The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-05-17 00:00:00

Eat inbito. Now loading west side George's Dock, and intended to sail in all ihis month. For CALCUTTA, The Ship DUKE OF LANCASTER, JAMES HARGREAVES, COMEREIIder, (Late first Officer of tliaOhip;) Rurthen per register 565 tons. This vessotlas most capacious and comfortable accommodations for passengers, and her cabins pnrposely adapted for the India trade. A Surgeon is provided. —For freight or passage apply to JOHN GLADSTONE and Co. For BOMBAY, The BOUNTY H il klL, J. HANDING , COM Oder Now loading in the Prinee's• Dock.—Apply to TAY- I UR, POTTER, and Co. or to GEO. HIGHFIELD, Broker. For BATAVIA, The fine American Ship OGLETHORPE, LEONARD SISTARE, Master; * " Burthen 360 tons; copper fastene hroughout, and newly coppered, sails fast, and in all re ct,s a superior con veyance, has a large proportion of her c go engaged, and will bedespatched not later than the 15th of June. For freight or passage, apply to Captain SISTARE, on board, King's Dock, a to ISAAC, LOW and Co. To sail positivet . y on the Ist June. ir; For B MBAY, We The Ship G R A pt C / E, ,; ..1-:-.- Captain DAVI , Al, burthen 34-1 tons. Apply to Mr. . MACVICAR, Man cheter; or to WM:THOMPSON and CO. 34, Exchange-alley N orth. Eacot Enbito. To sail on the 25th insta t. For DEMERAR , .4;6..404 The fine Ship HOP NSON, JOHN W H ITE, aster. For freight or passage apply on board the vessel, Prince's Dock, or to N. WATERHOUSE and SONS. For KINGSTON, JAM CA, The regular trading Brig FIELD, JOHN NEWLANDS, aster; - - Apply to JOHN HALL and Co. 3, Tithebarn-street. On MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at BUCHANAN and BROWNE'S Office, Oldhall-street, 3148 Dozen SHEEP SKINS, 740 Ditto DEER prim), 37 Ditto VICUNA. UITTO, 179 Ditto PISTACkIA DITTO, .; . 61 FOX SKINS, 32 STAG DITTO. 1(X) HARE DITTO, 3 Bales MERINO WOOL, Ex Florayille, Helvellyn, and Plata, from Buenos Ayres. — Apply to BUOHANAN and BROWNE, Brokers. On MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at WILLIAM NEVETT'S Office, Rumford-street, 14,000 Cow and Ox WIYRNS, . Landing ex Lochiel, from Oporto, on the east side of the Canning Dock.—Apply to Mr. THOMAS MARTIN, Merchant, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. Etnittb ,i..tatto. To sail on the 25th instant. For NEW YORK, The very superior first-class AMerican Ship ALBlO''qj N. PATNAM, ster; Burthen 3-10 tons, being on her first voyage, and a fast sailer, presents an excellent conveyance for foods.—For freight or passage apply to Captain Patnam on board, Prince's Dock, or to ELLISON FRODSHAM. On MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at. One o'clock, at WILLIAM NEVETT'S OfficeplalfOrd-street, 130 Tons Cuba FUST , 10 Tons BRAZILET 0 WOOD, Landing ex Euphemia, from New Providence, on the east side of George's Dock.—Apply to Mr. JOHN WRIGHT, Jun. Mer chant, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. J3ritiob America. Takes no salt. For QUEBEC, 47. The Barque LORD STANLEY, J. R. HALL, faster;,, A 1, burthen per register 336kons, coppered and cop per-fastened, and will have immediate despatch.—For freight or passage, apply on board, King's Dock, of to - J. NELSON WOOD & CO. & To sail positicel!! on Sunday the '26th instant. li or QUEBEC, , The well-known fast-sailin Sip BOLIVAR, G. M`3IANN, ster; Burthen 399 tons, now lying east side orge's Dock, and will be found in every respect a most eligible conveyance, both for goods and passengers.—For the terms of which apply to Mr. Jos. FRosTE, or to JAMES POOLE and Co. Peremptorily.