The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-22 00:00:00

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Lone Anpiemputa,esithe Premien' aad Mayas( Insurance for more yesphassolift • • , • _It,WANEAtILE 4,11'6 INStItANCE:L , •IMDeeeription of Insurance sal or rie s tiresdoi pAer ed ir ti all Paws holding A nneitie‘, Leases , or O ffi ces, ut ni lives, or whose incomes era s e silt% life. Evantpte :—A person thirty yea of 'age Ina% .bY the small hyment of /.713. is. Id. se ee .C.)00, to he paid (to is • rally, or other% i.e as be Ma 4irect) at his &nth. fel ' other tam ashy be inia i red ha like asitneet,kandifiny O her, age , -One person may inn we neuther's,life, to tut amosot of any iinsviht he mall leitirviirfbe"crintlnahnte thereof. No Entrepeo Money ni , nes rine revoked.. - Na cCisarge prise 4. foi Policies a.r 1 1 ;ertili at Ketiewal. No Registry of A, si t norentkrequi.red. „large Commis:4On allots ed to Sella. t 0,,, camber ... pima r & procorioc In•wrances. • - • • • . N. 13iiiiTH AM, Seevetary. 1 ~.... .0. SALE OF DW'ffiillßE CATTLE AND NEW AEI PER SIIEEP. MR. CIIII:DPS ANNUAL SALE will corn twork the 29th teatant, a t 04:.Farwielag, Weft, oesr Bevrttlee, where there will be SOLD. between THIRTY and .FORTY HEAD of truly viluahle STOCK, of the pure NORTH DEVON BREED; vi t. up warth of Twenty C. , ws. and Heifers in ('alf, Two ex traor times iNd MAN . :Thirteen Sleets, well oraPted fiw work or toned; :tad TWO very Capital palm; 'lulls; nntrly One timid/v* 3 / 4 )W, aut. Theaue, th at are descended from Mr. fintitte ; t Rath., and from Ewes that hare bed purch.,sed Kith infinite care frort tbemost valuable Florkitin Leicestersalm, and bertha, WeEhers, isr an excellent stale Str T..ritip v —A, it it .well known that, POWs has for many. years beetilndefafiriblelii selecting the most perfect Stock of itsl.ioJ, it nl.l v be 'm . inuted that what .ire Wino tri he offered* , tthe Publlc.zre well worth their a tt e sti u st, an d the% stay rely upunit tbst,tho witeht•aillbe sold without re an ye, . . . . . • . ,Of•ilay was publis . besl. itt qrs. Wire His. 6d. boards, r.rilit ,Pll4loi . ACCIPCEI3 of the ROYAL ,titiAtfit qpf PHYSICIANS of LONDON, 1809. Translated into En/014s, with, Notes, &c. By RICHARD POWELL, M.D. - Frilow of be (Allege, Thwichn to Sts, Bartholomew's and • .; the Magdalen itowsitala. Printed for VOXiiiMit ItJRbT, KU.% mid ORME, Pateroopri T ea.ot i ,, • •• pgi Paghboird, TWO 17 AS EV, i Ping at doe Vie*, the Relations • c t o• rental FHA RII ACOPOLI p, Ire Ss. M. This day were published. .Ia Wilk Price boasts $ and laden- fine Paper, M. 6d. boards, FLlValspiE a 4. 0 N A i i r V . CIENT H H is IC y fO c RY, ex. •rs t tftunlig of ibe Assyrian, rero.a./,, Egyvtl 411 fir:l(46Bh' add Grecian Nations. 14 11168. WILSON. Printed for LONOMAN, HURST, REES, and ORATE, Pater uster-row. This day was published, la live. price is. ad. IDENTLTIEi ASCERTAINED; or, an H. inst[ntiogof Mr. Ware's ()pinion respecting the samehet.s of infection irtifenereal finuorrhea :sod the Optairmia of F.,;vpt. Witb an Examination of A lboity between Ancient Levens, au4l 111016. imalbo; Printed let J. Callow, Medical Booksoller, Crown-coact. efiJett:Stfeel, S-.lto I and T. [trice, Edto butes. Wbere tutks be 'try Jost published, J. CALLOW'S. 4 esW CATALWiIIk:, for IRO3, of a C neetioo of Book , . in Anatomy, Medlicint.. %.ir gery, Cbentinry, lioseato,Nitr. To which• is:Oiled, an