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I 4.,Ce S • ' - 4 .../ t This day was published, pries 2g. 6d. THE FOURTH PART OF LANDSCAPE ILLUSTRATIONS to the PROSE and POETICAL WORKS of SIR WALTER SCOTT—containing Four beautifully Engrived Views, and a Portrait of " Flora Mc Iv or " (Wa ver l ey ), b y A. Chalon, R.A.; with descriptive Letter-preis. Chapman and Hall, 186, Strand; Moon and Co., Pall Mall. : . •.. r - q• - • , -;'‘'c.l4 "Cir' o'•-"trn', 4 ' 7 , / ctcr A _ pea - • ar -C. l a , • • 2thilfe 4: - 11 , .., • - 1A - - " =‘-44 1 ; , f-r4v) lona- It( )1 T dates... Sir G. Murray (pretreat Aletober) and the EAI I of Ormelie. RatiFazw.—OneMember ; population, 139,400; Can didates—Sir M. S. Stewart (present Member) and Mr; Houstoun. Roes ♦ND GROILARTY: —Obe Member; population, 74,800; Candidates—Mr. Munro and Mr. J. Mackenzie (present Member). ROXBUAGH.—.One Member; population, 43,700 ; Candidates—Lord J. Scott, Sir W. Elliott, and Captain Elliott (present Member, Mr. F. H. SCOtt). SELIKIRIC.—One Member ; population, 6,800 ; Can didates--Sir R. Pringle and Mr.Pring le (present Member), STIALIND.—One Member; population, 72,600; Can, dilates—Admiral Fleming and Mr. Forbes (present Mem ber, Mr. A. Pringle-). SUTIEERLAND.--One Member; population, 25,500; Candidate—Mr. R. Macleod (present Member). Wrarow.—One Member; population, 36,300; Can didates—Mr. C. Moore and Sir A. Agnew (present Mem ber). 0 DR. LARDNER'S CABINET CYCLOPEDIA. In Monthly Volumes, small Svo. 6s. in cloth. Just published. forming Vol. XXXIV. of the above, TREATISE ON CHEMISTRY, in 1 vol. Oct. 1, HISTORY of SPAIN and PORTUGAL, Vol. IV. Nov. 1, HISTORY of ENGLAND, by the late Sir J. MACKINTOSH, Vol. 111. Published Aug. 1, WESTERN WORLD, Vol. ll. UNITED STATES, concluded. London : Longman and Co., and John Taylor. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1832. No. 12.472.) (PRICE 7D.) THE NEW PARLIAMENT. 2,385 ; 10/. houses, 1,743; population, 15,290; Can didates—Mr. P. Thomson, Captain Stanhope, Sir John 11. Reid, and Air. II dcomb. EVESHAM. —TWO Members; old constituency, bur gesses, 427 ; 10/. houses, 330 ; population, 3,976—Can didates—Sir C. Cockerell and Mr. Hudson. ExETER.—Two Members; old constituency, freemen, 1,058 ; 10/. houses, 3,016 ; population, 33,552 ; Can didates—Mr. Buller, Mr. Buck, Mr. Dyvett, and Mr. Follett. EYE.-One Member; old constituency, freemen, 125 ; 10/. houses, 330 ; population, 7,015 ; Candidate—Sir E. Kerrison. holders, 41 ; 101. houses, 339 ; population, 5,627; Candi dates—Mr. T. Smith and Hon. Copt. Spencer. MONMOUTH, NEWPORT, AND USIC.—.Two Members ; old constituency, freemen, 250; 101. houses, 1,140; po pulation, 11,163 ; Candidates-111r. Hall and the Mar quis of Worcester. Moßevrir.—One Member ; old constituency, freemen, 233 ; 101. houses, 446 ; population, 6,678 ; Candidate— Hon. W. Howard. NEwaitx.—Two Members; old constituency, inhabi tants paying scot and lot, 1,600 ; 101. houses, 510 ; po pulati n, 9,557 ; Candidates—Serjeant Wilde, Mr. Glad stone, and Mr. Hanley. • NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE.—Two Members ; old con stituency, freemen, about 5,000 ; 10/. houses, 2,916 ; • population, 53 613 ; Candidate s —Si r M att h ew W. Rid ley and Mr. Hodgson. NEWCASTLE- UNDER •LYRIR. -.-.TIVO Members ; old con stituency, freemen, 819 ; 10/. houses, 360 ; population, 8,19 - 2 ; Candidates—. Sir H. Willoughby, Mr. W. H. Miller, and Mr. Edmund Peel. NORTHALLERTON. —One Member ; old constituency, burgage holders, 198 ; 101. houses, 294 ; population, 4,839 ; Candidates—Captain Ross and Mr. Wrightson. NOTTINGHAM. —TWO Members; old constituency, freemen, 5,050 ; 101. houses, 2,950 ; population, 50,216 ; Candidates—The Atthrney-General and Sir R. Ferguson. Niwronm (Isle of Wight).—Two Members ; old eon ! itituency, freemen, 21 ; 10/. houses, 445 ; population, 6,780 ; Candidates—Sir W. Gordon, Mr. Hawkins, and Mr. Ord. NORTHAMPTON.—Two Members ; old constituency, freemen and inhabitants, 2,403 ; 101. houses, 1,087; population, 15,351 ; Candidates—Sir G. Robinson, Mr. V. Smith, and Mr. Charles Ross. NORWICH. —Two Members ; old constituency, freemen, 4,202 ; 10/. houses, 2,316 ; population, 61,096 ; Candi dates—Mr. Bellenden Kerr, Mr. R. H. Gurney, Viscount Stormont, Sir James Scarlett, and Mr. Eagle. OLDHAM.—Two Members; new borough ; 101. houses, 1,128 ; population, 32,381 ; Candidates—Mr. Cobbett, Sir T. Beevor, and Mr. Taylor. OXFORD.—Two Members ; old constituency, freemen, about 2,200 ; 10/. houses, 2,369 ; population, 21,345 ; Candidates—Mr. Hughes Hughes and Mr. Langton. PENRYN AND FA LMOUTH. —TWO Members; old con stituency, freeholders and leaseholders in Penryn, 429 ; Falmouth, a new borough ; IW. houses, 796 ; population, 3,521 ; Candidates—Mr. Freshfield, Lord Palmerston, Sir R. Vyvyan, and Mr. Stewart. PETERBOROUGH. —Two Members; old constituency, scot and lot, 730; 10/. houses, 396; population, 6,511 ; Candidates—Sir R. Heron and another. PETE ktSPIELD. —One Member; old constituency, free holders, 36 ; 10/. houses, 305 ; population, 4,922 ; Can didates—Sir W. Joliffe and Mr. Lelevre. PLYMOUTH.—TWO Members ; old constituency, free men, 177 ; 101. houses, 2,271 ; population, 31,080 ; Candidates—Captain Elliott, Mr. Bewes, and Mr. Collier. PONTEFRACT.-.--TWO Members; old constituency, householders, between 800 and 830; 10/. houses, 519; population, 9,857 ; Candidates—Lord Mexborough and Mr. T. Houldsworth. POOLE. —Two Members; old constituency, burgesses or freemen, 170 ; 10/. houses, 298 ; population, 6 959 ; Candidates—Mr. L-ster, Sir J. Byng, and Mr. Tulke. PORTSMOUTH.—Tsvo Members ; old constituency, corporation, 59 ; 10/. houses, 463 ; population, 50,389 ; Candidates—Mr. Carter, Mr. T. Baring, and Captain Napier. and lot voters, 300 ; 10/. houses, 528 ; population. 7,1)8 ; Candidates—Lord C. Townsend and Sir R. Peel. ENGLAND. ABINGDON. —Returns one Member; old constituency, scot and lot voters, 253 ; number of 10/. houses, 451 ; population, 5,259 ; Candidate—Mr. Duffield. ANDOVER.—Two Members; old constituency, corpo, ration, 23 ; 101. houses, 322 ; population, 4,953 ; Can. didates—Mr. Fellows and Mr. Etwall. ARUNDEL. —One Member; constituency, house holders. 