The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-01 00:00:00

IFF ‘ ?.' 1 . I .4' ^ ; "'#IFW .. - 7 ,._ " • R * ! 4 ' •• 4 •, . A „ .._ •i: 5848 " The Caws EAST INDIA !MUSIC, N0r.116.1813. • rffiliig Cowl of Directors of Me United Company of .111 Merchants of i?ngland, trading' to the East is- VW, isslumwey giro notice. ?tat a I.lst of unclaimed Dividends on East India ark op to Aely. RHO. Inclusive, will be published and ready for deli ay lathe Transfer Ole., it this house on Friday, the itth eeinber next. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. FATAELISHED UPWARDS OF TWENTY YEARS. Por the Miff of Irish Lines hp the Piece, et the Pieter! Dice. No. I, on the SOUTH SIDI?, of BLOOWSBURY SQU AR F., four doers from vie top of doatharnpton-street, ' ,lisilsorn. 011/18 IRISH I,INRN COMPANY beg !rare to an "nee., t o th e Public. that the shore Hoes. is their ouly Ustibilsitatent in this Country, where they eon. 'Moe to supply the Nobility, Gantry, sad the Public. with 1 "WARR/1) 1 MS ) ' grasiabbreebrd Wan, for Shirts slid Sheets. of the best fabric and colour, at a prke consider ably loser !ben they as be procured through say Other us :" Mem. They also engage to esters lbs puesinso.nioneT .: easied atuLfsolt sween., flood Irish fillip sod Benk,pf lun b MiUSSila2Atik As irasurradimif savoy& ears Plum.. _ - witty usen4ed to by JOHN DUNOVAN, 4. 814ovesbary-svare s LeetSof • 10111 N 110 Y LE, 21. St. Mary's Abbsy. DiiSlln. Agent: PATI IFIESTIC ECONOMY. r PREPARED BARLEY and .1 —-- - - Pit t, G D GROATS. fur snaking Barley Water and • • %RE Gruel in ten minutes; and are highly esteemed asst nutritious Food for Infants and invalids ; the Barley makes a delicious 'Peddiag,. and Is sup4rior for thickening Broths, Re.—Thai Articles having gained the highest approbation of numerson Medical Gentlemen of the first eminence, Matthias Robinson, sole Inventor, has obtained for the manufacture of them " flit Majesty's Royal Letters Patent," in order to protect:the Pub lic from spurious imitations, as the ce ebrity of his Prepara tions have induced unprincipled persons to pirate his " direc tions for use," and vend Articles falsely denominated pre 'pared, hut which are totally devoid of the superior and effica cious qualities of the Patent Preparations. Sold in I lb, Packages at Sd. and Canisters it 2s. each, which have ander the Royal Arms the word Patent, and the signature of Malts. Robinson. They %re w ted to keep in any Cll. oate, and are, therefore, weld worth the attention of bierehasts. Captains of Ships, and others trading to the East an* West ;Mies, itc. Sold Wholeiale, Retail, and for Exportation, by the Paten tee, Mauldin Robinson. 64, Red Llon street, Holborn, the corner of Eagle street; Bather's, druggists, 4, Cheapside, and Wit, Regent street, London; Waterloo Place, Edinburgh; sad Machine street, Dublin; and retail by all the principal Drug gists, Grocers, &e. throughout the Kingdom. PRINCE'S celebrated RUSSIA OIL Is now so improved with an extra valuable ingredient, throttle% which It hes Wade It the greatest preserver and promoter to the (lair. if need 1011. Muth., not a hair will tall mf. or turn grey. It is such a aostrlvlser to the lair. that even i: it has begun to turn grey. It will, restore It to Its natant to lam hr nynnehtle robbing it In the roots, as Inndreills hare experieeeed, ens. hare used it regularity. It Is sure to dear Usp scarf hem Infatirf to Old Age. and whets ditssing with Itviill always keep the head awl hair own and breath.). and in rust. Willsure resters t h e hair on Mid plans, U there Is the !. aor si gill of roots; bat If persons are bald.and the roots an E l ;rely gone. it. Net vesture, that any article tan restore It: sod If per pretend tat fore hair when the roots are gone, 1., any article what a, It is a Welty. Femme wins have begot to pe MM. ought tab. par as ► to use the Russia Oil daily. or at the least every ether dal. as there ghost be a complaint in the eta* wistelt may go !Gelber fed refry liff the bait ftraltudv. if neglected, which bee often been the ease. Even Medical Oen*. i d of Use lledieslMoil.whe MU estalvesd Prince ' s Reside O. bah, pub -1 in pen - Ormette of ideelthi"Ne.l6. that the discovery le a reit (To th. iorwri•t•f.and is ofdleatrba any giber 06 tithe heir.