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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-04-20

VICINITY OF CLAPHAM.
DETACHED COTTAGE VILLA.
With Carriage Drive, (Maces, Stabling, Garden, atd Paddock,
altogether about Two Acre,. •
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Matt, TO-MORROW, at 12.
THE LEASE, for Thirty Years, of a very neat de-
racked white Stucco-fronted COTTAGE, pleasantly situate
alidet three miles from the Bridges, and in the vicinity of Clapham;
containing elegant dining and drawing rooms, both with Venetian
windows, opening to the lawn and garden ; five best chambers,
two secondary ditto, or nurseries ; a patent wafer-closet, a man's
chamber, kitchen. scullery, dairy, seryarite hall, and gOod cellars ;
a three-stall stable, chatse-hou‘e, cow-bouvi, Poultry-bowie. pig-
geries, and nut-buildiggx ; a green-house, excellent and very pro-
ductive garden, with fruit-wall to a southern aspect, and paddock ;
the whole containing about two acres.
To be viewed by tickets milt', which, with printed nnrticulars,
may be had by applying to Winstanley and S-mq. Paternoster.
row ; particulars also, at the Swan, Stockwell ; the Plough, Clap-
ham and at the Mart.

N.B. The Fundttie and Wino may be had at a valuation.
London, England, 1826-04-20

LONDON BRIDGE.

Mr. Jc.:ese, the Chairman of the Bridge House Committee,
bmught up the Report, which at some length detailed their pro-
reeding", The Bill to enable the Corporation to raise the sum of
4011.000/., or so much as might be requisite to carry on the work,
had been read a remind time. He was happy to state to the Court,
that in carrying on the building they had hero aided by his .Ma-
jesty's Commissioners in the most liberal and spirited manner. In
the course of the proceeding, and after several conferences with his
Majesty's Miniaters, it had teen found necessary to give them a
new form of seeuriti in the Bridge Muse Estates, for the money
which they might be required to advance. It was intended to give
Government the prior claim upon the Watts. The Committee
could not make the alteration without the consent of the Court.
After some observation had been made ss to the details of the
work, which it was announced was carried on with the utmost
vigour, the Court agreed to the recommendation of the Committee.
111 r. lime, as Chairman of the Improvement Committee, stated
that, after the removal of Fleet-market, it would be extremely dee
eirale to remove the Fleet Prison, if it were practicable without
any material expense to the Corporation. Such an opportunity, be
believed, now occurred. The ground was so valuable that, be
believed. the prison might be removed without putting the Corpo-
ration to any expense whatever. His object was now to obtain the
sanction of the Court to an inquiry, and to enable them to hold a
conference with the Learned Judges on the subject.
The motion was, after some discusion, agreed to, and the Court
adjourr.ed.

LIVERPOOL CORN-EXCHANGE, APRIL 18.

air demand to-day from millers and
/n/ meal were sold to con.lderable cc.
LI end Malting Barley are lower, In. a
a .final cargo of Hantrle Wheat, of
lon at 4.. prr ;01b.; and about 400
,at 12.. per barrel, all in bond also
?er GO:b. to speculators.
AIN.

Our Corn•market experienced a I
dealers ; Wheat. Oats, Yibur, any 0
teut, at full prima of last week ; Mali
2a. per quarter. On Tburrday
excellent quality, was sold •by ;well
barrels Vantric Mout, state sid ,u,ar,
a cargo of Danish Barley, id Is. bd. p

Beano, per Imp. Qr.
s. d. P. .d
Eng;lsh and Seoteb 44 0 4d 0
F.., rign. in bond 2O 0 72 0
Indian Corn 4O 0 48 0
London, England, 1826-04-20

CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S MEDICINES.

THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI begs t inform the
Nobility, Gantry, and the Public, that he has appointed Mr.
Charles Buder, 4, Cheapside, Agent for the sale of his Medicines,
viz. the I)entrilice and Tincture for beautifying and preserving the
Teeth and Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are loose I his
Elixir for curing the Tooth.ache ; and the Balsamic Styptic for
stopping all Bleedings external and internal. They are now
[prepared by the CHEVALIER from the original Receipt of hie
Fat h er._ _

_
Sold by Butlers. Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's,
London ; 34, Sackville-street. Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street,
Edinburgh ; Smyth and Nephew, Perfumers, New Bond-street t
and the Principal Medicine Venders throughout the United King.
dom.

11.• The above IMedieinets cannot he Genuine unless the Name
of the Chevalier J. B. Rutipini, is engraved on the Government
Stamp which is att. chid to each Box and Bottle.
London, England, 1826-04-20

'IWO SINGLE LADIES, or a GENTLEMAN, his
WIFE, and HAVGHTER, can be accommodated with
a good SITTING-ROOM and TWO SLEEPING-ROO3IS,
with a Stable fur a Hone, and use of the Servant, in a small re-
spectable Family. 13 miles front Hyde Park.—Stages to and from
town daily. Or if desired, mayEIOARDwhh the

betters suldressed (post paid) M. P., No. 6, Aiylum.buildings,
Westminster.road.

