The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-28 00:00:00

Mr. WEsTERN.—The eminent services of this
Hon. Gentleman, and his consistent conduct, are so
highly appreciated, that his return to Parliament
for this county does not admit of a doubt.---Essex
Herald.
Mr. Wellesley's friends speak with much satiefac
tion as to his successful canvase.—Fasea. Herald.
ELECTIONS FIXED. —At Maldon, for tbe lu:rough
on Friday next, when Mr. Leonard and Mr. Quin-
tin Dick will be returned without opposition. The
same day, at Colchester, Mr. Harvey and Mr. San-
derson are expected to be returned unopposed.
Essex County, Friday, the (hit of August.—Essea.
Herald.

thintsßY.---The silence which prevailed on the
subject of electioneering was dissipated on Monday
week, by the arrival of Charles Wood, Esq., the
son of Sir Francis Lindley 'Wood, Bart., of Hems-
worth, in the county of York, and 0. F. Mileage,
Esq, of flainton, Lincolnshire, who commenced au
active canvass without
flrurrx: --Colonel Baillio has withdrawn from the
representation, to offer for one of the Scotch bo-
roughs. For the vacancy Sir T. A. Clifford Con-
stable, Bart. hasotiered himself.

H ELSTON.—The Marquis of Carmarthen vacates
his seat for this borough, and is to be succeeded by
'Captain Sir John Peelle!), Burt., R.N. This bo-
rough has also been canvassed by a gentleman for
Sir R. R. Vyvyan.--Falniontli Packet.
Heathcote, the eldest Ma of. Sir
' Gilbert Heathcote, will alertly offer hie services.
Mr, Sykes certainly will not be an opponent, and it
is said that gentleman will stand for Beverley.
LEICEITER.—Mr. Otway Cave, we have autho-
rity for stating, does not mean to solicit the suf-
frages of the electors of this borough. Colonel
Cheney, as a friend of Mr. Cave, having been made
acquainted with the fact, has within the last day or
two officially communicated the circumstance to one
01 Mr. Evans's friends, and also, we bear, to those
of Sir Charles Hastings. It thus appears, that,in
all probability Mr. Evans will be returned without
a Contest.--Leicester Chronicle.

MARLBOROVGII,--- (From a Correspondent.)_
The town of Marlborough is to be attacked ut the
ensuing election by Sir A, Mulct, Bart., and J.
Mirehouse, Esq., both gentlemen connected with
Wiltshire. It has long. been a close borough under
the patronage of the Marquis of Ailesbury, but within
these few years many of the respectable residents in
the town have shown symptoms of dissatisfaction ut
being, excluded from the enjoyment of the elective
franchise. The population consks of near 1,000
souls. The mayor, five aldermen,-and two common
burgesses have, without grunt or charter, returned
the members. The inhabitants at large enjoy the
rights of commonage, freedom from toll, and other
exemptions, granted to the town by a variety of
chatters, but are excluded by the u,urpation of the
select body from she important franchise for which
they are now contending. They have formed them-
selves lot° an RESOCkit;OII for the recovery of their
rights, and kave invited the two.gentlemen we have
named, (than whom none can be more honourable
and respectable), to bring their claims before a Com-
mit tee of the
.Ilouse of CoMinons.
NEWCASTLE-UNDER.LY3M—Tho two candidates,
Mr. Peel and Mr. Miller, who canvassed this bo-
tough last week, having left it en Saturday evening,
there has been a cessation of electiotteering hostilities
since that time.

NEWCAting......Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart., M.P.,
canvassed the Newcastle freemen resident in Dur-
ham, on "Wedneiday last, and afterwards prmeeded
to Sunderland. In both towns Ile met with the
most gratifying promi.es of support. The worthy
Baronet was equally successful om the two preceding
days at Newcastle and North and South Shields.—
DurisensCheonicle.

John Hodgson' Esq., the new candidate for the
representation of Newe,istle, made his public entry
into that town on Friday last. Yesterday Mr.
Hodgson concussed Sunderlatid.---Netecasile Chron.
Oxr'ono, Jinx 26.--The Vice-Chuncellochus
issued the following notice :—" A Convocation will
he holden on Friday next, the 30th inst., at twelve
o'clock, for the purpose of electing two burgesses to
represent the University in Parliament."
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for the representation of this borough, al-lived at