The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-12 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NORTH CHANNEI—
TRIYITY.IIOUSE, LONDON, AprllB,lo%.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Sth May, or as
soon thereafter as the weather will admit, a Black Beacon
jiuny with Staff and Ball, will be moored in the plate of that now
Ir, it at the Nest Mona,.
And, at the same time. or as anon after as the weather will ad.
a Black Briton Buoy with a Stiff and Ball, will be laid on
thr gast.end of the finnfteet Sand. at the Eastern entrance of the
.sin, instead of the Buoy now there. which will be taken away.
By Order, J. HERBERT. Secretary.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TRl' in--ilorsE, LONDON, April 6, IBM
SOUTH AND QUEEN'S CHA NNE LS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the Bth May or as
,rem thereafter as the weather will permit, a May
BEACON BUOY. with a STAFF and BALL, will be laid at
the Went 3lause, instead of the Buoy now there, which will be
taken away.
A WHITE BEACON BUOY, with a STAFF and BALL,
will be moored where the Went Pansand Buoy now lies, at the
Western Entrance of the Qu•en's Channel
The Red Beacon Buoy on the Pansand will he removed, and a
BLACK and WHITE CHEQUERED BUOY. without Staff or
Vane, moored in its place. Thus all the Buoys on the North Side
of the Queen's Channel will be White, or partly so.
On the West Last, at the %Western Entrance of the horse
Channel. a (MACK BEACON BUOY, with a STAFF and
BALL, will be laid, instead of the Buoy now there, which will be
then away. By I trder, J. II f: it BERT, Secretary.

• TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STUCK.
LADITA AND GENTLEMEN,
lIERMIT me to remind you that the BALLOT takes
place THIS DAY, and earnestly and respectfully to solicit
your attendance.
1 have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful humble servant.
Partlend.plsce, April 12, 1826. JAMES STUART.

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TO TILE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
10011E4 AND (iENTLEMEN,
113 ERNI I T me to remind you that THIS I)AY, the
120 i instant, la fixed for the ELECTION of SIX DIREC-
TORS of the East India Company.
I acknowledge with gratitude the kind encouragement I have
terLired during my Canvass, and earnestly request the favour of
yo...tr support at the Ballot.
I have the honour to be. very respectfully,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful humble servant.
JAMES RIVETT CARNAC.
Baker-street, Aprlll2, IRV.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
I..intEs AND GENTLEMEN,
~llE period fixed for the Election being now so
close at Mimi. I beg leave most earnestly and respectfully to
renew my solicitation for the honour of your support.
Permit me to assure you that I shall proceed to the Ballot on
the 11,h inst. situ sentiments of heart-felt gratitude for the power-
fill aid already routed to me, and with a well grounded hope of
success, through the continued zeal and kind exertions of my
friends. 1 have the honour to be, . 1 . •
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient
WILLIAM YOUNG.
M. Upper Wimpole-street, 4th April,lB26.
TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Lanus AND (l ?:TI EMEN,
The esirenie difficulties which present themselves to a CAN-
DIDATE for a SEAT in the EAST INDIA DIRECTION,
its making personal application to each Pmpriaor, and which may.
unintentionally, in some instances, cause this mark of respect to be
omitted, induce the Committee of LIEL'T.-COLONEL SIR
WILLIAM YOUNG, Bart. to press upcn your notice, the strong
grounds upon which that Gentleman has Leen encouraged to solicit
your Suffrages.
They essentially consist in a long course of Military Service
performed in the Honourable Company's Army in India, both in
the Field and in Ganda* ; end which, in repeated instances, have
obtained for him the marked approbation of the distinguished Offi.
cast under whose command he acted.
In the early part of his Military ("ewe, he sewed with the,
At roy before Sesingspatam, in the redaction of the Dutch Settle.
merits in 3falahar, at the Capon of Catiumba, and also through.
out the course of the Cings/eze War.
In a later period of ht. service, he had the merit of suggesting
and organizing a most efficient Plan for recruiting the Army ; a
Plan adopted by the Government, and acted upon with extensive
and important results. He WAS subsequently engaged. during the
AILIDOUR Inv in the Deccan, in collecting and forwarding aup;ilies
for the Army under the command of the Duke of Wellington, for
which service his Grace Was pleased to transmit to Sir William
Young an expression of his high satisfaction.
Oil thaw grounds, strengthensd by the consideration that the
number of Military Men in the Direciion has diminished, whilst
your Army has increased, the CO IITTEE have been indoced
to support LIEUT.-COLONEL Silt IVILLIA.II YOUNG,
in his Canvass, and now presume, most lovingly. to recomthend
him to your favourable notice, at the approaching P.allot, on the
121 h April. .101 IN IVARD, Chairman.
i.ontion Tavern. Bishopsgste.street,
March 23, 1821 i.
The Commilee meet daily, at the London Tavern, where all
communications In favour of Lieut.-Colonel Sir William Young,
will be very gratefully received.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LanaEs AND GENTLEMLN,
ruillE circumstance of a great proportion of my Friends
being pledged to other Candidates, who have declared their
intention of procenhog to the Ballot on the 13th instant, has pre-
vented my soliciting your suffrages on that occasion.
The assurance of support which I hare received from a numerous
body of Proprietors induces me to persevere in my intention of of-
fering myself to yvor notice on the first favourable occasion.
I shad take the earliest opportunity of renewing my personal
canvass, and from the kind encouragement which I have experi.
enced, I have every reason to hope for a favourable issue.
I have the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient servant,
No. Sl. Ponland-place, April 8, 11126. W. 11. TRANT.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF
EVESHAM.

