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London, England, 1832-12-05 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1832

MIDDLE SEX ELECTION.

THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE tor
promoting, free of expense, the return of Sir JOHN
SCOTT LILLIE, begs to inform the Electors that it con-
tinues in meet daily at the Ship Tavern, Charing-cross,
where the Subscriptions aid Communications of the friends
,f Reform will be gratefully received.
The Committee begs to remind the Electors, that
'wither past conduct nor personal influence should induce
,hem to select for their Representatives men adverse to
'hose measures of essential Reform they so much desire to
have accomplished.
And also to state, that Sir J. S. Lillie has been called
forward as a Candidate to prevent the voice of their
va-
bitable Representative, Mr. Hume, being neutralized by a
colleague of opposite principles ; and to give the county an
opportunity of returning Members who will give that full
effect to the Reform Bill which it is the desire of the
people it should obtain.

Under such circumstances the Committee trusts that
the Electors will excuse Sir John's inability in the short
period prior to the election, personally to solicit their sup-
port, as he continues to attend Public Meetings through-
out the County, in order to afford the Electors an oppor-
tunity of becoming satisfied as to his sentiments being in
perfect accordance with their own. He will accordingly he
present at the following Meetings on the following days
This Day—Volunteer, Commercial-road, at one.
Ditto—Poplar, Town-hall, at six for seven.

Thursday—Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand, at twelve

for one,
Ditto—Mile-end, King's Arms, at six for seven.

Friday—Tottenham and Edmonton, at the Angel Inn,
Edmonton, at six for seven.
Saturday—blington and Pentonville, at the Angel Tavern,
at six for seven.

(Signed)

W. J. LENTHALL, Chairman.

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EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Lady M'Naghten, Faith, from Madras, has arrived
off Portsmouth ; sailed on the Bth of July, from the
Mauritius on the 26th of August, passed the Cape of
Good Hope on the 17th of September, and sailed from
St. Helena on the Bth of October.
The General Hewitt, Bankier, from Bombay, has ar-
rived off Dover ; sailed on the 25th of July, and passed
St. Helena on the 6th of October.
The Enchantress, Gamey, from Batavia, has arrived
in the Downs; sailed on the 25th of July, and from St.
Helena on the Ist of October.
The Protector, Buttenshaw, from Bombay, has arrived
off Dover ; sailed on the 26th of Juce, from the Mauri-
tius on the Bth of August, from the Cape of Good Hope
on the 10th of September, and from St. Helena on the Ist
of October.
The Arab, Baird, from Bengal, has arrived in the
Downs ; sailed on the 13th of June, from Saugor on the
25th, and from St. Helena on the 29th of September.
The Sir Howard Douglas, M'Aulev, from Bombay,
has arrived off Liverpool ; sailed on the 30th of July, and
passed*. Helena on the 3d of October.
The 'Pyramus, Wilson, from Launceston, has arrived in
the Downs ; sailed on the 23d of July.
Arrivals at Bengal.—The Reliance, Timins, from
Madras, and the Lady Hayes, Allport, frotn the Mauritius
and Madras, on the Ist of July; the Indian Oak, Bane,
from Rangoon, on the 2d ; the Ann, Sherman, from Ma-
lacca and Penang; the Hindoo, Askew, from Liverpool ;
and the Sylph, Wallace, limo China and Singapore, on
the sth ; the Cecilia, Ray, from Singapore, on the 6th ;
the Columbia, Ware, from Liverpool and Madras, on the
7th. The Lady Kennawav was proceeding down. The
Caledonia, Symes, from Singapore and Penang, on the
Ilth of July; the Ripley, Lloyd, and the Imogett, Ri-
chardson, from Liverpool, on the 15th ; the Fergusson,
Young, and the Catherine, Fenn, from London and
Madras, on the 16th ; the Addingham, Gibson, from
London, on the 19th ; the Sir David Scott, Ward, from '
London and Madras, on the 21st.
Departure from Bengal.—The Macqueen, Lindsay, for
China, on the 10th of July.
Arrivals at the Cape of Good Hope.—The Ligonier,
Tyler, from Simons-bay, on the 26th of August ; the
George the Fourth, Laurence, from St. Helena-bay, on
the 9th Sept. ; the Mary, Bosworth, from Algoa-bay, on
the 10th ; the Margaret, Grant, and the Maria, Palmer,
on the 11th ; and the Thfleman, Hutchinson, on the 13th,
from the Downs ; the Earl Bathurst, Smith, from Algoa-
bay, and the General Hewitt, from Bombay, on the 18th;
the Olive Branch, Sehirling, from London, and the Morn-
ing Star, Smith, from Ceylon, on the 19th ; the A 1,
Drew, front Ceylon, on the 20th ; the Goyana, Tait, from
Fern aid° Po, on the 22d ; the Aquila, from Liverpool,
on the 23d ; the Mountstuart Elphinatone, Elliot, from
London, on the 24th.
The Arab, Ferrier, from Singapore, has arrived off
Margate ; sailed on the 11th of July, and from St. Helena
on the sth of October.
The Morning Star, Smith, from Ceylon, has arrived in
the Downs ; sailed on the 29th of July, from the Cape on
the 22d of September, and St. Helena on the Bth of Oct.
The Joseph Winter, Pearce, from Bengal, has arrived
at Liverpool ; sailed from Saugor on the 28th of July, and
St. Helena on the 19th of October.
Departures from the Cape of Good Hope.—The Lavinia,
Gray, for New South Wales, on the Ist of September;
and his Majesty's ship Curlew, Trotter, for the Mauritius
and Ceylon, on the 26th of August; the James Sibbald,
Darby, for Bengal, on the 10th Sept. ; the Comala, Mil-
ler, for the Mauritius, on the 13th ; the Hero of Malown,
for Bombay, on the 18th ; the George the Fourth, Lau