&•lo di. lo of baldness aid week bale. what can ?omit& be &We ie. Ilrothfli , • stud sratirtist M. wbeslWitaat litesatessaji.awraimewariisittner 'SAP, MC MC. MON•1111•V 711111M1115•1111W Warw. .a no••••••• ••••• •••• ....• • be enamithig the Ingredients isitkla graarl'oll, they Sad It coattail* trey kiegaismOlk eatookttamdipoeftmed: sad &teflon It emmet be amapared th e Rosati Oita. 4mo re rieher to the hair. The are petty winners. !maven!, and callstth, who melt bailee& fat and put It In note. and per lasi take to the pablie by pretending to veil %boa Beare theme ; but well knewn to Russia that Bears Grease Is too hands for the Hair. etomb*, the Hair turn Grey sod fall off. *Che trans of this is well n to every one Who kociasa the ihnperor Alexander, as he lost hi; Hair Om early ago ; and many Persons of Distinction in the North also IA their Isft at Au early age throw/Issuing Boars' Ottawa In short. In Russia sad Ott% parts of the North, where the Boars are. it is found from cape =ntlaat Beam' Goals is too harsh for the Hair, and whoever re ds it Is ell reentry for the Hair must do it for Imposition, or must k igneous% of its injuring the Hair; bat Priocch celebrated llassiablii is mixed with the must nourishing Oils in turope.and It is always lbw a Jelly, and it Is proved by crony one who has gine it a fair trial. ti be the only article that actually preserves and promotes the Hair.— lit la no wonder Got Ladles and Oen:teasel bare complained hi late .f the Russia Oil cot being of twirler to the hair. II Gee have found oat that unprioelphal persons bars sold them wanderfeits. Ladies awl GenUeruen will be particular, as Impostor. la Great Militia, Fraisee, and other different parts of the Continent:have made parsons ut the Counterfeit Russia Oil so fainth like the genuine, and Illabh Moos* deceive falsely, have printed en their counterfeit memo, ^ the griglaal," ile . genuine Itessiil Oil," and some even are so daring. although Ilepinsew It re pinisitahle, to put the Original Proprietor's MUM. There fore parrligorrs should he cantinas. and hare it pf tbe Proprietor, or of re apilikke Venders.—Asff for Prinee's lmkured kneels Oil. The ounce !Nl* ha. a large bottle, onatiining live ouncos,inte 'mond, Is a saying. MI by the .14 Pn•prittor. A. Prince. No. 9, Pulaud.street. Orford• lot dear the Pantheon; and by Mi. Smyth, pernimer to his Majesty. KA Ilona street ; Messra Illmattle,Tielihorne street; Sanger. 1311, Oxford• Moll; ft igge.os. Cheat/side :Johrwirn.6B, Coe/Shill ;'Cart, Rural Bethany*: ead most principal Perfiim-rs and Medirine Venders. Prince's :Itwisia Oil IN been haproved with the extra ingredient since January Pet through which it will keen pleasant in this or any other ellotte.—Pereral Captains, ado bare /votetramthe Continent bare de elearitlat niwitever they laintest tilerehand:se. they have been asked if they ifitlate of,Priace's Rossi/LOH, therefore merchants will And an Medea*. ii**,qlAg ir—Merrhauta rind Captains will reeeire a lilwral allowance for • Proved by aillitivid oil the Stile ofbefore Narrinlwe. 1914, the trir:, el Letilett, as t A. Photo Is the original Proprietor in the Gni !Wet the Reece Oil; and theories/ it any Perfumer, Medicine vender. gbh drew. or aity one else is Great Britain, or any nutter country, sell an 1111 embed Bitola Oil that is not Prints; 's they art impostor., as they sell 111101efirthi to their customers. As several Ladies and tlentleoten hi the Ditty bare hese taken In by nnyrincioled persons saltine them Countey lek Russia Oil, therefore will the sure to have Vie Genuine hr sending 0 lhaffltanee to the proprietor, it will be forwarded immediately by Mob. • . • VERY FAST TRAVELLING To Dona, DEAL. RAMSGATIS, ;MARGATE AND CAN/Th:llEl4 ' Iffour Inside Coaches. and'keeit good time, by M. A. MOUNT 11N.aad Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, SKINNER-STREET, esow-RILL, LONDON. THE following LIGHT Pow,' COACHES, Mails, :iv. set out from the above Inn :- The " RoyalTelegroph," Dover, Deal, Ramsgate. Margate, *tad Stairs, Canterbury, Petersham, and Sand:tick new Wrier fast Coach, every morning at a past 7 O'clock. - 4aeonsopienee of' the decided preftrence given to the re leraph Coach. the Proprietors are determined no expense WNW be spared to render ft the first conveyance on the Serf Road. TIN "Telly Ilo,” Birmingham very fast Day Coach,Morn- IX at before 7 o'clock, through Redburn, Market Street, Namable, Brickhill, Fenny Stratford, Stoney Stratford, Tow ester, %Verdun. Daventry, Dunahnrch, Coventry, and Stone kite. to the C4stle Hotel, and St. George's Tavern.