... thie -- -At nnt srd To the independent, Elec~ris of the jes SOV-11KI-N DtVLS1ONT eV. OF' THIL-C0UNTY OF DEJRBY. GfgalXLI MEN,j, -.-A BT have redeemed the pledges which we volun- Ills IV tarily and honestly gave to each other of asserting thei .our just pretensions to a.share in the Representation of our Tui of Division at this Election, andi haviing failed to establish dec me them against the ...

... !In. FOR LoU6UW, 1 five .qIIORTNESS OF DUR1,Ar11, 4AWTflJMA4J? ejo. are 1)OWELL's BA LSAM or' ANISEED, under the II r r immediatv Patronaigeoi'tsver~lof the most distinguishedI his 'Nobility and Gentry in. the Kingdom, in Bottles at Is. I'd.IC Ind and 2& .3d. each. ?? This invaluable Medicine is universally acknowledged to IW cr, he one of the insst eflicacious remedies ever discovered, for ...

... To THE ELECTORS, OF THE in SOUTKERDDIVISION Of the County le of DERBY. Sioer is to ?? yl s the session of Parliament Isabout colose, yu A n itt is prblethat Ishlsonav to resign into m ya ider it tile more respectful course to renew the Atje, 1 COich~ I made to you in my address of the 20th 0fdelaemiyn st of my intention again to become a ofndidatebe I osti frages at tile next eetion. If ...

... TO THE ELECTORs rX OF THe SOUTHERN DIVISIONl OF THE COUNTY OF DERBY. r nmay r somerbe supposed that in thanking you for my return to Parliament I ant but complying with I can however assure you with truth, an establishlying with the usage, I am following the m3 dictates of my heart. lelieve me, Gientlemen, my gratitude an t y warm and sincere-not only on my own account, wa but on sccoitnt of ...

... 54.4fUEJL SJ)RE, rsui, .Serif of th, T cotte~ttY aafovrestid, hae'nq ?? ieiftt;'a ?? undeir 1w ti;reat Sal ld C Br i' li t;r tV c al rring fiot). K!;riht?, that is to Sa.t, two Xeeiqhts to .refrr ?? )ict41Or of the vwyid Cou0n1t.. in the ' liament~e to beolden at the City qt 1Iwttstumrt, on tiw 2ItA dayrne/ of eJ t tt ry SCt^,tt DO in obedience to 1 01 saidl Writ, and of thle setver al ...

... NotVice to the DEBTORS 4 CREDITORS of the late Mr. RICHARD THOMPSON. LL Persons indebted to the Estate of the late L 1Ir. RICHARD THOMPSON, of Hognaiston, arc th hereby required to pay the Amount of their respective Debts, th e e Office, on or before Mlonday, the 31 st day of December an itanr ofhfi ise Proceedings at Law will be issued against an the def'Ultt. And all Persons having any claim ...

... TO 'TIlE ELECTORS OF THE oi SOUTHERN DIVISION Of the Counlty ilole of DERBY. 'todeh 0E.,TLEME'S, ?? y, isthe Session of P'arliamenit is abou~t to close, fel ?? it is probable that I shall soon have to resign into my a vsar hRtidM tie trust you reposed in me as ?? Represent.- * anne I cnsidr itthe more respectful course to renew the wt dccsrai~t wich1 ade to You in my address of the 20th ef ...

... _rml OTICE.-The LORD BISHOP of this Diocese. I intorids holding hib next ORDINA710N, at ir ECCiESI1ALL, on SUNDAY the 20th ?? r4ext.- Any Gentleman intending to be a Candidate for Deacon's e Orders, (or for Priest's Orders. not baving been ordained- Deacon in the Diocese of Lichfield and Coventry,) is re., quired to send to the Bisihop in writing, on or before 5th day be of Deceitbernext his ...

... - B Y E Y It E A N'D S ?? HnoSS, &-S° of rO BE SOLD) BY AUCriON, _ .. B . EY AW & SaN, IN THlE CORN MIARIKET, D)llIY, on FridSy, the 28th o Deiber, 1832, at twelve o'clock; Very handsome 3 3Y XI ARE, three parts blood, l5 hands high, rising (; years old(, pertecly quiet, .aeanted sound, a goot coaditet, and has been broken to hot5ess.. ?? 2. r A STRONG BROWN H1ORSE, 16 hands high, e 7 yearS ...

... TH L ABBOTSFORD S;UBC3RIPTION- H E support and assistance ven by the late Sir TL WALTERI SCOTT, in 1826, ?? him in the ruin which tell upon their establishment, to all egtent alike unexpected and unprepared for. but which ul. timnately proved not less than £120,000. Ruinons as this or demand must have been, it is yet obvious, that after surren- lering to its payment the whole of his property, ...

... is Finr Impurities of tie Blood, Ind? -gestion, Loqs of Ad.ppetite, Head-Ache, 8pasmns, Sf0. orr Congreve's Compound Petroleum Fills, C'10AMPOSED of a pure Extract from the true / ..Barbadoes Tar, and Aromatic Herbs and Juices, chemically combined by a new process. They open all ob- 1,strurctions which retard the motion, or add languor to the r system, and are of inestimable value in ...

... ?? .Iacewortit .I ?? 1 t MY \11t-. ROWLAND BREARIIEY CORN MAiKET, DERBY. Tewv & rlegant Cabinet PURNITURM, r 1ime trenod ?? Muhogang, B1 S(L1) BY AUCTION, 'Y IMr. ROUvL D BRAIEA EY, AT ,is RouIst, 13, Co(IIN MIARKET, DERBY, ay, Janu3ry 8th. 1833, sale commence at eleven o'clock. -HE SPANI51 MAHOGANY FUR1NITURE Zces Conststs o1t, commodious -inged Wardrob-, neat Pedestal Sideb0rd. two ...