Star.
London, England, 1816-02-07 00:00:00

Ley Mt. litighet, King's lXvtich walk, remple, London.
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tory Huntrits, of Liverpool, nterchant, March 4,6, and 19, at
eleven, at George Inc, Liverpool. Aitornits, Strut's.
(=ritltli and Hinde,Ljvt:rpoor.
&nice! Tailor, or Liverpool, merchant, bitlrcli 4,6, and 19, at
eleveit, at the George Jim Literpool. Attor-ies, Mesas..
:11 and Handel LtverpuOL .
Blkington, of
.Bockinghant, grater. Feb. 10, 20, and March
16, at "All, at Guildhall, London. ' Attortoos, Mesrs. Taylor,
„Ka: hermone-buddis Ho bolts, I.ome.on.
psi, of Gs acet..-L urch-sti habortiazher, Cab. 10, re,
ma Match twelve, at Guildhall. Attotinos. Messrs.
• chatiniag;- Stuveus, and Wifod; Little St. 1 !comas
Queers-at rirt •
lavas) 'owe, of 'Wolvetkampten, Staffordshire, baker, Feb. 16, at
Be.v 17,gml Match 10, at ef_ven at the leralngbam Anne
bin; Slitifnail, Salop. Attoruies, 111 r. Llkies..Ezthequer-oftce;
inn, London; or Mi. Biddle, Wolverhampton.
7AlLsgin Ail:fey, of Caswell Street, laceman, Feb. 10, 20, and
Match' 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Allan, Fee-
Oid Jewry.
bIVIDENDS to be Made at GiaI.DHALL.
Feb. 04, ‘Viblatn Darlington, Corubill, instu.ance-brokek; at
one. I*. h. 00„ bamuel Holmes, Litnehoune, soap-maker, at one.
keb. s 4, finites HLy,,,Stamforl-hill, merchant, at ten. lreb. 314,
Higgins, Omit bt. Helen's, whie-mercbant, at ten.—
Fth..2o, David hill's, Oxford-street, stable-keeper, at eleven.
P. ' 27, Pl.filp Harcourt, ;tin: Great Stanmore, butcher, at ten.
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Feu. Francis Ridsdale,Leels, and William Hamilton; Fins.
archentt, at eleveit. March 9, Wiiliarn Bentley,
M : -I:nd road, ir.t.tualler, at eleven. March 5, John Grainger,
Mat toes-lam, provision broker, at ten. Feb. 27, Zephaniah
Fry, Canterbury, woolstapler, at ten. • Feb. 27, iticiald b/yren
Oxford-street, habenksiter, at ten. Feb. 24, Peter Biack-
bum, Plymouth, ship builder, at twelve. Mardi t, Benjamiti
Noyes, Tokenboyselard, merchant, at twelve. Feb. 3,•Simeoo
Malian and Esther Joseph, Bury street, St. Mary ase,merchants,
at 'wave. March 2, Richard Baker; Aldgate fligb-stieeet, bards
Wattßl/11, at twelve. '
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DIVIDENDS to be made to the COUNTRY.

Feb. C 3, Joseph COopa., King's Mill, miller, sit eleven, at the
//meow, Wrallarn. Feb. 26, Thomas Steele, Nlanchester,Vot-
con-dtater, at two, at the Brdgewpter Arius Manchester. Feb.
MI, lames Collier, Ratnow, ciolos.spinner, st Its, it the Star,
'Manchester. ' Feb. 27; Eclvraril Martio Carry, Liverpool, met`
thsitsoit slseati, St the Ueorge, Lleerpool. Feb. 27; hihn Hack
ire soh, Gedriey Dike; butcher, at eleven, et the 'Peacock, Boston.,
Fell: '.6, Thomas Sagtiktl. Exeter, Victualler, at deists at the
• 6 ar, , Exeter. •lelenili I, Sohn SChellleh, Weelasks, cons-dealer,
ht ritven, al the Pack Horse, Carlisle. Feb. 27, lames W. 6.
kmagie, Llt.ivtNl. itnilMODlVr, dt AM% Si the George, 1.1-