- High Otte r ; Bi rm i ng h am, to 5 r oa n, Wellington, Bridgenorth, Shelton. Shrewsbury, Satop, Oswestry, Nantwich, Bangor. • 'Carporley. Chester aud Holyhead. Driven through with 2 COnebasen only. lu eonstquel ee of the decided preference given to the Tally Ho Coach, the Proprietors are determined no expense shall spartd to render it, the first c:?nreyance on the Birmi. gnaw Rood Tke ".Sovere , gn," New light fast Coach to Falmouth. Ply- Pei. Exeter, Truro, Bodmia, Pemy a, Ashburton. Totuess„ C_toutti, Weym o uth. D a i c h eater . an d S a li s bury. every gat 7 through lloniG.n , Axminster. Bridport. Bland- Stockbridee, Sutton, Basingstoke, Hartford Bridge, allsiwater and Ragshut. The only Bag Couch to ;repeat:ma. (driven through wlfh '",_,_mach rhea awg.) C„i. ^rkuge, Orerlon, IVAiteherrek, A lidorer. Woodyeats, osa. " C • halisbury.l3Litsull'ord 4. Dorchester, at a guar , _ &Welts)* in the morning. raei tas from Weymouth to Guerwley, Jersey. Cherbourg, $t Me/ °es. 4•c. every IVediscsitay and zaturduy eillernoon k o'clock. tu cIjiIXLVI . (r i b e whim% . LONDON, _ Bromide's, Chatham, Rothester, G rafecald• :441 Slttitsgbourne, Raliham 41. Ospringe, Noritlity, past 7. The " Union." Southampton. Lymington, W i tseiester, Basingstoke , Harefurd.bridflet - 111 ""PaidS and Bagrhot new fonr inside Coach. ?Oink arrives at the Coat* and Herm. and Ville . 1 . 8 9%1 on, by Fire o'ctoik. Watt is a most delight)* to ae Isle bf ;right, Jersey, Guernsey. Sit,' Slims, Havre de Grace, Cherburg; Ice.—The Proprietors Vibe above Coach hope to receive sr continuants of that support which has Altherte been experaneed meneernenf of the " Untex." 2it:ty Light t)ae borough Itapsioot. Aare*, Andorer illanr(ford, at a jp Bulk end. aristet Oaks; Naraoroodds. _Afternoon =es E . , .# d 4 ...v., c .11 "" • - 41 IL • •• .• •• - - R x y • • .~ • • , Y '.ft .~. •••'~llv. ripit:: Plte SKIS 5 PK^ of the handbill in which Mr. Detkry Itrok the lari acted halt r ca with lair. l - Colonel Si wroilku here beglell Pd etiirect, uitiee• 'Dentition which hatfigone abroad respechnr him. 'lt id been stated that hailiad conveyor(' 'lctr Sir Jahn To oettql He now declared that he had nut cahvatited ^ fOr either party. Colonel Joistasotr.eaid, that as the hooves:date, inelda it rained, he wool.' nut detain the Ilfreeliolder‘ moritlian. a 'Monte. It ban been said that they(the I tigitby putt-) were fighting against a body. without fle coot& tell them it would yet take a grant Many bead, to heat them. (Cheers.) The majority og that day's 'poll was no criterion of the feeling of the coulity as being against* J. Thorold's cause. On the contrary, he thought' it ;nap . die highest honour a man ceula receive, that on the 'hint Aar of the contest he ghoul have received nearly Loos , •wies, without any 'solicitation whatsoever. trite contest of pa ordinary kind. It was a noeri one in:Falk by. Previa the (*sample trtsii Is the Treeltdldere uT set on this occasion wealth leach freemen r value on their freedom. ' Tbe Nottearabiti r W. Ingilby) had expressed this -Fero th. 4 had left the contest. He (Colonel Johnigu) awe Igo, that he had more occasion to rejoice than . 