348 ; 10/. houses, 380 ; population, 5,039; Candidates—Mr. Alderman Atkins and Mr. Howard. ANTIBURTON..—One Member ; old constituency, free holders, 101 ; 10/. houses, 342 ; population, 4,10 ; Candidates—Mr. Poyntz and Sir L V. Palk. ASIUTON• UNDER-LYNE.—One Member ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 610 ; population, 11,673 ; Candidates—Co lone! Williams and Mr. Hindley. AYLESBURY.—Two Members; old constituency, 1,150; new constituency, freeholders of the hundreds, estimated at 888; 10/. houses, 314; total, 1,150 ; population, 23,434; Candid ites—Mr. Rickford, Colonel Hamner, and Mr. F. B. Hobliouse. BANBURY.—One Member; old constituency, corpora tion, 18 ; 10/. houses, 365 ; population, 5,906; Candi dates—Mr. Pye and Mr. Tapered. BARNSTA PI.E.—Two Members; old constituency, free men, 731 ; 10/ houses, 607 ; population, 6,840 ; Can didates—Mr. Chichester, Mr. Hodgson, and Major Fancourt. DATH.—Two Members ; old constituency, corporation, 30; 10/. houses, 7,314; population, 50,817 ; Candi dates—General Palmer, Mr. Hobhouse, and Lord J. O'Brien. TavlsTocx.—Two Members ; old constituency, free holders, 27 ; 101. house•, 380 ; population, 5,602 ; Can didates—Colonel Russell and Colonel Fot. TAUNTON.-Two Members; old constituency, potwil lnppers, 533 ; 101. houses, 848 ; population, 12,148 ; CAndidates—Mr. Lahouchere and Mr. Bainbridge. TEWKESBUICT.-Two Members; old constituency, free men and inhabitants, 387 ; 101. houses, 262 ; population, 5,780 ; Candidates-11r. Dodswell, Mr. Martin, and Mr. Tracy. CO UNTIES—IRELAND. A NTIT —Two Member.,; population, 314,608; Can— didatek—Earl of Belfast and General O'Neill (present Members). THE BRITIS No. VII., for SEPT] 1. Elam Church, Derbyshire, (with an Engraving) 2. Memoir of Rev. John Kettle well 3. On Church Architecture 4. Thoughts upon Sacred Poetry 5. Clerical Church Reformers 6. Notices of the Olden Time 1. Sacred Poetry 8. Correspondence :-On the Cottage Allotment System. Edinburgh Review and Bowles's Life of Kea. The Nation called Chaldees. I I-1 MAGAZINE, ;TIBER, price 25., contain•, 10. Reports of Religious and Be- nevolent Societies 11. Ecclesiastical Trials !2. Important Church Docu ments:—Articles of Inquiry issued to every Incumbent. Briefs, and the King's Let ter for the National So- THETFORD.-Two Members; old constituency, free men, 31 ; 10/. houses, 303 ; population, 3,462 ; Candi • dates—Mr. A. Baring and Lord J. Fitzroy. THIRSY.—One Member; old constituency, inhabitants, 50; 10/. houses, 315; population, 4,672; Candidates-- Sir G. Russell, Sir R. Frankland, and Mr. Gibson. ARMAGH.---.TV7O Members; population, 220,611 ; CanOidates—Lord Acheson (present Member, with Mr,. Brownlow), Colonel Verner, and the Hon. 11. Caulfield. GattLow.—Two Members; population, 81,519 ; Can dilates—Sir J. M. Doyle, Mr. Blackuey (preient Mem bers), Col. Bruen, and Mr. Rochfort. CAVAN.—Two Members ; population, 226,050 ; C didates--Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Young (present ]llembers), and Mr. Southwell. FlNsnuax.—Two Members ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 23,266 ; populati ,n 221,839 ; Candidates —Sir T. Denman (Attorney-General), Mr. Serjeant Spsnkie, Mr. R. Grant, and Mr. Temple. FROME —One Member; new borough ; 101. houses, 150; population, 11,240 ; Candidates—Mr. Shepherd and Sir T. Champneys. GATESHEAD..—One Member . ; new borough; 10/. hmues, 750; population, 15;300 ; Candidate—Mr. C. Rippon. ciety. Protestant Episcopal Church of America, &c. &c. 13. Ecclesiastical Intelligence : —Ordinations,Preferments, Births, Deaths, Marriages 14. University News. 15. Events of the Month in each County ; and the usual va riety of Miscellaneous In telligence. !nt,street, London ; Parker, - - --- TIVEATONO—MO Members; old constituency, corpora. tion, 23 ; 101. houses, upwards of 643 ; population, 9,766 ; Candidates—Sir W. Carew, Mr. Coles, Mr. Heatheote, and Mr. Kennedy. _ Durham University. Church Revenues Commission, &c. 9. Reviews of New Books and Pamphlets CLASE.—Two Members; population, 258,26.'2; Ctn . - didates—Mr. M. O'Connell and M•jor Maenamara (pro sent Members). John' Turrill, 250, Reg€ Oxford ; Grant, Cambridge. GLOUCESTER.—Two Memh;rs; constituency, free men, 1,900 ; 10/. houses, 760 ; population, 13,000 ; Can didates—Mr. Phillpotts, Capt. Berkeley, and Mr. Hope. GRANTHAM —Two Members ; old constituency, free men, 900 ; 10/. housts, 475 ; population, 7,127 ; Can didates—Mr. Hughes; Mr. Welby, and the Hon. F. Cust. GREENWICH.—Two Members ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 6,142 ; population, 65,917; Candidates—Capt. Dundas and Mr. Angerstein. GRIMSBY, GREAT.—One Member; old constituency, freemen, 414 ; 10/. houses, 938 ; population, 6,413 ; Candidates—Mr. Barnard and Captain Harris. G UILDFORD. —TWO Members; old constituency, free men, 175 ; 10/. houses, 431; population, 4,833 ; Ctn didate—Hon. Mr. Norton, Mr. Mangles, and Mr. Baring Wall. TOTNESS.—T - wo Members ; old constituency, freemen, &c., 103 ; 10/. houses, 316 ; population, 3,308 ; Catuli dates—Mr. Courtney, Mr. R.rrot, Mr. Ayshford Wyse, and Lord Seymour. TowEit HAMLETS.—Two Members; new borough ; 10/. houses, 23,187 ; population, 302,519 ; Candidates —Dr. Luahington, Captain Maryatt, Mr. Barnett, Mr. Offer, Colonel L. Stanhope, Mr. Beaumont, Lord Althorp, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Clay, and Mr. A. K. Hutchinson. TRURO.—Two Members; old constituency, corpora tion, 25 ; 101. houses, 237; population, 8,252 ; Candi dates—Sir R. H. Vyvyan, Mr. Tooke, Capt. Vivian, and Lord Boscawen. CORK Members ; population, 700.359 ; Can . . didates—Lord Boyle, the lion. Mr. King (present Mem bers), Mr. Fergus O'Connor, and Lord Bernard. DONEGAL.—Two Members; population, 295,104; ' peel Connolly and Sir H. Hayes (present This day was published, DRAMATIC STORIES. • Iu 3 vols. post Bvo. " These very animated and interesting volumes, containing stories of many times and scenes, are truly what their name in fers, dramatic. Many of the incidents would, we think, tell well On the stage; for example, Schelmkind,' Lionessa,' and The Impostor.' "—Literary Gazf•tte. Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington street. femberv). DowN.—Two Alembers; population, 352,571 ; Can didatea—Lorel Castlereagh and Lord A. Hill (prest-t1 Members). Dui .—Two Members; population, 175,957; Can didates—Lord Brabason (the sitting Member with Mr. White), Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Fitzimon, and Mr. George Evans. NEW WORK BY THE AUTHOR OF " HIGHWAYS AND BY-WAYS." This day was published. is vols. post Svo. L EGENDS OF THE RHINE AND LOW COUNTRIES. By T. C. GRATTAN, Esq. Author of " Highways and By-ways," " Jacqueline of Holland," &c. Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington at reet. BEDFoItD.-Two Members; old constituency, house holders, 914 ; 10/. houses, 493 ; population, 6,959 ; Candidates—Captain Polhill and Mr. Whitbread. BERWICK.-TWO Members; old constituency, free men, 1,135; 101. houses, 582; population, 8,920; Candidates—Sir F. Blake and Colonel Beresford. BEVERLEY.-Two Members ; old constituency, free men, 1,500 ; 10/. houses, 507 ; population, 8,302 ; Candidates—Mr. Burton, Mr. Marshall, Sir John Beckett, Hon. C. Langdale, and Mr. C. Winn. BEwDLEY.-One Member; old constituency, bur gesses, 42 ; 10/. houses, 484 ; population, 8,000 ; Can didates—Sir T. E. Winnington and Mr. Roberts. BIRMINCITAM.-Two Nleusbers ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 6,532 ; population, 142,251 ; Candidates—Mr. Attwood, Mr. Scholefield, and Mr. Edmunds. BLACKBURN.-One Member; new borough ; 101. houses, 623 ; population, 27,091 ; Candidates—Dr. Bowring, Mr. Hindle, Mr. Turner, and Mr. Fielding. Bonmnsr.--Two Members; old constituency, corpora tion, 37 ; 101. houses, 311 ; population, 5,258 ; Can didates—Mr. D. Gilbert, Captain Vivian, and the lion. Mr. Petre. BOLTON.-Two Members ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 1,612 ; population, 42,395 ; Candidates—Colouel Tor rens, Mr. A. Yates, and Mr. Bolling. BOSTON.—TWO Members; old constituency, freemen, about 500 ; 10/. houses, 1,000 ; population, 11,240 ; Candidates—Mr. Wilks and Mr. G. F. Heathcote. BRADFORD.-Two Members; new borough ; 10/. houses, 1,083 ; population, 34,681 ; Candidates—Mr. Hardy, Mr. Banks, and Captain Lyster. BRIDGNORTII.—Two Membeis ; old constituency, free men and burgesses, 1,500 ; 10/. houses, 339 ; popula tion, 6,171 ; Candidates—Mr. Whitmore, Mr. Foster, and Mr. T. Leigh. BILIDGWATER.—TWO Members ; old constituency', householders and freemen, 430 ; 10/. houses, 611 ; po pulation, 7,807 ; Candidates—Mr. Tynte, Mr. Astell, and Mr. Tayleure. BRIDPORT--One Member ; old constituency, house holders, 348 ; 10/. houses, 342 ; population, 5,882 ; Candidates—Mr. Warburton, Mr. Romilly, and Captain Astell. TYNEMOUTH AND NORTH SHIELDS.-One Member new borough ; 101. houses, 1,150 ; populatiou, 23,106 Candidate—Mr. a F. Young. FICRMANAGII,--TWO Members ; popu!ati,n, 119,552; Candidates—General Archdall and Lord Cole (pre.ent Members). HALIFAX.—Two Members; new borough ; 10/. houses, 1,300 ; population, 31,317 ; Candidates—Mr. J. Wort ley, Mr. Higgins, Mr. Stocks, and Mr. C. Wood. HARWICII.-Two Members; old constituency, corpora. tion, 20; 10/. houses, 202 ; population, 4,297 ; Candi dates—Mr. Herries, Mr. T. Tower, Mr. Disney, and Mr. Leader, jun. IlAsznios.--Two Members; old constituency, free men, 194 ; 101. houses, 1,125 ; population, 10,097; Candidates—Mr. Warre, Mr. North, and Mr. H. Elphin stone. WAKEFIELD.-One Member, new borough ; 01. houses, 1,001 ; population, 21,139; Candidate—Mr. D. Giskeil. GALWAY.—Two Members ; population, 691287; Csndidates—Sir J. Burke and Mr. J. S. Limbert (pre sent Members). WALLING/ORD.-One Member; old constituency, cor poration, 23 ; 10/. houses, 278 ; population, 2,467 ; Candidates—Mr. Knight and Mr. Blackstone. WALSALL.—One Member; uew borough ; 101. houses, 600; population, 15,066; Candidates—Mr. de B. Att wood and Mr. C, Forster. Kxattr *.—Twn Member•; population, 219,959 ; Candidates—Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Mullins (present Members). MR. FItASER'S NEW WORK. This day was publi s h e d, in 3 vo l s . p os t Bv o . THE HIGHLAND SMUGGLERS. By the Author of " The Kuzzilbash." " We have here animated pictures of Deer-stalking, of High. land Smuggling, of Ptarmigan Shooting, of Witchcraft, of Se cond Sight, of Hunting, of Christmas inerry.making, of boun der -feuds , &c., and th ese, w i t h ot h er nat i onal matters, are ren_ed. unusually impressive, by being joined with a story of great Power and original treatment."—Globe. Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington- Street. KILDARE.—Two Members; population, 108,400; Cludidates—Mr. E. Ruthven, jun., Sir J. Hut (present Members), and Mr- Roberts. WAREIIAM.—One Member ; old constituency, inhabi tants, 338 ; 101. houses, 54 ; population, 2,556 ; Can didates—Mr. E. Drax and Mr. J. Calcraft. KILKENNY.—TWO Members ; population, 169,691 ; Candidates—Lords Ovsory and Duncannon (prevent Alm tiers), Mr. OTerral and Colonel Butler. WARRINGTON.—One Member ; new borough ; 101. houses, 973 ; population, 18,181; Candidates—Colonel Blackburn and Mr. Hornby. WARWICK.—TWO Members ; old constituency, scot and lot, 1,200 ; 10/. houses, 500; population, 9,109; Candidates—Mr. Tomes and Mr. Bolton King. WENLOCK.—TWO 'Members ; old constituency, bur. gesses, 500 ; 101. houses, 450 ; population, 17,435 ; Candidates—Mr. Beilby Thompson and Hon. Mr. C. Forrester. KING'S COUNTY.—TWO Members; population, 144,096; Candidates—Colonel Bernard and Lord Oxmantown (pre sent Members). LEITAIII.-Two Members; population, 141,303 ; Car didates--Colonel Clements and Mr. S. White (present Members). NEW WORK by the AUTHOR of " DARNLEY," &c. This day was Published, in 3 vols. post Svo. N Ry MASTER TON; Or, THE YOUNG CAVALIER. " A tale of true love, civil war, and domestic hate. The scene is laid in England and in France, and the period includes the stormy, yet brilliant era of the rule —we ought to say, reign—of Oliver Cromwell. We have c haracters, too, as various as the times in which they flourished. The author is a master of cos tume and manners, and gives us the true colour and aspect of the epoch of which he treats."