The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-22 00:00:00

ELECTIONS FIXED.

(FURTHER PARTICULARS.)
BIRMINGHAM .........July 25... T. Attwood, J. Scholefield, A.
G. Stapleton
KENT, W. D Aug. 3... T. L. Hodges, Sir W. Geary,
Sir E. Filmer
LANCAVHIRE (South) Aug. 2...L0rd F. Egerton, Hon. R. B.
Wilbraham, C. Townley, E.
Stanley
LIVERPOOL July 25... Lord Sandon, C. Creswell,
W. E wart, 11. Elphinston
NORTIIAMPTONSHIRE Aug. 2...Mansell, Lord Maidstone, Lord
Milton
OXFORDSHIRE Aug. 1...L0rd Norreys, G. Harcourt,
—Parker, G. Stonor.
RYE ( Another candidate) J. Farneomb.
SURREY, WEST Aug. 7... W. I. Denison, Hon. Captain
Perci,,al, H. L. Long
YORK, N. R Aug. 5... E. S. Caylcy

. CAMBRIDGE.—The return of Nl.:ssrs. Rice and Pryme is
now placed beyond doubt; the number of promises within the
last few days has been great beyond precedent, and the spirit
of the Reformers is much increased.
FLINT BOROUGHS. —Nlr. Dundas, son of Captain D. Dundas,
comes forward for these boroughs, at the request of a most
influential meeting of the electors. The Borough and the
County of Flint will now return two Liberals.
PRESTON. —Mr. Cranford and Mr. Fleetwood are consi-
dered safe, and Mr. Parker still not be troubled to leave pri-
vate life for the House of Commons.
NORTH WARWICKSEIIIIIL Guy Skipwith and Mr.
Bracebridge start for this division, with all the spirit of the
Reformers in their favour. Sir Francis Lawley, and every
influential Liberal in the county, have pledged t hemselves to
use their utmost emertions in support cf the new Candidates,
and the best hopes are entertained for their success.
MaiosToNE.—Coloncl Thompson has consented to stand
for this town, with every prospect in his favour. He has been
called upon by a majority of the electors: the feeling of shame
at the retirement of Mr. Robarts, and of disgust at the pros-
pect of being represented by Mr. D'lsraeli—the Hebrew
friend of Lyndhurst and the Tories—having operated even
,upon the venal freemen, and roused them to assist the bide-
peident electors of the place.
RionowATEr..—A second Liberal Candidate leaves town
this evenirg, to supply the place of Colonel Tynte. There
is no fear of this Borough being now rescued from the hands
of the piano -fifties, that pkveZthe air of " Broadwood and
Corruption" so steadily the last election.

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The Marquis of Graithy is expected to leave town
to-mar; ow for Belvoir Castle.
The Marquis and Marchioness de Salza have lef
town for Brighton.
Lord Cornhermere, accompanied Iy the lion. WU-
..
ham Stapleton Cotton, has ft town
.fsgrr Leamington Spa,
where the Noble Lord ha nf.,raged a mansion for several
months. Ills Lordship sojowned at that delightful Spa when
he returned to England fromtindia for a long period.
Lord and Lady Brae* have arrived in town for a
fors c: tys, to visit the Marquis of Ailesbury, previous to his (lo-
p-Arturo for the Continent.
Lady Purghersh has returned, to town from St.
Leonard's, where her LadYsi:ln has beeninjourning for some
time past, for the benefit of her ti2ith: '.'''v
Dr. Caste, Professor at the Votlnlcal Garden in
Paris, is about to undertake a scientific jour y through £n -
a nd Germany.
Mr. O'OONNELL.—To-morrow r. O'Connell
leaves town for Limerick, where he will remain on Satur-
day, should agitation be found necessary to put an extinguisher
upon the Orange attempts upon the c my and city. From
ft
ilmec he will proceed to the county o ark. After mass, at
?*litchelstown, en Sund.ty, he will proce d to the blood-stained
fie:d of Gurtroe, where he is to address one hundred thou-
sand men, who are to congregate from the surrounding coun-
try. He will subsequently proceed to Middleton, where he is to
meet the people of that district on Sunday evening. On Mon-
.day morning Mr. O'Connell will enter the city of Cork, and
the purposes returning to Dublin by Thursday next.—Dublin
JErening Post of Thursday.

PRICES OF STOCKS TILTS DAY ..i.'r ONE O'C•LOCK.
flank Stock. .. ................ 2,9
3 per Cent. Ai, i
,15:1,...,, .::,-01.'0...k ........... ... ...... p;;;,.
3 per Cent. Cra'is .. ......... 91 1/4, 1,,',,n1, South 5.,.i SLock ...... ......., ...
1
3,'. per Cent ...... ...... - Old Ann....ties
Ditto Red............... .. ...... 991,4:Y., New 1./tte,
IC,,w 1-.-., Cent— ............... 99,, ii '-i pc r ('em Ariniiitieo., 1751_
New 5 per C,eot... .......... . ...... --ILxch. BUN, £ 1,, A it) ...... .. 47 49 pm.
6,11, Long ..,, nuitles toexpirc - Ditto 5e,, 47 49 pm.
Jan 5 1,-kio ........... ...147c, 1:1-16 Ditto Snail ... ....
Oct. 19, .S:',9 — Ditto Cc:omen:o_ — pro.
,ino. 5, SR'' — Ditto Advertie'.l.. , pm
J.m. t, 1.3. S .... .. •
April :,,, IP..S.
J,n. 5, 167' ••••• •, ....... .....• ----• !COnao!i. for Acc,ont ....•
Oinnium