4 sorry for Mr. Wells's absence ; for through the course tit that day% work he had deeply frit the lo•s of his great taleott. This be felt it necessary to say in defect, of ttat gentlenian, that no feelings could be more horialrattle to a man than tiro+, which I ad induced him (dr. Pirtle) to withdraw Liinself from any further intethrchce is ?Co election ; and hefore - the ' 47.ld;e •- ot : the conlesTe he wocl make that fact apparent to every freeholder In Ibe cods ter: There was, be tinderstoori. a most respectable gentleman 0* the hustings, who had written to .Sir John Thorold, ask:cor him a most material question. I t was, whether, if e4eted: he would support the abolition of slavery? Hiannswer wad: that if the county conferred upon'idin the high homer ef electing him their representative, he troeld vote few Vie abolition, and in everposher respect endeavour to dischargel his duty to the county. (Cheers.) The :inference. t!tene which they :smut draw from this deolaration, mast be the re f that which was sought to be drawn from thite band-hill. (Cheers.) Sir Rental. lissom said Ise would not dwell on the Impropriety of Six Willi stn• Ingilby's committee in pr:), lishing the hand bill. That bad been sifficiently retnarke4 upon already. He wool I only observe, ttrat he Lel I in n i x band a letter from Sir John Thorold, whirls at present be was not at liberty. to read at length: bat in that kite.: Sir Jbhn expressed his sorprise acid astonishment thst toy part of the conversation between him and the gentlemen ut the committee should bate been pnbilshed, and declared:* such publication was wholly without his knoledge or: consent. If it were asked why Sir John Tborold did o:,t come forward aed• stater those feets:besanswered, that hat nut wish. under all the circumstances of thecae. to app's"' on the hustings. He stated this to the deputation. Aa to the question which had teen so often asked—whether Sir John 'figural.' would set•-, if el eel. Sir John bivi distinctly stated that be would ; and he (Sir It. Heron) now rerated the fact in tl 6 most positive mintier. Colonel 01011.1410"4 begged to say one word as to tilts promise which Air John Thorold had .rnatle to vote for Sr• Wm I ogilby: The prousite was Wade to Lord larlsorrigt and not to Sir W. I ogilhy. Sir IV. I ogilhy here said; that he felt called upon, in. vindication of hia.awn honour. to state, that Sir .1 4 .,ThrirtrWig.,.. tire to WOO bird"Wlllallealstrpot to or Dziontis jawtt rttrougli, hot distinctly to WM (Sir W.IieTTIO himself. He :avoid priethier the letter to morrow. (Cheers.) The Herr. Sir C. ANDICRSOitsaid the words of the letter were, " 1 strati be happy to give you my vote." if he wer e wrong in this, the letter what irrtiduced would correct (Cheers.) Colonel Jontesox said, that he Wont! admit• that he deserved to fail under the diapirainre of the meeting, if h w had asserted add- thing which be tottld not prove. He weir satisfied that he had nut stated what could not be proved. Sir C. ANDERSON observed, that it was in • 'notion to that letter of Sir John Thorold that he bad stated on a former day. that Mir William Ingitby had not only • the sanction of the majority of the freeholder', but the auppos k . of Sir John Thorold himself. The meeting now adjourned. ?MITI! DM Ltxcome, Saturday night, Nov. 29.—The reSult of this day's poll has, we think, put the issue of the contest past all doubt. At an early hour the friends sif Sir William Ingilby began to pour into the town in hondrol., while of the opposite party there was only ad odd straggler arriving at distant intervals. Still, laticrever, the glues keep op.. their spirits, and talk with seeming confidence of ultimate success, They iely upon the great dumber of freehnialers yet uopolled, of whom they say there are about 12,000. le this be tr e, there is of course a ineaus of reducing thm present II ajority but from all we can learn here, the now-, hers of übpolleil voters in the interest of Sir Wm. Ingilbri are quite suilicient to *keep him at the head of the Ode thing Senna certain, that the supporters. of Sir Jahn Thor.,ld Hill keep the pull oven as long as they can. get r.l freeholder to bring to it. •How long this may he, is yet: quite uncertain. The leaders of each party still continua to conduct their proceedings with the utmost good temper towards their opponents. Of this good feeling one toward& another, they do not, however, seem t,a think that elestiong squibs, however severe, are any violation. They thers.fore continue at each side to send them fOrth daily. There was: one came out this morning, in which the sacred %critters of the Evangelist are brought to bear upon one of that candidates. This use (or abuse) of the Scriptures arsons out of the *umbers of Sir Wm. Ingillay's majority umt yesterday's poll—they were 666. 