—Athenwum. Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington street. LIMEIIICK.—Two Members ; population, 233,505 ; Candidates—Colonel O'Grady and Col,mel Fi!z,gibbon (present Members). WELLS.—Two Members ; old constituency, corpora- tion, burgesses, and freemen, about 400 ; 101. houses, 383 ; population, 4,603 ; Candidates—Mr. Lamont, Mr. Lee, Mr. Hawthorn. LONDONDERRY.-Two Members; population, 222,416 ; Candidates—Sir R. Batesun and Captain Jones (present; Members). WESTBURY.-One Member ; old constituency, burgess tenants, 60 ; 10/. houses, 318 ; population, 7,324 ; Can didate-Sir R. Lopez. WESTMINSTER. -Tao Members ; old constituency, householders, about 16,000; 10/. houses, 17,681 ; popula tion, 202,460; Candidates-Sir F. Burdett and Sir J. C. Hobbouse. LoNoioßn.—Two Members ; population, 112,191 ; Caudidates—Lord Forbes and Mr. A. Lefroy (present Members). LOUTIL—Two Members ; population, 108,171 ; Can didates—Mr. Shell and Sir P. Bellew (present Members). MAY o.—Two Members ; populatio❑, 36,576 ; Candi dates—Mr. J. Brown and Mr. D. Brown (present Mem ber■). MR. COOPER'S NEW WORK. This day was published, in 3 vole. post Svc,. THE ITEIDENMAUER, Or, The BENEDICTINES. PRESTON.—Two Members ; old constituency, inhabi tants, 7,122 ; 10/. houses, 1,277; population, 33,871 ; Candidates—Mr. Hunt, Captain Forbes, Mr. Fleetwood, and the Right Hon. Mr. Stanley. REAntNe..—Two Members ; old constituency, pay ing scot and lot, 1,010; 101. houses, 1,050 ; popu lation, 15,955 ; Candidates—Mr. Palmer, and Mr. Russell. WEYMOUTH AND MELCOMDE REGIS.--TWO Mem. hers ; old constituency, corporation and freeholders, 900 10/. houses, 490 ; population, 8,095 ; Candidates—Mr. F. Buxton, Sir J. Johnstone, and Mr. 51. Ure. MIZATH.—Two Members; population, 176,326; Can didates—Lord Killeen and Mr. H. Grattan (present Members). By the Author of " The Pilot," &c. Mr. Cooper loses no attraction on new ground. We cannot but remark on the versatility of his genius, which imparts equal ~! - e to the wild Indian, the weather-beaten sailor, the picturesque Pirate s , the romantic and myst er ious tyranny of Venice, a n d th e 'm spirit of the middle ages. In this very work, Henrich, the bur gomaster, is a perfect Flemish picture."—Literary Gazette. ree n t'nry Colbur n an d Ri c h ar d B ent l ey, N ew Burlington- St. WHITIY.—One Member ; new borough ; 101. houses, 2,051 ; population, 10,399 ; Candidates—Mr. Moorson and 111 r. Chapman. MoxACHAN.—Two Members ; population ? 195,532 ; Candidates—Hon. C. Blayney and Hon. M. Weitenra (present Members). BRIGHTON,_Two Members ; new borough ; 101. houses, 3,000 ; population, 41,991 ; Candirlateq—Ciptlin Pechell, Mr. Faithful, Mr. Wiguey, Mr. Crawfurd, and Mr. Webster. RPIGATE.—One Member ; old constituency, burgage holders, 127 ; 101. houses, 276 ; population, 3,397 ; Candidate—Hon. Mr. Yorke. WiIITEHAVTIS.—One Member ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 900 ; population, 15,716 ; Candidates—Alr. Att• wood and Mr. Littledale. QUEEN'S COUNT].--Two Members ; population, 145,843 ; Candidates-. Sir H. Parnell, Sir C. Coote (pre- sent Members), and Mr. Cassidy. ROSCOMMON.—Two Members; population, 239,903 ; Candidates—O'Connor Don and Mr. A. French (present Members). Thi s ay was published, New and Cheaper Edition, in 2 Tvols. post Svo. price 16 s . H E ALHAMBR A. By GEOFFREY CRAYON, Author of " The Sketch Book." 4: " if th ere was any part o f S pa i n provocative to the imagina ,",9n. it was the M o o r i s h ca pit a l, an d o f t h at capital the Palace "` the Alhambra. Here it is in r u i ns , b u t c l ot h ed w i th every s Pecies of art its actual state is described in the all-beautiful style of the author. The fancy is pleased with allusions to the Pat ;f tradit. on i s ca ll e d t o th e ai d o f t h e enc h anter ; and he 'Aishes hi s task by garrisoning the old palace-fortress with more cllarrns than it possessed in the days of either Zorayda or Lin garaxa.—Spectator. Henry Culburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington street • RETFORD, EAST. --TWO Members ; old constituency, burgesses or freemen, near 2,000 ; thrown open to the hundred of Bissetlaw ; population, 37,245 ; Candidates —Lord Newark and Mr. Vernon. BRISTOL. —Tao 'Members ; old constituency, freemen and freeholders, 6,311 ; 101. houses, 9,785 ; population, WlGArt.—Tivo Members; old constituency, burgesses, 142 ; 101. houses, 568 ; population, 20,774 ; Candidates —Mr. Thickness, Mr. Kearaley, and Mr. Potter. Wwrox.—One Member; old constituency, corpora tion, 31 ; 10/. houses, 299; population, 7,678 ; Candi date—Mr. Penruddock. 04,338 ; Candidates—Mr. Baillie and Mr. Ilrjtheroe. BUCKINGHAM.-Two Members; old constituency, cor poration, 13 ; 101. houses, 225 ; population, 3,610 ; Candidates—Mr. Morgan, Sir H. Varney, and Sir T. Freemantle. RICHMOND.—Two Members; old constituency, bur gage-holders, about 126; 101. houses, 301 ; population, 4,722; Candidates—Sir T. L. Dundas and Mr. J. C. Dundas. SLIGO.—TWO Members ; population, 171,508 ; Can didates—Colonel Percival, Mr. E. J. Cooper (present Members), and Mr. A. French. WINCHESTER.-Two Members ; old constituency, bur gesses, 129; 101. houses, 807; population, 9,292 ; Can didates—Mr. Mildmay, Mr. Baring, Mr. Hunt, jun., and Mr. J. East. TIPTERABY.-Two Members ; population, 402,598 Candidates—Mr. 11. 0. Cave, ➢lr. J. Wyse, jun. (pre sent Members), and Mr. Butler. BURY (Lancashire).—One Member; new borough; 101. houses, 765 ; population, 15,986 , Candidates—Sir. R. Walker and Mr. E. Grundy. BURY ST. EDMUND'S.—Two Members; old con stituency, freemen, 49; 101. houses, 719 ; population, 11,436 ; Candidates—Co.onel Fitzroy, Mr. Rolfe, and Earl Jertnyn. Cats... One Member; old constituency, guild stewards and burgesses, 19; 10/. houses, 519; popula tion, 4,795 ; Candidate—the Earl of Kerry. CAMBRIDGE.—Two Members; old constituency, bur gesses, ISO ; 101. houses, 1,160; population, 20,917; Candidates—Mr. Spring Rice, Mr. Prime, and Mr. Flanagan. fireoN.