The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-20 00:00:00

EVESHAM ELECTION.

The Marquis of CHANDOS gave notice that on the
17th of February he should submit a motion to the House
relating to the evidence taken before the Borough of Eve-
sham Election Committee.

Mr. lIUME moved for a return of all Officers added to
the half-pay of the Army since the accession of his present
Majesty._

kr: G. LAIIIII did not object to the returns, but it
would be great convenience if notice was given of such
motione.—Ordered.

RYE ELECTION.
Mr. Alderman THOMPSON brought up the Report of
the Appeal Committee on this election, which declared that
the mode of the election set forth in the petition of the
Rev. G. A. Lamb and others was not the proper mode of
election ; and that the mode of election set forth by De Lacy
Evans and Benjamin Smith, Esquires, was not a proper
mode of election, but that the right of election was in the
Mayor, Jurats, and resident Btrons of the port of Rye,
and that neither petitions were frivolous nor vexatious.
LIVERPOOL ELECTION.
The Marquis of lILANDFORD gave notice that after
the Christmas recess he should submit a motion to the
House relating to the late election at Liverpool.—(Hear.)
He did this for the purpose of giving the Hon. Candidates,
and still more Hon. Electors—(Laughter)—an opportunity
of explaining, if possible, the scandalous reports which were
now in circulation. If they were not explained aatis-
futurity it would be far the House then to say whether
or not the borough where such bribery and corruption took
place should not be disfranchised ?—(Loud cries of bear,)

ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE.
Mr. ELLICE gave notice that on Monday he should
move the adjournment of the House till Thursday.
The Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
House adjourned.

A novel entitled " The Premier" is about to
appear, which cermet fail to excite considerable.enriotity.
The hero of it is stated to be a late Prime Minister, whole
portrait will at once be recognised. Under the ♦eil of
Action some curious truths are said to be revealed, con..
nected with the extraordinary intrigues employed against
him. All the leading statesmen of the day, all the most
influential political characters, are reported to be not
only described, bat brought forward as actors in the me-
morable dram, speaking is their own persons, and &a-
signing their own reasons fur their conduct with a start-
ling fidelity.

THRASHING MAGIIINRS.,-011 Tuesday,
Mr. Vicamits, of Roseland, Mansfield, ordered his thrash-
mg-machine to be taken to pieces. It is proper to ob-
serve, however, that Mt. V. has not dono so from any
threat, nor was he under any apprehension that the ma-
chine would be destroyed, but considered the step he has
taken to be prudent, in the present state of things. His
Grace the Duke of l'onaraoin has requested his tenantry
not to employ these machines.--.,./Vottinyhant Review.

Mr. litottENs, of Tregony, near Portreath,
Cornwall, planted in his garden last season a single potatoe
which weighed 14 ounce., which has produced 150 times
its own weight; one of the potatoes dug front the root
weighed 21bs. 12oz.

THE Ex-I( 'NO.—Appearances and prepara-
tions warrant the conclusion, that the Es-Kixa and party
have resolved to spend the remainder of their chequered
lives in liolyrood.lanne• Among other important im-
provements, preparations are going forward to light the
Palatal witb