11 was obsess...l.hy so gentleman on the hustings at the time, that that was then exact number of the beast,' in the Revelation of St J." 111.. The hint was taken, and in the course of this morninv tie following hand bill was circulated by the friends. of thoa Thorold party : . " MAJORITY /DR SIR trtmaafit IteoILIST-57X THRIKESCORR AND SIX. • • • " Revelation, chap. sm., and from the Ist, 2,1, 34, 44h, 9th, 13th, 14th, 16th, 17th, and 18th verses : " 1. And 1 aitod upon the sand of theseaosadi saw a beast rise up. , hi 2'. --..., and the dragon gave him hie pers t e', ask. his seat, and his authority. "3. Aod all the world wondered after the heist. " 4. -- and they worahiap-d the beast, Who is like unto the beast who ;sable to make war 'Nitta him it "5. And there was given unto him a mouth spesitior • great things— " 9. If any man have an ear, let him hear. • " 13. He doth great *omit's. " 14. And deceineth them that dwell on the earth. " 16. And lie canteth al!, both small and great. iichmosit poor, free and bond, to receive• a mark is their. riga& hard or in their foreheads. " 17. And that no man•might buy or sell save he that hail the mark, or the name of the beast, er the osittntdr of his name. Here is *isdoin. Let hire that bath unelerstaytioi Count the number of the .heast, for it is the number of max, and his number is Nix hundred Win resin: aril sic " Here cadet!' the chapter." l IP i t IQ 1 1 t er n. iis nu- ob- eat the I. •••••••• tflT.. *EMBER Y. 1 8 23. , Parma , 1! ti lit.-' on W WI Id One ; arrives . Woburn, Latabtity. . .. . Hinekley, Atiierstone, Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Enuts.„ l ford, Warrington and Preseot. Shrewsbury, Wellington and Shifnal Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. Guarded. Barnstaple. Sonthinolton, and Credit.% New Light fast Coaeharery Mokday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at 7 o'Clock. The "Rockingham," Leeds Light Post Coach, sets out every Afternoon at Two • and passes through Italeinek..l Bigulesloade, Eaton, Bncitden, Stilton, Wansford, StaalS ford. Greetham, Grantham, Newark, Tuxford, Markham". meet, Re(ford. Binary. Doncaster, and Ferry-bridgo,4o4' Hoes at the Golden Lion inn, Leeds, next Afternoon,' at S o'clock, in time for tke Bradford, Halifax. Skiplon and Huddersfield Coaches, at reduced Fares.—Driven Mrs's* milk four coachmen oitle.—Luggage and Packages eistifille t per lb.—Notwithstanding the uncommon expeditious' of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the North Road, being unequalled to any other. • -‘ Harrogate and Ripon New Light Post Coaches net, Afternoon, al 2, 4 s los the Meriting. Glasgow, Langtown, Gretna-Green. Annan, • Dninfriesi BrownhiU, 7,l4trakill, Snaquhar Kiln,- Cannock, Kingo well, and all Parts of Scotland, a Light 4-inside Poet; Coach Daily. Bridgestorth, Walsal. Shrewsbury. Salop, and Holyhead New Light fast Coaches. 'Toll Morning and Afternoon. 'lle " Tally Ho," Coventry Light Fast Day Coach, every Morning.st a "serer before 7 o'clock, through Redburn, Daus stable, Stoney Stratford, Toweester, Weedon, Daventry, and Deneherels, to Warwick and Leamington. The " Exprese," to York, Scarborough,. Whitby, Melds- Sunderland, Newcastle and Edinburgh. a New Light Four- Nude Post-Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets out ercry Morning, by yeast of Newark, Regard. Doncaster, Perry-bridge, Tadeuster, Darlington, Nortitallertan, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick, and arrives at York the next Morning, AT RIDUCID Faass.—Driven through seta a coachmen only.