—Two Members ; old constituency, burgage holders, 43 ; 10!. houses, 403; population, 5,700; Can didates—Mr. Spence, Mr. Petit, Col. Markham, and Sir C. Dalbiac. TYRONP.—Two Members ; population, 302,493 ; Can didates—Sir H. Stewart, Hon. H. J. Corry (present Members), and Mr. Grier. Witinsou.—Two Members ; old constituency, scot and lot, 363 ; 101. houses, 778 ; population, 7,071 ; Candi dates—Mr. R tmsbottom and another. WATERFORD. —TWO Members; population, 148,07; ; Candidates—Sir R. Musgrave, Mr. Power (present Mem bers), and Mr. H. V. Stuart. TAIT'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. VI. for SEPTEMBER. CONTENTS :-1. Parliamentary Candidates-2. Appeal to Germany -3. The Society for the Effusion of Useless K nowledge -4. Cooper's New Novel-5. The Bank Charter-6. O'Donoghue of the Glenne-7. The Ettz lish in China ;by H. Martineau-8. Character of Lord Eldon --9. State awl Prospects of Germany-10. The Howdi e ; an Autobiography -11. Financial Reform-12. Cheap P eriodicals-13. Ireland, Tithes, and Mr. Stanley-14. The Suicide -15. Life and Writings of Korner-16. Tor yos co .---__ py 17. The English Hunting Grounds -18. Tait's Common-Place Book-19. Monthly Register -20. The Refor m Act and the Ministry. Published by William Tait, Edinburgh ; Simpkin nd Marshall, London ; and John Cumming, Dublin. ROCIIDALE.-One Member ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 1,014 ; population, 20,156 ; Candidates—Mr, Fenton, Mr. Proctor, and Mr. Entwisle. ROCHESTER.-Two Members; old constituency, free men, 1,010 ; 10/. houses, 1,124 ; population, 12,058 ; Candidates.—. Mr. Bernal, Mr. Mills, and Mr. N. Coiling wood. WYCO3II3E, CifferiNG.-Two Members ; old constitu ency, mayor and freemen, 124 ; 101. houses, 446 ; popu lation, 6,299 ; Candidates-Zion. R. P. Smith, Colonel Grey, and Mr. d'lmraeli. WOLVERHAIITON.—Two Members; new borough; 10/. houses, 2,400 ; population, 67,514 ; Candidates- Mr. W. Whitmore and Mr. R. Fryer. WOODSTOCK.-One Member; old constituency, free men, 167; 101. houses, 373 ; population, 7,055 ; Can didate-the Marquis of Blandford. WORCESTER.--Two Members; old constituency, free men, about 1,500 ; 101. houses, 2,000; population, 27,000 ; Candidates-Colonel Davies and Mr. Rubinson. WESTMEATII.-..TWO Members ; population, 145,161 ; Candidates—Mr. Chapman, Col. Rochfort (present 'Mem bers), Sir R. Nagle, and Sir R. Levinge. Waxronn.—Two Members; population, 182,991 ; Candidates—Mr. H. Lambert and Mr. Carew (present Members. ) RI - E.-One Member ; old constituency, freemen, 41 ; 10/. houses, 291; population, 3,336 ; Candidates—Col. Evans and Capt. Curties. Sar FORD.-One Member ; new borough, 10/. houses, 1,241; population, 50,810; Candidates—Mr. Brother ton and Mr. Garnett. Wicitow.—Two Members; population, 122,301 ; Candidates—Mr. Howard and Mr. J. Grattan (prec.r.t. Members). CANTERBURY.-Two Members ; old constituency, free men, 2,325 ; 101. houses, 667 ; population, 16,112; Candidates —the Hon. Mr. Watson, Lord Fordwich, and Mr. Baring. SALISBURY. -T wo Members; old constituency, corpo ration, 54.; 101. houses, 627; population, 11,672 ; Can didates—Hon. Captain Bouverie, Mr. Brooke, and Mr. Wyndham. The returns from sixteen parishes in the county o f Kerry, and one in the county of Cork, are stilt out standing. YARMOUTH (Norfolk.)—Two Members ; old constitu ency, freemen, about 2,000; 101. houses, 1,113; popu lation, 25,44 S ; Candidates—Hon. G. Anson and Mr. Rumbold. IRISH BOROUGHS. ARMAOH.—One Member; old constituency, freemen, 13 ; 101. houses, 520; population, 9,169 ; Candidates— Mr. L. Dobbin, Sir J. W. H. Brydges, Bart. (present Member), and Mr. Hancock. FRASER'S MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER. —Price 2s. 6. YORK.—Two Members ; old constituency, freemen and freeholders, 3,725; 10/. houses, 2,141 ; population, 26,260 ; Candidates—Mr. Petre,, Captain BAyntum, and lion. T. Dundas. CONTENTS :-Elizabeth Brownrigge, a Tsle (conch]. ded):—Mundy's Sports and Pastimes in the East ;--The Nlountain-Dew Men. By the Ettrick Shepherd ;—Dis sent in the Church in Wales: Condition of the Weis', Peasantry ;—Lord Byron's Juvenile Poems ;—On Parties, No. 111. By an Independent Pittite ;—Thoughts on the Sea ;-111y Contemporaries. From the Note-Book of a Retired !Isrrister; including Lord Mansfield, Mr. Jus tice Willis, Mr. Justice Ashurst, Mr. Justice Buller, Sir 'lames Wallace, Lee, Howarth, and T. Cowper ;—The Renewal of the Batik Charter;—The Victims of Suscep- By a Modern Pythagorean ;—Chahners on Po litical Economy (continued);—Babylon iw Fallen ;—Lite- Cary Sketch of Allen Cunningham, Esq., (with a full length Portrait) ;—Domestic Manners of the British, by Colonel Hickory, Pert IV. Letters VII. and VIII. ; Regina and her Correspondents. James Fraser, 215, Regent-street; Waugh and limes, Edinburgh; Glasgow; Sowler, Manchester; Grape!, Liverpool; and Grant and Bolton, Dublin. lIORNCASTLE.—The electors of this district Pave about 176 registered, 140 of whom have expressed t heir int ent i on o f vot i ng for Sir W. INGILBY.— St am f or d News. PIRATES EXTRAORDINARY. -- Between three and four o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday, a sail boat, containin g a gang of eight lads, who had every ap pearance of " goboys " from town, was driven, by stress of weather, or the awkwardness of her crew, on the beach at llowth, where, being moored, she was, in a short time afterwards dash e d t o p i eces against the rocks • The fel lowst de camped, and the fragments of the vessel, her sails, c., were given into the custody of a man its the neigh bourhood named Carroll. In the wr, ck was found a com plete rope ladder, which, with other suspicious circum stances, would l ea d to the supposition that something tours than pleasure was the object of the voy age, and that the boat had been made free with for the The le purpose. fellows were traced towards town by Cipt. Fitzgibbon, C•C., through Raheny and Ballyhouh lest sight 0f..-.