Star.
London, England, 1817-03-05 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUN FRY.

April 1, Samuel Bloom. Birmingham, upholsterer, a ileven,
at the White Hart, Hartlebury. rlatch au, Henry Warner and
Samuel Selfe, Bristol, druggists, at twelve, at the Commercial
Rooms, Bristol. April 7, Matthew ISrachSrld, Old Ifroad—
street ; Thomas Heathsvhl, S..affidd ; and 1 Mamas Heathfielil,
"fivertim, coston-sphiners, one, at the Palace bin, hiallOottottf.
March au, Will'am Valentine Cooke., Vi'arwick, plumber, at
ten, at the Wouipack, Warwick. March 114, llamas Mill.-
chap, Whitstones, wheewright, at eleven, at the Star and Garter,
Worcester. March 31, Will ant rreeman, Lincoln, shop-keeper,
at ekv,m, at the Spa rail Eagie, Lincoln, March 24, Richard,
Kerkshanr, junior, Spalding, draper, at two, at the White Ilan,
SpalSlog.
CERTIFICATES--Maacn 22.
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W. Butt, Sheptun Mallyt, wuolinapkr. J. Klrkbride, South.
wake, cat:dealer. W. Mettingly, Wantage, banker. J. l'aylor,
Walsall, siddiere.irunmots• r. k. Armistead, Liverpobl. straw
4hat-manufacturer. A. Ritchie, Liverpool, merchant. E. Urage,
jon. Bennington, farmer. R. Thford, Union street Spitalfields,
siik.manuiacturer. F. Simian, Globe-street st. George's, Mid-
dlesex, cabinet-Taker. J. Renshaw. Nottiogham, lace.niaoufac-
xerer. A. Fairbatm, Devonvhire.street, merchant. T. hiLutin,
and S. Hopkins, Bristol, 1 ricta.arapas. J. J. Lee, South-crescent,
Tottenham court-road, merchant.
}dame it x3—George Ilan, Teignmouth. grocer. John Mack.
coull, Worthing, stationer. Wm. Minty Hodson, of Liverpool,
merchant. James Delaboy, Deptford, printer. N' tn. Gillanore,
Man tester, cotton.si Moir. Wiliam Jones, Chwc cry, tanner.
Ruth and t bonus Joyce, Tvsycross, innkeepers. Stun. Jackson,
Back-lane, rope maker. Wm. Heard, Rumford, timber-dealer. •
John Thoinsun, Broad street bolding', merchant.

SCODEN DEATH.—Yesterday an inquest was held
at the Ball, Tottenham. on the body of Mary Dirk,
servant of oi E. Wnus, Esq. The footipaa stated,
-that his master entertained s, large party on Friday
last. On Saturday morning, after the company had
departed, th- deceased went into the housekeeper's
room to take some refreshment, when she dropped
down from a chair, and instantly expired. Verdict,
Died by the visitation of Goo:
COUNTERFEITS Of TUE NEW SILVER COIN.YeSter.
day William Wade, Ann Potter, a woman with whom
he cohabits, and Diana Ford, a very young girl, were
brought up frou,St. Luke's Watch-house, to. Wor-
ship-street Office, charged with uttering several base
and counterfeit sixperices, purporting to be of the
new Silver ul the realm. This being the first detec-
tion of persons offering counterfeits of the new coin.
age, the Office was extremely crowded with trades..
men, all eager to see the counterfeit, in order to be
'better able-to distinguish the good fawn the b:.d in
future. The imitation is very good ; but the head is
not quite so plump as on the genuine sixpences. The
reverse side is the best imitation ; but there is a yel-
loivish colour on each side, and more particularly on
the edges, which indicates the inside- to In copper.
The prisoners were committed ,till Thursday; whet*
the Soliiitor to the Miat will attend..
Friday evening, the wife of a respectable trades-
man was robbed of a pelisse worth £l4 in the Two-
, shilling Gallery of Covell' Garden Theatre.