 10 G John Horton,Chiswell-
Dr. Steers - 010 6 street 1 1 0
An Enemy tOOppression 010 6 The Times Journal 25 0 0
--- Hardy - 010 6 John Walter, E.q. 25 0 0
Audi alteram partem 0 10 6 Benj. Ryland, Eliggles-
Strike but hear - 010 6 wade 1 1 0
A Friend to the prin. Robert Chaloner, Esq.
aides which placed M. P. 50 0 0
the !louse of Ha- Edward Waller, Esq,
mover on the Throne Luton 5 5 0
of these Realms 1 1 0 W. Sharp Hutchinson,
Six minor Subscriptions 1 6 6 Cripplegate 1 1 0
Tom and his Friend, Dyer 1 1 0
L. G. - 2 2 0 Thos. Wishart, Esq. 10 10 0
J.Wilson,Coburg•road, It. Conliffe,Esq. Black-
Kent-road - 5 0 0 burn 50 0
Samuel Lake, Alfred- Sarah Blake .5 5 0
place,Bedford-square 220 An old Burdettite 50 0
It. G. - 21 0 0 C. 13. 1 0 0
Viscount Fl.rington 30 0 0 T. H. 1 0 0
An old Fosite - 5 0 0 Robert Hall 3 3 0
Ilia (.race the Duke I Col. Hughes,M.P. WO 0 0
of Somerset - 100 0 0 The very Rev. the
George Goodwin, Esq. 50 0 Dean of St. Asaph 20 0 0
Subscriptions are received by the following Ilankieg-houses:
Mesas. Marten, Stone, and Co. 60, Lombard-street ; Williams
and Cu. Birchin-lane; Ladbroke and Co. Bank-buildings ; Ilan-
towered Co. Pall-Mall; and Sir John Finhorn and Co. Llorough
Bank.-.-By Order of the Committee, ROBlill'r il AI. 1., Sec.
Three Tuns Tavern, Oct. 20,1821.