—By order of the Mortgagee*.'' On TUESDAY next, the 21st instant, at the Office of JOHN SHAND, Exchanryalley North, MAI 57-64th Parts or Shares qt-the A 1 coppered Brig SKEEVof Leith, Built at Perth in 1827. Length 86 feet 4 inches ; breadth 24 feet 4 inches; depth of hold 15 feet 1 inch; registers 214 94- 64 tons. The above Shares to be taken as the vessel now lies in the King's Dock. For inventories and further particulars apply to Mr. LAWRENCE SKEEN, Leith; Wm. KEn, IAIRIE and Co., Liverpool, Merchants; or to JOHN SHAND, Broker. On THURSDAY, the 20th June next, at the PUBLIC SALi-ROOM, Exchange-buildiijs, 200 Chests East India fNDIGO, 22 Chests LAC DYE, Ex Bland, from Calcutta.—Apply to APCBACKAN, JAMIESON and Co., Merchants, or BUCHANAN & BROWNE, Brokers. steam Nabigation. CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. if For BORDEAUX, calling at PLYMOUTH, The well-known first-class Steam-packet LEEDS, JAMES PENN, Commander, .Will sail from the Custom-house Quay, Dublin, for the above ,Port, on MONDAY, the 3rd June, at 11 o'clock in the Fore noon, and is intended to sail regularly ortO a month through out the season, calling at PLYMOUTH on her voyage both out and.home, to land and receive Passengers. Cabin Fare—Dublin to Bordeaux.. £7 7 0 Plymouth to Ditto... 5 5 0 . The Fares by the Steamers from Liverpool, Belfast, or Cork to Dublin to join the Leeds, will be allowed in part payment of the Fare to Bordeaux. For further particulars apply at the Company's Office, 15, Eden Quay, Dublin; John Lickle, Cork;• Hill Charley, Bel fast;•John Gimmell, Glasgow; illiam Saunders, Vauxhall Quay, Plymouth; W. S. Smith, 16, John-street, Crutched friars, London; Maxwell and Newall, Bordeaux, or - SAMUEL PERRY, 27, Water-street. Liverpool, tilay, 1833. NEW MINISTRY EXTRAORDINARY. *We have learnt through a private channel that since the de - feat of Sir John Cam Ilobhouse, and the loss of his eminent services to the government;• the Whig administration is consi dered as virtually at an end. So much reliance is placed upon this important fact, that lists of their successors have within the last few days been handed about in the fashionable circles. Our esteemed friend and correspondent Lord Alolyneux has sent us the following list. His letter is dated "Crockford's, Sunday Evening." First Lord or the Treasury Loan TEYNHAM. Chancellor of the Exchequer THOMAS MURPHY, Esq., of Ma ry-le bonne. - Lord Chancellor DANIEL 'Witty= liAnvry, Esq. to be created Viscount Crib, of Bond-street. President of the Council Ilderman Woon. Secretaries of State, Home Department JonN GULLEY, Esq. Foreign ditto Sir SAMUEL ST. SWITHIN WHAL. . • LEY, lint. Colonials THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON; Esq. Master of the Mint and President of the Board of Trade WILLIAM COBBETT, Esq. President of the Board of Controul TAmEs SILK BUCKINGHAM, Esq Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster WILLIAM EWART, Esq. First Lord of the Admiralty Admiral SAATORICS. Secretary to the Admiralty, with a_DF.NNIS CoLLnis, Esq. at pre seat in the Cabinet sent taking a survey of new South Wales.. Master-General of the Ordnance Colonel Cli.int.es, of the Lum ber Troop, Tailor, and Esq. NOT OP TIIB CABINET, Secretary at War JosEru PRASE, Esq. Commander-in-Chief, with the Bre- PRTER SOMERVILLE. En. late vet rank of Serjeant-Major of the Scotch Greys. Lord High Protector of Ireland DANIEL O'CONNELL, Esq. Irish Secretary Honest JACK LAWLESS, Lord Chancellor of Ireland Mr. Sum.. Lord Chamberlain to guard the moral ity of the precincts of the Palace.. Lord MOLYNEUX. Lord High Commissioner to the Kirk of Scotland Lord KING. Treasurer of the Navy and private Secretary to Lord Teynharn. —. DONLAN, Attorney-General. Alderman HARMER. Solicitor-General Mr. FAITHrtiLL. Loranh missioner to the loni- Isles C and Inspector of Greek Bonds JOSEPH HINE, Esq. Ambassador Extraordinary to the