_GENTLEMEN,

H
AYING received a very flattering invitation to offer
myself as a Candidate for the Representation in Parliament
of your ancient and respectable Borough. I do not hesitate $ mo-
meet in declaring to you the high value which I set upon sohonour,
able a distinction. It is, however, due to you, Gentlemen, as well
as to myself, that I should clearly ascertain the sentiments of all
the Electors, for which purpose I shall embrace the earliest oppor-
tunity of commencing a regular canvass, and will endeavour to pay
my personal respects to every Freeman. Should your promises of
support afford me a well-grounded assurance of success, I shall be
harpy In giving you the most distinct pledge of d'otermined spirit
noes perseverance ; and if placed by your favour in the honourable
situation of your Representative, I shall endeavour to justify your
**ice by mealy independence of public character, by regular at-
tendance or, my Parliamentary duties, and by the most watchful
attention to your local interests.
I have the honour to be, with great respect,
Gentlemen,
Your devoted and obedient humble servant,
EDWARD PROTHEROE, jun.
Great Gaddesden, Berta, April 3, 1826.

The Independent Freemen of this Borough, resident in London
and its vicinity, are requested to meet Edward Protheroe, jun. Esq.
st the Queen Arm* Tavern, Cliespside, on FRIDAY next, the
i4th instant, for the purpose of taking into consideration the pro.
.Itiety of suppoeting him u a Candidate for the Representation of
:be Borough at the ensuing Election.
That the Meeting may be select, as is requisite, none but
Alectort will be admitted.

Sapper on the table at Seven (Mott precisely.
J. J. HARRIS, Chairman of the Committee.

WHEREAS by 'indenture, bearing date the 14th
aasy of Febittary now lest past, and made between
THOBIA. DOWNER. of Derby, In the county of Derby, hosier,
of the first part; Thomas Bridgett, of the same place, silkman,
Francis Sanders, of the same place, merchant, and iVilliam
Ward, of the city of London. boater, of the second, part ; V.
Baker, of Derby aforesaid, edemas, Thomas Wakefield, of the
town and county of the town of Nottingham, cotton-spinner, and
Robert Longdon, of Derby aforesaid, hosier, of the third part ; '
and the said Thomas Bridgett, Francis Sandare. Wm. Ward,
Wm. Baker, Thomas Wakefield, and the several other persons
a hose hands and scab are theveunto set and affixed. being ranee-
tively by themselves, or by themselves and their respective partners.
Creditors of the said Thomas Bowinee, of the fourth part; the said
Thomas Bowmen her assigned over his personal Estate and Effects
unto the said Vim. Baker. Thomas Wakefield, and Robert Long.
doe, for the equal benefit of all his Creditors, in the manner thereto
mentioned and the same Indeuture is attested as to the execution
thueof, by the said Thomas !lowlier and Robert Longdon, on the
said 14th day of February, by John Buckston. of Derby aforesaid,
attorney at law, and Edward Flack, his clerk ; and by the said
Wm. Baker, on the tMh day of the seine month, by Charles
atevens, of Frederick's-piece. Old Jewry, London, and by Thos.
Howell, clerk to Messrs. Swain and (0., of the same place and
by the said Thomas Wakefield, on the 27th day of the sense
Muth, by William Eofield, of Nottingham, gentleman, and
3emoel Moore, his clerk.
beteg this 11th day of April, 1826: