Star.
London, England, 1819-03-24 00:00:00

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Mould and Co. South Shields, rope-makers. Roberts and
Mann, Liverpool, flour and provision-dealers. T. A. and A.
Proud, Bilaton, Staffordshire, linen-drapers. Hill and Ceely,
Liverpool, I nen-drapers. Ashton and Mousley, Salford, dyers.
Atherton and Nicholson, Upholland, Lancashire, nail-manufac-
turers. Salisbury and Co. Old Buffery, Worcestershire, coal
and iron-masters. Stanford and Pearson, Bidwell, Notting-
hamshire, bleachers and trimmers. North and Co. Wibsey,
Bradford, stuff manufacturers. Schofield and Andrew, (*thief,
Lancashire, inn-keepers. Bennet and Co. Offerton, Cheshire,
eallco-printers, (as far as regards J. Ogden.) Sherwood and
Houghton, Kingston-upon-Hull, booksellers and *admen.
Story and Co. Dean-street, Soho, silversmiths. Morgan and
Sanders, Catherine-street, Strand, cabinet-makers. Barclay
and Co. Gottenburgh. Severs and Co. New Bridge-street, coal-
merchants. Bethel and Langston, Liverpool, cotton-brokers.
G. and J. Loveland, Guildford, tailors. Guppy and Marshall,
Brick-hill-lane, Upper Thames-street. copper-nall-manufactu-
rem Curling and Mullett, Dean-street, Tooley-street, coal-
merchants.

Saturday the first stone of the Belfast Commercial
Buildings was laid by the Marquis of DONIOALL,
who was attended on the occasion by the principal
Merchants and Traders of Belfast.

A most beautiful suit of Tapestry, consisting of
five pieces for the walls of a room, fourteen chairs,
and as many stool covers, were exhibited last week
at the Custom-house, having been stopped as contra-
band, and being, as was saida intended for the Lady
of a great military Commander. Their excellence
is said to have been so great that it was hardly possi-
ble, but by touch, to have ascertained whether they
were the production of the pencil or the needle.
They are said also, to be the work of some Floren-
tine Nuns, and their estimated value, in this country,
about £l,OOO. They were exposed to view at the
Custom-house for public Ede, which drew immense
crowds to view them, when on a sudden there arrived
an order from the Treasury to withdraw them from
the sale; and they were immediately covered with
canvas to conceal them from public view.
At the Kent Assizes, held at Maidstone, D. Jacobs,
.1. Ball, and A. Pachee, were indicted for a burglary
'in the dwelling-house of W. Myers, a pawnbroker at
Sheerness, and stealing about 78 silver watches, and
various other articles of plate. The prisoners effect-
ed their robbery by opening the prosecutor's house
with picklock keys, during his absence at the Syna-
gogue. They were afterwards taken in a stage-
coach, at Chatham, with their booty upon them.—
They were found Guilty—Death.
Thursday night, about ten o'clock, as Unsold, a constable
of Lambeth, was going his rounds, be observed a hackney-
coach standing at an uninhabited house, No. 19, Chester.-place.
and suspecting that it was there for some bad purpose, be deter-
mined to watch. In a few minutes be saw some persons get out
of the trap door of the empty 'souse, on the roof of No. 20, kept
by a Lady named Brookes, and boon afterwards return with
something which they concealed near the parapet. The constable
then left his station, and approached the hackney-coach, the
driver of which seemed in very analeusevectation of some one.
In the carriage was a well-dressed kmak, who refused to give
any account of herself, but made so much yoke as to alarm the
thieves, wiu, were seen to escape over the adjoining homes into
a court. Tbe coachman and his fare were taken into custody;
on searching the roof a largeleokinieglass, which had been stolen
out of Alm *oafs's, was fogad. On Friday the delkupsents
were conveyed heft" the Surrey Militate% whet the marli-
n/art wal ordered to give good bid fa kb appearatft, and the
11101:11JII was remanded for the rubbery.