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Y the Warrant of the Lords Commissioners of llhis Majesty's 'treasury, issued this day (Dec. 21), the prawing of the Lottery, which was to have taken place on won.lay, is rostra:ern to WEDNESDAY, Itth JANUARY, • until which Jay the Tickets and Shates will continue on, zle at all the London Offices; and by their Agents in ratty Oty and Town in the United Kingdom. . • KING'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND.. • Just publialted. in Irv& price 91. boards,' T ETTERS to Sir WALTER SCOTT,. Bart, on tke Moral and Political Character sad Effects of the Visit to Scotland, in. August, 1822, of HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE IV. ••• , "'The name is a tower of stritlgth!"—bratsvamut. Printed for Waugh and Tunes, Edinburgh, and sold by 0. and W. B. Whittaker, Are-Maria-lane; and W. Baas*, St. James's street, London. 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As many of the Numbers of the Second Series cf the Repository are nearly out of print, proprietors of incomplete acts are recommended to make immediate application for defi ciencies, in order to prevent disappointment. - UNDER THE PROTECTION OF GOVERNMENT, BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, GRANTED to ROBERT FORD, for his Medi cine, universally known by the title of PECTORAL BALSAM of HOREHOUND, and Great Restorative Medi cine—invented and published by the Patentee in 1794, which is patronised by the Nobility, and by the Faculty generally recant. mended throughout the United Kingdom and on the Continent, as the most efficacious antl safe remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asth ma% !looping Cough, and all Obstructions of the llteast and' Lungs.—The high estimation it has obtained over every other preparation, and the extensive demand, sufficiently prove its su periority, which may be ascertained at any of the principal Venders of Medicines in the United Kingdom. Prepared only and sold by the Patentee, No. 9, Eden Grove, Holloway ; also by all the principal Dealers in Medicine in Town mad Country, in bottles at 10s. 6d. 41. 6d. 2s. 9d. and Is. 9d. each.—The Public will please to observe, that each bottle is en closed in wrappers printed in red ink, and signed in the hand writing of the Patentee, without which it cannot be genuine. Daunts et placens Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so en. rirtured his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the de sideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with happine-s on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the pasaitm., but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such. attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress hint'wit‘ the fear of self reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, front whence the ago nized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—energy—mus cular strength—felicity ; nor will our advances appear question able, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally wee.k— yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic io'rusion, as well as in every re laxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to exy el the unfeeling empyric front the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate front general principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the I College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering connounity of either ; sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for - ptrsonal cult- , sultation; and letters front the country are immediately an j sacred ; these must contain a remittance for Advice and Medi cine which can beforwarded to apy part of the world, how ever distant. GOSS and Co. M. r• C. Surgeons, No. 7, Jertrynsoltreet, St. James's ; and N 9.11 11, Bouvenewstrort, Fleet-street, .London. Just published (Tenth Edition), The 2Egis of Life, a land liar commentary on the above Dabe.:;ats. liy G (ass and Co. Ad dressed to the youth and :llaturity of both S e xes. May be bad lat '2O, Paternoster-row ; SD, Pail-Mall ; 16, Princes-street, Soho ; t 74, Fleet-street; 40, West &Pittsfield; sod of all Aiwa sellers. Price ros. ' ' • t• • . •"• .' COR'DWAINERS' WARD. LONDON.. , ST. withicors-ruy. - ' shipful