Court of Ashantee Sir Jous CAM HOBIIOUSE, Bart. Chamberlain to the Queen Mr. SPALDING. First Commissioner of His Majesties FRANCIS PLACE, Esq.. of Chan- Woods and Forests ing Cross, Tailor, Chief Magistrate at Bow-street, and. Editor, of the Mirror of Parlia ment, with a pensio n Captain BAYNToN. Comptroller of the Stationery Office, and Governor of Christ's Hospi- SirJouN KEY, Bart. tal. surveyor of the Hulks CHARLES PEARSON. Esq. Perpetual Lord Mayor of London Alderman SCALES. Junior Clerk at the Mansiodifouae Lord Jour; RUSSELL. On the 6th day day of June next, at one o'clock, at the George Inn, Dale-street, (if not previously disposed of by private contract), ALL that Piece of LAND, Freehold of Inheritance, with the substantial well-built DWELLING-HOUSE thereon, r ll and the WAREHOUSE and S OP behind the same, situate eon the west side of Christian reet and south side of Myrtle street, in Liverpool, containi g in front to Christian-street and at the back to a common passage leading to Myrtle-street, re spectively 17 feet or thereabouts, and in depth on the north side along Myrtle-street and on the south side along a Dwelling house and Premises belonging to John Crossley, respectivel y, 101 feet 4 inches or thereabouts, and containing in the whole 191 yards 1 foot or thereabouts. Mr. Thomas Gresham, tenant of the house, will show the 1 Premises. The above Land and Premises are well worthy the attention of Builders, as a situation for small Shops and Courts, being in the principal thoroughfare of a very populous neighbourhood, and possessing the a d van t age o f t h ree fronts, whilst the width of Christian-street, and the number of streets communicating with it, render the situation exceedingly open and airy. The Warehonse affords a quantity of well-seasoned Building Materisls. For particnlsrs apply to LACE and SONS, Solicitors, Castle street. THR ESTABLISHED CHURCH.—Among the persons admitted to the order of Deacons, at the recent ordination in our cathe dral, by the Lord Bishop of Exeter, was Mr. William Green wood, of Torquay. This gentleman is advanced in years, and in that place had built a Dissenting meeting-house, in the Independent interest. He was also very popular in the town. On his return from the ordination, he stated his reasons for it, and announced to his congregation that he had conformed to the Established Church; adding also, that it would be pleasing to him to find that his usual hearers were desirous ofloining the same communion, and informing those that might not feel disposed to do this, that the sums received from them for seat money, were ready to be returned. About half his congrega tion remain with him; and it is understood he is about to add a tower to his chapel, to endow it, and to solicit from the Bishop that he will be pleased to consecrate it. —Exeter Flying Post. WHIG RETRENCHMENT.—Ministers, in their zeal for re trenchment, have directed their attention to the stipends of barrack-chaplains. In one instance, in this neighb our h oo d, th e y have made a reduction which will' be a saving of four pounds per annum, the stipend in question having been reduced from thirteen pounds to nine ! Prodigious ! We should like to know " the tottle of the whole" which the country will save by the general application of this regulation.—Manchester Herald. CHANGE IN PUBLIC OPINION.-011 Monday, the 14th of May, last year, in consequence of the present ministers having resigned, a public meeting was held on Peterloo, to petition his Majesty to take back his late ministers, and to pass the Reform Bill. On that day twelve months, namely, on Mon day, the 13th instant, another public meeting was held, attended by many of the same parties, to petition the king to dismiss these ministers, on the ground of their having forfeited the con fidence of the people.—Manchester Herald. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD For WATERFORD. To sail every Friday, with liberty to Tow Vessels, „., and to sail and navigate with or without Pilots, JThe new Steam Boat ST. PATRICK, ALEXANDER KEAY, Commander; Propelled with Two Engines of Eighty-horse power each, made by Messrs. George Forrester*,Red - Co. Also, the well-known . Stfam-boat GIPSY, . E. TOBIN, R. N., Commander, To sail every Tuesday, with the same liberties as above-men tioned. St. Patrick Office, Clarence Dock. JOHN TOBIN. May 6, 1833. *deo by Ruction. TO SUGAR REFINFRS AND OTHERS. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, To-mottaow (Saturday) the 18th instant, precisely at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, Blundell-street, near St. James's street, THE UTENSILS and FITTINGS-UP of a SUGAR BOILER, declining business, consisting of a Copper Sugar Pan, two Cast-iron Ditto, large Copper Cooler and Basin, Lead Pump and Cisterns, large Scale Beam and Bot toms, Iron Weights, quantity of Iron-bound Tubs and Casks, Can Hooks and Ropes, Hand Carts, ?inall Lurry, Loading Ladder, a very useful Pony and Gearing, with Saddle and Bridle, and various other Effects. The above Fixtures having heen tecently fitted-up and in excellent condition, are well worthy the attention of any per son wishing to commence in the above business. May be viewed on the Morning of sale, and further particu lars known; on application to Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel. The House and Premises to be LET, with immediate pos session. g-",airo by Auction. On account of whom it Toncern. TO-MORROW (Saturday) the 18th inst t, at Twelve o'clock, on the QUAY, west side of the 'althouse Dock, A quantity of damaged VALONIA, Landing ex Highland Lad, from Corfu.—Apply to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. Postponed from MONDAY, the 13th, to MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at EWART, MYERS, Rd C 0.% 876 Gourds fine Barbad • ALOES. Samples to be seen at the Office of lessrs. EWART, TAYLOR, and Co., Crown-court, Philpot-lane, London.—For further particulars apply to EWART, MYERS, and Co. or to BARTON, IRLAM, and HIGGINSON. Ou MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at, One o'clock, at WILLIAM NEVETT'S Officeptfiford-street, About 130 Tons Spaui USTIC, Landing ex John Pirie, from Sav nilla, on the east side of George's Dock.—Apply to Messrs. VIANNA and JONES, Mer chants, or to WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. On TUESDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at EWART, MYERS, and Co.'s 014c94 / Excha.nge-alley, 30 Bales New Zealand FLAX, (sound) 119 Bales Ditto DITTO, (damaged) Ex Loudon from Sydney.—For further particulars apply to MARI, MYERS, and Co. On THURSDAY, the 20th June next, at Twelve o'clock, at the PUBLIC SALE-R9O, 100 Chests East IndiaIINDIGO, Now landing ex Bland, from Calcutta.—For further particulars apply to JOHN BARON, Broker, 18, Exchange-buildings. By order of the Mortgagee. Tuts DAY (Friday) the 17th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Great George Tavern, in Upper Pitt-street, in one or more lots, and subject to such conditions as shall be agreed on at the time of sale, A LL those three newly-erectkand well-built ME S -11 SUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, situate on the east side of Chester-street, within Toxteth-park, near Liverpool, i (being Nos. 11, 12, and 13,) co n t a i n i ng n front to Chester street, and in breadth at the back thereof 16 yards and a half, and extending in depth backwards 18 yards and a half, or thereabouts. The whole are Freehold of Inheritance. For further particulars apply to Mr. T HOMPSON , S o li c it or , No. 2, High-street, Exchange. On FRIDAY next, the 24th instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the Golden Lion, in Dale-street, Liverpool, A FREEHOLD Licensed PUBLIC HOUSE', called THE 1 - 3,_ SNUFF Box, on the east side of the Old Haymarket, in j e Liverpool, and containing in front the to, and being in breadth at the back severally, 12 feet 9 inch e ' or th erea b ou t s, an d run ning in depth backwards on the nort side 41 feet 6 inches, and on the south side 42 feet 2 inches, as the same is now in the occupation of John Wright, as tenant. For further particulars apply to Messrs. LEIGH and SANDERS, Solicitors, Basnett-street, Liverpool. By order of the Trustees for Sale. On TUESDAY , the 28th of May instant, at Two o ' c l oc k, a t th e Clarendon Rooms, South John-street, in such Lots as may be agreed on at the time of sale, APiece of LAND, at Seacombe, Cheshire, opp os it e t o th e town of Liverpool, and fronting the strand of the River, being in front 61 yards, or thereabouts and running in depth backwards to a new street there, on,tcie south side ill yards 1 foot, and on the north side 101 )-44's 1 foot 6 inches, bounded on the south by Land of Mr. Thous Affleck, and on the north by Land of Mr. Richard Smith. Also, another Piece of LAND at Seacombe, and to the west ward of the, above Lot, part of an allotment, ancl being on the east side of a new street there of 10 yards wide, thntainiug,B32l superficial square yards, or thereabouts. Also; the MUCKS-now dn - the abOve Land. This Property is Land of Inheritance, has a commanding view of the River and Liverpool, is within a very short distance of the ferry, most eligible for building purposes, and has excel lent clay for Brick making. Part of the purchase money may remain on Mortgage. For further particulars apply to MILLER and PEEL, Attor nies, Ilarrington-street; or to Mr. HARMOOD BANNER, Ac countant, John-street HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. By MR. LUCAS, To-moßaow, (Saturday,) the 18th instant, at One o'clock precisely, at his Repository, Great Charlotte-street, A BROWN FILLY, four years old, by Figaro, out of Rose, .41k. by Rubeus, suitable to carry a lady; a BAY MARE, five years old, by Fitzlangton, out of Fenella, a very superior Hack, for a light weight; a very hapdsome Chesnut Mare, five years old, by Monarch, perfectly trained to carry a lady; a thoroughbred . Chesnut Colt, four 'ears old; a Grey Mare, by an Arabian, out of a thoroughb mare, trained to carry a lady. Also, a very handsome Cream-coloured Scotch Pony, five years old, with long main and tail, and splendid action; a Dark-grey Marc, four years old, nearly thoroughbred, with re markably fine action : a Dark-grey Carriage Horse, five years old, 16 hands high, and direct from the breeder ; a Grey Mare and three Grey Horses, all steady in harness ; a very . useful Chesnut Mare, five years old, a good hack and steady in har ness; several very superior Hunters; a great variety of other Horses and Ponies, a number of Gigs, Phmtons,_&c.; a strong useful Rubbish Cart, and a variety o f Saddlery, Harness, &c. May be seen prior to the sale. N.n. On Private Sale, a new Dublin-built British PII.IE TON, with Seats for eight persons. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c. By Mr. WEBSTER,. To-MORROW (Saturday) the 18th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the Horse Bazaar, Lime -street, AVery handsome BLACK MARE, a su p e ri o r h ac k ne y ; a Bay Horse, a Brown Horse, and a Black Horse, all steady in harness; a Bay Mare, file years old, a good roadster; a Brown Mare, six years old, av capital hackney; a Chesnut Gelding, six years old, 15 hands high, steady in harness; a Bay Gelding, six years old, 151 hands high; a Bay Gelding, five years old, 16 hands high, steady to ride and drive. Also, a great number of other Horses and Ponies, Gigs and other Vehicles, Saddlery, Harness, &c. Horses trained to Single and Double Harness. N.B.—Sales by Auction every SATURDAY at Eleven o'clock. SALE OF AN EXCELLENT FISHING SMACK. By Messrs. T. and J. TROTTER, On THURSDAY next, the 23rd instant, at Six o'clock in the Evening, at the House of Mr. John Harrison, the Waterloo Tavern, North Shore riIHE well-known lIISHINq AMACK, called the "Dol l_ phin," of Liverpool, 35 Tarns register, nearly new, sub staniially-built, copper-fastened, well found with Sails, Rigging, Nets, &c., and in every respect fit for immediate service. Would be equally adapted for the Coasting Trade, or West India Islands. May be viewed any day prior to the sale, at the south-east corner of the Canning► Dock, opposite the new Custom House, and further particulars known by applying to Messrs. TROTTER, Whitechapel, or W. ARCHIBALD, Paper Warehouse, No. 15, Nova Scotia. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAPITAL LIBRARY, BOOKCASE, WINES, &c., SHAW STREET. By Messrs. T. WINSTANLEY and SONS, On THURSDAY next, the '23d, and FRIDAY, the 24th instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, on the Premises, Shaw-street, near Islington,—by . order the Executors, ITIHE remaining Modern and Excellent HOUSEHOLD 1 FURNITURE, a small quantity of Plate, capital Plated Articles, an assortment of Richly-cut Glass, some Linen, a few PAINTINGS, by favourite masters, choice Wines, and other Effects of the late CIIAS. EYES, Esq. The FURNITURE comprises/a Drawing-room Suite, con sisting of a range of modern Curtains for three windows, of handsome Chintz Calico, eightten excellent Chairs, large Sofa, and two Ottomans pair Card / fables, a circular Loo and Sofa Ditto, the whole of choice Rosewood, au elegant ditto Cabinet, with marble top, a splendid Plate of Glass, 63in. by 54, richly framed for a chimney, a costly Chandelier for eight lights, a handsome Brussels Carpet, modern Fenders and Fire-irons. The Mahogany Articles consist of a capital and well-made Library Bookcase, 9 feet 6 inches long, 9 feet high, of hand some wood; a set of Dining Tables, 16 feet 6 inches by 4 feet 6 inches wide, on draw-out frames; set of Dining-room Chairs, with morocco seats, Sofa, excellent Pedestal Sideboard, Pem broke and other Tables, four Hall Chairs, a Lady's Winged Wardrobe, several Chests Drawers, Bed-steps, Dressing Glasses, &c. Four-post and Camp Bedsteads, with Morine and Printed Calico Hangings, Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Bedding, Painted Chamber Articles, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, Drab Morino Damask Curtains to two windows, Crimson Ditto to a large window, Bronzed Hall Table, a handsome six-light Cut-glass Chandelier, &c. The Kitchen Articles, a set of Brewery Utensils, in good condition, and other Articles. The WINE comprises fine old Port, choice Madeira, Sherry, Claret, Champagne, red Lisbon, and Bucellas. To be viewed - on Wednesday, the 22nd instant, when Cata logues may be 'had on the Premises, and of Messrs. T. WIN.. STANLEY and SONS, Church-street. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. On FRIDAY, the 31st day of May instant, at Six o'clock in the, Evening, at Mrs. Pearson's, the Feathers Inn, Clayton square, Liverpool, subject to the conditions of sale to be then produced, ALL those seven newly-erected and most substantially built DWELLING-HOUSES a,tid SHOP, adjoining each other, with Fixtures complete . ,;atid papered and painted throughout, situate on the west side of hlulberry-street, in Liverpool, in front thereto 36 yards, and in depth 18 yards, or thereabouts, in the respective occupations of Mr. James Shil linglaw, Mr. Peter Briscoe, Mrs. Millar, Mrs. Mashiter, Mrs. Margetson, Mr. Thomas Neville, and - These Premises are held by Lease finder the Corporation of Liverpool, for the remainder of a term of 73 years, commencing on the 3rd October, 1828, are free of Ground Rent, and pro duce at the present reduced rentals upwards of £l7O perannum. For further particulars apply to Messrs. BIRD and. GitocoTT, Solicitors, Commerce-court, Lord-street. WEST WORCESTER ELEC T I°. ; fit s ; On Wednesday week, the nomination per person to succeed Mr. (now Lord) Fe l i s 'oli jWoresentation of this part of this count'' , o Worcester. .41 .p The Government, . or Whig ca ndidate , s o Winnington, the brother of Sir Tholor„ ir 4 the member for Bewdley, who is opposea of Mr. Pakington, on the Tory interest. e p otr j man is now on his way to America, for_.,tll them making a summer tour of so me of the I` 4 ° c tir and is, therefore, uncon sc i ous o f th e ho w friends are seeking to confer upon him. a Sir CHRISTOPHER SM I TH pr o posed, an in Berkeley seconded the n om in a ti o n of CaP' 3 " ton. • the: JOHN WILLIAMS, ESQ, came forward 1 , 11 of a friend who was to h ave p ro p o sed Mr. / i a t ' was unexpectedly prevented being there t he (Mr. Willi ams ) was ca ll e d u p o n, Vl 4 ° n ot to take the place of that friend. He 0 , Mr. Pakington on the ground of his bein% e i the Reform bill, or on the ground of h is d Tory (laughter and cheers), for he co nside r he Pakington would give every assistance to IL , of the bill. He appealed to their good 5e 1 7,,, would work well if all the Hou se o f Co' " one side ? Now, the county sent twelve r , o l , Parliament, and only one of them was a v i ,t, surely the Tories had a right to be repres e r as others. Sir C. Smith had alluded to I‘l r ' absence in America, and he (M r . Wil' ia r [ ti ro. ledged that it was most unf or t un ate; bt l :b e was now rendered 'short, and the momerp : was elected he would return. He was n ot lo w , making long speeches, and he felt it to be f on this occasion, as Mr. Pakington had s° ov and eloquently, laid his principles before, a t his speech from tl.e husti ngs a t D r oitwieu' d election. If he had on that occasion been it' would have voted for the repeal of the l e have given them good ale to warm them. re p is Mr. Pakington as a fit and pr o p er person e , western division of Worcestershire. (Ii gled with cheers.) for . T. CLUTTON BROCK, ESQ. said he came, 1 7 , pleasure to second the nomination of IW. of. He was proud to say that he was on tern,, ls with both the candidate s; f or th e gallant Liar, the greatest respect, and he should be very' anything he said or might do during of should wound the feelings of that gentlelnn any of his family. He (Mr. B r ock) fe" jag own noble nature would prevent his constr i l s of his conduct into a personal offence. rs o4 was not against the gallant captain P e ep against Whig principles. He had imbib e t hew s pies from his earliest years, and he felt w e ingly important in maturer years. TlleY,, a Pi exercise a most invaluable right,—to e to. Parliament, and they should give their v° `n . whose principles most conformed to their, fond bred up in Tory principles, he lea d • ; pie to change his opinions. He was fully sen s ' and glaring errors had been committed by e no man more lamented it than he did ; were committed when they were acting ° olio ° ples. He firmly believed Mr. Pakingt oll ,4l° l o he would support measures and not men , La t°, 4 vocate those measures which most conduv-„aoii nour, prosperity, and happiness of the eu fr iet' iii , (Mr. Brock) felt bound to oppose his 11 011 ' tain Winnington, be cause h e was a ~ ife ho ple complained heavily of the burdens wa l ; a ll on them, and it had been the fashion to la, 0014 on the Tories. It became them to inquir e pt i b y men Who would extricate them. They d be e t '' years of Whig government, and whatll ° They were pledged to retrenchment, and ll r yas ment retrenchment had taken place ? nas be j/ army or navy ? The army was as stronoitato p order to keep down the d em agogues and of 1 01 11 0 ) i land. The navy was not reduced, and thetbe quarrelled with our ancient ally, to serve. d not ?" our ancient enemy. • The Reform Bill (11 e ed friends. Mr. Brock then referred to a cob ipt',l by Mr. de Boscoe Attwood at Birming aj or e ,,,,"l said " that the tyranny of the Whigs wa 5 „ 0 00;05 ble than the tyranny of the Borougin ll ",;e o A Government was pledged to reduce ale r a - to l ' s l country, but they had refused to inquire .461 )1 of the country, and the malt and wincla ss „ o rt te d be continued. Were such men to be saliv e not Captain Winnington and his farailotli Whigs ? If he was not pledged, lie std ae5,3) te his sentiments. Under those circu - .o whi r , a not support his gallant friend. The fio r 1), tion had.ruined out credit abroad and fl op home. He concluded by seconding the Mr. Pakington. the fji IF° Captain WINNINGTON then addresse d 1 19 0 0 " My political principles are already kn e de of t only from the public statement I have m a ye sel i ps my announcement as a candidate to r ra d of e c Parliament, but from the votes and ree ° , oo o o cA a s member of my family, who had the % r ift; jel', l) our representative for many years, lly 0 4 1 11 ,, lit cal sentiments and views I mos t corul' i hal" v l agree. The general political opinions,;„to,ci° held, and which I will maintain, are in tutional government and the rights an d ., sIO A or people. (Cheers.) I have ever had ; a cor j oll' oppression and intolerance under vvht i A t oavo urj 10 1 they may appear, and my anxious elln h t 0 0 1 secure to the people of England ever , rig , n i to which they are fairly entitled. In 1111 ew t e LI politics 1 should be a supporter of the n e ral' h e whenever I considered their measure s ji a od 5 . 0 cial to the country ; but most decidedlYcliliatio opposed to them if I discovered any,dis ill oicb 17 3 Ji part to diminish the load of taxation I' s the O le , I heavily on the agricultural and paralYs e b q t r manufacturing interests of the country' fee l g o t be the result of the contest, I shall ever ver y P.. A, the kindness I have experienced in e n d s o), o l ,i' i county. Allow me to ex press a hone. , 3 1 a fed if that the contest may be carried on wlt' the c‘ i ) humour and mutual kindness be tween parties." i° 1 1 1 w° s de r whichwTi nhnei Winnington. I tdo o en n e. a SHERIFF r(eLdouo(I bc t he Cheers. behalf d called fo r pc Z a tv : o ll u e ° : t ( behalf of Mr. Pakington. Notice 1 "::, c l o ck mthoernpoinllginngelvto.uldTchoemamsseenmcbelaagt enteol:eudsisapte4e.;4 but was afterwards addressed by vall4 i s siod, respective inns of the candidates. state, when preceding elections are .e,% e rce t proceedings of the day passed off wi r. tn r mour. di ' On Tuesday at 4 o'clock the elec tion clO5 , 'bers were as follows: l P cig Captain Winnington .................• -63 .... 1 > • Mr. Pakington ................. • t .Ol Majority for Captain Winning-° . 0 0 r i It was a hard struggle betw een to and to whiggism, and the result was looke d foro3 most intense interest. I ,Cg I to LI ?eo n, 0 4 01 h r ( l s , I) .t i h • Lt ))k , oz Pt !,%,DOS . 0 e l ett g kt 6 * l ea lae t eeli idl e /3bti.eaei '4 14 i111 1 11, 4 Iti,°°4l 4. e i h , Nut 1), Ui