Star.
London, England, 1829-09-23 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS.

Oet. 20. J. Jones, Mallityd, Merionethshire, tuner, and D.
Jones, Matbrafal, Montgomeryshire, timber merchant, at eleven,
at the Oak Inn, Pool, Montgomeryshire—Oct. 20. P. Selby,
Augel.eourt, Throgmorton.street, London, merchant, at one, at the
Court of Conmiuioners—Oct. 20. W. °swell, Angel-court, Throg.
'Horton-street, London, merchant, at one, at the Court of Com.
Mlisloneis—Oct. 13. J. Scott and M. Ellis, Cateaton-street. Lon-
don, warehousemen, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—
Nov. 11. J. Wyatt, Plymouth, rope-maker, at eleven 4 at Elliott's
Royal Hotel, Devonport—Oct. IL W. W. Smith, Birmingham,
banker, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Oct. 13. S.
Beuseeille, Henley-upon-Thames, Oxfordshire, silk manufacturer,
at eleven. et the Court of Coassnissioaers—Oct 15. J. Price, and
W. Unwin, Highbury, Middlesex, victuallers, at eleven, at the
Court of Commissioners—Oct. IL. T. Evette, Birmilagbam, refiner
of metal., at one, at the Real Hotel, Birmingham—Oct. 15. G.
H. Crowther, Frodsham, sfteshbv, bookseller, at twelve, at the
Office of Mr. W. Bartley, eolidtor, Liverpool—Oct. 15. T. Lam-
bert, Ckapeltherpe, Yorkshire, tanner, at eleven, at the Sessions
House, Wakefield, Yorksbire—.oct.. 13. T. IPLeod. Chichester,
draper, at two, at the Court of Commissioners.

CERTIFICATES-Or:. 1$

T. Tinley, jun. IGverpool, slip owner—W. V. Spencer, Swan-
age, Dorsetshire, cattle dealer—P. Blandford Forum, Donetddre,
victualler—J. W. Rockland, Great Tower-street, London, tailor
—R. Carruthers, Gracechutch-street. wholesale hosler—R. J.
Blackwell, Nallsworth, Glouceirenhlre, woollen cloth manufacturer.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
A. Wood and W. Wood, Hastings, painterii—R. Duncan and J.
Fletcher, Liverpool, merchants—J. Garnett and' Co. Liverpool,
merchant—J. Heckle and J. Heckle, Liverpool, coopers—T. Phipp
and Co. Bishopsgste Within, merchants—S. Sldpton and Co.
Russell-street, Bermondsey, leather factors (as fitr as regards
Robert Poppleton)—J. Oates and G. Oates. Southoleram, York-
shire. stone dehen—R. Tovey and L. L. Tovey, Bristol, whip
manufacturers—H. Lock and T. Humphrey, Lower Thames-
street. London Customhouse agents—J. Shillito and J. Frear,
Knottingley, Yorkshire, rope-makers—R. Smith and Co. Wall-
ridge, Gloucestershire, woollen-manufacturers—J. Pocock and J.
Endicott, Bath, farriers—J. sod B. Harper, Norwich, dyers—J.
Howell and Co. Regent-street, warehousemen (as far as regards
B. James)—J. Overton and W. Smith, Sculcoates, Yorkshire, iron
founders—J. R. Crowe and H. D. Woodfall, Hammerfest, Nor-
way, merchants—J. Murrell and C. Hunt, Great Titettfleld.street,
St. Mary-la-bonne, grocers.

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the

,/ of Sept. 20.

_
The Moniker of to-day contains the following article
" There is no sort of calumny which the Journals have not
heaped upon the Ministry. Accordiug to some, it is upon corrup-
tion that it founds its hopes; it has tram 24 to 30 millions to ex-
pend; it knows the price of conscience, and it has directed an In-
gutty to he made into the fortune of each Deputy. According to
others, it calls for Foreign intervention ; it is going to create '2OO
Deputies by Ordonnance, and leave their nomination in the hands
of the Departmental Councils-general. If we were to believe them,
the Ministry dreams only of state blowi, and premeditates nothing
but the overthrow of the Charter; it will forcibly exact the Im-
post, if the Chamber, exercising its right. should refuse the
Budget—and from thence they argue the necessity of acting in con-
cert, of creating ties, and of federating, in order to oppose legal
resistance to this plot.
" The intention is evident,and the public reason cannot be mis-
taken about it. The cry of alarm does not proceed from convic•
tion ; these terrors are couterfeit, and those who propagate them
know well, unless they have been deprived of common 'tote, that
the Minister, could even have conceived the idea of violating the
Charter, and of substituting ordonnances for the law. They know
that the Ministcrs would in vain endeavour to do so ; and that if
they dared to manifest such a plan, the King would in an instant
reduce them to impotence, by withdrawing from them the power
which he only confided to them in his name, and upon their res-
ponsibility. The reports, the fears, the defamations, with which
the periodical press of France has been inundated, have &hallo in
view agitation, by abundantly sowing hatred. irritation, and dis-
order over the whole surface of the country. It is a web—the first
trial shows the plan, the end, and the means of it."