The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-06 00:00:00

STATE OF POLLS.

Taunton, August 4.
Lalinuclmre
Bainbridge
Bigicity
Durham, Aug. 4.
Taylor 5.11
Greeley
Chayter 44)
liassellaw, Aug. 4.
Newark 957
Vernon 29s
Duneornbe 931)
heading, August 5.
Barnet 405
Ilulicll
Lushington
Newark, August ~„
Willaugliq MI
Sadler • .. . .... ..........
Wilde

Truro, August
The Votos thiaday are In favour
of Lord Eneombe and Mr.
Pesch.
Candidates.
Lord Encombe.
Mr. Peach.
Sir J. W Lubbock.
Mr. Tooke.
Peoryn, .August, 4.
Sir C. Lotion
J. H. Freahllekt
C. Stewart, Eoq. BB
T. Wee ling, Hai.
County qf o.tford, Aug. 5.
Mr. bane
Lord Norreye
,Sir G. I)a,hwood 308

Ruise,
_bißireadec(jord, August 5,
444:11
470

' Surrey, Aug. 6.
Mr. Denison 4131
Mr. JoMills . O.
Mr. 11, Irene
8104fiabury, August 6
Penrliyii . , 153
W. S. Dugdale 133
F. C. Knowles ll3

Brklgsun th, 41'1;u:I 4.
'V. Wtlimore,
W. W. Whitmore, L'tq 6th)
R. Arkwright, Eaq 319

Shoed!' the laceratione received from the Presg
by the ex-King of FII.ANCK, and xl+.o from several popular
eiuldidilt • at the present elections. be construed into libels
by Sir JAWS &ARUM', the latter will have au ample
opportunity of indulging in ex-Rifiein informations that
will even surpass hie former deck—Morning Advertiser.
The volume entitled " The Journal of the
Heart" is, we ontlerstsnd, the joint production of a coterie
of patrician ladies, under the Editorship of the Duke of
AttaYLL's sister. This is the most attractive aspect irons
}finable of a " Literary Union." Sane of the titre things
in the work are from the pen of the titled and eloquent
authoress of a " Marriage m High Life."

A traveller who arrived to-day from London,
states that the first report of the Ordinance of the With of
July was attributed to the tnanceuvre of the speculators in
the public ,funds. Whet is certain is, that on Wednesday,
the day when King WiLtds3t reviewed the troops, and
when the first intimation of the news was made to him,
his MaufcsTy refused to believe it, as being too alisurd.
The lifimiteur was, however, afterwards handed to him, on
which he cried out, With the characteristic bluntness of a
sailor, "'They Inc all toad.".—.Paris Paper.

lIMLATION4IIII' ,BETWUEN KING 4Nn
Pcort.a.—We understand that a striking p9er will appear
it► the Court Journal of to•morrow, gbew►ng the rentark.
able and happy results which are likely to ensue to both
King and Miele by the extensive blood relationship that
sulmists between Warrant IV. and a numerous body of
his subjects, by the marriage of the KING./1 children with
several of those subjects.

By the will of the lute JOHN WILLIAMSON,
ruei,, of &block, Berta, he hai left landed and I,ereunal
property to an amount exceeding 700,000/., between the
Winters. Boom% divtillers, and the Rev. hum Atutto.
row, of Little Buford, Bedfordshire.

SERIOUS RIOTS AT NOIITHANIPTON TOWN
Eutcelow.--Several gentlemen who reached Bedford, from
Northampton, in the course of yesterday, report that on
the preceding day, at the close of the poll, a serious riot
took place, in which many persons were severely injured,
arid one person, a Mr. BARNES, It master dyer, killed, by
being either forced or thrown neer the balcony of the
Petcock Inn. The election commenced on Monday, and
there wire three candidates, Sir 0, Roatttars, Sir It. H.
Outings°, anti C. HILL, Esq. The manner in which the
affray commenced is not clearly explained. It should
seem, from the report., that an opinion had got abroad
that Mr. littr,, who wee in the minority, was keeping
lowthe v
Peo 'ilirokmg persons
tleil vexatiously.
in 4ttumjY• There are a great number of
the town, and certain it is that,
party were attacked en the close
of the somehepo usllenanWeldiriteay, and driven from the Market-
place into Golif.trtreet, where a general engagement took
place. Thu windows on ell sides were broken, and much
personal injury was inflicted by the missile' which were
flying in every direction. The Mayor, Mr. Maastraaa,
attempted to quell the uproar, and, in the course of his
personal efforts to accomplish that end, received, it is said,
a black eye. The Riot Act will read, and a troop of horse
soldiers, for whom a despatch bad been sent to Weeder)
Barracks, having arrived, !mice was restored, and several
of the rioters taken into cu,totii,