rence, for Crozets, on the 19th : the Rifleman, Hutchin•
son, for Van Diemen's Land ; and the Earl Bathurst,
Smith, for Algoa-bay, on the 20th.
Arriv Xla at St. Helena.—The Ystroom, Vosterlo,
from Padang, on the 27th of September, and sailed on the
28th for Amsterdam ; the Harmsnie, Ringbinden, from
Batavia on the 27th. and sailed on the 28th for Rater-
_

dam ; the Ranger, Garbutt, from Timor on the 28th ;
the Colon, Prescott, from Batavia on the 28th, and
sailed on the 29th for Gibraltar; the Spartan, from
Bengal on the 28th, and sailed on the 28th for London ;
the Jacobus, Vander Zuk, from Batavia, on the 2d of
October, and sailed on the 2d for Rotterdam ; the Scotia,
Simpson, from the Mauritius on the 20, and sailed on the
4th for London ; the Jean Graham, Luscomb, from Singa-
pore on the 24, and sailed on the 20 for London ; the
Lord Hobart, Mackintosh, from the Cape on the 24 ; the
Paris, Leech, from Batavia on the 20, and sailed on the
4th for Amsterdam ; the Arab, Ferrier, from Singapore
on the 3d, and sailed on the sth for London; the Peter
Proctor, Terry, from Mauritius on the sth, and sailed on
the sth for London ; the Morning Star, Smith, from
Ceylon on the 7th, and Sailed on the Bth for London.
The Lady Kennaway, from Bengal, on the of October;
the Hindoo, Askew, from Bengal, on the of October,
and sailed for Liverpool on the 17th. Reports the Ara-
bian, a Bristol ship, having put back a third time.
Arrivals at Singapore.—The Charles Forbes, Wills,
from Bombay, on the 21st of June, and sailed on the 22d
for China ; the Reliance, Laming, on the 22d, and the
Diana, White, on the 24th, from Batavia ; the Gilmore,
Berry, from New South Wales, on the 3d of July; the
Grecian, Wbitwell, from Batavia and Liverpool, on the
4th ; the Troughton, Thompson, from London and Bata-
via, on the 9th.
Departures from Siugapore.—The Lord Castlereagh,
Jenks, on the 14th, and the Cornwallis, Key, for China,
on the 20th of June; the Falcon, Ocenstone, for bengal,
on the 20th ; the Bee, Warden, for Bombay, on the 224 ;
the Will Watch, Barrington, for Bengal, on the 234 ; the
Camel, Sturge, for Batavia, on the 24 of July.
Arrivals at Hobart-town.—The Rubicon, Daniel, from
London on the 18th, and the Resource, Smith, from Lon-
don on the 2lst of June ; the Lindsay, Smith, from Gree-
nock o❑ the 224.