Ap- Prildi (, - eaatainiag a choice C.l4rti.soof Second-bond Books, In vat( on. 1,1•Igu am % which are tn.toy rare Articles, teL roily ince asetti. • This shay was poSlisbed. . Poke Jo. sewed. - 'A LETTER, containing smug Observations on otAcruk ES of the LOWER T.1'41351 to nhirh ii added. ail AdMont nr i COntrinUne Iw wltoinistet Oleanlinen) sod 4:) nfort In the lied-riddeu, or PrrAnn confined 1 " tied ty Apt., ccitcal. Siehuan, or any other Infirmity, wish %pl.olnetry Clang. RV Sir J.AMES EARLE, F.R.S. titrgeon . I:_xtfisOadiuniryto has hlajest 1 :and stator Saroon to Bartholuswa s Ifospaal. loaubid; Prated fur J. Callow, roan-cowl, Princes street, Soli; J. Julus-on. St. Paul's (Inured-yard ; asd R. Faultier..loW lohillstreet. Alsq, by the same Author. • A TIMATIM L on the HY D ROC I.L II price'*. ((VISISRVATIONS ors ) 11XMORR If , rxotr,s- CIIRCES. geeing Swlltioni on tb ! .,cp,aE oy GURNEY . SPINE. fir- &c. &c. • - - 10A1lti• ON MOFBiO POISONS. • • This Is Were published, In One large Volumes, Qaarft, price .iel• ss. in boards, • 011iERVATIONi it MOIL POIiONS, Tlvo PARTS. Part' Ir—Contrritiog Sr pliil6, Yaws ' Sievers, Lkphas. tlasit, aed the Annmala confouoiled with them. Part. IL—On -cute Contagions, particularly the Vario lons and Vertu*. Sec. wi illustrated with Fur ciitolved Ihrzeav-. ins.% copious victim' Remarks, and further lommcutaries an Mr. Hunter's Opinionm. By JOSEPH ADAMS, NI.D. C.E.S. Physician to the Small Poe and In,cu!ation Hospitals. Printed for J. Callow, Medical Bookseller, No. 10, rosa-court, Priace's•Wreel. Sabo- Where 'soy be had. J. CAELOWS NEW CATALO';UE of MEDICAL lifittliS. in various , for lsu9. • This day was puhlisheti t In three volumes, small octavo, priets:l2k be beards, dedi cated, bv.permatrion, to her Itoyal IlWraess the Princess ' of Wit s. a AerAnd Uditiarsof DR.' I)I WOOD's DISOILDELLS .of CIA' !Ay ippik v with Direct** ibethe Nlanagement of Hifontsfrom far Birth, adapted In Domestic .Also lately published, bv the same Author, the Fifth tioa, price 138. id. irt tviards, of A TREATIsL on the 'DISEASES Of (•UILDRT'S ; de dicated, br penal-ben, to the Qoeen, ;:od oo* precisely adapted to Proilosional Readers. Also, by tbs same, Author, inscribed, by permi.sioo, In his Rny.d•Mihrsess the Prince of Wales, a Third Edition, price au in boards, of .his SUR/JCAL "ri,ACTII; coutainiog a Treatise upon Ul cers of tNe Le:--; . ithliiihdlues Tumours, the Mammary Ab: serves. Dlsbrberslisf the awl on Gaagrere. • ',idea: Prised foe ! J. Callow, Crown-court, Priwoes streer, Sol,; 1 . Ju.t 0.101114. C YbLAVpb new CATA LOOM; of 31b1J1C1111 IMDUISUbbse • • C 3 A Medical Orealatifig Library. • N E " • QIVIFT and CO. Joiht 'Ctintracturs with Go k-7 ventment for the preen! STAIR trY1"1 1 CRY, respect fully inform the Public that Tickets and Shares are owe Sale, iii rent variety, at their (Mee', Nu. 11, Poultry ; Nu. 12, charinr-crins ; and 31; Aldgate High-street. The *Misr of this Lotter. is entirely hew, and has hither to received the most unqualified approbatiou them are only 51001 Numbers in the lottery,and 51w whole will be 'Mk% N ONI: I/ iY, the 20th of Next Month, when the follossief °vital Prizes mast be distributed mum% the fortunate Parasites's', viz. 4 of £V,00.1 ,c 3,0,10 I A .... of .... ,el,O/0 4 .... of Besides the ioferiar Wises of £lll, &c. as Una. This Lottery alio . ptesgpt? the Aplortueit v never before of fervid tit tht Public, of gulping the immense... Sums of .