Star.
London, England, 1826-01-18 00:00:00

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

John Bradley and William Hyde, East India road, Poplar, rope-
makers. Francis ifernaman, Newton-Abbot, Devonshire, and
Andrew Howard, Sc. John's, Newfoundland, merchants. WI
and David Drysdale, Alva, North Britain, woollen-manufacturers.
James Harrison, John Travis, and James Lees, Bottom of Green
Acres-Moor, within Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. F.
Tatton and Francis Mott, Little Queen-street, Holborn, 'each.
makers. Thotnor Gilbert Backhouse and Thomas Heslop, Man-
chester, linen-drapers. John Dyster and W. T. Coker, hide and
skin.brokers. John Fielder, Charles Pitt Bartley, and John
Fielder, jun. Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, attoroles. Thomas
Gorton and Charles Dean Rowney, Birmingham, fender-manufac-
tuters. Edward Roberts and William Owen Roberts,oberts, Liverpool,
wholesale-grocers. Samuel Darke, Jacob Michael, and Samuel
IVallwyn Darke, Red Lion-square, attornies. Joseph Williamson
and William Daffy. Spital-square, Middlesex, silk-manufacturers.
John Jackson and John Jackson, jun. Dowgate, wholesale-iron-
mongers. Thomas Craike and John Bosomworth, Counter-street,
Southwark, potatoe-dealers. John Andrew Jameson and Alex-
ander Lodwick Irvine, Canal.row, Bermondsey, rope-makers.
Henry I'rockter and James Wright, Staple Inn-buildings, Hol-
born, engravers and printers. Francis I'icktr.giU, Leeming-lane,
Richard Pickersgill, Darlington, and John Hartley, Tsilcatter,.
common-carriers, so far as regards John Hartley. Edward Bibby,
Minebestei, and Richard Cur, Preston, cotton-manufacturers.

Charks Taverner Miller and Christopher, iilackinore, Cork-street,
liond-street tailors. Major Itohdt, Juseph Albin Slack, and
Matta, Roberts Theliuswn, Leman-street, Goodman's-fields,
sugar-refiners, so far as regards J. A. Slack.

Lite:: received from Valparaiso, dated 22d Sep-
tember, state that his Majesty's ship .IsAMAR was to sail
it a tew days for R.° Janeiro and England: she had
siSicib on board for the English Merchants to a rely
considerable am unt.
Leite' ID (loin Demerara, dated November 25, men-
tion that the rains had commenced some days, which
would be a great relief to the counts y. foe Cul 114
4teperrictly

M2BBllll. EDITORS—As I have been engaged for some
time, in preparing a work, which is now in the Prost,
entitled l'he Description of Me city of New York, I
have taken an abstract of the Census which has just
been finished by the Marshals, for the purpose of in-
serting it, at large, in my intended book. Believing,
however, that our fellow-citizens will be gt Atified by
the perusal of the number of inhabitants in each of the
twelve wards, together with the aggregate in the %Ito!.
city, I hasten to send you the inclosed. which you will
oblige me by inserting in your useful Paper.
Sir, your moat obedient Servant,
New York, December 10, 1825. JAMES HARDIE. '
Wards. Males. Females. Total.
First . . . 2,194 2,228 4,422
Second . . . • . 5,544 5,783 11r.27
Third . . . . . 5,5Q2 5,499 10.801
Fourth . 6,259 5,998 12,257

Fiftb .
Sixth ' .
Seventh
Eighth .
Niuth .

Tenth .
Kleventh .
Twelfth .

6,781 8,335 15.116.
10,199 9,662 19,881•
6,900 7,234 14,192
11,e3s 12,647 24,2b3
5,583 5,283 10,866

11,7r3 • 12,303 24.026
3,842 3,457 7,299
4,004 3.935 7,939

Total . 70,009 82,382
Flllll/61 COQUIMBO.
Our Boston Cgirrespoildeni, Mr. Topliff, writes us,
under date of the I lth inst. as follows;
66 Captain Ford lamas' me, that a few days ,
pre-
vious to his sailing, a poor muleteer discovered on the
surface of the earth, about fourteen leagues from Co.
quimbO, a Loge qiisuitity. of silver, which he nia..4
known at Coquimbo..
•led ober perions to r e
port, and the result of, thsir
,search was the discove• y at
t,-ur or five very rich male, which promised to be