The Sun.
London, England, 1826-12-14 00:00:00

MA, BEAUMONT OP WE XIOROUpfi OF

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A sensation oftuunize4 04faction •Wttiigpfri:e9ced
among the numerous frietnii:Of
,the late worthy ember
for Northumberland, i‘lr..Wentworth Beomont, on the
receipt this morning of the Stgliardshirt,ildvertiser of-Sa-
turday last, announcing the great probability of that gen-
tleman's election for the Borough of Stafford, in the room
of the late Mr. Ironmonger.
The Tyne Mercury of this evening says, we have
the following communication from a correspondent, dated
Stafford, 11 o'clock, Saturday, the 9th inst. :—" The
Writ has not yet arrived, but is hourly expected; the bells
are ringing a merry peal. Mr. Beauinont has been out can-
Tossing some time, and meets with great success. I hope
before a second Tyne Afereury is printed I shall have the
gratification of-informing you that he is again a Member."
It is understood that Mr. Spooner, the Birmingham
Banker, who is Mr. B.'s only opponent, is by no means a
popular candidate; whereas the latter gentleman,' having
formerly made a motion in the House of Commons on the,
Leather tax, a subject in which the people of Stafford are
peculiarly interested, from their great manufacture of shoes,
may be expected to derive no inconsiderable advantage at
present from that circumstance. Mr. Beaumont's express
view for entering the Senate is to serve his' country; and
as we know him to be of incorruptible principles, and witha
'a man of industry and talent, we sincerely wish him suc-
cess. „We are quite sure he will never be unmindful of
the interests of his native county, Northumberland.

IVLERTIIIO3 OF CREDITORS.

LONDON DIARY, FRIDAY, Dec. lb.
(At the Court of Commissioners.)
Abbott, S., Old Kent-road, coach maker-11
Acton, J.,•Copthall-court, scrivener-11
Anderson, A., Philpot-lane, merchant-11
Asdell; J.;rOxford-street, coach maker-12
Aston, W.,,Mark-lane, insurance broker-11
Baker, C., st; John-street, Clerkenwell, distiller-11
Bardon, Wft.York, draper-11
Berry, J.,.Chesham, Bucks, ironmonger—lli
Biggs, J,,. Lewislom, Kent, builder—'4
;
Carman, D., L nay, merchant,-11
Cayzer, J., Job treet, Oxford-street, tailor-12
Clark, G. D., and, merchant-12
Clarkson, J.,Aluidniill-.atreet, Finsbury, Inerchaut-10
Conway, J.,'Upper Stamford-street, builder-11
Cox, J. A.; Oxford-street, woollen draper-11
Davidson, J., East Italia Chamber*, merchant—ll '
Dwyer, New-street, Covent-garden, tailor-10
Elliston, 11. W., Drury-lane Theatre, bookseller-1
Elston, J. Hackney-road, calico printer-11
Fletcher, M., Lime-street, merchant-11
Foster, T. and E. S., Tabling, Kent, maltsters-1 I
Fuller, J., Frederick-street, Ifampitead-road, builder-11
Green, J., Wellclose-square, linen draper— 10
Greve, L., Crosby-square, merchant-11
Hacker, F., Canterbuty, brickinaker-1
Hardcastle, W., Covent-garden, bookseller-11
Hill, L., Fleet-street, jeweller-10
Ivens, W., Torrington-square, merchant-12
Jacob, J., Deptford, coal merchant-10
King, W. J.,r Battersea, turpentine merchant—l I
Leaby and Davey, Great Guildford-street, engineers--10
Line, W., Camden Town, builder.--11
Mason, J., Little Thorock, Essex, hay dealer-12
Mead and Macomb, Battersea, colour makers-11 •
Neale, H., Wood-street, warehouseman-11
Nichols, J., Finchingfield, tanner---11
Offor, J., Cambridge, bookseller--10
Ogle, E. L., Clement's-lane, brick maker-1 I
Oliver, J. Y., Cambridge, jeweller-11
Park; M., Old Trinity-house, Water-lane, merchant-10
Penman, T., Great Shire-lane, victualler-12
Plimpton, J., Old Change, warehouseman-12
Rains, J. S., Wapping-wall, biscuit baker-12
Read, E., Lime-street, insurance broker—lo
Robertson, J., .Tuttenham, surgeon-10
Robinson, W. F., Jertnyn-street, hotel keeper-12
Rossi, R., Harp-lane, Tower-street, wine-merchant--10
Rothwell, J., Claptun, tavern keeper-11
Slade, 1., Greenwich, builder-11 ' ,
Sprigg, J., Drury-lane, leather seller-..,1 :.l.
Taylor, J., Wham-Lid, builder-10
Triquet, E. G., Birchin-lane, printer—ll
Walker and Baker, Cannon-street,.grorer-1R
Williams, S., Finsbury -square, merchant-11 •

