Star.
London, England, 1829-09-16 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1829.

THE COLOSSEUM, REGENTS PARK.
THE PROPRIETORS of this magnificent EXHI-
BITION invite the attention.' the Public to the

NEW ARRANGEMENT OF THE ADMISSIONS.
To view the Panorama alone, IL
The Panorama, with the original Ball, removed from St.
Paul's Cathedral,—the Prospect from the summit of the Build-
ing, and the Saloon for the reception of Works of Art, ss.
The Conservatories, Fountain, and Swiss Cottage, 2s.
Open from Ten till dusk.

Sank. Leeds. Yorkshire. corn milky, at eleven, at the Court
House, Leeds.

CERTIFICATES, Oct. 6.

J. Hassell, Bristol, starch manufacturer—J. Hance, Bunching-
ham-street. Adolph!, wine broker—S. Merryvreather, Longinus,
Harnpreston. Dorsetshire, miller —J. Mahoney, Watling street,
plaisterer—W. Chapman, Liverpool, timber merchant.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
D. Nicholson and A. Walker, Wandsworth, Surrey, builders—
R. W. Williams and T. Dakota, Cardiff, attornies--T. Green -and
J. Lambiey, Hanky, Staffordshire. grocers—C. Simpson and A.
Simpson, Manchester, hat manufacturers—A. Moltsei and Co.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. dealers in cutlery—A. Gordon and J.
Graham, merchants—P. Stead and J. J. Robinson, Great Yar-
mouth, corn factors—T. West and J. T. Hester, Abingdon. Berk-
shire. surgeons—lL Knowles and B. H. Knowles, Liverpool, com-
mon brewers—J. Blake and Co. Sheffield. typpee J.
Sharp and J. Sharp, Liverpool. p inters—W. Dailey and Co.
Thorne, Yorkshire, bone-merchants—H. Ward and B. Stokes,
Weimar. grocers—T. Griffiths and It. Webb. White-street,
ILIEde Moorlielde, T. Nichols and W.Nichols, Raved;Nasthamptonahire,qu4eterers—W.
Naithamptonshire, tarers—W. White and R. Da-
niell, Wilderness-row, Cierkenwell. booksellers-1 Ciow and J.
Cummings. Ludgate-street, haberdashers—F. Hargreaves and W.
K. Coiling. Liverpool, carvers—S. Huard and E. Y. Hazard,
Quay, Bristol, block-makers.

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the Constitutionnel.
PARIS, Sam 12.

The Journal du Commerce was seized yesterday at the
Post Office for an article which wu repeated word for word In the
Ministerial Journal of the evening, which has aleo been seized.
To-day the Journal des Davis, the Courier Francais. the Figaro,
and the Consiittaionuel, which inserted the same article, either en-
tirely or in part, have likewise been seized, and stopped at the
Post Oflke.

A Commissary of Police who came to our Mice seized the only
copy we had left, though it was observed to him that this copy was
necessary to us for our defence. Our readers may br• assured that
this seizure will not for a moment relax our zeal in the defence of
the Constitutional Throne, and the public liberties.
The morning edition of the Casette, which was put into the post
at two o'clock, contain, the notice that the Coreautotioneol, Debate.
and Courier had been seized. Now this seizure did not take
place till five o'clock in the afternoon. How was the Gazette in-
formed of it before-hand?

The Gazette of yesterday morning was seized. The number di,.
tributed in Paris in the evening contained the same article which
was the ground of the seizure.

From the Gazette de France.
PARIS, Sin. 12.

The Journal du Commerce of this morning says—" We learn this
evening that the Journal du Commerce has been seized to-day at the
Post-office. This measure is explained to us by a denunciation of
the Gazette de Ranee, drawn up in the style of an indictment. On
the announcement of a subscription opened in the Fore Depart-
ments of Bretagne, for the purpose of indemnifying the subscribers
in case they should be prosecuted in consequence of the introduc-
tion of an illegal taz, the Gazette, which had published the adver.
tisement of this subscription to poison it by its perfidious commen-
taries, has, we hear, been itself seized at the Post-office."
The fact is true, but we think the Attorney General has made a
mistake on this occasion ; for, if we cannot quote the bad articles
of the reiolutionary journals, how can we confute them, or even
combat them? The task of a journal, the defender of order, could
not possibly be performed. The Casette has done what his Majes-
ty's Attorney General himself will do In his proceedings against
the Arrival du Commerce.

Vitus*, Sept. 4. bletalliqoes 100 1-16th—Bank Shares 1162/.
Onus, Ant. 24.—A courier, who arrived her yesterday with
the keys of Adrianople, brought word that Count Diebitsch in-
tended to proceed on his march towards Constantinople two days
after his entrance into Adrianople.-41genteisse &flung, 9th Sept.
(also received with the express.)