CI 7 4 W4RPMOTE held on Saturday, the 21st ______--. Zee.. M.P. A l d erman o f for Common einmiiimen that bni been . -• Deeesnber, HMI, ae 'Row Caere% before th e Ri g ht War:. Sa *es the most permeable day of tri ett i o e HAISTOPHER SMITH, this Ward, Peep tor trialli• only question agitated, has been as `to the merits ar years 'ln the City, there being bat tyro *Contests,' a r ia . The following Gentlemen were re-eieeted- Siembers of the those were not considered as politiCal coniiiesp . . • The . the respective Candidates as advocates of the polities ammo.. COutleil for this Ward for the year ensuing,viz.-Mr. I " Deputy Ilammsni Mr. William Row, sen. Mr. James Trimbey, 1 a nt ra ajw “ p erir of t p he leg W at ' e a . r w d. ith W in i a th fid th ß e i er ssi c s e h rit r icni th of e. Mr. Richard Abbey, Mr. Charles William Hick, Mr. William Watson, Mr. George Stevenson, and Mr. William Row, jun. Resolved unanimously, That the cordial Thariks of this Ward- Aldermen slid Common Councilmen had nothing to , do but to return thanks to their constituents for the mote be given to the Right Worshipful Coatsrormert SMITH, Esq. continuance of kind support, &c. M.P. Alderman of this; Ward, for his unwearied application to and to renew their of faithful the business of this Ward, his uniform politeness on all occasions Pledg es p erfor mance of Jet'', and conti need supp ort of the to its Inhabitants , his attention to the interests of this great City, ' In the Precinct Returns of the Ward of F • and his impartial conduct in the Chair this day. Arnim. Without,on the name of N Resolved, That the above Resolution, signed by the Ward hit. Ex-Sheriff Wit,Liaoa4 was silently left out, and at the Wardinote Ur: YOMIG Clerk, be inserted In three ,of,.the Morning and three of the • ar • was returned in his place. Thanks we r e voted to gr. Keening Panora . THOMAS WEBSTER, Vi ._ d Clerk. Alderman Warrnmah for his genehl conduct in his office, and for his invincible adherence to the so , prinri _____ ples of. political liberty. which he had h hl iz y prcp. , . . ' BANKRUPTCIES .ENTLAnotb. 1 -1101 W .in •the City. , The Alderman, in returning William Nettletop, Fscigeware-road, victualle l t, from January 4 thanks, said that many who had been his opponents to 11, at eleves, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, at the commencement of his political career, had paid Basinghill-street. S the best compliment to his exertions by th entering e John and William Buclrmaster, Old Bond•street, army-clothiers. ranks of the Reformers. • . from December 28 to February 8, at ten, at the Court of Commisaioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.street. The following is the return of the n u mb ers polled at the Ward of-- BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. - CRIPPLEOATE-WITHIN. , Thomas Harris, jun. Ragland, Monmouthshire, cordwainer. • • MT. Valiance - - 6I • Mr. Forsyth - Samuel Nlerryweather, Longinus, Hams, maitster. llt r. Kirl - - - 6 •Mr. Thorugood - William and Edward Gray, Birmingham, nall-iroomongers. Mr. Waterhouse . - 6 Mr. Capel - - BANKRUPTS. Mr. Jowers - - - 6 Mr. Eicke - - George Allott, Sandall-Magna, Yorkshire. tobacco and snuff- Mr. Heron - - - 6 manufacturer, to surrender January 3,6, and February t, at This War returns S. eleven, at th e Sessions-house, Wakefield. Attornies, Messrs. BASSISHAW WARD. Few and Co. Henrietta-street, Coventgarden ;or Messrs. Mr. Lester -•- - 19 Mr. Frisby - - Hazby and Scholey, Wakefield. • Mr. Wiguelin - - 18 Mr. Britten - - John Salty, Batheaston, near Bath, saddler and harness-maker, Mr. Hughes - - 18 January .2, 3, and February 1, at eleven, at the White Lion This Ward returns 4. 4 Inn, Bath. Anomie; Mr. Makiuson, Middle Temple; or • New Candidates. Mr. Hellings, Bath. . - VINTRY WARD. Humphrey Humphreys, late of Wells-row, Islington, grocer, Saturday, when this Ward assembled for the pin- December 23, at one, January 4, and February 1, at ten, at pose of electing Representatives _ esentatives in Commo n C ounc il, the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basingball-street. Attornies, Messrs. Jones and Howard, Mincing-lane. Mr. Alderman MAGNA Y,who presides in the Ward , James War d, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, stationer, took occasion to observe that be thought it necessary JanuartB; 9, and February 1, at eleven, at the White Lion to state in that place what he could not with Inn, Stratford-upon-A von. 