Star.
London, England, 1827-04-14 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

George Alley, Francis Bowling, and James Alley, Chiswell-
street, Finsbury.square,stationers. Wan. Cooper and John Smith,
Biae!trod, lamenthire, coal proprietors. W. Beaumont and Joseph
Beaumont, Almondhury. Yorkshire, blacksmiths. Charles Addy
and Charles Augustus Becker, Clayton sale, Manchester, callus
printers. Samuel Fowler and John Alien, ianley, Stoke-upon-
, Trent, Staffordshire, tape manufacturers. John Fowler John
Gaunt, John Haworth, and Matthew Gaunt, Leek, Staffordshire,
and Congletoo, Cheshire, bankers. Thomas Greenbaigh and
Betty Grernbalgb, Rochdale, Lancashire, meal and Soar dealers.
John Field Bowen and Francis Ashton Yso, Bristol, saddkra.
Henry I. Welch and Nathaniel Smith, Birmingham, innkeepers.
Isaac Orchard and George B. Orchard, Bath, auctioneers. James
Yates and Thomas Yates, Wigan, Lancashire, grocers. Elisabeth
Martyr, Thomas Martyr, and George hlartyr, Greenwich, Kent,
carpenters. Henry George and John Wordingliam, M.D. Church-
street, Kensington, surgeons. W. M. Everett, and Win. Hart
Everett, Basiaghall-street, Blackwell-hall-factors. Elisabeth Bur-
row and Thomas Burrow, Bristol, bakers. Charles Simpson and
James Simpson, Barnard Castle, Durham, grocers, kr. John Croft,
George C. Helloed, John B. Gribble, Robert Lucas, and Charles
Gonne, Port 3. John Miring, Jus. Everett, and John Ravenhill,
Warminster and Wilt.hire Bank. J. Shelton and Amy Shelton,
F.denham, Lincolnshire, sheep sellers. Edward Atkinson and
Jeremiah Riley, Ridings and Lockwood, Yorkshire, cloth manu-
facturers. Jesse Parsons and John Rogers Newport Pagoel,
Bucks, brewers. James Weak and John Bud Weak, Godainting,
Surrey, linendrapers. Elisabeth Williams and Thomas lace, New
Bond-street, wine merchants. John Pcndlebury and John Garlick,
Kidderminster, maltsters. Henry E. Bird and John Prichard,
Shrewsbury, Salop, surgeons. Rowland Wilder and H. MlKeivie,
Upper Park.place, St. Mary-Ishonne, butchers.
General Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which
guverns Importation, made up to the tub of April.
Wheat 565. 5d Oats 30a. 54. I Beans 47a. t ld.
Barley 38a. 3d. Rye 395. 341. Peas 41s. 34.

M. Mechbrand M. Senjemin
ought to be referred to the Ministers of Jostle, and the Interior.
M. Permian asserted that no cettificates of Royalism were
asked. The only certificates required by tile law were for good
conduct, Stases, and standing.
M. Casimir Perrier observed, that kwaswell known certificates
of opinion were required from persons entering into professions.
M. de Peyronnet--State instances.
M. Casimir Perrier—l pledge myself to do so, but at present I
have not the documents in my possession.
1.1. de 'imamate repeated that qualified candidates were not re.
jetted, except when their conduct tendered them unworthy.
M. Casimir Perrise•--It was, is this way, contrary to all Mho
list Count de Joiguy was dismissed—(Greet &shales).
Oa the question for the order of the day being put, soli* Sam
on the left voted against it.
A voice on the tight—There are only de of them.
M. Casimir Perrier—lt is tree, we are only six here ; hoe MA of
these walls we are 50 millirem •
(This elsorreation was followed by loaded's of is Order, eraser
and poet agitation in the Chamber). 1
M. Cessimir Perrier and M. Benjamin Constant insisted that the
Deputies on the other side hadbets the first to violate the freedom
of debate by alluding with derision to the small number of the mi.
amity, and boasting that they asented 300.
The President condemned the appeal which had bees made to
*Wm out of doors; and the tumult was at lAd allayed.
!ROM THE CONSnrOTION MILL.
PARIS, Arius P.

It appears that some powerful intrigues oppose the
elevation of Mr. Canning to the past of Prime Minister
of Great Britain. All the power of the Apostolical fac-
tions in France, in Spain, at Rome, and at Vienna—all
the old wrecks of the Holy Alliance—have risen against
a man who has committed the unpardonable crime of
assunfng as his motto, «The civil and religious 1 betty
of the Two Worlds." What is remarkable, and et m-
pletes the character of that odious hypocrisy of our
devotees of power, is, that they pursue with ran-
cour the Minister who voted the Emancipation of ti e
Catholics, and put op their ardent wietes for the in -
placable enemies of their rights. The congregati,,n does
not conceal its hatred for Mr. Canning t our Min. .ter
too, share in it, but they dissemble. It appeals, Irons
the ktoik, that they are not yet quite sure of his re-
tiling. Übe fall, they will frankly applaud his fall—
if he rucceed, they will make the air resound with their
rejoicings at his triumph ; but that triumph would be a
terrible check to them. None but another Castlerekh
could intimately sympathize with them.
PARIS, Amu!. 10.

The attention of everybOdy is now turned towards the
difficulties which retard the definitive formation of the
British Ministry. The English Oligarchy, wh;ch, since
the time when Lord Castlereagh Fe.;sn to direct affairs,
has gradstally separated itself from the commercial in-
Melt, of the country, and the national feelings, is
Waring covertly to remove 31r, C 4 nning, who.e poll' ael