Star.
London, England, 1820-04-12 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

May 4, J. Jackson, Manchester, butcher, at nine, at the
Palace Inn, Manchester. May 8, J. Hardman, Manchester,
warehouseman, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. April 29, J.
H. Hudson-and J. Hudson, Newcastle-upoti.Tyne, inerehants,,
at eleven, at the George, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. April 29, W.
Hillear, late of Winchester, brewer, at four, at the George,
Winchester. May 2, J. Wilson, jun. Sculcoates, raff.merchaat,
at twelve, at the Dog and Duck, Hull. May 1, J. and D.
Saunders, Gloucester-lane, Bt. Philip and Jacob, Gloucester,
grocers, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. May 1,
B. Hopis, Ashtun-upon-Mersey, Cheshire, corn-dealer, at
ten, at the Tinley Arms Inn, Manchester. May 5, T. plum-
b:, Bradford, 'Yorkshire, grocer, at eleven, at the Court-house,
Leeds. May 8, I'. and J. tathani, Ardwick, Lancashire,
dyers, at eleven, at the Star, ManEhester. May 5, J. Taylor,
late of Ottery St. Mary, Devon, smith, at eleven, at the Golden
Lion, Honiton. May 25, W. Morrall, late of Birmingham,
factor, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. May 2,
D. Holland, Bungay It. Mary, Suffolk, grocer, at eleven, at the
Tuns lan, Bungay St. Mary. •

CERTIFICATES-AFKIL 29.

W. Jones, Portpool-lane, scavenger. W. Wells, Maldon, Es-
sex, liquor-merchant. W. Edwards, Langford, Somerset, tanner.
A. Simpson, St. Svrithin's-lane, naerchaut. F. E. Barlow, late of
White Lion court, Cornhlll, mariner.
- MAY 51.-E. Greenland, Old Kent-road, carpenter. C. Stew-
art, Hull, wine-merchant. - T. and W. Jackson, Liverpool,
merchants. W. S. Button, Sudbury, miller. J. V. Rose, Cam-
bridge, brtish-maker.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Gaunt and Walton, Bishop-Weai-mouth, fellmongerv. Stubbs
and Hughes, -Marshal-street, Golden-square, revolving-boot-
keel-manufacturers. W. and J. Kett, Silvcr-street, Wood-street,
currier*. Severn and Redington, Skinner-street, Bisknpsgate,
.White and !Mum Ivy-terrace, Horten. Melden
and Co. Marsden, Lancashire, breve: s. Shutt and Baker,
Rotherhithe, ship-builders. Sewell and Co. Chatham-place,
rackftiars, merchants. Rickman and Horre,• Hungerford-
market, bottle-merchants. Redisead and Dixon, North Shields,
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insuranoe-brokers. Snow and Blesard, Bradford, Yorkshire,
wool-stapler;. J. Turley, stn. and R. Lewis, jun. Fast Grin-
sted, woolataplers. Lyall and Cruddas, High Holborn, timber-
merchants. Raistrick and George, Leeds, aqua-fortis-manufac-
turers. Smalley and Co. Ewlee, Flintskire, brick-makers. Pear-
son and CO. wharfingers. Rllei and Williams, Wading-street,
?danchesterwarehousemen. Lobeck and.Kreeft, Tower-street,
merchants. Tapp and Co. Aldersgate.street, cotton-merchants.

MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OP WEETPHALIA.--The
Author of this interesting Work is certainly liable to
be reproached for having concealed his name; this
was, however, an unavoidable condition to secure the
independence of his pen. Many persons will probably
recognise him ; it is evident he was in a situation to
see-aud hear all that passed. The circumstance of
publishing anonymously is faVourahle tothe frankness
with which he expresses himself with regard to those
personages who appear on the scnc. By giving his
name he would hive deprived liin►self of this valuable
privilege; in that- case his production would have
gained in politeness what it had lost.in veracity : but
'et would, at the same time, have been less amusing
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land inatructive.