NO. eat REGENT-STREET.--G. 'F. URLING
and CO, LACE-.IIANUFACTURERS, most respectfully
offer their acknowledgments for the very liberal support they have
received since their removal from 147, Strand, and beg to invite
the attention of the Fashionable IVorld to a constant succession of
Novelties which they are expressly preparing for the season. The
stock of Lace always on hand biome choice and extensive.
London, England, 1826-06-12

ELEC7'IGN INTELLIGENCE.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Abingdon—J. Moberly.
Arundel—Mr. Alderman Atkins, E. Lomb*, jun.
Amershatn—T. Tyrwhitt Drake, W. T. Drake.
Andover—SirJ. W. Pollen, T. A. Smith.
Altlborough—J. Walker, J. W. Croker.
Bridport—Sir H. a C. St. Paul, Henry Warburton.
Bedford—Lord G. W. Russell, W. H. Whitbread.
Brackley—R. H. Bradshaw, J. Bradshaw.
Bath—Lord J. Thynne, Lord Brecktiock.
Cambridge—. srquiy Graham. Lieut—Coloncl French.
Colchester—Sa G. H. Smyth, D. W. Harvey.
Christchurch--Right Hon. Sir O. H. Rose, G. P. Rose.
Darcliester—R. Williams, Hon. W. Ashley.
Devises--J. Pause, G. W. Taylor.
East Grinatead—Hon. C. C. C. Jenkinson, Lord Strathaven,
Eye—Sir E. Kerrison, Sir M. Nightengsle.
Gloucester—Colonel Webb, It, B. Cooper.
ireat Bedwin—Sir J. Nichol, Bart., J. J. Buxton.
Hythe—S. Marjoribanks, Sir R. T. Farquhar.
• Hastinga—Sir C. Wetherell, Sir W. Cant/.
Huntingdon—J. Calvert, J. Stuart.
Norwich—J. Peel, W. Smith.
New Romney—G. H. D. Pennant, G. W. Tapp.
Portstnouth—J. Carter. F. Baring, jun.
Salisbury—Lord Folkstone, 'V. Wyndham.
Southampton—W. Chamberloyne, A. R. Loftin.
Tamworth—Lord C. Townsbend, W. Peel.
Tewkesbury—J. G. Dowdenwell, J.
Westminster—Sir Francis Burdett, J. C. Hubhouse.
Winchelsca-11. Brougham, Lord Vise. Howick.
Warehant--J. Calcraft, C. B. Wall.
Whitchurch, Hants—S. Scott, lion. J. R. Townshend.
Warwick—Sir C. Online, J. Tomes.
Westbury—Sir 51. M. Lopez. BIM. Right Hon. Slr G. Warrender.
Yarmouth, Isle of Wight—Right Hoo. Lord Binning. J. Phil.
limore,
Queenborough—J. Cape!, Esq., Lord Downes.
York—Mr. IVyvill, Mr. Wilson.
Horoughbridge—Col. Dawkins, (apt. Mundy.
Yarmouth, Norfolk—C. E.Rumbotd, Hon. 0. Anson.

ht Him. J. Beckett, G. L. Thompeon.

STATE OF POLLS.
HARLOW.
1621 J. Monism'
1281

0. William■ -
J. P. IWilliaina -
Wright .
Ranch& -
Marquis of Blandford
Lord Ashley .

99

NOTTINGHAM.
168 1 Birch.
1361
wocetarcelt.
64 J. Lang.tone
60 IR. 111•Wi11ierin
1011701(.
1481 Wilke
141
LINCOLN.
762
756 I Corbett
A
CHICHESTEII.

- 152

Heathcot•
141 alcolm

Funkerley
Sibthorp

Lord G. Lennon
W. S. Poyntt

J. R. Kemp •
Sir J. Shelley -

- 19

113

664
London, England, 1826-06-12

SURREY ELECTION.—The following Correspond-
et.ce has taken pl.see between a very numerous and most
respectable portion of the FREEHOLDERS of the County of
Surrey and CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLMER, Esq., of
Norboon-place, Kingston-upon-Thames:—
" TO CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLAIER, ESQ. NORBITON-PLACE,
London, England, 1826-06-12

TO TILE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.

OrxTt.rxrx,
PERMIT me again to offer you my sincere thanks for
the zeal and interest you have manifested for me by your
votes this day.
Relying on your continuing to honour me with your support, I
look forward with confidence to be re-elected one of your Repre-
sentatives, and again assure you that I shall ever be found fear-
lessly and faithfully to advocate and protect your rights and pri-
vileges, and the interest of the Public, and to prove myself at all
times, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servant.
MATTHEW WOOD.

Committee Room, Catexton-street,
June 10. 11t26.
STATE OF THE SECOND OAT'S POT.L.
Mr. Ald. Wood - 822 Mr. Ald. (ianatt - 2116
The Lord Msyor - 700 Mr. Aid. Thompson - 992
Mr. Ald. IVaithman - 857 Mr. Ward . - 729
The Committee for Conducting the Election of the Alderman
•ill continue to sit daily at the Paul's lieaa Rooms, Cateaton-
street. during the Election, and earnestly invite any communica-
tion* that can promote his success.
London, England, 1826-06-12

P ME THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of 'the
IL SOCIETY of DK I T hill ARTISTS, Muff;ilk.street, Pall-
mall East: is now OPEN, from Eight o'Clock in the Morning
until Dusk. Admittance, Is. Catalogues. Is.
T. C. 110FLAND, Secretary.

DISTRESS in SPITA LEI EL I)S.—At a MEETING
of the COMMITTEE, held in the Vestry Room, Spits'.
fields, June 10. 1114.43
WILLIAM HALE, Esq.. in the Chair.
The Committee beg to inform the Public, that the Funds placed
at their disposal are again very much diminished, in consequence
of the great number of cases which still remain on their books ;
they arc therefore again compelled to appeal to the benevolence of
those who have in their power the means of alleviating the Dis.
tresses of so many of their fellow.
Amount before adverti
L. s.

td - .C 23,632 17s. 51
C. a.
By 3lessra. Willis and Co.
E. 31., Cheltenham 2 0
By 3lesars. Dorrien and Co.
11. C. 1 1
By Sir J. Lubbock and Co.
B. T. 5 0
By Mews. Kay, Price, and Co.
Dr. Drake, 2d DnnatiOn,
by Deacon and Co. 2 2
Ily 3lesars. Galling and Co.
H. 11. 1 0

Mr. Unite, Walton-on.
the-Hill - - 1 0
Sale or Fancy Screens, by
S. B, and Friends 0 0
The young Ladies at
Miss (Aherne's, Wan-
stead - 2 0
Dr. Gooch, by W. Craw.
Icy. Esq. . 4 2
Anonymous, by ditto 2 2
By the Lord Bishop of Chester.
The Her. Dr. Butler,
_. _

Harrow - 21 0
Bank.note, No. 0929. Ja-
nuary 21.111211, received
by the Bishop of Chea-
ter, who has
the Address of the Do-
nor t 0
Subscriptions are received by t
'and Win. Hale, Esq. Wood-stret
all the Bankers.
The Committee continue to
tallielda, at Two o'clock.