Departures from llohart•town.--The Henry, Bunney,
on the 17th of June, and the Ann, Jameson, on the tat
of July for New South Wales.
Arrivals at Launceston. The Farewell, lll'Dunald, on
the 14th ; the Nereus, James, on the 15th ; and the Prince
Regent, Hassan, on the ISth of June, from New South
Wales ; the Friendship, Hastings, from Mauritius on the
3d of July.

Departures from Launceston.—The Socrates, Gibbons,
on the 19th ; the Resolution, Young, on the 25th; the
Prince Regent, Hassell, on the 29th ; and the Elizabeth,
llart, on the 30th for New South Wale-.

Passed by Angier.—The Edinburgh, Marshal, for
China, and the Lord Lowther, Fowler, for China, on the
3d of August ; The Canning, Baylis, for Chitn, on the 4th.
Ships spoke with.—The Denistown, from Liverpool to
Mauritius, lat 33 S., long. 11 E., out 77 days ; the Flora,
from Bombay to Liverpool, lat. 30 21 S., long. 10 6 E.,
out 60 days ; the Cmsar, Thompson, London to Bombay,
on the Pith of September, lat. 36 S., long. 25 E.
Arrival.—The Allerton, Gill, from Manilla, at Liver-
pool ; eai led from Batavia July 22, and St. Helena Sept. 28.
Arrivals at Ceylon.—Tbe General Palmer, Cufgrave,
front London and the Cape, on the Bth of June, and sailed
on the 9th, for Madras; the Britannia, Ferris, from the
Mauritius, on the 19th, and sailed on the 22d for Madras.
Departure from Ceylon.—The Regia, Batta, fur the
Mauritius, on the 19th of July.
The Newton was at Point de Galle, bound to England. '
Arrival at Trincomalee.—His Majesty's ship Harier,
Vassal,
from Plymouth, on the 17th of July, and sailed on
the 18th for Madras.
Departure front Trincomalee.—His Majesty's ship
Curacoa, Dunn, for Madras, on the 21st of July.
Toe Vigilant ( whaler) was at Timor on the 15th of
June, with 40 tuns of oil.
Ship spoken with.—The Coromandel, Boyes, from
London to Madras, on the 2.1 of Sept., lat. 12, long. 85.
Arrivals at Madras—The Sir David Scott, Ward, from
Plymouth.

Arrival at the Cape—The lady Faversham, El'erby,
from Bombay, on the 9th of September.
Depfrture from Bombay—The Orwell, Dalrymple,
for Ciiina, on the 15th of July.
Arrivals at the Mauritius.—The St. Hilda. Banes, and
the SAtel'a, Addison, from London, on the 10th of Au-
gust ; the Corsair, Weatherhead, from the Cape, the
Countess of Liverpool, Talbert, and the Belzoni, Sal-
mond, from Seychelles, on the 14th ; the Sir John Rae
Reid, Haig, and the David Clarke, Begun, from Bengal,
the 15th ; the Bee, Sullivau, from New South Wales and
Timor, and the Regia, Batta, from Ceylon, the 16th ;
the Lord Sidiuouth, Wright, from London and Bonaviata,
the 25th.

!Departures frnm Mauritius..—The Scotia, Simpson,
and the Leda, Robb; for Loudon, the Bth of August s the