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PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCF.
A Istrian Bonds . — Peruvian Bonds
Becoan Bonds —. Ditto Account —
Olt to A now, t... ... ..... ..... rnauguese 1i0nd5..—..... -
11,itilian Bonas
Dub Acc,unt
B lens,Ayres Bonds ..,.•
Oitto Account ....,......,, , Ditto Account ~....... ........ 26
hiP.An Brads . ........., .... Prucslan licnds —
Ditto Account ....... ...... . Itosart Bomb, Itt2'2, , 1091>A
'4lutuNan Bonds ... , ... ~..,..21N lti • Ditto A a ot,rt
Ditto Acroub,
.. -- Ditto Metall'c
C Auv ffiyian t:oniti, 42.,....2 I lii Ski, Svanisit Bonds —
Ditto Account
.. '+d• ••• ........•...• • --: Ditto Borith, 1 ..li. ln!'A
—, Ditto Account
- --, h oer ccut —f —C.

I) r)1.1
Oat.) Accortut
Greek Bonds

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I nrt,r tsonns, i.P.4.1 ....... • • ,-- -
Ditto Account
Mexican tion,s, 5 per cent IS 19 ---- Exchange
Ditto Account . — Dutch, 44,per cent ...... .....52% !.4
Ditto, S per cent ............ DIM Account
Ditto Account .. ...... .......•26!j 6 Ditto, 5 per cent lOl I'ol Tie
Ditto Account

PRICES OF SHARES Tills DAY Al' ONE O'CLO
PCK.
Paid. er Share
Bo!awls :)lining r2omoanv l.-4) 89 1,0
Great '.l extern linilway Ce-rnpanv 45 51
Brighton Railway Company Steven.,:on's) 5 114
Brig' ton (Rennie's)
Llni;on and Birmingham Railcay Company SS 128% 9 8
Ditto ii Shares ...
Loud-to and lireenwieh ..iilwr.y Comp,nr ..... ... 2;, 12 124(

COUKSE cF EXCH
Amsterdam C.F. 1.2 (P„;
Ditto. at sight ....... ...........
nomrdatu U.

I NGE YESTERDAY.
.:11-ir..itar 4FI
Leghorn ‘%4
Genoa :6 93
Milai 11
Venice '7
Naples ... riSN
Palrrrno
Lisbon
Oporto 5014
Rio Janeiru i26
Bahia
i Buenos Ayri, -
I Dublin, '2l d...yB' sight
1 Cork
114
MOUE OF BULLION, PER OZ.
Portugal 0...1d, coin £0 0 II
1 Foreign Gold, in bar 5...... 317 9
New Doubloons ..... ........ 0 0 0
New Dollars ........... ...... 0 4 9%
i Silver. bars, standard n 4 11%

Awaverp...
1-31avn'ialrg. N1.13. 13 15
shuns
Paris, 3 days' sight 9.5 1•5
Ditto ........ ............. 3 Ms •.!:. 95
Marsedle,
Bour.leaux -..6 15
Frankfort as Mailit?, Es. M 154
Petersbingli, ruble..... .3 Us. 10
liceiii
sienna, effective il 'M.IO 19
Trie,te ditto lO 9.1
Madrid :t4,
Cadiz—.
Bilboa .... . :l4
Barcelona 'l4
Saville 34

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE 1O MORROW.
Morning ..... ....56 minutes ~fter 5 I F.vening......'2o minutes after 6.

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HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
THIS EVENING will be presented, Bellini's
Opera Seria, in Two Acts, entitled,
NORMA.
The principal characters by Muffle. G. Griyi, Madlle. Assandri,
Signor Rubini, and Signor Lablache.
er the Second Act,
LA CENERENTOLA.
The principal chrracters by Madame Albertazzi, Signor Ivanhoff,
Signor Tamburini, and Signor Lablache.
To conclude with the First Act of
KYthe favourite Ballet,
BENS.
In which Mdlle. Duvernay will introduce the admired Cachucha.
Applications for boxes and stalls to be made at the Box-office of
the Theatre, from ten to five o'clock.

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
No. CXXXII.
_A.
Will be published on THURSDAY, 2.7 th July.
CONTENTS.
1. MONTAGU'S LIRE and WRITINGS of LORD BACON.
2. THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
3. DR. BRADLEY'S WORKS and CORRESPONDENCE
4. BROWNING'S S'FRAFFORD, a Tragedy.
5. BULWER'S RISE and FALL of ATHENS.
6. ABOLITION of CHURCH RATES.
7. FONBLANQUE'S SEVEN ADMINISTRATIONS—NEWSPA-
PER LITERATURE'
S. CAUSES and CONSEQUENCES of the LATE CRISIS of the ADZE.
RICAN TRADE.
g. REFORM of the CRIMINAL LAW.
IRVINE'S TRANSLATION of SCHILLER'S BRIDE of MES.
SENA.
I i. PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGE of PUBLICATION.
El STATE of PARTIES.
London ; Longman and Co. Edinburgh ; A. and C. Black.