-Dublinb/in Morning R g , where they were egister. A cruel mur d er was perpetrated i n th e neigh !tamed Bo vL er . bouthood of Whithorn, on Friday a f ternoon , b y a l a d E, upon a boy of the name of BELL, which has created a great sensation in that part of the country. It would appear that they had been ctodding one another, had quarrelled and come to blows, and that BOYLE, in a Paroxysm of sage, seized a reaping hook which BELL had in his possession, with which he struck him on the back of the head, making a fearful gash, and causing his instant death. Bovfs:, who is nearly 20 years of age, and who when apprehended exhibited a severe wound al , o on the back part of the head, which he says he got in the ec file, bus been committed to Whithorn gaol. The boy BELL, who was found in a wheat -fi e ld a considerable time after the murder, with the hook sticking in his head, was °llly 11 years old, and his sad death is much regretted by his friends, who were much attached to him. Tee matter i% at present undergoing judic4l invest igation, —Dunfries Courier. CARLISLE.-Two Members ; old constituency, free. men, 850 ; 101. Louses, 587 ; population, 10,713 ; Can didates—Alr. James and Mr. Howard. CHATIIA3I.—One Member; new borough; 101. houses, 1,171 ; population, 19,000; Candidates -111 r. E. Perry and Colonel Moberly. CHICHESTER.—Two Members; old constituency, free men, 886 ; 101. houses, 680; population, 6,591 ; Can didates—Lord A. Lennox and Mr. Smith. CHELTENLIA3I.—One Member; new borough ; 101. houses, 2,100 ; population, 22,942 ; Candidate-410n. C. Berkeley. CIIESTEIi.—Two Members; old constituency, freemen, _ _ . _ _ 1,504 ; 101. houses, 1,800 ; population, 21,363 ; Can didates—Mr. Maddock, Lord H. Grosvenor, and Mr. J. Jerviv. CHIPPENIIAI4I.—Two Members; old constituency, freemen, 129 ; 10/. houses, 312 ; population, 5,270; Candidates—Mr. Neeld, Captain Boldero, Mr. Talbot, and Mr. Mayne. CHRISTCHURCH.--One Member ; old constituency, burgesses, 36 ; 101. houses, 363 ; population, 6,087 ; Candidates—Mr. Ros.., and Mr. Tapps. CIRENCESTER.-Two Members ; old constituency, householders, 700 ; 10/. houses, 329 ; population, 5,102 ; Candidates—Mr. Cripps and Lord Apsley. CLITIIEROE.-One Member; old constituency, tenants for life or in fee of certain borough lands and houses, 36 ; 10/. houses, 359; population, 9,890 ; Candidates—Mr. Irving and Mr. Fort. COCICERMOUTIL—Two Members; old constituency, burgage holders, 180 ; 101. houses, 235 ; population, 6,022 ; Candidates—Mr. Aglionby and Mr. Das. COLCHESTER.-Two Members ; old constituency; free men, 1,500; 101. houses, upwards of 500; population, 16,167 ; Candidates—Mr. Harvey, Mr. Mayhew, and Mr. Sanderson. COVENTRY.-Two Members ; old constituency, free men, 3,500 ; 101. houses, 1,500 ; population, 27,294 ; Candidates_ Mr. E. Ellice, Mr. if. L. Bulwer, Mr. Eyler, and Mr. M. Thomas. CRICKLADE.-Two Members ; old constituency, thrown open to the hundred, 1,600 probable number; 10/. houses, no alteration ; population, 28,455 ; Candidates—Mr. R. Gordon and Mr. Caney. DARTMOUTII.—One Member; old constituency, free men, 21 ; 101. houses, 422 ; population, 4,597 ; Can didates—Colonel Seale and Mr. Holdsworth. DERBY.— T 0 Members; old constituency, freemen, 700; 101. houses, 1,684 ; population, 17,623 ; Candi dates—Sir C. Colville, Mr. Strutt, and Mr. Cavendish. DEVIZES.--Two Members; old constituency, corpora tion, 36 ; 101. houses, 409 ; population, 6,367 ; Candi dates—Mr. M. Gore, Mr. Locke, and Sir P. Durham. DEVONFORT.—Two Members; new borough; 101. houses, 3,000 ; population, 41,454 ; Candidates—Sir George Grey, Sir E. Codrington, and Mr. Leach. DORCIIESTER.—Two Members ; old constituency, scot and lot, 498 ; 10/. houses, 333 ; population, 4,940 ; Candidates —th e Hon. J Ashley and Mr. R. Williams. Datorrwlcia.—One Member ; old constituency, bur gesses, 28 ; 10/. houses, 311 ; population, 5,949 ; Can didate—Mr. J. IL H. Foley. DUDLEY. —One Member; new borough ; 101. houses, 800 ; population, 23,043 • Candidates—Mr. Campbell and Sir 11. St. Paul. Dußiwz.—Two Members ; old constituency, freemen, 1,100; 101. houses, Us ; population, 9,269; Candidates —Mr. Chaytor, Hon. Alr. Trevor, and Mr. C. Harland. DovEß...Tven Members; old coutitimeney, freemen, HEr.sToN.-One Member; old constituency, corpora. tion and freemen, 78 ; 101. houses, 225 ; population, 3,293; Candidate-Mr. L tne Fox. HEREFORD.-Two Members ; old constituency, free men, 960 ; 10/. houses, (317 ; population, 10,934 ; Can didates-Mr. B. Clive, Mr. Blakernore, and Mr. Biddulpb. HERTFORD.-Two Members ; old constituency, free men and householders, 800 ; 101. houses, 373 ; popula tion, 5 860 ; Candidates-Mr. Duncombe, Viscount In geslrie, Viscount Mahon, and Mr. Spalding. HoaaroN.-Two Members; old constituency, scot and lot, 447 ; 101. houses, 318 ; population, 3,187 ; Candi date-Sir G. Warrender. HORSHAM.-One Member; old constituency, burgage tenants, 103 ; 101. houses, 365 ; population, 5,105 ; Candidates-Mr. E. Blount and Major Beauclerc. HunnEasireLD.-One Member; new borough; 101. houses, 1,140 ; population, 31,041 ; Candidates-Mr. Ramaden, Mr. Blackburn, and Captain Wood. HUNTINGDON.-Two Members; old constituency, free men, 180 ; 101. houses, 200 ; population, 5,413 ; Can didates-Mr Pollock, Cot. Peel, and Capt. Duberly. HULL, KINGSTON UPON.-Two Members ; old consti tuency, freemen, 2,174 ; 10/. housee, 3,133 ; population, 49,727 ; Candidates-Mr. M. Hill and Mr. Hutt. HYTHE.-One Member; old constituency, freemen, 430 ; 10/. houses, 537; population, 6,903; Candidates--- Mr. Marjoribamks and Mr. Fraser. Irswicn.-Two Members ; old constituency, freemen, 1,150 ; 10/. houses, 1,800 ; population, 20,451; Can didates-Mr. Wason and Mr. Morrison. KENDAL.-One Member ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 682 ; population, 11,577; Candidate-Mr. James Brougham. KIDDERMINSTER.-..One Member ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 500 ; population, 16,000 ; Candidates-Mr. Phillips, Mr. W. Whitmore, and Mr. Godson. KNARESBOROUGH.-Two Members ; old constituency, burgage holders, 88 ; 10/. houses, 369 ; population, 6,253 ; Candidates-Lord Waterpark and another. LAMBETIL-Two Members; new borough : 101. houses, 16,405 population, 154,613 ; Candidates -Lord Palmerston, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Tennyson. LANCASTER.