By Sir C. Scott and Co.
Robert Milligan, Esq. 5 0
By Messrs.. Hoare.
Wm. P. Burrell, Esq. I 1
it P. Burr:II, Et.q. I 1
M. M. • 2 0
Lady Hatton Finch 20 0
le Right Hon. the L'od Mar.
SpnalNelik, Treasurer ;an by

sit daily in the Vestry•rnom, Spi.
J. 1). KINCAID, See.
London, England, 1826-06-12

PORTSMOUTH ELECTION.

[rem the Hampshire Tekgraph.l
On Friday, at twelve o'clock, in pursuance ot the precept of the
Sherif% the Mayor, Aldermen. and Burgesses or this borough
assembled at the Guildhall. for the purpose of electing two :11eiti-
bees of Parliament. The Town Clerk havintf called the names of
the Members of the Curperition, read the Writ, the SherifFa Pre-
cept, and also the Acts against Bribery and Corruption,
The lion. Sir GEORGE Bart. stated that It was with
much pleasure that lie rime to propose, as a proper person for their
Representative hi Parliament, their friend end fellow-townsman,
JtMil Carter, Esq. tie (Sir George (Frey) had had tlirmatistaction,
at the last election in that place, to nominate that gentleman to re-
present that borough during the Pirliament which had jest been
diasolved ; ixal now that they could look back upon the couiluct of
their Representative, and see how he had executed the trust which
had been reposed in him, Ite telt additional pleasure in proposing
him Apia as their Representative in Palianient.
Mr. Jour( BRENT, after a few ohaervations confirmatory of the
opinions which had been expressed in favour of Mr. Carter, se-
fronded the nomination.
Mr. Alderman HOWARD rose to propose Francis Baring, E-4..
as another gentleman worthy in every respect of being one of the
Representatives of the Borough of Portarnouth in Parliament. Ile
could not, however. he content to do Ill; without making a few ob-
servations. Ile felt confident that the talents, conduct, arid clri-
racier of Mr. Baring, as they become more ;ma more known to the
electors, would prune to them that, by entrusthig him with their
interests in Parliament, they would this day make a choice for
which they could always answer with satistaction to their fellow-
townsmen, their country, and their consciences. He doubted not
that they w0t,:.1 be electing an able, ttizient, and worthy coadjutor
London, England, 1826-06-12

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.

OENTLEMEN.
THE gratifying result of this Day's Poll confirms me
io those sanguine hopes which were excited by the return
at the Common Hall, and demands my cordial acknowledgements.
A continuance of those kind exertions, to which I am indebted
for my present success, cannot fail to place me In that distinguished
situation to which your assurances of support have induced me to
aspire.
I have the honour and gratification to subscribe myself, Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and davotad Servant.,
WILLIAM WARD.
Committee Mom. City of London Tavern,
June 10, 100.
STATE OP THE POLL.
Ward 7291 Wood
_ fr 4

Thomptgon
IVaithman

992 Lord Mayor
3357 Oarratt _

- 700
2111;

•• • Mt• Ward's Committee earnestly solicit the early attendance
of his Friends at the Poll on Monday morning.
London, England, 1826-06-12

CAMIIRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.—The
COMMITTEE of Mr. HOUI.BURN sit daily st the
Union Hotel, Cockspur-street, to receive information and afford
facilities to the Voters in his Interest.
Union lintel. Cocitspor.street, May 27, 1826.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF LONDON.

GENTLE MEN,
THE distinguisheil situation in which you have this
day been pleased to place me upon the Poll, inspires me
with a confident hope that, through your kindness I shall attain
the object of my ambition. Permit me to express tr, you my
warmest acknowledgments for the support I have already received,
and to solicit the favour of your early attendance at the Poll on
Monday next.
I hive the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your faithful Servant,
Saturday, June 10. WILLIAM THOMPSON.

_
STATE OT TIIE POLL, SECOND DAT.
William Thompson' - 9921 Waithman - 84
M The Lord ayor - 788 Wud . - 729
Wood . - 822 , Garrott - . 288
London, England, 1826-06-12

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF THE CITY Of LONDON.

GENTLEMEN,
ERMIT me again to thank yonfor the continued support
P
with which you have this day honoured me, a support which has
enabled me, without unnecessarily trespassing upon the convenience
of my friends, to poll a greater number of voters than Ifs beertrolled
the second day on most former occasions, Oen by those candidates
who have stood highest in .your esteem. I am unwilling to advert to
any circumstances of a personal nature ; but, with reference to the
state of the poll, it is due to myself to declare my conviction that
the course adopted by Mr. Alderman Garratt, during this day, has
deprived me of support to an extent which very sufficiently accounts
for the trifling advantage gained over me. That gentleman, how.
ever, has retired from the contest ; and relying on the good feeling
expressed towards me during my canvass, and particularly upon
the kindness with which the circumstances so unwillingly alluded
to by me were viewed in the Common II all, I cannot but flatter
myself that you will be induced to use Increased exertions in my
behalf.

I hare the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your devoted and faithful Servant,
WILLIAM V ENA ISLES.
Mansion House, Saturday. June 10, 1826.

STATE ON THE POLL, SECOND DAY.
Lord Mayor 700 1 Wood
Wsithman 11.57 Ward -
Thompson - 1192 Oman .
London, England, 1826-06-12

PRESTON ELECTION.