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ef *war
.Isoi Quick,
Tiverton.
at eon, at
WUllatn
Li-
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eleven, the Talbot, 1, . _ _ jun.
March, grocer, at ten, at the Griffin, March.
CERTIFICATES- -Yesavarr 24.
Henry Ardente Shawe,Coatbrook, cheese-factor. Cheikoliher
Milner, sit/de, dealer. Matson Hodgson, Fenchureh-nrees,
merchant. William Boiler,. Propene, nurseryman. Henry Ro.
binson Little Saffron-hill, stone-manufacturer. George Gray,
Gracecliurdt-stfeet, liardshareman. Edivani and Edviard Ste-
phens, OrferdPstieet, ealvers. John Bell Cole, Osford-meet,
grocer. George and George Ruslibury, Balaton, bankers.—
Ehomas Kirkoy, Newniah-street, limner. William &Klett,
Noithrop, farmer. William Duldge Taunton, Esses-s.:qt, scri-
vener. Charles Edward Joan, Mansfield-plice,Kenttsh Town,
tanner., James Feyters Burylit. Edmund's, grocer. •John
Lyndhurst, victualler. Ralph Stranding Shaw, litoc'hda/e, wool-
len Manufacturer. Juha Patinson, Liverpool, merchant. Husk
George-street, A delphl, broker. Thomas Finch, South-
ampton, seedanan. • William Lee Ne* Sarum, dealer. Wit;
liens Ring, Fieet• street, shell flsladonger. Janos Neate, Cabe,
Wooktapierr.
Fxsaviar o.—Franch oakkr, Hereford; woolitapier.
etas Saunders, ll'hiteclispel-road, haberdasher. Thomas Grace
and John Saunders Woodcock, Vale of eiyishtery Bank, bankers,
Samuel Han, Plymootb, marehant. Richard Catton,Fakenbam,
taaary-scrivtner. Argles Bishop, Maidstone, divdller. Robert
and Thomas Lawrence Barnard, /Immo, bankers.
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tfriiista up.. litis produced :jauntiest injustice, ac
although the right ihi la♦ in-this case could be pre,'
vented .by filing a Bill inequity and procuting an
injunction from the Lord Chancellor, this remedy
was qtAte inefficient, on account Of the great ospense
of the process. Leyte was given to bring in a Bill.

Olt SUPPLY.

' On the motion of Me. Lrinnnoros, the House re-
solved itself Into a Committee, to consider of the
Supply to be granted to his Majesty.
Mr. LUSIVNGTON then gave notice, that on
thit day week the general Estimates would be sub-'
milted to the Committee. •
ogewes TY nituartsroN.
Mr. MARTIN, referring.to a Report presented
to the House by a Committee in 1808, concerning
certain Offices in Ireland which had'been granted in
reversion ,-and one of which (Clerk of the Pleat in
the Exchequer in Ireland) had been held by the late
Earl of Buckinghantshire, wished to know, whether
it was the Intention of Ministers to act upon that
resolution I
Lord CASTLEREAGH Was lorry that it was
not in his power, at that moment, to furniih the
Honourable Gentleman with -the information; but,
promised to inquire,, and to give him an answer as
soon as possible.
Mr. MARTIN said, if the answer was not such
as he wished, he would bike an early opportunity to
submit to the House a motion on the subject.
' Mr. HORNER, hoped, that 'in the interval no
grant would be made of an office, the emoluments of
which were so large and the duties so trifling.
Mr. BROUGHAM, if the office was vacant,
thought that there was a Resolution of the House,
Whitth would prevent any further grant being nsader.
of this office.
Mi. HORNER recollected that it had been stated,
that the reversion of the-office in question had been
granted to the two sontof the Earl of Hardwiike,
both a whom. were now unfortunately dead, so that,
of comae, tic) farther vested interest in. the office re.
mained. He moved, that the Resolution which the
Haase had come to ir. 1810. pursuant to the Report
of the Committee, should be read.
This Resolution was accordingly read by the
Clerk. Its substance was, that after the then vested
interests in that Office, no farther grant of it should
be made, and that a Dr Al should be brought in pur-
suant to this Rcsoltition.
Mr. BROUGHAM wished to know whether these
interests were now deterwuteJ, or whether there were
now any vested interest in the Office ?
Lord CAsTLERE AG H could only undertake
:o inquire.
Mr. BROUGHAM.said, that the Report of the.
Committee had been. received on the 3d of April,
1808, and the Resolution was come to in IWO; so
that if there had .been any grant made of the rever-
sion -of the office, it must have beat between the
time that the House had received the Report and
had come to-the Resolution. Any subsequent grant
most be in the face of the Resolution.
Mr. PEEL could take upoo himself to say, that
no grant had been made of the reversion of the office.
Mr. BROUGHAM wished to know from the
Right Honourable Gentleman who had spoken last,
whether (as thertf was now no vested interest in the
office) it was intendad.to being in a Bill pursuant to
tile Resolution ?

Mr. PEEL wits unprepared, at that moment, to
ahl:ver the Tiestion. He had only heard of the
death of the Noble Lord since he had come to the
House.

The Glass• Act went through a Committee.—Re.
port to.morrow.—Adjourned.

THE. EVENING STAR.

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Mark 4, Ma 11110 c.
anemia! at fear, at the Oull4h4ll,,Lyin. Feb. 111,/entieQui
Tiveviens, Bawn.drate:, at 'liven, at the Thripe Tea Tiven
Match 1; Thomas 4in , Chlppteg Sodbaty, tilbalier, it toe
the bah, BAWL March 11, Robert II eThon att4 .W4ll
Gnilhaas, Lleerpookmetebanta, m one, et the King's Anna,
verpool. Feb. s*, James, Hatewell, woellen-driper,
elegies, at the Talbot, Halifax. Mardi t, John Batley, j