-Two Members; old constituency, free men, 4,000 ; 10/. houses, 658 ; population, 12,613 ; Candidates-Mr. Greene and Mr. Patrick Stewart. LAUNCESTON.-One Member; old constituency, cor poration and freemen, 20; 101. houses, 327; population, 5,391; Candidates-Sir H. Hardinge and Mr. D. Howell. Leans.-Two Members; new borough ; 101. houses, 6,653 ; population, 1 23,393 ; Candidates-Mr. Macau ley, Mr. J. Marshall, Mr. Sadler. LEICESTER.-Two Members; old constituency, freemen and householder., 5 381 ; 10/. houses, 1,900; popula tion, 40,512 ; Candidates-Mr. Evans, Mr. Ellis, and Sir C. A. Hastings. LZOMINSTEIL.-Two Members ; old constituency, in habitants, 740 ; 101. houses, 195 ; population, 4,300 ; Candidates-Mr. Evans, Mr. Bildt, and Lord Hotham. LEWES.-Two Members ; old constituency, inhabi tants, 781 ; 10/. houses, 832 ; population, 5,938 ; Can didates-Sir 11. C. Blount, Mr. Kemp, and Copt. Lyon. Liciielean.-Two Members ; old constituency, free men and freeholdets, 1,100 ; 10/. houses, 120 ; popula • Lion, 6,261 ; Candidates-Sir G. Anson and Sir Edward Scott. LaarcorAa.--Two Members ; old constituency, freemen, 1,333 ; 101. houses, 652 ; population, 13,102 ; Candi :ntantie s v - er. 35 ; Co Ione! Sibthorpe, Mr. Hen e age, a n d M r . E. L . LISICEARIL-O ne Member; old co ns tituency, co rp ora tion,lo/. houses, 315 ; population, 2,853 ; Candi dates--Mr. Ewart and Lord Sandon. LIVERPOOL.-Tsvo Members ; old constituency, free men,ea,Lro,doBiNodsna,:3oes:c...o.o_;:Filroo.h.lo.Cru Bullerses, 4 e l ,sr 7 as6, , i 4 ;d4 o o; Z ind ; rpd population, c 1 1, 2 6, 2 5 1, , i3 1 v 7 9e5r 5 y ,;; 12 Candidates-Th e Lou.' Mayor (Sir John Key), Alderman Wood, Ald. Venables, Ald. Waithman, Mr. R. Grote, and two others. LUDLOW.-Two Members; old constituency, bur e tesFes, 300 ; 101. houses, 514. ; population, 5,332 ; Candidates -Mr. Davis, Mr. Romilly, Lord Clive, and the Hon. R. 11. Clive. LYME REGIS.-One Member ; old constituency, free men, 69 ; 101. houses, 256 ; population, 3,345 ; Candi dates-Mr. Melville, Lord Burghersh, and Mr. Pinney. LYMINGTON.-Two Members; old constituency, bur gesses, about 30 ; 10/. houses, 189 ; population, 6,087 ; Candidates-Mr. T. Villi!rs, Sir H. B. Neale, and Mr. J. Stuart. LYME REGIS.-Two Members ; old constituency, free men, about 300 ; 10/. houses, 660 ; population, 13,370 ; Candidates-Lord W. Lennox and Lord G. Bentinck. MACCLESFIEL7.-Two Members; new borough; 10/. Louses, 1,100; population, 30,000; Candidates-Mr. J. Ryle and Mr. Brockleiturst. MAIDSTONE. -Two Members; old constituency, free men, about 850 ; 10/. houses, 1,417 ; population, 15,387; Candidates-Mr. Robarts, Mr. Barnett, and Me. Wynd ham Lewis. abn iN u l t a , a t n ,o o o rr o .- ;l T o 7 . o h A n l u e s m o, b , e li r d s 7 ; ; o p ld op c n o l n a s t t in it n u , en 4 7emen , 9 , s fre ; Can didates-Mr. Dick, Mr. Lennard, and Mr. Flood. MALMESBURY.-Olie Member; old constituency, free burgesses, 13 ; 10/. houses, 351 ; population, 6,185 ; Can didate-Viscount Andover. Mar-ToN.-Two Members ; old constituency, freemen, about 809 ; 10/. houses, 397 population, 6,802 ; Candi dates-Mr. Knight and Mr. Wentworth Fitzwilliam. MANCHESTEIL.-Two Members; new borough ; 101. houses, 12,723 ; population, 187,022 ; Candidates.--Mr. M. Philips, Mr. Jones Lloyd, Mr. Hope, and Mr. Cobbett. Mmanououoir.-Two Members; old constituency , freemen, 11 ; 10/. houses, 299 ; population, 4,18 6 ; Candidates-Sir A. Malet, Mr. 1 1) 0 . 1. houses, H. Baring, and Lord Ernest Bruce. MARLOW, GItEAT.-Tolo M e mb ers ; o ld cons tituency, scot Wilhams, 34 C 9 oo population, ; lnel Clayton, and Mr. Nugent. MAItYLEBONE.-TWO M em b ers ; new boragli ; 1 Candidates, houses, 21,630 ; population, 231,294 ; Candidates --Mr. 1 and lot, 3 3 1 r B . 1 .1 ;. Portman, Colonel Jones, th e S.dicitor-General (Sir\o:l Horne), Major Revell, Sir S. Whalley, and Mr. Savage. 111lottunsi...One Member; old constituency, burgage SANDWICH, DEAL, AND WALMER.—Two Members; old constituency in Sandwich, freemen 921 ; Deal and Walmer, new boroughs ; 101. houses, 796 ; population, 12,183; Candidates—Mr. Matryatt, Mr. Grove Price, Sir T. Trowbridge, and Sir E. Owen. SCARBOROUGH.-Two Members ; old constituency, corporation, 44; 101. houses, 508 ; population, 8,752 ; Candidates—Colonel Trench, Sir G. Cayley, and Sir J. Johnstone. SHAFTESBURY.-One Member; old constituency, inha. bitants paying scot and lot, 320 ; 10/. houses, 145 ; po• pulation, 8,518 ; Candidates—Mr. Penrbyn and Mr, Poul ter. SHEFFIELD.—Two Members ; new borough ; 10/. houses, 4,383 ; population, 90,657 ; Candidates—Mr. Buckingham, Mr. Parker, Mr. T. A. Ward, and Mr. SHOREHAM.—Two Members ; old constituency, scot and lot inhabitants and 40s. freeholders, 1,600; thrown open to the—hundred, no alteration as to the voting; po pulation, 25,008 ; Candidates—Air. Dent Goring, Mr. G. F. Jones, and Sir C. Burrell. SHREWSBURY. —Two Members ; old constituency, free men, number unknown, 974 voted in 1830 ; 101. houses, 1,651 ; population, 16,055 ; Candidates—Mr. Slaney, Mr. Jenkins, and Mr. P. Corbett. SOUTHAMPTON. —Two Metnliers ; old constituency, bur gesses and inhabitants, 1,350 ; 10/. houses, 1,284 ; popu lation, 19,324 ; Candidates—Mr. Atherley, Mr. Penleaze, and Mr. B. Hay. SOUTH SHIELDS.—One Member ; new bc4rough ; 101. houses, 1,400 ; population, 18,756 ; Candidates—Mr. Palmer, Mr. Ingham, and Mr. Gowan. SouTnwanic.—Two Members; old constituency, house holders, 4,000 to 5,000 ; 10/. houses, 9,923 ; population, 134 ,117 ; Candidates—Mr. Brougham and Mr. Calvert. Sr. ALBAN'S. —Two Members; old constituency, free men and inhabitants, from 750 to 800; 10/. houses, 286 ; population, 5,771 ; Candidates—Sir F. Vincent, Mr. Go !son, and Mr. Turner. STAIHFORD.—T wo 'Members; old constituency, free men and inhabitants, 898 ; 10/. houses, 460 ; population, 7,062 ; Candidates—Mr. Gregory, Colonel Chaplin, and Mr. Finch. STA FFORIL —Two Members ; old constituency, free men, 1,000 ; 10/. houses, 463 ; population, 6,956. ST. IVES. —One Member ; old constituency, scot and lot, 316 ; 10/. houses, 302 ; population, 6,378 ; Candi dates—Mr. Halse and Mr. 111. Praed. STocrcronT.