£010.32, Xtill,floll, or it 10.0110141- dic purchase of me Number osv. • - ALL EN 911IJIAAJC The Mai Lottery ta be Drain, this Year.. ictilatusapk: 4Opui,:ttck, anci Co.. .406. Cornhill, and Cifflikg.triss, respectfally ttequ lint the Politic, that toe whole of the New State Lottery will be drawn is one Day, lih of October nest. TM. Lnitrrz b.ts 5111.) Numbers- (from No. 1 in incltsire) I tom- Tickets of a Number. so that the Pur chaser of a Single Ticket will gain n Prise of 20.10.11. B) 7 wo Titles of the same Namher, A Prise of • By Three Tickets of the saute Number. A Prise of • X60,000 By Four Tickets of the same liteinhei! • A Pezi: of And all other Priz-f in the same Proportion. CAPITAL. PRIZES. 4 of 4N2O,(k)J. 4of XX).* ' It of .€lOOO 4of •.!')J.) l2 of ;)00 sitc. dee. Re. • A thl not three Bloaks to a Prize. OS ilendav, the 11th instant, was published, (IN, be continued weekly, price ls.) . ~ . . No. I. of 1134TES.'S. GENEetAi. EiTATE.DIRRC. TORY.—the dioippoititments witch are daily expe rienced by the delay of the inootina of Advertisements in ma lty of the Jonas ots,.fram the necessity Hort" are and-or of con veying to the Plastic tkat maser of donseedle and foreign in formation, fu; winch tact , arc so princiieolly intended, noel the soerions hirmrvenienCe and last iorte•ei on,•oinnt there o n, call loudly for the application of an eilleetnal remedy. ' Linder this eausideration, :deeded with the *tility and ad southiAewhich the present Di a acTOIIT is capableto afford, the Proitrietm• is irideeed to ollkv Hie sane, and by Its reen lar pnblieniiiso and admittance only of wilat it it so obvloasly to e*ct, bas. • hiforaustioli of varioua ProisisSo Wisailsor, mad for Disposal, IN ANY *AY, it will, it is presumed, prove a entice:l:rated Source of Infer-, motion, fa , litating the KnorrletL.‘ , t of Property for DisptisaL or Wanted, to both Vandior and Perchaser. EMenaive Circe/Winn in a Wok of this nature, is un doubtedly necessary, and oven indoopenssble, to its very ('.l istener.- liett,"though divreded of the unconfirmed and often contradletorst RnintWri, the tedinns and in.ipid prolixity, of I).tailt on roiltionable Life. of which so fierpoentiv the Co 11.ain of our Pctiorlical Publications is) the. present day en tirely consist, the Dia Ccilb R Y presents no elm:Med Means of Circulation to bow who ma ( v honour it with heir Faroe. The Sanction, Encaurtgenseut, and Acrruh ati eon, which the Proprietor's Plan has met with, from . co the most eminent and seccenful in the Pmfescinn, and their kind Offen of As sistance. induce hint to guarantee to the Public, even at the Onset. a most general and diffused Circulation. To the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in geaernl, who mks ot inclined no parchase or dispo,e of Estates. (louses, See. the Proprietor offers %ski) deference, the Pere,nl of the I/mite - roar itself: and wily heel leave to hint at the Sim plicity and Cas.