—Passengers finding thenueloes indeed on the joarisey, may rest what time they please, mod gis proved wftheint any adelitionalfare. • Marlboros,* and Swindon Four Inside Day C ere' Aldberris, Reading. Lamboarn, Parton, Lydiagt Pewee,. Wootton Based, Ramsbnrg: Ilanterford. Nwiltt bury and Malden/waif—Dr** thrmAgh with one coaeh atitdontg " 1 4it s trir 6 M r Ailcat 1111411011$11.tas ant' , . llnntingdon, Wilton. Petertiore. Doping, Spalding, Spite'', Afford, Grimsby 4 , llnli,, 1 lirriting, at half-gush 7 o'clock. Sunday, at a quarter' before 7. ' The "Egrets," a New Light Four-Inside Post Coach to Carlisle, Peitrith and WAilettaren ; with a Guard all the way ; passes through Appleby. Brongh, Bones, Greta- Bridge, Richmend.Cedlerlek, Borouglibridge, Ferry-bridge, Doncaster. Newark, Banitry, Grantham, Stamford, Gree- Thant, Stilton. Bigglestoade and Baldock. Sets out in the Morning, and performs the Journey with the greatest Fa cility, AT nitOoolll 'AWOL Passengers detained on the road, by business or plea tyre, have the peculiar adrantage of their seats being sc ented In the next Coach. THE ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CARLISLE. The New Royal Patent Mall, Cambridge thro' Wart. Bsntinllfo•d, Striatum!, it Royston, lirening, at half-past 7 oVock. Sunday, at a twirler before 7. Kendal, Lancaster, .Preston, Kirby, Lansdale. ;lotion, Charley, °maid' and Garstang Light Post Couches,' every Morning and Afternoon. -*.. The "Royal Express." New Light Forst-Inside Post Coach, to Lirerpool, in 24 Hours only, thro' Warrington, P I, Cotyledon. Loreto*. Newcastle, RudyEy. Kautz ford. Slone, Stafford and Litchfield. (only One Night on the Road.) every Afternoon ; arrives at the Saracen's Head Inn. Dale-street. Liverpool, next Evening. The advantages to Travellers mho 'tortoise this coach with their preference arefar superior to city other on this Road, as the "Royal Express" is drier* throng/40*i with h coach men only (3 less than any other roach to Lieerpooo —a sa ving to Passengers too erident to require comment ; besides the additional advantage, especially to commercial inter ests. of performing the journey in less time than any other coach ; and, notwithstanding its cheapness and expedition, the Proprietors pledge themselves that for safety and ac commodation it is equalled by fens and shall be surpassed by none. Stuffordshire Potteries, a new Light very fast Coach, every Afternoon, to Lanend, Stoke, Shelton, Burstein, Tunatall, Lawton, Manly and Holmes Chapel. This is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. Wakefield 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon, ar ',MUCH!) runts. Chester, Newport, Wkitech arra, Tarporley, Nampt wick, Northwieh and Middlervich LiyAS Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. Stamford Llgkt Post Coaches every Morning and Afternoon. through lialdock, Biggleswade, St. Neots, Buckden, Alcon bury, Stilton, an I Wandsford. Sunder/anti, Stockton and farm Light Pott Coach every Morning, id the George I**, Sunderland, xr anovgno PA INS. _i _ Mountain's; " Express, Umpire and Tally Ito," to Man chester, Winston', Congielon, Newcastle, Withal, Wolver hampton sr Kuut4ford, New Four Inside Post Coaches, Three 'rimer 'a- Day. Only One Night on the Road. • Shelield and 'Rotherham nciv Four Inside Post Coaches p iii every 411,orning, called " The E.rpre *i, " The Roekinghont,' every Aernoon. Ar ri "'' , • The " Royal Express," new Birmingluint iyht le Night Coach, in IS hours, sets out every afternoon, carrying inside only. pauses through Warwick. Leamington. Southern, Weedon. Darentry, Stoney-Stratford, and Tomcester. to the Saracen's Head, Butt NI reel, Birmingham. early the melt morning.—Driven through with two coachmen only. The " Express" a New Light Post Couch to that. Lin coln, Northeare, llowden and Doncaster, every morning. at eight o'clock to the Cross Keys, Market Place. Halt, and I also the •' Rockinglusen" in the afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Hertliml. Ware, lloddesdon and theshriat Coach. 7'ottenhans and Edmonton Coaches daily at eleven, lust !- past tiro, fire, and eight o'clock. ••• At Retlnced Fare% to Leeds, York, and Doncaster: Luggage and Purl:age-4 at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends nisi the Piihllc. that they will not be accoontiehle for any Parcels, Parsenrrere Luggage, Writings, Plate, &c. of more than Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or damaged, unless entered as such.' and the Insurance paid for accord- Ifirrlv. it the Saracen's :lead lon, Sklucer-streer, Sn: n M'l, London. .. • /, SYDNIY eked Of I the Scaffold!" --- W" PARSONI HOONNO COUCH sisthleDlS. Ickul end' safe remedy for this dangerous at. baying huh allsolniatered lor viny years .with fondant r. Par Wut Kent. he is thawed by the _ his I , Its huelcial offeete lo mew ...e.a __ Aee Nut sour, to the Public. It mad be adulate. tagleoet gaiety la *aim ill $ most ander age as watt uto So* re; re i loSe dra HON. Pearl& w ee at fs 'NV Neb. by Norm, Chscoists. 