The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-20 00:00:00

THE EXHIBITION of the NATIONAL
REPOSITORY, Gallery of the Royal Mewi,
Charing Cross, is NOW OPEN, anti will continue open
•• to the Public daily until farther notic't.
Admittanee 1.. Catalogues Is.
T. S. TULL; Secretary.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, 'JULY 5, 1830.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS, of his
MAJESTY'S ORDNANCB do hereby give No-
tice, that they will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at
the Tower, on MONDAY the 2d of August next, and fol-
lowing day, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, sundry'
LOTS of STORES, viz.—
Brimstone, Refined and Grough, 'Accoutrements, Bar-
nes", Sind Bags, Iron Bedsteads, Tools, Standing Vices,
Clothing, Staves for Powder BarrQls, Smiths' Bellows,
Sealing Ladders, Buckles, Shoeing Boxes, Old Serge
Drums, Bugles, and Trumpets, Twined Hides, Oil Pipes
mud Casks, Iron Tar Bartels, Old! Cured Paper, Old
Match, and a variety of other Articles.
The whole of which may be vis‘ved at the Tower, at
Woolwich, and at the Military De,p6t, ToeleY-street, as
expressed in the Catalogues, during Ithe V.l'vk previous to
the Sale, film Ten o'clock till Four, upon application 'to
the Storekeepers at those places, where Catalogues of the
' Lots, and Conditions of the
_Sr"'.l::, will be delivered to
those persons who may apply f'or the same.
By Order of the Board,
R. BYIIAM, Secretary.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREE-
' MEN' OF MAIDSTONE.

olxnwriztri

IT is with the utmost respect and gratitude
that I acknowledge the kind and flattering recep-
tion I have experienced at your hands in my Canvass for
the distinguished honour of being returned, at the ensuing
ELECTION, one of the' REPRESENTATIVES in
PARLIAMENT of your ancient and loyal ,BOROUGH,
• and by which I am induced to believe that the principles
upon which I offered myself to your notice are in unison
with your own.
Allow me, most respectfully and earnestly, to solicit a
_ _ _

COntinuance of your exertions in my behalf; and I feel
cOnfidetit that, with such powerful support, I shall obtain
the honourable distinction to which, by your kindness, I
have beetfled to aspire.
I have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and obedient servant,
HENRY WINCHESTER.
Oakfield Lodge, Hawkhuritt, July 19.

AT a MELTING to form a Local Com-
mittee, to support the }Election of MARTIN
STAPYLTON, Esq: as one of the Representatives of the
, . COUNTY of YORK, held at Myton, July 12, 1830,
It was moved and carried.
;$ That the Rev. FRANCIS HENRY BARBER bele-
^
spectfully requested to take the Chair, which being com-
plied with, the following Resolutions were passed unani-
mously
ht. That this Meeting constitute a Local Committee
for the canvassing of the Freeholders within 15 Miles of
Myton, and communicating the result to the Chalrin'an of
the General Committee in York.
2d, That this Committee meet daily at Myton Hall,
and request that the Freeholders who may find it more
convenient to come here, than to the Committee-room in
York, will hvour them with their strenuous assistance to
ensOrti Mr. Stspylton's Return on the ancient Principles
of the Constitution, with strict adherence to all the exist-
inz Laws of Election.
That this Resolution be sent to the General Committee
in York, recommending it to be published in the Papers ;
and it is hoped that this example of forming a Local Com-
mittee Will be followed by every Town in Yorkshire.
(Signed) F. H. BARBER, Chairman.

' TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND. FREE-
HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF YORK.
iIInITLIDIZIN, • ,
'TO extinguish 'invidious Repprts, I pledge
)11. my honour that I will not retire from the Contest,
(if a contest should ensue) till every Freeholder, who by
voting for me supports the ancient Purity•of Election, has
been polled. My Canvass'exceeds eatery possible expectation.
I trust that every Town iu Yorkshire will spontaneously
form a Local, Committee.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
• Your faithful and obedient Servant,
' • . MARTIN STAPYLTON.
Committee-Boom, York, July 13, 1830.

•
pANTERBURY ELECTION.
rip 11 E COMMITTEE .for conducting. the
-11- ELECTION of Lord FORDWICH are requested
by -his Lordship to convey to the worthy and independent
FREEMEN of CANTERBURY, whom he had the
, honour to meet at the Spread Eagle Hotel, on Saturday
evening last, his moat grateful thanks fur the highly flat-
tering reception they gave him, and for their cordial and
reiterated assurances of support at the ensuing election.
These assurances, in addition to a most favourable canvass
in the City of Canterbury, and to the promises which
Lord Pordwich continues to receive from the out-dwelling
Freenum in all directions, give him the fullest confidence
that he shall be placed in a triumphant situation on the
poll. Lord Fordwieli hopes to be enabled to pay his re-
spects personally to every freeman who he has not yet had
the honour of seeing; but should the many calls on his at-
tention during the hurry of a general canvass, or the
aliortriess of the period before the election, occasion any
omission, he trusts it may be imputed to po want of re-
' spect on his part. In the meanwhile any comihaunica-
, tion addressed to the Committee will be thankfully re-
ceived at the Committee.room, Spread Eagle, Grace-
church-street,
Committee-room, Spread Eagle Hotel,
' Graceoltitech.street, eluly 19, 1880.

his day was published, in One VoWine Bvo., price 145.,
Or, with proof impressions of the plates, price 214.1
r AN ACCOUNTof the GREAT FLOODS
of August, 1829, in the Province of Moray and
adjoining districts; exhibiting a View of their Effects on
the rivers Nairn, Findborn, Lassie, Spey, Deverun, Don,
Dee► and other streams. '
By SIR THOMAS DICK LAUDER,
Of Fountainhill, Bart., F.R.S.E., .
Interspersed with Geological Remarks, Traditional
Arlec,lotes, lee., knd illustrated by Fifty-seven Etchings
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