Star.
London, England, 1820-03-15 00:00:00

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

April Is, E.. W. Gray, late of Alton, Southampton, bankt.r,
at one, at the Swan Inn, Alton. April 4, J. Jackson, Man-
chester' butcher, at nine, at the •galace Inn, Manchester. April
4, W. Newby, Agremont, Cumberland, currier, at eleven, at
the Globe Inn, Coeketmouth.
CE HT! FI CA TES--1 r nu. 4.
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.1. Pasinore,Warnford-ctrart, Throgrnc.rton-; meet, cbip.owner.
V. P. Weise, late of Tooley-street, hat-manufacturer. 1. Kul-
Catherint-strtet, Strand, button, and trimming-se:ler.
S. Skinner. &tarp's-built:inks, Rosemary-lane, Capseller. T.
Moore, Paddir.kton, fieur-factor. I King, late of Richard-
street, Conur.ercial-road. victualler. T. Spence, !ate of Mary-
land Point, near Stratford,. tl?aler. \V. Wynne, late of
Than-sweet, Soho, watch-r.talwr. W. E. lkowne, Stock-Px-
chank e, stock-broker. W. Davies, Argoec', Monmouthshire,
dealer. S. Waters, late of V.:-1,111:-stairs, an-mond:bey, vic-
tualler. G. Leyburn Bishop rate-street, provision-mil-chant.
J. Walker, New Bridle-:trees, Illa-zkfriars ironmonger. W.
Bewley, Manchester, tailor. C. Proctor, Hints, Starordshire,
nrssottrrroxs OF PARTNERSHIPS.

A. Mureott, sen. and juc. Birmingham, bacon and cheeie-
factors. novas and Smith, Newgate.street, warehousemen.
Hall and Lee, Grestrwich-road, Craven. Harrison and Lovett,
Bow.lane, wrehousemen. Ashcroft and Brat, Liverpool,
timber-merchants. S. and W. T:nwin, :te-street, Haw:-
warehousemen. Kerncr and flainworth, Lawrence-lane, warn-
housemen. Mackness and Wilson, Red Lion-street,Spit:lhelds,
bakers. H. Wardall, see. ai:d jun. OH Gravel.lane, painters.
Lewthwaite and Shiite,- Lombard.strcet, batters. Broadhurst
and Ca. Rotherham, Yorkshire, millers. Marche and Klein-
wort, Fencharch-bildings, merchants. Wotton and Co. Bris-
tol, leather factors. F.ve. tie and Hilton, Bush-lane, Cannon-
sweet. Might= and Newcomb., Cirencester,edge-tool-Makers.

• At the close of the poll at Chester on Friday, General Gros-
venor and Mr. Long (his Ccunsci) dro4e from the Royal Hotel,
on their way to Raton 11.111. When the cani?gl had got three
parts of the road aloog the bridge over the ll r, it was met by
an immense multitude of the mob in the i;lierest of Sir J.
Egerton and Mr. Townsber.d ;. the horses proceeded at a rapi.i
rate, probably owing to the noise of the crowd; tlie passage of
the bridge being narrow, and the people congregated in a
sans!l compass, several persons were hurt. The leaders of the
mob became infcriated, seiamd the horaus, cut the traces, and
proceeded to throw the carriage (in which were the General
and Mr. fans!) over the battlements into the river, a hei3ht of
at dealt twentrfive feet. Much setaint ensued, and the
General and air. Long were rt4CUt d from t.:2ir periloua situ-
ation, but not without recriv!oct several severe bruhes. The
mob ascended in throwing the carriage into the river, where it
was completely dashed to pieces.

BETTING AT iIATTEBSALL'S YESTERDAY.
RIDDLESWORTII.
4to 1 agst Wohlers colt SI to 1 apt Windfall
1 to 1 apt Sell= 71. to 1 apt brother to Cactus
74 to I apt Pindaree

DSRST.

8 to 1 agst Arbutus
15 to 1 agst Sailor

14 to 1 apt Brother toßlucher
€5 to 1 apt Cult out of Cat

OAKS.

5 to 1 agst the Sorcery
7 to 1 apt Marianne.

112 to t agst the Bride (taken:.

BOXING.

A Match was made at Cribb's on Monday evening, for Bober:
Burn and ripeing, to fight in a 24-feet rirg, for 100 guineas
a-side, on the 16th of May. rive pounds a-side was the deposit,
which is to be made £5O a-side in three weeks, at Burn s, in
Windmill-street ; and the whole to be made gs:od seven days
before fighting, or the deposit to be forfeited. •
Scrowns was more punished in the light on Monday than ever
be experienced in any of his numerous combats, and he never
fought with more gaiety and game. Hudson. is a superior man
to what be was supposed to be, and he confirmed the opinion of
his gameness by the manner and'coolness with which he took the
three heavy hits in the first round, and Lain the next round.—
His performance on Monday will cause some speculation among
the light weights, as he is considered as good as any of them, in
these days of latent among the men under 32 atone, who are the
best of any days of boxing, whilst the big nun are the worst.