4. Ca, I . ...site. St. PAU . % mg t . . Itsotent strut. hear the Argyle Rooms,) Landon ; a Waterfoo• Nue. telt ; thetrllla Strut, Dahlia; and by Use Plibshal lit'aitibb• Ye risagkouttbe United riagslui. Or musk' to a* for .PASIONS'IIOOPtsiI COON! Me DICIN/R. ' EMME 1, at the Star and Dieter lee, Uverpeol. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Tarback, Sutton, Lancashire. brewer. BANKRUPTS. J. Harris. Kennington erns', Surrey, livery stable keeper, to surrender Dec. 13.10. and Jan. 10, at Basinghall street.. At torney. Mr. Clayton. New Inn. Strand. T. Minehia, Vendee buildings, Orey's Inn, dealer, Dec. 4, 13, and Jae. 10, at 8'1;1m/hall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Rosser gad Son, Bartlett's Windings, Hoiboru. J. Appleton. Tottenham court road, cooper, Dec. 6. 13, and Jan. 114 at Basiegaell street. Attorneys, Messrs. Watson sal Son, Boeverie street. Fleet street. G. Rome, Great 'Smith street.latelsee, surgeon, Dec. 5, 12, and Jan. 10. at Basinghall street. Attorneys, Messrs. Harvey and Wl'son, Lincoln's Ina Fieldt. T. W. Allem, Great Marlow, Bucks, bricklayer. Dec. 6. 16. and Jan. 10, at Basingball street. Attorneys, Messrs. Ellison and Blosham, Lincoln's Inn Fields. T. Welter,' Croydon, Surrey. watch maker. Dec. 6: IS. and Jan. 10. at Basinnhall street. Attorney, Mr. Blake, Pa',grave Place. Temple Bar. J. Sergeant, Wentworth street, Whitechapel, manufacturing chemist, Dec. 6, 13. and Jan. 10, at Besinghall street. Attor ney, Mr. Richardson. Walbrook. G.B. Sys's, Fir Tree Cottage, Burton crescent. St.Pancras, Middlesex, dealer, Dee. 6, 13, Red Jan.lo, at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Jones; Brunswick square. C. Mom'', Fore street, Cripplegste, victualler. Dee. 6,9, and Jan. 10, at Bssinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Boxer, Fur. ;Avant Inn, Holborn. R. Wilson, Bormlogham. tea dealer, Dee. 6, 10. and Jan. 10, at Basinghell street. Attorney, Mr. Ilindcaersh, Crescent, Jewin street, Cripplogate. C. Tomes, Lincoln's Ina Fields, scrivener. Dee. IS, 10. end Jan. 10, at BsslnghaTi street. Attorney, Mr. Howarth, War wick street, Golden square. AV RRRRR PUCE Or CORN IN [NOLAND AND WALD! IN Tar !MID soy. 20. pie. qa. a, d. vie es. a. d. Wheat .60 6 Oats 2l I Rye.... ........ ..... 30 II Beans 36 10 Barley The Averige Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, come putad from the Imams mad* in the week ending the 26th day of Nor. 1523, is this. lid. per cwt. • • , , ~„4••;igrA. C110.•1 (Dividlanda, Ac. To more° ) which has •hlthirt• bees expertaated shore the sou - —..- 1 tell them it leo, eus ofd " Odes." ._ . FROM SATURDAY'S GAZEtTE. them. (Cheer' Light Oa! Coach to - Dortshester in 14 hours Inly, litipsiot. Etoeirtroter. &thereat), Overton. Whit- --onaa.— crit e rion of the CART.TON HOUtIE, Nov. 111. J. Thorold's co 44. adorer, SaLfsaary, Weadyeettse. tattilubPs . Ilia VW Leg was this clay pleased to confer the hamar of the highest 4011 Ord, cif a ipast 3 aid 7 °Week iss the asoraiisg. owl. u riii , i p ia coacka. Amos moon " , I[ol.ll.nod on Charles Harcourt Chatobers, Esq. one of tho d a y of the ton .hidstill et the Somme Court ofJadleature at Bombay * totes , w i t h out Martbeeasidi. Itasstetferd, Newbury sad RINIIIThe - . --. here was af ro literates* at MU r arrive at tie Geeith•aiett4sti. . WH =BALL. Nov. 26. Af stinßl alosies.. Maim Strait, sad Ares, earl, next • _ . hes 44' simtPlysissik Wsik ul VaesaterA ,YStPstis, Ws/ lis esaboac . ben p o t t ennoti mies t u s present ortat the It chs ev. reh Tlag. w lr roo ros- 164 laVwsubvid art Faeat tc i par of al. IllsryikAssn is die-seas/ et " set a proper at, Doronet (Sir % if /AGO ea. !' digheinpita Ai* _ • -.. . itl • • --- • • Air . Willa bad on the V eatersit aw g r lawrtrl 6 set of* BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. could snore ti ; Ovh" at Vierls°o nest dtftara"a at 3, " re J. Ferguson. Liverpool, master asarlaer, from Dec.o to Dec. .tsot;ry :Or 611 a, La tk ba r Yt Nart i a,ataat.. Wet ierdt I ^ l . l . terlr ." l . l4 ' 27_ at theAtar et! n • art.', lan Livaratanl_ th• 1.