• of a Plan for :mai )) ill .T an Object of general Importance, at pres-nt so dilatory, inconvenient, and expen sive. Ile n-ishet, however, the declining of an intermrdiate Agency in any Co .cern which appear. in hi. Puhlicatinn, 1 and that it may he considered as a Maxim upon which he in variable . Immo in art. The 1)1 macron v is tiled at the relsectahle Coffee-Hansa in Loulnii, and alto at the principal Inns and Readier 'looms in the Provincial Ti, Wits and V illagtl; part of which is annexed to this Pro-pm-tn.. COFFEE-110USF9 IN LONDON. Bank Coffer hour, 'fitrea toteedloootreet. . B i gtplillit C eirte-b, oil.' , ChMilerri-Line. liateinit'sCAtr-e-ionnse, Cornlili. IteelfpriiCoffln ee-oose. Suutbamlt pion-row. Raw' 1- , guard, • Illack,ousitt's Arms tavern, Lower Lost-Sinitifield. Ca lei..an Corlee-lion-e, Sloone-street. elude and F skins, Alder gate-street. •Chapter Coffee-home. tiatemaster-row. . Cosi .:errial lint, Skinner-street. Furnival's hot Coffee-hone, 111.1SoYsi. tic rges Coffee-house. Chailtery-hine. Ge so and flue fear, Hollown. (llnnnnnnlllttlssssssremelt Coffe 7 .-house, Piccadilly. (Laden Mow, Chnrirr.;-cross. • Otis's Inn toffee-howie, Holborn. Hostencit s Coffee-house, Piccadilly. Inefetsonl• lintel, Vere-Areet. Langbourn Ward Collec-houv, Fencburch-street. London Cestree-house. 6*dg:ow-street. Morgan' Coffee-house, Nloortields. Oxford rmffee-how. Strand. Pecie's 1.4111 r- heare, Fleet-street. Portman Arms, Portman-place, Paddington. Prince of Wales's Coffee-house, Conduit-street. hearlas Cofer-house, Carey-street. Slidghter's Colter-house. ht. Marti. eolane. Story-gaCutler-house,ce-mise, Story-gate, Westmin-ter. Stock Exclunve Culfee-bmne, Stock I.xchange. St. James's ('o(fee-house. St. ironies's-, reel. St. Paul's and l)orturi Cousin:ins Conee-auuse, St. Paul's Chureh-voird. Swan and Tiro Necks. Lail-lane. B:evrtn's 11. e Eiond-sitert- Sysron.fs lon Coffee-house, Chancery-lane. Temple Coffee-house. Tile nut tem. 'Henrietta Street, Caveat-garden. White !torso, letter-lone. Will's Ciaec-house, Searle-street. York Hotel, Bridge-sfrcet, nhockfriars. PROVINCIAL TOWNS ANI) VILLAGES. Bromley Iliglipate Barnet Ilamp-tead Ilishrtp-Stirtford Harrow Croydon% I I nri ford Chi.. well Harlow [helrnsford Islington 'hipping Ongar Kensington )arttiord Kennington I)air'aing i Kingston Dunstable Nlaiastone Ealing Ifunifiord Folmention Fatfiel4 I. Itichinosi Reading ,iratford itipsaiii Si i ghlin Sianisore Farn!iaai rt. Alibates Great irh Stevenage Great Ilford Uxbridge Guildford Wool w seb Sint:tversiaftb Wiutbor lifirknry Watford ants.laen - A dveirtifeisents are received at 1 1 (8. i. Ootiet -ttreet, Man r..e.icvliqtruct at Meows. K by and Ituirdrex, Dualist.lien. vu. 190, o‘ford-street I mid Mr. Wilittn, Swat-eller, Bit, Corobill, coroi.r of . the Rural Exchange, of whim the Di ro. tory aver be had, aad of all Booksellers throaghost the 4#itett• It iftdosik - A No. 4, OORNMILL, aad 9, LHARilitiO-CROSS. Fr DISH begs kart. to rewind O AF Public, that 1 • the STATE LOTTER Y begins gdd.bnsbes Draw ls; the 20th NEXT MONTH; • And it is the ouLt- Lorrtalr that will be drawn visa Y 6:Al.—The Scheme is perfectly . lustre', highly !ipproverf, and the more it is known the more it admired ; —it cannabis 4 Prizes.. of £10,01X) 4 Prises .. of .. ,Ct s liY33 4 The whole of %Nis will he decided in Oat 13.0 r there fore a speedy purchase is necessary, whit,' Tickets and Shares miss be had ingront variety at the above old evta bitibed °Sires. PERSONS in the COUNTRY May besepplied, the same as if present, bs sending their ruder. Aplipt or carriage paid), aceasniaaWied with goad fills,Cas.i. 13ank Nose,, ur Post-Office-Orders, to eittieruf NiStl s tPthilee. in London, No. M, ‘011.141111.1., al. 9, CRAPIPNIGIAIROSS. BANK OF IeNGLAND. • Yesterday there was a General Court of Pro prietors, for the purpose of declaring the dividend fur the last half year. , The