IDAY EVENING, 4 09Cit. ocx.
I commence, as meet is, with the candidates.—Tbese are. AIL
Hanley, known to the public by some manly and rensible spetcheo
in the House of Commons, He comes in un the Derbv and Aris-
tocratic interest, and is exnected to be returned triumphantly. Ile
is said to have expended 3,000/. already. He disdains all coalition
with any of the other Menibc-s, and stands on his own principles.
The second, Mr. Nt'ood, is a commercial gentleman, front d.e
ncighb:urhood of Liverpool, a ref.rnting Whig, but innikram
and mild, reopcned even by his opponents, and generally popti!,r.
The liberal scot-and-lot souls of Preston, like every thing about
him but his frugality of expenditure, and even complain of his
having brought Irons Liverpool the few barrels of porter which
he has yet distributed. His parsitmmy is said, by his kiends,
to be the only drawback on his chance of success.
Captain Muncie is the next—a gentleman of considerable repu-
tation in hi. protession (the Navy). of Tory prineipleo, and de-
pending for success on the aid of the respectable nianufatturics,
most of whom hold Isis political faith. lie keeps open house, std
distributes eatables and drinkable. 111101 t abundantly, and. on diems
I grounds, is confident of success. Though taint in the field, he bat
arromplished much already among the master manufaetur.ra ir;it
by the poputace he is as much disliked here, as Mr. Hi-
ndi is in Southwark. The workmen state, that while the conto,
was expected to be confined to :lit. Hanley, Wad, fafsd Cobbetl,
London, England, 1826-06-12

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF
LONDON.

(Itxrutsnew.
IHAVE understood this morning, in conversation with
the Right Honourable the Lord 3layor. that he was induced ,
to offer himself as a Candidate for your suffrages, in consequence
of an understanding on his psrt that It was not my intention to
seek the honour of representing you. That I had nat any such
intention, is, I believe, universally known. It would be to me,
however, a source of mortification much greater than 1 ein ex-
puss, if, even by my acquiescence in the wishes of otl—trs, any
eventual injury should be effected to a Gentleman wftts whom,
from the earliest period of our acquaintance, I have lived upon
terms of the strictest friendship. I have, therefore, deemed it right
to intimate to those of the Livery, who were anxious that I should
become your Representative, my wish that they should abstain
from all further efforts on my behalf; but I cannot take leave of
you without expressing my sense of extreme obligation to those
friends who have spontaneously manifested so favourable an opinion
of me, and my thanks to the Livery at large for the kindness with
which they have viewed my past services.
1 have the honour to be. Gentlemen,
Your faithful and most obedient Servant,
Old Swan, June 10, 1026. JOHN GARRATT.
London, England, 1826-06-12

86 I Sir (1. Webster, Bart. 67
75

LRY/F.S, FRIDAY.
MU I A. Donovan
274

264

NEWARK. FRIDAY.
H. Willoughby. Esq. 199 1 •S. E. Bristove, Esq. Bees.
Lieut.-General Clinton • 191 1 thorpe Hall, Notts GO
• This gentleman was nominated by the Independent party, and
only announced this morning. He ha. declared his deterroination
to support •reduction of expenditure, a reform of the Corn Law..
and the abolition of al-very. His chances of success are said to be
corsiderable.
3I•LDON, SATURDAY EVENING.
1.21181 Dick
1,073
London, England, 1826-06-12

ROYAL GARDENS. VAUXHALL.

Under the especial Fatronaze of hi. Most Gracious Bialesti.
AIONDAY,JuneI2, • G RAND CONCERT, In Two Acts,
is the superb new Concert Room, which w'll commence at Half past
Bittrt. Principal Vocal Performers.
11,4 Stephens Madame Vestrls Signor l Segni. Mr. Tinney
MaJame Corona Mr. Brabant Mr. Horneastle Mr. Robinson
M, Cooke Mr. Sinclair Mr. C. Taylor Blaster Barker.
Composer and Conductor, Mr. H. R. Bishop.
At the end of the First Art of the Concert an entirely new Pastoral
Ballet. by Monsieur J. A. Theleurs late Ballet-Master to the Theatre
Rugs!, Amsterdam, entitled
L'INTRUItiE DU V11.1.A612.

. . . ....
Principal Performer•—Modeat,dselie Pauline Roesbrae'. from the
Theatre Royal, Amsterdam ; and blett,leur H. Vestris, front the Theatres
Zola ban 1....r105. at Naples, and La Seals. at Milan.
Leader of the Band for the Itailet. Mr. Kook,.
The Illuminations will be nu the most magnificent scale.
The Amusement. to conciutte with
A BRILLIANT DBPLAY OP PIRB.WORICS.

Mies (Ave, of the 'theatre Royal, Covent-garden, and Miss Poeey, of
the Theatre Royal, Unary-lane, are engaged, and will shortly make their
Particulars respelling Admii.i,in Cards fur the Eveninft, the Private
Rile* for the Season iir lightly, may be bad upon appllcdtlou to Mr.
Aadrews, BookseUer, Hood. eet.
DONS I.lpen at gents o'Clock.—Concert commences at Ralf-past Eight.
Admission 4e.
CAUTION.—The Public will please to take notice, that nil Songs offered
<fur sale oti the outside of the Gark.:ms are spurious. Copies of the Songs
mad be had fa the Gardens.

•ee All Lotto,les end for ever with Dili Drawing. Sle NISH id 50.00.
all la Oat Day. The price of Tickets sad Shares will rise atter Next
Natardiry.