—Two Members ; new borough ; 101. houses, 1,500 ; population, 41,000; Candidates—Mr. Marsland, Mr. Tierney, and Mr. E. B. Davenport. STOK E-IJPON. TRENT. —Two Members ; new borough; 101. houses, 1,500; population, 52,946 ; Candidate — Mr. Mason. STROLID.--TWO Members ; new borough ; 101. houses, 1,600; population, 41,000 ; Candidate—s Mr. Ricardo, Mr. P. Scrope, and Mr. Hyatt. Su "ußY—Two Members ; old constituency, freemen and inh a bi tants, 1,000 ; JO/. houses, 301 ; population, 5,500 ; Candidat es —M r . Wranghant, Sir J. M'alsh, and Mr. Al. A. T aylor. Suti nEhLAND.—Two Members ; new borough ; 101. houses, 2,500 ; popu l at i on , 40,735 ; Candidates—Alder man Tho mpson and Mr. D. B arclay. , Sir W. Chaytor, C.lptain Barrington, TAMWORTII,....T WO Members ; old constituency ? scot COUNTIES-SCOTLAND. [The county populatiou here given is exclusive of the population of the cities and boroughs.] ABEkiDEEN.-Returns one Member ; population, 177,600 ; candidates—Captain Gordon (present Member) and Sir M. Bruce. ARGYLL—One Member; population, 101,400; can didates—Mr. Malcolm, Mr. Campbell (present Member), and Mr. Callender. AYll..—One Member ; population, 145,100 ; candi dates—Colonel Blair (present Member) and Mr. Oswald. 13Alirr.—One Member ; population, 48,000 ; candi dates—Mr. Ferguson and Mr. Morrison (present Member). BUTE.-One Member; population, 14,200 ; Candi date--Mr. C. Stuart. BERWICK.—One Member ; population, 34,000 ; Can didates—Mr. C. Marjoribanks and the Hon. Capt. Mait land (present Member). CAITIINKSS.—One Member ; population, 34,500 ; Candidates—Sir W. Horne and Mr. Sinclair (present Member). CLACIDIANNAN,-011e Member ; population, 14,700 ; Candidate—Mr. C. Adam (present Member). DUMBA RTON.—One Member ; population, 33,200; eandidates—Mr. Colquboun, Sir J. Colquhoun, and Lord M. W. Grab im (present Member). DUMFRIES.—One Member; population, 73,800 ; Can didate—. Mr. Hope Johnstone (present Member). EDINBURG it —One Member; population, 219,600; Candidates—Sir Geo. Clerk (present Member) and Sir John Dalrymple. ELGIN AND NA IR N. -- One Member; population, 34,200 ; candidates—Hon. Mr. Grant (present Member) and Mr. Morrison. FIFE. —One Member; population, 128,800; candi dates—Col. Lindsay (present Member) and Capt. Weinyss. FORFAR.—One Member ; population, 139,600; Can didates, Hon. M. Halliburion and Hon. D, Ogilvie (pre sent Member). HADDINGTON.-One Member; population, 36,100; Candidates—Mr. B ilfour (present Member) and Sir D. B iird. IN YERNESS. —One Member ; population, 94,800 ; Can didates—Mr. C. Grant (present Member) and Mr. Macleod. KINCARDINE. —One Member; population, 31,400; Candidates—Mr. Burnett and General Arbuthnot ( pre sent Me•nber). KiNitoss. —Population, 9,100. KIRKCUDBRIGIIT.-One Member ; population, 40,800; Candidate, Mr. R. C. Fergusson (present Alember). LANARK.-One Member ; population, 316,800 ; Can didates—Mr. Maxwell and lion. Colonel Douglas (pre sent Member). LiNuntoow.— One Member ; population, 23,300 ; Candidates—Sir A. Hope and Mr. Hope Vere (present Member). NAIItN, ORKNEY, AND SHETLAND—One Member; pe pattion, 58,200; Candidate, Mr. Trail (present Member). l'F.vistF.s—One Member; population, 10,600; Can didate, Sir Jobn flay (present Membet). Member ; populgion, 142 ; 900 ; Caudi- ATHLONfi.—One Member ; old constituency, free men, 71 ; 10/. houses, 260; population, 6,161 ; Candi dates—Mr. Talbot and Mr. 11. Handcock (present Member). BA NDON.—One Member; old constituency, freemen, 13 ; 10/. houses, 279 ; population, 9,820 ; Candidates-- Sir W. W. Becher, Mr. Gibson, and Sir A. Clifford (pre sent Member). BELFAST.—Two Members ; old constituency , free men, 13 ; 101. houses, 3,160 ; population, 49,938 ; C.,n didates—Mr. Bristow and Sir A. Chichester (present Member), and Mr. Tennant. CARLOW.—One Member ; old constituency, freemen, 13 ; 10/. houies, 403 ; population ; 9,012 ; Candidates-- Mr. Finn, Mr. Vigurs, and Mr. P. 11. Welch (present Member, Lord Tullarnere.) CAnniCKIERGUS.—One Member ; old constituency, freemen, burgesses, and freeholders, 851 ; 101. houses, 600; population, 8,700; Candidate--Lord George A. Hill (present Member). CASIIEL.—One Member; old constituu.ey, freemen, 26 ; 101. houses, 340; population, 6,971 ; Candidates— Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Moore, Mr. Roe (Mr. P. Pusey, pre sent Member). CLONMEL.—One Member ; old constituency, freemen, 94 ; 101. houses, 752 ; population, 12,256 ; Candidates— Mr. Butler and Mr. E. Coate (present Member). COLERAINE.—One Member ; old constituency, free men, 52 ; 101. houses, 240 ; population, 5,752 ; Candi dates--Alderman Copeland (present Member) and Sir .1. B. Beres ford. Coax, CITY.---Two Members ; old constituency, free men and freeholders, 3,876 ; 101. houses, 5,103 ; pore*. tion, 106,000; Candidates—Dr. Baldwin, Mr. Callaghan, and Hon. Mr. Boyle (the list two the present Members). DUNDALK.—One Member; old constituency, freemen, 32 ; 101. houses, 750 ; population, 10,750 ; Candidate— Mr J. E. Gordon (present Member). DUNGANNON.—One Member; old constituency, free men, 12 ; 101. houses, 231 ; population, 3,758 ; Candi dates—Mr. R. Evans and Hon. Mr. Knox (present Member). DOWNFATRICY—One Member; old constituency, 5/. occupiers, 493 ; 101. houses, 255; population, 4,779; Candidate—Mr. Ruthven (present Member). DROG'IIEDA.—One Member ; old constituency, freemen and freeholders, 936 ; 10/. houses, 920; population, 17,365; Candidate—Mr. Wallace (the present Member). DuNcaavoN.—One Member; old constituency, free. holders, 671, and Si. householders, 200; 101. houses, 266; population, 1,858 ; Candidate—Hoa. Mr. Lamb (pre sent Alember). DUBLIN, —Two ol Ar. I d i constituency, sha w ai, tr,emen and fre e h o lders, 5,700 101. houses, 1 6,000 ; po pulation, 250,000; Candidates—Mr. Soaw, Sr R. Harty, nd Mr. Latouche, (presento d Lord Ingestrie). ENNIs —One Member; old constituency, f reemen, 13; 101. houses, 200; population, 9,727 ; C an did ates—Nlr. Members, L. O'Brien and the Right Hon. V. Fi tzgerald, (present Member). ENNtsicit.t.RN.--One Member ; old conmtltueney, frpe nen, 14; 101. houNes, 360; population, 6,706; Candi !ate--Hun. A. 11. Cole (present Member). Members; old epultitupey ; fieerom