dividend pruposed by the Court of Direc tors was 5 per cent. and a motion was made ac-, corditigly. se An amendment was moved and seconded, that the dividend should he increased to G per cent. being at the rate of 12 per cent. per annum. Sir A. PIGOTT (Ctitliisel to the 1.1 Ilk) resisted this moriii, as au improper interference with the discretion of the Directors. Although the strict word, of the law were, that there should be every lia:1-year a division of the profits; yet the law had s.: gar fallen iato disuse, that it had always hitherto Been left to the judgment and discretion of the Di. rectors, to consider what amount of dividend it was safe and prudent to recommend ; and there was nu instance of the Court cif Proprietors alter ing it. Mr. RANDLE: JACI W IN, SC seconder . of the amendment, relied t:pun the well known prosKe rity of the affairs of the Batik, and saw no reason why the SOHO dividend of per rent. winch war Made in the years 1804, 1805, and 1806, should bet be made itt the prissent year. He was con. rinsed that the circumstances of the Batik would afford it ; and, therefore, he considered - , that' at - curding to the words of the Act, there should be a fair division of the profits among the Propri ate!? every half year. Mr. WiriTHORP2 said, that when the 12 per cent. was given, it was by no means intended or considered as a permanent dividend, but as a tem porary bonus of 5 per cent. added to the regular dividend of 7 per cent. lie considered that a re gular dividend of 10 per cent. would be more for the advantage of the Proprietors, than 12 per cent. given occasionally by way of bonus. Sir A. PIGOTT moved the previous question on the Amendment, which, alter a long discussion, was finally carried. The Mildew! au then declared at 3 per cent. fur the half-year.- Mr. J.l‘Ksofi then moved, that there should be an addition of one per cwt. to this dividend, in the i *ay ui bonus. 'this motion was resisted by Sir A. PIGOTT and olhei Gentlemen, taw ilia ground that the same! Court could nut alter the dividend which had been declared. XacKsOff Cumplaine3 of the sort 'of ma nagement by which his 'tuition was gut - ritl of with Ike previous question, by which the Cburt of Pro- I pricier. had been prevented I l rotiOdeclariirg their upitdon in the 11,1141' way by ballot;' whether the dividend ought not to be increased. After every tong conversation, the question of ! adfoirnment was put and carried. Never was ile.tappoilitment more visible in the countenance, of any assembly ! %Veneer, not tell our readers that Bank Stock has recently risen 3r.) per colt. without any other corresAioniliog rise in the other funds of the country. • 'lrarious conjec ture weie made as to the cause, add the most Sill g oti tte hopes were entertained as to the effects of this rise. It was sail that a uegociation was cu. tered into with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, to enable the Company to add 2+ millions to their capital, and which, though their stuck rose upon the rumour to two hundred and seventy-eight pounds, the Proprietors were to be allowed to write it at two hundred pounds for every one huis. dred pounds stuck, being a bonus of 781. That the Bank were to lead this money (live millions) to Government, for the war, at 3 per cent. which would enable them to put off the meeting of Par. !lament till after Cnri•tinas, and the Luau till the month of slay ; and as a