The Barran Paris commenced publishing on Saturday morn-
ing at linlf.p.‘at past siz o'clock.
- -
LONDON, MONDAY, Jut:. It, 1f9.1.
We are obliged, by the pressure of Election intelligence,
V) abstain from any comments on the accounts contained
VI the French Papers ; and we mealy subjoin a few
estracts:—
London, England, 1826-06-15

• elirj • , s

PARTIES.
7be Marquis of Allesbory entertained • distinguished party at droner
on Monday, at his house In tirosvenor-square;among Wan mere--the
Duke of Leeds, the Duke of Dorset, the Duke of Wellington. the Lord
Chancellor, the Marquis of Hertford, the East of Westmorland, Re.
The Marquis of Hertford will give a grand dinner on Thursday neat, to
their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Gioncester, and a large
arty. Ills Lordship has issued cards of invitation for • ropkndkl assem-
bly In the evening.
The Earl of Mansfield had a grand dinner party yesterday, at his house
in Hanover.square,
The Earl of Cassills entertained a distinguished party of friends at
dinner yesterday, at Ids house in Frivy.tpudeus.
The Countess of Berkeley had a drainer party yesterday, at her house in
Spring-gard.n•.
Lord Saltuun had a large party at dinner yesterday, at his house In
Gnat Cumberland street.
Baron •sa Wriit netts, de Ersby gave a grand dinner on Tuesday, at her
hussar, Whitehall, to Lady Burrell, Lady Gordon, the Earl and Countess
of Clare, Sir Thomas Arbuthmt, Colonel and Mrs. Kenagh, Mr. and Mrs.
Bridgeman, Mr. 11. Pierrerolut, Mr. Hemp Douverle, Mr. A. Bouvarte,
Mr. St. Join, Miss Fitzroy, llr. Mt rc.r.
Arthur Stanhope, Esq. bad a dinner party yesterday, at his boner in
Tilney street.
MOVE3IENTS.

The Marquis and Marchioness Of Mtoffurd and family left town yester-
do), for their an* Dunrobin Cann,, Mutberlandshire.
'llte Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry left Battersea yesterday for
her seat, Bolderwood.ludge, Hoots.
The Earl and Connte.s of Arran and family left town yesterday for
their treat, Arran-lodge, Bognor, for the season.
The Earl and Countess of Listowel and family have left town for the
hie of Wight.
Lord Weer• left town yesterday for Eltham.lcdge, Kent.
L'rd and Lady Vitafford and the Misses Jerningham have left town,
for their seat, Casale, Hall, Suffolk.
Major E. Bridgeman left town y este rthy fur Paris.
Mr. and Mon. Conyers and fondly left yesterday their how* In Albe-
rnarle..trect, fur their seat near Vi.plng Forest.
Arrivals at the Waterloo Hotel, Je: inyti.stseet :-11„. Aslcto, Esq.f from
Brighten; H. Hunt, H.q. from Ireland.
Arrivals at Pentou's New Hotel, Mt. Jamrs's.strvet and Mrs.
Austin, from their seat In Berke ; the Rev. Mr. Ashley. from a tour.
Departures from Miller's Hotel, Jermyn-street Emily Stratford,
fur Cheltenham ; Dr. Forbes, for Paris.
Arrivals at the Burlington Hotel, Old Burlington and Cork.streets

t`alonel and Mr.. 111.1enale and family, from their scat In Gloucester.
.l.ire ; Captain Anderson; Captain Ilarconrt, from Berk.; Charles Russ,
Esq. !rem a tour. Departures :—Visc.nent Sidrouuth. for Richmond
Part; Jana Ramsbottom, Esq. for Windsor; Brown, Esq. and
O'Neil Reweave, Esq. on a tour.
London, England, 1826-06-15

I,IOR CALCUTTA DlltEt T, the fine Teak SHIP,
tl FORT WILLIAM. Burden 1.280 Tons; JAMES
Commander; lying in the East India Dock. Has ample
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to the Honourable Corrpany'? regular

.
, ..
for ttamtengers apply to .Merns., Rio:Lards, Mackintosh. 2:14 Co.,
I), liittltop•tt4ate.ritreet. t to the Commander ; and to Lyali and
Greig. 7, London-street ; or to
JOSEPH HORSLEY and Co.,
7. Billitrr-rouare.

UROPEAN LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY
oFFR.E.
-LA

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public. It consists of a number of Proprietors, who are required to
.issure on their own lives, or on those of approved nominees, sums
proportionate to their respective shares, on trery transfer of which
1 new insurance is required to be effected. This system, by the
•,crpetus' renovation of policies, secures the stability and growing
prosperity of the Company, and is productive of great benefit to
the assured, who participate in the profits arising from this regula-
t:.in, without being responsible for the engagements of the Com-
pany, which are secured by a large subscribed capital.
lit the year 1819, when the European Company was formed. the
Dir:etors caused Rates of Insurance to he calculated from the amal-
r.trated Life Tables of all Europe, which produced results lower
than the rites of any Company then established, and which will
still be found lower than any of the tables of Companies more
men:). formed. which admit the assured to a participation in the
profits : and this difference is so considerable as to be in the nature
u' an annual bonus to the assured.

fhe allsirs of the Company are managed by a Board of Twelve
.D.rectors, which sits every M eilnesday throughout the year, at the
Company's Office, No.lo, Chatham.pl tce, Blackfriars.
Prospectuses may be had at the Office, or of any of the Pro-
prieto►s.