COUNTRY DIARY, FRIDAY, DEC. 15.
Bridgford, .1., Manchester--Star, Manchester-11
Bullock, G., Congleton—,Lion and Swan, Congleton-11
Chesney, E., Liverpool—York-house, Liverpool-11
Cooper, .1. aen. and jun., Trowbridge—White Hart, Bath-11
Cox, L, Trowbridge—Christopher Inn, Bath-1
Dyson, J., Dry Clough, Aldinundbury—Pack Horse, Hudders-
.
field-2
Hargreaves, C., Liverpool--rfitar, Manchester-10
Haviland, 8., Cheltenham—Ram, Gloucester-2
fielding, S., Birmingham—Royal Hotel, Birmingham-2
Hodges, T.,. Warehorn—Saracett'a Head, Ashford-11
Hopkins, W., jun., Northampton—Guildhall, 'NOrtharoptom-10
Hutchinson, 'W., St. Philip and jamb Gloucestershira—Rum-
mer, Bristol—)
Jones, T., Y»ystnarchog, iu Lly well, Brecon—Bear, Llandilo-12
Kershaw, 11., Dukinfield—Whitu'a, Manchester-1
King, W., Shepton Montague--Apgel, Mere, Wilts-10
Levett, J., Rowley Regis—Royal Hotel, Birmingham-12
Miller, J., Norwich---Rampant Horse, Norwich-4
Marklove, D., Berkeley--Rain, Gloucester-11
May and co., Deal—Goihiliall, Canterbury-11
Mellor, J., Micklelo I t Huse and Crown, Huddersfield-4
MmgraVe, J., Bramley—Court-house, Leeds..-11
Neville, J., Sheffield—Commercial inn, Sheffield—l 1
Peters, S., Sheepshead, LeiceeteishireKing's Head, Loughbo.
rough--11
Probyn, W., Abergaveuny—Mr. Jones, Abergaveuny-10
Procter, J. and S., Leeds—Court-houie, Leeds-7
Prout, J., Bath—White Lion, Bristol—. 4
Richardson, P., Liverpool—Mr. Swinden, Liverpool-11
Rickerby, J., Borrell-green--HGeorge, Pettrith-1 1
Salter; J., Lyncorabe—White Lion, Bath-:-11
Shepherd and co., Barnsley—Public office, Barnsley---6
J , Newcastle-upon-Tyne--Crown and Thistle, Newcaa-
tle-upon-Tyne-11
Webb, J., Nailsworth—George, Stroud-4
Wood, J. and W., Hollinsworth--White's, Manchester-2
Worthington and Ilodkinson—White's, Manchester...-9 •

WC. 16.
Braithwaite, J., Leeds--Court-housi, Leeds-11
Mickley and Co., Mane:heater—White's, Manchester-10
Bullock, G., Cougleton—Lion and Swan, Congleton—b
Dent, .1., Stone—Plat-1)m, Stone-10
Hodges, T., Wareliprn—Saracasliead, Ashford---11
Nlellur, S., Micklehurst—Rove inti Crown, litidderstiehl-1
Musgrave, J., ilratuley—Court-house, Leeds-1,1
Procter, J. and S., Leeds—Court-house, Leeds-10
Roebuck, W., Huddersfield—Rfr. Allison, Utichlersfieltl-1.
Salter, .1., Lyncornbe—White Lion, Bath-11
Taylor, E., Dodsworth—Pithlic office, BitrnsleY-1
Webb, NailiwOrth—Worge.Stroutl—..ll

INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE DISCHARGED.
Petitions to be heard at Portugal-street, Lincolop-inn-fields, Lon.
• don, Dec. IS, at Nine.
Alderton F., Little Pulteney-street, coach-maker
Wiley, J., OhMani, shoemaker
liedgood, J.; IMitichester, blacksmith
'Brooke, 'J., Lockwood, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer
Biowne, J., Bury-court, gent.
Davies', E., Kidderminster, victualler
Geary, S., Paddington, surveyor
Gray,, S., Dudley; grocer
Hogg; G.; Old Change, tailor
Hollis, G.,' Grosvenor Mews, victualler
Hollyman, .T., Walworth-ro;t1, milkman
Knight, J., Noel-street, Soho, upholsterer
Ordway, W., Kent-road, brush-maker •
Pea' E., KeighleY, 'Yorkshire, mealman
Stratton; G., London Wall, watch-maker

A letter timed Sultde.dontl, the 9th inst., says-7
There are at present about 140 ships laid up at the port of Sitn-
&dent], a number, we believe, itt this season of the year unpre.
cedeuted. This is a striking fact to .dew. disuvi"f the
w fo -
oners, r w
*AM attribute it to nothing but a essyietios
their.own,mindst that • they are. greater gainers by. keeping their
vows at ttnlno doing nothing, than sending them away.