further inducement to the Bank to give this accommodation, they Merl promised the support of Ministers to a BM, Atli suppress all Bankers and others from issuing noteli payable to bearer, nithiu 30 or 50 miles (rum London, a serious inconvenience having been found (rum the isuniber of banking-shops recently established in all the tillages neir town—by which all articles of the first necessity have been inter cepted and enhanced in price. • • 'this was the general report, and it it curious if e story so circumstantial should have been cir. culated without arty foundation. It is more pro.. i liable, that some project of this kind • may have been funned, that it was in agillitiest, and that the rumour of occasioued the rise. But rite ther the distractions of the, King's Cabinet roar have interrupted the plan, ,or whether the well-. founded and serious alarw of the evils arising the superabeudami of paper curfew, may have deterred both Government and the Directors from huardiug the experiment, we know not ; but it. was inauifest, from too complexion of the Court, yesterday, that the Proprictuts would have Sllitie.l tioned with curdielity any areatigemeqt that would have put such a bonus iota their pockets 1 SIR 110 R liT 1., A'S dNIaLW N. A letter written at nejar ea - the 10th ult: by an UMW in the Portuguese Legiui4 sto a friemt at Llsbou, relates some partientars •of 41w laborious march of Sir Itubert %Vaisya and his gallant little corps, from Isis•iitation in the neighbourhood of izief o roe liaison. It. appears that the French hail fereed a .nuitilier,al,SiTitarils: to en. . list in their service; flatlet) .111veefiiseili t how ever, made their escape from the Esetia4.ll, *aid joined. the Legion ; and euold Sir IL.bejtt Nilson have. , reallinCti a day longer at Navai Curiseittn„• there is no—dottbt that tho whufe body duglif, • tutus, joined. On one hici:aajun, ail Hoe. llaikeets p Joni -.4 eluding the papers and military Chest, hail a Vet'''. narrow esraise from being seised by the •eremy, arid wcre aaved poly by briog conducted over the almost impracticablejia3lul Valverde. • In the beginning of lait mobil!, while the issue • of the c ampaigai was still due btfisl, dispatches I were intercepted at El Fientilo, containing, be. sides instructions rel.:live to the war, an account/ of peace having been concluded between Franco I and Austria, according• to whirl'. the 'EtiipCrot Francis bad resigned, all his. doiniuion, except- 1 " Hungary ; and it was added that in sit weeke.... Bonaparte was to be at Madrid. This intejli. gym? appears to have occasioned cuitsideratile un easiness; but the dispatch evidently wits an artifice to precipitate the retreat of the cembiatediirnit, " and to induce the Etqlish Commander its Chief to • retire upon the naval frontier, under the impree. sion that all fn. (her resistance to the arms of F ame wunld he in vain. uionA the °dicers of the Legion, the tteglect - '' te.delcuil the pa-s of 'linos, in the first instonee, appears to have been considered, as a roost cala. maims event ; and it was understood that two days'after the hatle of 'relaters, Lord Welling. ton, as well isv General Cents, wet traclintid to thitach the Legion to guard that toyer taut post e but most unturtutiately a different decision was afters ar,ds adopted.., soldiers of thrl,4iun did the greatest cre. slit to their officers during this exhausting and try- ** ing march, and they appear to have been well r a se ceased by the iuliabitaitts in the course of it. On the 10th, the Legion artived at cute de Gallus, where they found the enemy had murder. ed 54 Men, besides plundering ever) house in tint t own , and euminiitiag the must hurritilo eseesees towards the women. Cll.l 171.1. V. Monday last being the day appointed for the election of a Mayor fur the City of Rochester, fur the year ensuing, the Guildsiall of Ahe City 'was ppened at eleven o'clock with the .usu 'I fur. nullities. An active emvass having previotnike taken place, and a very severe contest being el. pected, it. Thompsun, EN. the present !Weyer, addrweil hi, brother tree:lieu, awl, iu an implied. , 'tisk and spirited speech, ativised them to be eau:a. Gus and good terispered in their conduct, nut suf. ' fering- the spirit of pattitsi bring 'on any disgrace. . • Jul scenes Of riot and eonfeeken, bet to proceed to '" the eleetion.of a Chief Magistrate with that digeky :4 r! . and &weal which )t ever wished to *ea ,prevail ~.,4 !.. atn,elvg the colt .ns of Rochester. 1..1,1 4 „. , rite candidates were, Mr. Alderman Itobbini % Ato was proposed by Mr. Runt, and seenlided by . ' Weeks ; and Mr. Alderman Simmons'; pre.' 4 1 by Mr. Coupec,, and seconded by•ilifit. .... 4 8 =4ll. , . t 1•1 sr t. ,in . Alderman Remits addressed Isis brother in .t neat and.appropriate speech. • 01 Alderman Simmons was not present, bar.. 'n V; ing dealired that he would uut solicit a vuie, list i t a that if it was the wish of the majority of his bro. d , i titer freemen to elect him, he would again serve the .. .t .iis agree. Mr. C. Luting rose to state, that it was hie ' 4 opinion Mr. Simmons was by far the more eligible .. i •perstits to till the Magisterial Chair. Mr. S. had 'before served the office, tiu ame of talent, nod of loyalty, and would again the duties of his ollice in a way that would 1:4) honourable to self and his fellow.citieer,s. Mr. Alderman Batty a observed, that it was a laudable atulutiuu iu any Alumber of the, oryo. • . ration to to th.: honour of being 41ayur of the city. It bad been said Mr. Simmons was is . man of talent•-•-he allo•ed it ; but Ile wOhlcl. in. list that Mr. Robbins possessed sufficient Aslant to fill the Aiagister.al Chair with great pauptiety. After some further convereation between seve..„ •, !‘ ( Eel Gentfenien, the private pull commenced and Continued till four o'clock, when-Mr. RONA was " GUa-head ; a public poll then commenced, *Rich was attended with as much bustle, riot, end con. fusion, both in and out . of the hall, as tie ever witnessed for a Member of Parliament. The pull . continued open till past nine o'clock when • '`• the'numliers were cast up, and it appeared'. that'"' I Mr. Alderman Robbins hada majority of el e v en ; votes, and, of wersc, was declared to be duty' " elected. a : - I;ite lininciliate!y after the election was derided, tht" 41. Mayor Fleet was chaired and carried through the'''. • City and Ain:ones,. Attended by a very nuntrroui • " 1 " 1 and retpectaible body of the freemen, aecortipanlhe• 4 - 1 by banners and preceded by a barna of int.tetilif 's» a large mambar of to:. h-bealerf. 'nts Liu-'• minateil one of the most beverelycuntet.ted election. for . Mayor. that.ever was remembered in the eller Rochester. . • • •t- t ,====sraacrweewrzf Zw a A.l. 1•001.: An octlari ) ..we tindeesiaud, hal 'been I go • A.blotkitik of Copenhagen. l u, .1.. 9 J