COM NIt'NIC ATION with IRELAND by way of
LIVER POO L.-- Th e Wirt-Office Steam Packets, ST.
GEORGE, of 300 Tons Rorthen, and 120 Horses Power Engines,
1:31 ERA ED ISLE, of 374 Tons Burthen. and 140 Horses Power
Engines, with Passengers only, and LORD BLAYNEV, of 300
Tons Burthen, and 120 Horses Power Engines, with Goods and
Passengers, sail in rotation between Liverpool and Dublin, afford-
ing a Daily Cons eynsfefrom each Port.
London, England, 1826-06-15

fusion, and altercation, similar to that of yesterday. It was Tr-
ported that Cobbeu would not appear on the hustings after this
morning, but his trtends have since contradicted the report. His
chance of success is growing weaker every day.. As to the charge
of partiality against the Milos, 'tis all moonshine ! the opposing
Candidates are the persons who are really keeping Cobbett out,
by splitting Oleic votes with each other; three men of their's (one
for each Candidate) being polled for one man of Cobbett's, it fol-
lows, naturally, that Cobhett must inevitably he thrown out. llc
is determined, notwithstanding, to keep polling to the last day.
TuEsnaor EVENING.-It is reported that robbett has disco-
vend his prospects here to be quite hopeless, and has left the town
and the elcctots of Preston to Stanley and corruption. In short, he
has

In consequence of an arrangement of taking the voles which Mr.
Evans thought calculated to injure his cause, a fourth Candidate,
Mr. Penman, has been noininated. The following letter from the
Town t jerk was read by Mr. Evans on the hustings, on Tuesday.
It was said to be addressed to the honorary Freemen :
Leicester, May 27. 1826.
" Sta—l ant directed by the Corporation to take the liberty of
rep:vacating to you the present state of affairs with respect to the
borough election. Sir C. A. Hastings, Bart. comes forward on
the invitation of the Corporation and the 'Frue Blue interest, to sup-
port the King and the Constitution in Church and State. He is an
avowed opponent to what some call Cal holm entoneipi lion, but what
we call Popish ascendancy. Ile is directly oppoted by Mr. Wil-
liam Evans, who stands forward on the Low party and Radical in-
terest, and who is the champion of reform, and the ptetended libe-
ralities of the day, and a decided friend to Catholic emancipation.
The third Candidate is 3lr. Otway Cave, whose family was origi.
nally 81111 i It ell Blue. Ile says his mind isnot made up on the Ca-
tholic question, and on that sitbject lie will give no pledge. In
other respects lie professes to be Blue, and though an admirer of
the new lights rather than the old, he is decidedly more Blue than
Mr. Evans.

"After this explanation, you will judge which of the Candidates
best claim► your support ; but the Con oration ti uat that the old True
Blue interest will not occupy the lowest place in your regard.
" The Committee will be much obliged by your exertions, and
by any returns which you can m.ke to them.

" I am. 15ir. very respectfully.
" Your most obedient and humble servant.
Town Clerk."
The objection made by Mr. Evanes• Counsel to the honorary
votes was over-ruled.
London, England, 1826-06-15

SUDBURY" ELECTION.

(SECOND nay.)
Polling commenced on Tuesday morning. about eight o'clock,
Mr. Ogilvy still continuing the contest, although he had dismissed
his band of music, and declared that he relic,' solely ou a Petition
to the House of Commons to unseat Mr. IValrond for bribery and
corruption. Mr. Waits continued progressively to get further
a-head.

In the course of the morning an interesting discussion aroseon Mr.
Dull, an opulent manufacturer, who had been created an Honorary
Freeman by the Corporation coming forward to tender his vote.
Mr. Woes declared, that as lie expected for many years to
be connected with the town of Sudbury, he would maintain the
freemen, who were so by birth, apprenuceship„ or by purchase, and
would oppose the illegal claim of a right to vote in any person
created an Honorary Freeman by the t?mpora:ion. tit_pplause.)
Mr. JACKSIOX ',ERRING, the nernater, acting on Mr. Wilks's
side, quoted several cases in his support.
Mr. Culottes Pir Lt. PS, on behalf of 111 r. Walrond, followed
ma the seine side, and complimented Mr. Perring on his research.
He contended that the question had been settled by a decision of
the House of Commons, and 'hewed that, were the Corporation to
possess the right of creating voters, by making Honorary Free.
men, they might at any time, by die exercise of such a privilege,
get the whole power of returning Members into their own hands.
The Corporation, however, did not make such a claim. (Immense
applause.) Mr. Duff's vote was refused by the Mayor.
As die day advanced the Interest Increased, and the great ban-
ners and Ogilvy's band again appeared. At the close of the Poll, at
threr, the numbers were—
Wilk% 619 1 Ogilvy s 203
Walrond 490
The whole pumber polled was 730.
Mr. %Vil.xs returned thanks for having returned him with a
greaser majority than was ever known in that boron h. The
number of votes obtained by Alderman Heygate, In 1820, was
ae4, but he was 56 beyond him. The election had been conducted
with the greatest falrnew, and without an 4
forward as the poor man's friend, and the pt.
him. He again reeopitulated his political
Re Ciamiireimuti. them t

n neygste, in tow, was Gropers
:lection ad been conducted CERTIFICATES.
ammaaita. lie had cam Jones Ornery, Irloadastesse, Sussex, lodglng-house-keepee—John
Dickinson, Muds, On 11410•11, sarebousssonn—Wllllam Listen,
he poor had rallied round umsahat„„kei and ,
melon. bodebsr—llislised Allmon& Ammiddis
itical prineiples--declared &Ark row sag ch.....ftstar-41 Jipbas Em" Ishii Saattia's.
mu be would role for Mi. Co., dry-aalter —Marla awaßall -14%, *garb cow-
.
London, England, 1826-06-15

COVENTRY ELECTION.

COVENTRY, JUNE 13.
Herewith you will receive the state of the poll at five o'clock this
evening. 31oore and Ellice have made a great effort to recover the
station which they have been accustomed to occupy in the elections
of Coventry ; but t!le tide of popular feeling sets so strong against
them--their condoct in Parliament appears to their former con-
stituents so grossly inconsistent with the interests of those whom it
was their ditty to protect, that there is not the slightest probability
of their ultimate success in the contest. I dare say there is not in
all England an instance of so marked a change in public opinion—
such a sudden revolution of popular favour, as has taken place
within a short period in the place from whence I now write.
WEDNESDAY, HALF-PAST TWELVE.