'Attornies, Messrs. Adlmgton Dries , mention in in the Court of Common Council the and Co. Bedford - row; or Messrs. Wpat and Son, Stratford- • - t last time he sat in that Court, in consequence of the upon-17 Rn. Thuntas Bus ton,lngol, near Preston, Lancashire. corn-inerchant, delicate January 14, at five, 15, and February 1, at eleven, at the Chief Magistrate of the City, as well as for another White Horse Inn, Preston. AttothleS, Mr. Blakelock, Ser- reason which lie should not conceal from the Public. jeant's Inn ;.or Mr. Dewburst, Preston. Robert White, late of Maiden-Bradley, Wilts, farmer, Decem• It was kn ow n to t he Meetin g that a vote of thanks her 27, at three, 28, and February 1, at ele ven, ' at the Castle had been moved to him by iNfr. Whitby, at the last and Ball Inn, Bath. Anomie., Mr. Williams, Red Lion- Court but one, for his attention to the duties of the square; or Mr. Knight, Warminster. - Ma g istracy . The fate of that motion was known, as John Jones, Great Commeagial-buildings, Illackfriareroad, ha- ' well as the conduct oithose who held up their hands berdashtr, December 24, January 18, and February 1, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall. against it, departing from the manly practice of street. Attorney, Mr. Phipps, Weaver's Hall. stating the grounds of th e ir opposition. It was at William Childs, Whitehall. victualler, December 28, January least due to one who had just ceased to hold the high 4, and February 1, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners o ffice of Chief Magistrate of the City of London to of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Wood, Rich mond-buildings, Dean.street, Soho. make known t o h im in what res p ect he had de p arted John Lang, lute o f Manchester, draper, January 6,7, and Fe- from the leag recognised principle of action amongst bruary 1, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, his predecessors ; but there were some amongst whom Mr. Higson, Cross-street, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Chan- respect for station could not exist, if the individual cery-lane. raised to it by the voice of his fellow-citizens hip- John Charles Edwards, Throgmorton-street, stock-broker, De ceniher 24, 31, and February 1, at twelve, at the Court of nened to be influenced by political views of a differ- Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, ent tendency. That he entertained feelings contrared Mr. Lbwe, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. witSt those of the men he alluded to upon certain DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING HALL-STREET. public questions, he neither could help nor repent; hut Jan.l4, W. Press and J. Woolner, Lawrence-Pountney-lane, ' he did not see why this difference of opinion should corn-factors, at ten. Jan. 11, R. Park, jun. Portsea, coal- operate against him while in the performance of merchant at twelve. Dec. 28, J. Donley, late of Willow- • duties which bad nothing to do with politics. In fact, street, Ba nkside,l corn-merchant, at one. Jan. 25, J. Howett, St. Martin's-lane, builder, at eleven.. Jan. 25, J. Lawrence, his principal reason for not noticing the unmanly con- Hatton-garden, woollen-draper, at one. Feb. 8, J. I. and P. duct adopted towards him in the Court of Common Cossirt, Clement's-lane, wine-merchants, A eleven. Jan. 21, Council was, that he felt too great contempt fur the J. Howard, Mitcham, calico-printer, at ten. Jan. 2.5, J. and , • grit majy of those assembled, and thought it more 11. Herbert, late of Tokenhouse-yard, brokers, at ten. Jan. 21, J. C. Schwieso, Soho-square, harp-manufacturer, at one. proper to allow their preconcerted plan to come Jan. 2.5, J. parding, Great Winchester-street, jeweller, at before the Public exactly as it had been matured, eleven. Jan. 21, J. Bell, late of Downshire•hill, Hampstead, than interfere with it in the place so characteristically victualler, at one. Jan. 11. J. Drake, Lewisham, merchant, chosen for outtinir it into execution. He had the at twelve. Jan. 11, E. Blackley, Wood - street , Cheapside, • oa warehouseman, at twelve. Jan. l4 , J. Harrison,ee of Leeds, proud consolation to state (if the conduct of the Count merchant, at twelve. Jan. 1 4 , D. Stalker, Leadenhall-street, could be supposed to give him a moment's pain), that slopseller, at twelve. Jan. 11, J. Salmon, Canterbury - build - he ![ad received the thanks of the great body of his lugs, ntheth, coal-merckant, - at twelve. Jan. 41, A. H. fellow-citizens, and that the chief objection of the Thiewn, Bernard-street, Russell-square, merchant, at one. Jan. Court was, that he had had the distinguished honour 11, J. Richardson, Sloane-street, apothecary, at one. of attending his Majesty, as Conservator of the River DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Thames, upon the occasion of the late Illyal visit to Jan. 13, 11. Newman, Knowl-hill, Wargrave, perks, shop ot an St I- d. Such &manifestation of loyalty was neither keeper, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Reading. Jan. 14, O. Sharland, late of South Mohan, Devon, money-scrivener, at to be forgotten nor forgiven by' those characters he eleven, at the Old London Inn, Exeter. Jan. 15, J. Armistead, had just described. Clapham, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, at twelve, at the White - CRIPPLEGATE WARD WITHIN. Horse Inn, Preston, Lancashire. Jan. 22, 1). Handforth, Man- After the usual routine of opening the Wardmote, cheater, victualler, at ten, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Man- and before the • names Of the Candidates were put in chester. Jan. 18, 13. Gray, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the • George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Jan. 2t, I'. Jones and F nomination, Powell, late of Wrexham, grocers; at eleven, at the Aynnstay Mr. EICKE addressed the Freemen at considerable Arms Inn, Wrexham. length, with reference to a misrepresentation that had CERTIFICATES.-Jaw. 11. been extensively circulated in the Ward, of his having W. Rivers and J. Clowes, Shelton ' r Staffordshire, manufactu- favoured the object of a Petition for a union of this rers, of earthenware. T. Leigh, Manchester, plumber. H. ' Hyde, jun. Stayley-bridge, Lancashire merchant. W. Arm- Ward with the 'Ward Without, which he warmly ye strong, Newcastle-upon-Tyne , merch ant. It. Childe, Little- pudiated, but declared himself well disposed to a Re- Stretton, Salop, blacksmith. S. G. Hart, Harwich, merchant. form in, and favourable to a more equal Representa- I. Twycross, Westbaurn, Sussex, fellmonger. lion of the Freemen in the Court of Common Council. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. . The names of the several candidates having been Morse and Adams, Norwich, brewers. Alitche ll and Mac - • . knight, Shiffnal, Salop; mercers. Mawer and Martin, Lincoln then • put in nomination, upon a shew of bands the mercers. Coles and Co. Southampton, slaters. L. and T. Ford, choice fell upon the old Common Council, with the Shelton, Staffordshire, potters. Italians a nd C o , Hartshorne, exception of Mr. Eicke, over whom Mr. Forsyth, a Dee4s,hire, earthenware-manufacturers. Bates and Co. Skir- new candidate, had a trifling majority, and upon a coat, Halifax, friziug-millers. J. and 11. Bates, Soylands, Ha lifax, friaing-millers. Wardle and Baby, Leeds, seh „ ol . mis. . poll being demanded, tresses. Jell and Back, Dover, innkeepers. Dicker and Cum- Mr. CAPEL rose, and addressed the Meeting, er mine, East Stonehouse, Devon, curriers. Rose and Dreweatt, pressing his regret at the result of this day's proceed- Marlborough, grocers. Greaves and Shackleton, attonnies.- i togs; and as he felt that his late colleague's (Mr. Eicke) Itenty and Smart, Berkeley - square , clock -makers. Greaves 1 ; exert ions upon all public questions, as well as his ge and Gardner, Preston, builders. Mills and Da wson, Hounds ditch, whalebone-cutters. Hook and Dodds, Old Liroad-street, ' rseral attention to the interests of his constituents, had merchants. Price and M or i io n, Liverpool, merchants. Rice entitled him to their fullest confidence; and that as and Co. Liverikmil, rope-makers. • Lee and, Dickson, St. Mar- he well knew his zeal for the success of a Parlialuen ou's-Line. J. and F. 'faults Birmingham , platers. Whitehead . Reformation 1 tart' in the Repreientation of the People and Clarkson, Rochdale, ancashire, attornics. (in deference to which object he, Mr. Cal el, thought GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, (wiriest HOVICIINS IIIMMITATION), 1 all others unimportant), would induce Mr. Eick6 to For the Week ending Dec. 14, 1822, nude up from the Returns give that subject every support when brought before of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Town's in Etig- tire consideratioll of the Court of gommon Council, land and Wales. w Inch it shortly would 23s Od Peas be, he begged to tender his Wheat 33s led I Oats 1 8 s 6 d I Beans 25s 10d , :.•a;, - ,,i resignation in favour pf his late coll ll:irley 2.9 s 31 I Rye . ,, eague, arid to de ' . SW:AL-Average (' rice of Brown or Musco vado Su g ar, coos- 'cline the honour *bleb his fellow-freemen had pitted from the Returns made in the Week endt:l2, lush 1.):e.. again Conferred uponhim. ... 1822, 20s. 4d. per cwt. exclusive of I m p ortation Duties. I Mr. Emu, aft.er passing a high eulogium up.)n - 6 - 3 - 2 . 0 14 12 .• .. : • . • • - • ' • . , • • • , -•• • . - ' *Olll4 ' • • . 1 Air ..4,. - ...., - • v- . , . • , - 1 ., 1 .: 10 clilr .. . • --. Z.:€:- - e # 0.. , ..("• -,- t. *ig r . d ;;P.,, v , A.:.,. :.• ... .7, ~ • v ,... N1 , \ , ...-itl':ii ;•.7 , 1 ''; 1 t I : . i , , ... • , , ... ~ . , : . . . [PRICI, SZVEnirPRMCIM ' - i . 0.182 e. .... • • .: •. : . • . . . . ST. rlithicAfS.DAY. ' P=lrn. - •• • • • .7.-as .1.1-v4,.. . OR'DWAINERS' WARD: LAMIZIW-• - 5 .. a f t01,7 ..:-)7- 'WIII - the most v4RpnoTE held en &timidity , the 21st . . , . • ...-.....-.., • ^. - peaceable day of Election • i . ' atber, 11122,at *Row Chutch, before tbe Right Wm:- Sityorima SMITH, 1441 ' . 14 ' P ' Alderman of I f e n r t y C° rs ci l anntki e n i :h tio e n C t'il i a t g y a i , n : a t t l i e w ln d :; n b b t e a rl i s r b g ee h b a n !i be f t o: " e t4i ontest r tn °T er s,:2 l iii i : wing Gentlemen were re-eieeted• limbers of the those were not considered as politiCal conilesti• nit the respective Candidates as advocates of the dulled for this Ward for the year ensuing,viz.-Mr. I i e s z si C s e li P t a se g)liipolities thea to . , . Iranian; Mr. William Row, sen. Mr. James Trimbey, l I Abbey, Mr. Charles William Hick, Mr. William cd A oo l n d bt e iutnu ta continuance return e al 1 o d ffaithful kingthanks pe va nt rd lOr o p erip a I p hr ieg W at ' e a . r w d. ith W in i a th fid th ß e r. George Stevenson, and Mr. William Row, jun. Commonrfo suppor t, om C O 8 ci performance ci of n . c rodi e ld yn n s at i had tttgyo,e nr aet nnsde nothing f:cr theiron t the i . unanimously, That the cordial Thariks of this Ward- othfethterm • en to the Right Worshipful Criaisrormea SMITH, Esq.. man of thi ! Ward, for his unwearied application to pledges nm i e i ci i t s i . l u e p p p r o e r c t inc of t t ß he et s t a ir m ns e o e f x t c h e e lle w nt a r c ti o n f c F ip ar le n s . , og. 4 . 4;1. • of this Ward, his uniform politeness on all occasions 'tants, his attention to the interests of this great City, • , , Without, the name of Mr. Ex-Sheriff Wirjaieliw as i artial conduct in the Chair this day. , That the above Resolution, signed by the Ward meted In th ree ,of.the Morning anal three of the silently left out, and at the Wardmote hi y *as returned in his place. Thanks were voted to M r . T. wpm r i Mme-, THOMAS WERSTBR, Wand Clerk . n W Aldermaaernst etc for his genehl conduct in his . . •SATunp4Y.NIGtIt . ;.a4zAtTE. o ffi ce, and lOr his invincible adherence to the princi- . • t • tootedin .the City. 'The Alderman, its returning ples pf . . political liberty. which he had so hishly prcs. BANKRUPTCIES 'EN" LATI.6Itb. thanks, said that many who had been his opponents :Meuse, Edgeware-road, victualler, from January 4 at the commencement of his political career, had paid eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, 11-street. the best compliment to hii exertions by enterin g the filliam Buclrmaster, Old Bond • street , army - clethiers . ranks of the Reformers. • . neither 28 to February 8, at ten, at the Court of f o ll ow i n g • Toners of Bankrupts, Basinghall.sueet. Th e is t h e return of the n u mb ers polled . 1 at the Ward of-- I BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. - a.' 'I CRIPrLEOATE-WITHIN. i !4•/. orris, jun. Ragland, Monmouthshire, cordwainer, • 1.. Mr. Valiance - - 6 • Mr. Forsyth - - 6 rryweather, Longinus, Hants, maltster. • Mr. Kiel - - - 6 *Mr. Thoregood - - 3 • d Edward Gray, Birmin g ham, nall•ironmongers. Mr. Waterhouse . - 6 Mr. Capel - - - 2 BANKRUPTS. Mr. Jowers - - - 6 Mr. Eicke - - - 0 :ott, Sandall-Magna, Yorkshire. tobacco and snuff- Mr. Heron - - - 6 surer, to surrender January:: 6, and February 1, at This War returns S. • t th e Sessions-house, Wakefield. Attornies, Messrs. BASSISHAW WARD. ;1 il Co. Henrietta-street, Coventgarden ;or Messrs. Mr. Lester -- - - 19 Mr. Frisby - - •14 nd Scholey. Wakefield. • Mr. Wiguelin - - 18 Mr . Britten - -12 1 r, Batheaston, near Bath, saddler and harness-maker, Mr. Ilughes - - 18 i t .2, 3, and February 1, at eleven, at the White Lion This Ward returns 4. 4 th. Anomie; Mr. Makinson, Middle Temple; or • New Candidates. lings, Bath. . . VINTRY WARD. 1 Humphreys, late of Wells-row, Islington, grocer, pur- er 23, at one, January 4, and February 1, at ten, Saturday, when this Ward assembled for the nose of electing Representatives in Common Council, rt of C ommissioners Ba at r of Bankrupts, sin g hall-street. i Messrs. Jones and Howard, Mincing-lane. Mr. Alderman MAGNA Y,wllo presides in the Ward, I 'AI, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, stationer, took occasion to observe that be thought it necessary .8. 9, and February 1. at eleven, a t t he White Lion to state in that place what he could not with pro- :ratford-ripon-A von. 'Attornies, Messrs. Adlii,ton oriety mention in the Court of Common Council the Bedford - row; or Messts. Wyat and Son, Strat fo rd - - • last time he sat in that Court, in consequence of the 1 con. uirton,lngol, near Preston, Lancashire, corn-merchant, delicate situation in whieh he was placed as the late 14, at five, 15, and February 1, at eleven, at the Chief Magistrate of the City, as well as for another • horse Inn, Preston. Attornia, Mr. Blakelock, Ser- reason which he should not conceal from the Public. Inn ;. or Mr. Dewhurst, Preston. 'bite, late of Maiden-Bradley, Wilts, farmer, Decem• . at three, 28, and February 1, at ele ven,lt was known to the Meeting that a vote of thanks at the Castle had been moved to him by I.lr. Whitby, at . the last Ii Inn. Bath. Anomie., Mr. Williams, Red Lion- Court but one, for his attention to the duties of the or Mr. Knight, Warminster. Ma g istracy. The fate of that motion was known, as ri, Great Commensial-buildings, Blackfriars-road, ha-• well as the conduct oithose who held up their hands ler, December 24, January 18, and February 1, at ten, against it, departing from the manly practice of Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall- Attornzy, Mr. Phipps, Weaver's Hall. stating the grounds of their opposition. It was at ',.llsilds, Whitehall. victualler, December 28, January least due to one who had just ceased to hold the high February 1, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners trupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. Wood, Rich- office of Chief Magistrate of the City of London to niiidings make known to him in what respect he had departed ig, lute o f Dean•street, Soho. Manchester, draper, January 6,7, and Fe- from the leag recognised principle of action amongst 1 , a t ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, his predecessors ; but there were some amongst whom igson, Cross-street, Manchester; or Mr. Ellis, Chan- respect for station could not exist, if the individual ne. raised to it by the voice of his fellow-citizens haP. • , tries Edwards, Thr orton-street, stock-broker, De- r 24, 31, and February 1, at twelve, at the Court of nened to be influenced by political views of a differ- • issioners of Bankrupts, 13asinghall-street. Attorney, ent tendency. That he entertained feelings contrared bwe, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane. wick those of the men he alluded to upon certain RENDS to be made in BASING lIALL-STREET. public questions, he neither could help nor repent; bAlt . I, W. Prest and J. Woolner, Lawrence-Pountney-lane, he did not see why this difference of opinion should ors, at ten. Jan. It, R. Park, jun. Portsea, coal- operate against him while in the performance of 1 t, at twelve. Dec. 28, J. Donley, late of Willow- duties which bad nothing to do with politics. In fact, - tankside, corn -merchant, at one. Jan. 25, J. Hewett, in's-lane, builder, at eleven. Jan. 25, J. Lawrence, his principal reason for not noticing the unmanly con. ;arden, woollen-draper, at one. Feb. 8, J. I. and P. duct adopted towards him in the Court of Common Clement's-lane, wine-merchants, A eleven. Jan. 21, Council was, that he felt too great contempt fur the I•d, Mitcham, calico-printer, at ten. Jan. 25, J. anti majority of those assembled, and thought it more ben, late of Tokenhouse-yard, brokers, at ten. Jan. proper to allow their preconcerted plan to come I Schwieso, Soh uare, harp-manufacturer, ai one. , J. /larding, Great Winchester•street, jeweller, at before the Public exactly as it had been matured, Jan. 21, J. Bell, late of Downslaire.hill, Hampstead, than interfere with it in the place so characteristically r, at one. Jan. 11. J. Drake, Lewisham, merchant cnosen for putting it into execution. He had the e. Jan. 11, E. Blackley, Wood-street, Cheapside, seman, at twelve. Jan.l4, J. Harrison, proud consolation to state (if the conduct of the Court it, at twelve. Jan. 14, D. Stalker, Le ee of Leeds, adenhall-street, could be supposed to give him a moment's pain), that r, at twelve. Jan. ii, J. Salmon, Canterbury-build- he !lad received t ambeth, coal-merchant, - at twelve. Jan. 41 , A. H. he thanks of the great body of his fellow-citizens, and that the chief objection of the , Bernard-street, Russell-square, merchant, at one. Jan. tichardson, Sloane-street, apothecary, at one. Court was, that lie had had the distinguished honour of attending his Majesty, as Conservator of the River DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. Thames, upon the occasion of the late li (val visit to 5, 11. Newman, Knowl-hill. Wargrave, Dierks, shop- at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Reading. Jan. 14 , G. Scotland. Such &manifestation of loyalty was neither 1, late of South Holton, Devon, money-scrivener, at to be forgotten nor forgiven by' those characters he at the Old London Inn, Exeter. Jan. 15, J. Armistead, had just described. a, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner, at twelve, at the White _ CRIPPLEGATE WARD WITHIN. nn, Preston, Lancashire. Jan. 22, D. Handfnrth, Man- After the usual routine of opening the Wardmote, victualler, at ten, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Man- and before the names Of the Candidates were put in Jan. 18, B. Gray, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the • Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Jan. 21, I'. Jones and E. nomination, . late of %Weibull, grocers; at eleven, at the Aynnstay Mr. EICKE addressed the Freemen at considerable I an, Wrexham. length, with reference to a misrepresentation that had CERTIFICATES.-Jaw. 11. been extensively circulated in the Ward, of his having Livers and J. Clowes, Shelton, Staffordshire, manufactu. • favoured the object of a Petition for a union of this earthenware. T. Leigh, Manchester, plumber. H. jun. Stayley-bridge, Lancashire merchant. W. Arm- Ward with the - Ward Without, which he warmly .re- Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merch ant. It. Childe, Little- pudiated, but declared himself well disposed to a Re- 1, Stop, blacksmith. S. G. Hart, Harwich, merchant. cross, Westbourn, Sussex, fellmoriger. form in, and favourable to a more equal Representa- tion of the Freemen in the Court of Common Council. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. The names of the severa l can did ates h av i ng b een I ie anti Adams, Norwich, brewers. Mitchell and Mae- -4.11,;irn,1 .Z.sittn' mercers. then put in nomination, upon a she of hands the Mawer and Martin. Lincoln, . •:. • - • . This day was published, • In Three Volumes,l2mo. price 245. IS ABE L L A.—A NoveL.—lly the Author of 41 Rhoda, " Plain Sense," and " Things by their right names." 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