• n3 . vi t % wo, ;COLNitiIRE ELECTION. THIRD DAY'S POLL. LINCOLN. iktIOAT. Nov. 29.—Notwithstanding the heavy rain which poored down in torrents during the whole of the morning. this town war at an early hour crowded with persons of various ranks and descriptions, some of whom came to attend the election, some the fair, and some the market, for it is both fair and market day. It appear s that both parties had determined to Wake a grand effort to day, each appearing equally certain of having a majority upon the day's poll. The result, however, has shewo ihat the independents were deceived. Among the voters in favour of Sir W. I ngilby to-day. we ob d Lord Milton. The departure of Mr. Wells from Lincoln hat afforded the oppo site parry an opportunity of indulging themselves in con siderable amusement at hie expence. Sir J. Thorold's bsnd hail to day ratbera more dashing appearance then before, as it had an addition of three flags; we understood them to belong to Mr. Wells of Hunting don. Upon one of the Sags were ;he werds--" Reform, less Team and an Independent Poor:: On soother was the figure of a Lion, as if just aroused, with the words—" The Independence f the Countv."—We could not distinguish the words upon the third flag.—We observed that there appeared fewer ribbaods and other favours to day than on any former occasion, the provident freeholders having pot them is their pockets to preveat their being spoiled by the rein. _ At 4 o'clock the poll closed, and the snpporters of the different parties assembled round the Hustings, awaiting in anxious expectation the announcement of the numbers.— Whilele this state of suspense, a poor man in the crowd asked--.." Gentlemen,. won't you say a few words about light bread, or labourers' wages, while we're waiting."— (A laugh.) The numbers were at length proclaimed as follows : For Sir W. A. Ingilby . . . 1,570 For Sir J.H. Thorold . . . 904 Majority in famoueof Sim W. Ingilby on the Oros. Yoll 666 Sir W. Ingilby's Maj ority on the Day's Poll SU - This announcement was received with load cheers by the friend. of Sir IV. Ingilby. Sir W. 111811.8 T—Gentlemen, Freeholders of the County of Lincoln, I am not yet able to say a great deal more than again to retbrn_you my most sincere thanks for the very high and distinguished situation wale's I hold on this day's poll.-- (Cheers.) 1 cannot omit this opportunity of addressing a few words to my Honourable Friend, Sir R. Heron, expressive of my condolence with him and his lion. Friends upon the loss they have sustained In the decease of Mr. Wells, of Hunting don.—(A laugh and hisses.) lime heard of the Gentleman's decease, but I hope it is an unfounded report. Be it ss it may, I know he has retired; I am, I assure you, Ivry sorry for it, and it would give me great satisfaction to see him here again on Monday next, Mr. Atux—Gentlemen, it has fallen to my lot to put a few questions to the gentlemen around me—l mean the friends of Sir W. Inailby, with respect to the hand bill which I now hold In my hand. The hand bill to which I allude, is that circulated by Slr W. Ingilby's Committee, after a deputation from that Committee had waited upon Sir J. Thorold ; it Is si;ned by Sir Charles Anderso i, and purports to contain Sir J. T:torold's sentiments with respect to his being put in nomination at the preterit election. Tile first question I wish to ask is, whether Sir Charles Anderson formed one of the deputation who waited upon Sir J. Thorold, sad whether lie heard from Sir JJllrl the treatments to which, in the placard, he Iles given the sinction of his name? _ _ _ . Sir CHARLIN ANDERSON—I did not form part of the &pa tation. and consequently could not base heal the semi rents uttered by Sir John Thorold.—(Strong symptoms of disapprobation.) A long altercation continued, respecting the publication ~ 11: r . t 4 : ' 1 x. I .~ • , , it"..,.a." 1~ r 41 1 1 ~~ . 1 :L i at of • L~