The Corporation candidates continue to pull an overwhelming
majority the town is in a state (lithe greatest excitement, and the
respectable part of the inhabitants are so much alarmed at the in-
clination which the mob has discovered to proceed to outrage, that
the more timorous will hardly venture to leave their houses.

STATE OF POLLS.

CHICHESTER.

II AL DON.

Lord George Lennox. nr
Sir Godfrey %Vebster 206
W. S. Poynte 286
WEYMOUTH.

Winn ------- - - 1457
Lennart - . 1.200
Dick - - 1054
HOWITON.

Thos. F. Buxton, E•q. 32
Hight Hon. I'. Wallace 28
3lastetton ('en, Esq. 28
James Wm, Farm, Esq. 23
Colonel Gordon 22

Guest
bott

Sneyd - -
IPSWICH.

Torrens - 416
Haldimand . - 411;
Mackinnon - - 383
Hondas - - 383

lIERTPOIIIII.
(MSC of Poll.)

. ,
Byron . 383
Bono, mbe - 380
Rohrer - - 288

LEICESTER.
Sir Charles Hastings - 134
Otway Cave - - 130
Evans . 116
Denman - 30
The County Election is fixed for

the 16th inst.
OXFORD.
(Two o'clock yesterday).
Langstone . - 374
Lockhart 341
Hughes - . 281
EV ES U AM.
Cockerell . 67
Prot heroe - 51
Grant - s . 15
LEOMINSTER.
Hotham 12
Stephenson - 11
Binh . 1
Cuthbert - 0

WORCESTER.

Robinson ---
Davies
Griffiths

. 73.4
- 572

BERWICL.
Bere‘ford 60
Blake 56
Gladstone - 36
GRANTHAM.

Ts!mash - . - b 36
Cholmley - . 309
Clot - - . 213
SHREWSBURY.
(Close of Poll.)
Corbet . 438
Boycott - - 239
Blaney . - 229
__ . . NORTHAMPTON.

- "
Bunning 142
Robinson
maberlY 217

CREDITORS
Or ' • ■ABINOIIALL-
London, England, 1826-06-15

low him, ',sold b. heard wit the same attentim, and that they
should return to their homes in peace and cordiality. Cheers.)
Mr. Somata th:n p-esented hiliocli; but was to obtain
a hearing ;or several minutes, in con equence of the I tumult
which prcraikil.
Mr. naisevE came forward, and earnestly requested that Mr.
Sumner so 'Ol be heard, for the rake of fair
Mr. SustNLO heti proteed.A.—Having heard that the late
Trendier* had given sa,Waeti ea throughout the ctrinty. it was no
wootier did lee sh •ul.l b.: taken by surprise. All the horses were
eng4ed throughout this county, but there was a little place called
Loudon, where there were a prodigious number of horses which
would be at his disposal way shortly. He had friends in
parts of the cain,y, and he saw nothing in the state
the pod to Ci snip tinge allmr. Indeed, he knew th it their
s'dour would 1).: ittere.:scd by this opposition. The lismourable
timtleman who preceded him was at a lugs to know what the Catholic
qeestion meant. It meant to give pole! to Catholics—•o hold all
cheers, except that of King, lewd Chancellor, and Lord Lieute-
oant of Ireland—to entrust this power to persons ladding a di-
voiel allewance to a foreign potentate. This was what was meant
:I the Catholic question, and it was impossible that • gentleman
e dir. Palloter's miad odd atike in the county should not have
en his at:cation to this subject, which was under discussion for
!lit last thirty years. Could nut Mr. Pallcuer sty,.•• dly opinion is
now so or so, hat I will not go into Partiament with my
it sis tied." t•• Ito it )Ir. Pannier's triend..) Ile sold
1,1 r. P.. t urn was nut in that situstion. (Cites of •• he is.") "Ili:
Culla' was an mantel part of the Constitution. acid it was the
'My of it. niinistma to uphold its interest; no censure sliouLl,
t e 'fate, be ihrtwn on the Rev. 6:orEnnen who came forward that
.y. 'l%)e etc gy hull a rii,ltt to be heard as well as any utha CLANS
if tact, 31r. Polluter lital given no anaser to the
our to is aldressed to him. (Cries of he has ") Ihnison
w e oppo el to him (NIL tiumoer) on th • and many either ques-
e ons; out be stated his ',onions manfully. 1,`7, lie timid
1.0 tour sitzh a man, however he mi4lit dislike his opinions ;
but he could not honour die man who wail GIIICti upon to
'give his and redised to do so. lie thanked the tleVorll
fo: his rellativAv high situation on the poll; he the. them
toe the fair bearing they had given him. They skim
themselves houo:ir up that. lie tel as colti.lettt that he would
be at the head of ;it: pod, as if it w.es do:ee. lie thou4l.! lie shook)
cot a different li,ore eta it to-utorrow ; but whether it cuutniued
(yen three days he repeated what he be tote sell, that a.
its Ii sal close. tic erg.: Hahne Sumner would 'Mad at ita h.a.i.
(Arphm,e and hisses.)
Tit I Court then adjo,trottl till nine o'clerzlt to-morrow (this
morning).
London, England, 1826-06-15

COAL. MARKET, Jrw• 14.
Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Price.
717.1 Newcastle ...... 17
164 Sunderland .....

BIRTHS.

At Bryn Llywarch. Ifontgoracrysbire, on the Slh inst., Mn. W. Poch.
of a daughter.
On the 11th Inst. the lady of Bury Hutehinson. Esq. of Nottingham,
On the 9th inst. the lady of S. Page. Esq. at Dutuich, of a son.
London, England, 1826-06-15

ESTATE WANTED.

Compact anti beautiful I,.IIE.KHOLD LANDED
1 PROPERTY, with elegant Alansion, and a Rental or
about Two Thousand Pounds per annum.
No applications need be made in which the investment exceeds
20 years' purchase of the clear rental. Direct (postage paid) to A.
ecripps, Newspaper-office, SoutimAton-street, London.

