The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-14 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

Sir Robert Peel has published an Address to the " ware
thy electors of the borough of Taroworth," " soliciting
the high trust of protecting its rights and promoting its
interests."
REPRESENTATION or LivicurcioL.—On Morality las,
meeting of the friends of the Right lien William I lug.
isson was held in the large room in the King's Arms, to'
take the necessary preliminary steps for securing his return
it the ensuing general e!eetion as one of the representa-
tives of Liverpool. The meeting was very rmaterOusl),
ind most respectably attended, and the chair was occupied
ly Sir John Tobin. A requisition to Mr. Iluskissoo.'
riposting him to become a candidate for the represents-;
tion of the borough at the ensuing general election, we.
unanimously agreed to, and a committee of gentlemen
ppointed to carry the requisition into effect.—s:Liv.Albion.
Thorium.— It is likely there will be a severe contest
ror this borough ; Captain Polhill, of Howbury Hall, near
Bedford, having come forward, as we before st4ted, to
oppose the Russell and Whitbread interest.
Bsturoansmas.—Mr. Stuart has been very successful
in his canvass for this county.
Batnanciam—Thomas Whitmore and William Whit-
more, Esqrs., haveagain offered themselves for this borough.
Canitanum—Lord Clifton, the Hon. Mr. Richard
Watson, and Mr. Baring, are busily employed in diet!
Canvass.

CoLcuasrmt.—Mr. Sanderson has published an ad.
Iress to the burgesses of this borough.
FaLatouTx.—From the manner in which our electina
notice front this place was stated, it might appear that we
alluded to a contest for the town itself. Falmouth is not
t borough, and we alluded to the county of Cornwall as not
likely to ha contested. The address mentioned was pub.
I fished in the Falmouth Packet.
GLOUCRSTER.—CoIoneI Berkeley has relinquished all
intention of representing this city.
GaxAT YAnuouxit.--Fram all idiot we learn, Colonel
Anson and C. E, Rumbold, Esq., will be again returned.
blalDSTONlt..—.Henry Winchester, Esq., has declared
himself a candidate, in the room of Mr. Wells.
Satuorstaits.—There does not seem much probability
of a contest, and it is generally expected that the present
Members will be again elected.
SOUTHAMPTON.—.The present Member., A. It. Dottin.
aid J. B. Hay, Esqrt. Candidatee mentioned—J. Flen4„
ing, Esq., who, it is reported, intends to resign the county
in favour of the Marquis of Douro, the son of the Duki,
of Wellington; H. Stanton, Esq., who was nominated in
the lots election, hat January, and one or two others an
'expected.
TAMWOATII.....We a day or two since were enabled to

contradict the report given in some of the papers, that Sir
R. Feel intended to offer hits elt for Dover. Sir Robert.

it appears, has just addressed the electors al Tun►worth,
!jolting theirvotesse or►enf the candidates for that borough
Vti'wawtcx (Co trwrv).—The two present Members.
S..Dugdale, Esq., and h. Lawley, E►q., will again steno
for this county, and we believe that no opposition Je *1
present intended.
At 'present there appears to be little ptospeut of an op-,
position either for Middlesex, Surrey, Wi sttninster, Lon-
don, or Southwark. Such an instance, perhaps, war
never knoWn before, us that the five piincipsl metropoli-
tan constituencies should not have produced some jarri►tg
interests.
The notification of Lord Boyle's intention of offeriny
himself for the representation of this county will he hustle
elsewhere in the Constitution. The Hon. John Boyle,
it seems, will retire to admit of his Lordship's return,
The addrevs of Mr. Jephson to the electors of Mallow ales
appears. We believe there is little doubt that the lion.
Gentleman will be returaed without opposition.—coii
Constitution.
There are severel electioneering• rumours afloat reaptet.
!ing new candidates and contests, but they test on no geed
inthority, and consequently must net be allowed to pap
current.—Cork Constitution,

On Wednesday, the lion. William Browne,' acettnii-
panied by John O'Connell, Esq.. of Grena, arrived her,
from Killarney, and commenced a general vulvas of th,
freeholders Of this town and neighbourhood. AI j
Croabie, who arrived in the course of the day, wa.i
tally employed. Our publication of this evening emit do►
the addresses of all the candidates.-- Trohe Paper.
Ca ak......We have just received A COnrMruricatiou from
ntahaemPeard"risoff,neralesikntie!o?aleipte'ltiein'ileen.nr:A:arl:r.l:lC,Yr):Cinnircri,e4llll:l.latti,tintlllabli:lis,tiljao:vrefutsAlttahui.:
unlikely O'Connell might address the electors of Clare iti k
day or two.—Mornirty
Mes,u._Lathers, .worthy of credit, have been t .
ccjved from 114th:. whtuh Stahl that lUr. O'Connell will
abe returned without doubt, if be rhol! choose to stead lb ;
that respectal)le county, and this without affet ling Lord
,' liilleert's interest. Mr. Lan less conrmeucetl his cunYassj rd
;
t ampauied by some
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His
ihusiastio kind; in two days 61111"‘
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