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. LXVIL, will
be published This Day.

A I,EASEIIOI,II ESTATE. comprising three Dwelling- I
houses, situated Nos. 4,5, and 6, Eden-place, twat the Ivy House. I
Boston, in the occupation of Messrs. Burnett, 11'luitehead, and
Co., at rents amounting to 51/. per annum. The Estate is held on
lease for 89 MIT% from Lady-day, 1818. at a ground.rent of three
guineas each house. making a net rental of 411. I Is. and
A Leasehold DIVE LLING.IIOUSE, and Premises, contain-
ing four bed-rooms. two parlours, a kitchen. offices, and yard.
eligibly situated, No. 41, Cannon-street, St. George's in the East,
lately let at Mt per annum ; held for a term of years unexpired, at
a ground.rcrt of live guineas per annum, making a net rental of
241. Ifni. per annum.
Slay be viewed. and particulars had of 11r. Lane, Solicitor.
Lawrence Pountney•place • of Mt. Peachey, Solicitor, Salisbury-
square, Fleet-street: of Messrs. Lawless, Crosse. and Battee.
Solicitors Hatton-court, Threadneedle-street ; at the Mart ; and
of Mr. Solicitor,
23, Poultry.
London, England, 1826-06-15

,T HALF-PAST NlNff.

Flemington v. Smithey
The King v. Donio
Slater v. Betrays
Pheney v. Price
Courtney v. Fields
Thompson v. BM
Ahhiedon v. Jeans
Park v. Hunter
Doe v. Hilts
Bond v. Todd
Botts v. Crips
Kelly v. Cooke
Lewis v. Beaufort
Edis v. Cowderoy
ing over with judgment
by order of the Chief
London, England, 1826-06-15

L. 4 NCA II IIE ELECTION.

LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, JUNE 13.
A meeting was held here this day by the freeholders of the
county of Lancaster, to cm.itler the state of the representation, at
sh.eh a requisition was agreed upon to Alexander Nowell, Esq. of
Underly Park, to offer I.i.nscli as a candidate, and which now lies at
the News-room for signature, and has already obtained many most
respectable names of this town and neighbourhood.
London, England, 1826-06-15

BY WAS' Of BRISTOL.

The Steam Packet E3IERALD ISLE, of 374 Tons Burthen
nrd BO Horses Power Engines, sails from Bristol for Dublin, every
Wednesday. Average Passage Twenty-two Hours.
The Steam Packet SEVERN, of 300 Tons Birthen, and 120
Horses Power Engines, sails from Bristol for Cork every Saturday.
Average Passage Twenty-four Hours.
Apply to ►leredith and Glamor, 3d. Grove, Bristol; and
t :Mot, 453, Strand, London ; at the St. George Steam Packet Co.'s
Office, nr, Water-street, Liverpool.

ION1X)N CARRIER COMPANY.—The Directors
14 of the London Carrier Company most respectfully beg leave
to return their thanks to the Public for the support they have
hitherto received, and having completed various arrangements for
giving increased effect to the plan of cniamunication they have
emablished in the Metropolis and its environs, hope for the conti-
nuance of its patronage. The object of this Company is the punc.
tual delivery Ripon die same plan as the Twopenny Post) of all
packages and parcels twice a-day in London, and all places in its
vicinity within live miles; thereby obviating not only the inconve-
nience, but also the proverbial tardiness, of those vehicles called
Carriers' Carts. Printed lists of.the numerous Receiving Houses
the Metropolis and its environs, and every information. may he
obtained, upon application (if by letter post-paid) to the Manager,
at the principal Office, 89, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-

N.B. The Public are requested to be particular in demanding
printed receipts for all packages left at the receiving houses, OT
given to any of the drivers. As the Company make no charge for
booking (being a saving to the Public of 25 per cent. on an aver-
age), they cannot be responsible for any parcels entrusted to their
care, unless the receipt he produced. The Directors beg leave to
apprise the Public, that all parcels left at any of their receiving
houses in the environs of London will be punctually forwarded
twice every day to all places within five miles of the Metropolis.
A light Cart will be in attendance at the Tower Stairs every after-
noon, on the arrival of the steam boat:-. from dlargate,to deliver
the passengers' luggage.
London, England, 1826-04-27

On Tuesday, the 25th Inst. in St. _ . _
Thynne, of a won.
On the titlin.d. the lady of Richard Bremridge, Eeq. Ohaneety.isot..i
a 8.11.

MARRIED.
Lately, by the Rev. J. Sharpe, Vicar, Jonathan Barnard, rung"' '‘.s
of Mr. Alderman Sheardown, to Mary, only daughter of John Pousot,
E. 41. of Doncaster.

DIED.
On Sunday, sincerely lamented, Marla, the wife of Ms. pumas
M.
Hammond, Srixton-place, Brixton,surgeon.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON
Morning. 4S after 5 1 Afternoon .......

Panted at THE BRIT:SH PRESS Office, by J. W. CARLTOffi, Ha. WI.
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AN excellent Brick-built FAMILY RESIDENCE,
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First floor, a capital drawing room, about 26 feet by about 14 feet
7, with marble chimney-pieces and handsome iron balconies, and
an anti-room. Principal floor, a dining parlour, about 15 feet
square, walla stuccoed, and marble chimney-piece; breakfast
room, with bowed window and marble chimney piece, and closet;
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an excellent washing or brew-house, with large tank over to supply
soft water, and a tool-house a paved yard and garden, partly
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a coach-house and two-stall stable, with loft over. The pre-
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May be viewed by cards, which, with particulars. may be had
of Mr. Hoggart, 62. Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. Par-
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On Monday, Slay 1, will be published in 2 vols. royal Bvo. price
2!. 2.. hoards. dedicated, by express permission, to nis Majesty,
THE ANNALS of the HOUSE of HANOVER.—
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By S. TURNER. Solicitor.
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