The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-05 00:00:00

ELECTION NOTICES.

Colo9o Berkeley, Mr. Phi!putts, and Mr. E. Webb, are All.
04140ced for the city of Gloucester.
Mr. utnu,, hit li. Willoughby, Lord Villiers, Sir J. Dasliwood,
and Lord Norreys, for trittbrdshire—Mr. Ashurst retires.
Mr. 1/undas and Mr. l'aliner have again anted themselves for
Berkshire.

Mr. Diaberly, it is said, will walk over the course for Abingdon.
Other accounts state that no fewer than six. lndlvlduabi *lll op..
pose him.
Lieutenant.tkilmtel Clayton luse started for,Oresit Idarlow in
opposition to Mr. Owen.Wiltunno mut his souin.law, Mr. T. P.
Williams.
The Marquis of Chemins and the lion, Hobert Smith are again
canvassing the minty of Buckingham.
Mr. Lockhart, who has repreoeuted the city of OxfOrd for k 0
years, and Mr. Langston, will again ofthr thrir services.
Sir John Maxwell otitis tbr the county of Lanark.
Mr. Finley 'will *tart Bo the Olitogow district or burghs.
Ihimbartonstii re to to be contested. The nominee of the Duke
of Montrose is to be mimed to Mr. Colquhoun, of Killermont,
1011 of the late Lord Registrar. . _

Slc't'hornas Lethbridge has published an address to the free-
holders of tionierietshire, in which he stater his intention of re.
tiring 'Vein public files in (viisequence of indisposition. Mr. E.
A. Sandford hss since offered himself as one of the represienta.
tires of that county,
Mr. Mackinnon' and Mr. It, A. Dundee start for Ipswich.

Mr. J. Wells is again in the field for Maidstone.
Mr. Matthew Bell has announced his intention again to start
for the county of Northumberland. Mr. 'C. W. Beaumont has
also offered himself as a candidate for that county.
flir linger Greiley starts for the city of Durham, on the re.
tirement of Sir Henry Ilardinge. .
Mr. W. B. Manning has oxievased his intention not to offia
himself again tor Penryn.
Mr. C. N. Palliner retires from the representation of the county
of Surrey. It is supposed that Mr. Holum Sumner will again be
a candidate. . _

Mr. Henry Howard otihrs Winkel( for New Hhorchtun.
Mr. 0, Robinson Is again a candidate fir Worcester.
It is s n
upposed that Mr. Nor,leant Onslow, from advanced ale,,
will retire 'orti the representation of flulifind.
It is believed that Mr. Huskisson and General Gascoyne wit
be again returned for Liverpool. . .

Mr. Davis Davenport hasexpressed his intention to retire from
the county of Chester. Mr. W. Egerton is again candidate.
A gentleman maned Kirwan hag started fur Oakhamplon.
Two other caudidetes are spoken of.
Mr. Henry Feßower does not intend again to offer himself as a
candidate for the county of Huntingdon on account of ill
health. It Is confidently stated that Lord John Russell will be
a candidate for this county. There is also some rumour of
lord Strathaven having otßred himself, Mr. Fellowesj jun, is
talked of as oaring himself for the borough, when Mr. Calvert
will retire,
Mr. Charles Somerset Manners has tent an address to the
freeholders of the county of Cambridge and Isle 01 Ely, offering
himself as a candidate when the dissolution takes place.
It is reported that Captain F. Polhill, of Ilawbury Hall, and
W. Stewart, Esq. will offer themselves for Bedford.
Sir John Walsh, Bart., of Berkeley-squaro, has announced his
intention of offering himself as a candidate for Sudbury.
Mr. Thomas Hymn has notified his intention of retiring from
the representation of Hertford l and Mr. IL Lytton Bulwer and
Lord ingertrie have ofihrod thetnselvos as candidater. Mr. Dun-
combo, the present biltruher, will also agebt offer himself for the
borough.
Sir It. 11. (homing, of Horton, has onion:II himself as a midi.
date for Northampton. sir D. Robinson, one of the sitting
has also solicited the,support of his friends.
' Mr. Samuel Crompton retires from the representation of Derby,
and Mr. Edward fltrutt has declared himself a candidate fur the
Vacantly,
Admiral Sotheren intends Again to offer his services for the
county of Nottingham, and a now candidate is mentioned in the
person of .1.. K. Denison, -I.:Wq.
Mr, Willoughby and Mr. &idler again come forward for the
borough of Newark. Mr. fierjeant -Wilde is announced as a
third candidate.
Joseph Neild, Esq., of Drittleton-home, has expressed his in-
tention to otter himself for ClOppenhum. A gentleman named
Posey has also commenced an active canvass. Two other can-
didates are expected to start.
Lord Clifton and the lion. R. Watson are expected to be re.
turned for Canterbury.
Mr. Elliee and Mr. Eyler will again be proposed for Coventry,

and with every prtamodof swear:
Mr. ‘Valter Burrell, who It was expected would retire from
public life, has announced his intention of again offering himself
WI a candidate for the county of Sussex, Mr. Curteis resign.,
from increased infirmities. Air. Herbert Curteis is in the field,
but nothing it heard of Mr. Shelley. One of the Cavendish
family intends also to start.
Fir John Shelley, Mr. Kemp, and Mr. Donovan, ire the cem.

l*tirlll4;iiskeewrit:; is actively canvassing Arundel. Mr. Alder.
man Adam; Is Is candidate for the borough.
Mr. Penton Curb M and Mr, Showy, the present candislates
for Shropshire, have intimated their liiteation to otthr themselves
again as representatives. No apprellenSionli are entertained of
aft opposition.
Colonel Davies and Mr. Radom' again oar themselves for
Wotcester, Mr. GritHtb, of Thomann., does not intend to
utlitr himself as it candidate.
Several new candidates are spoken of as Competitors for repre-
writing the Irish metropolis in Parliament. Mr, O. Moore, it is
said, is sore of his election ; the opposition, therefore, will hi.
directed against Mr. Henry (Indian. it Is said that the Re-
corder intends to oiler himself For the rep tOel)tatiOti of the city.
Mr. Ilatiiiiton will positively start for the county of Dalin.
The present Members for ',Wry are expected to meet with
strong opposition.

litutetisiti op is a close borough, belonging
to the liertsforils. It will be contested...and, we think, carried
by the independent eandidatc—Dubion Morning Register.
ilintomai or Mhi.Low.—lxad Wentworth contests the borough
with Mr. hp!mon. No change tier the 'better can take place,.
Mid.
Cm or Lownesintaim-.AWormaii Mammon, on the ante.
reel of the Irish Society, will contest the representation of the
city of Derry with Messrs. Hare and Fergusslin.-1614.
Csitaleavatiotes,-44wd Donegal's nominee will be opposed in
Carrickfergus, awl we trust with sitecesc-164f.
We shall have lucre to say on this borough subject. We think
before many years dual have elapsed, that all the close boroughs'
of Ireland will be 01614,4'1011y lipenett—ibid,
Cooney lourn,—There is no doubt but Mr. Shell will contest
this county, and we tire haply to stature his friends that lie has
every proirrect of succes....Mid
We are authorised to contradict a report which Is current, that
the 110 n. Henry Caulfield deer not intend again beeuritirl a ern.
dilate for the representation of the county Armagh. Mr. Caul.
field Is now en his way home from the cositniinsr, which by had
been oliliged to visit on account of the extreme delicate state of
hula litalth,—Netery Examiner.
This city and county will be exposed to a vigorous faintest neat
electiou,--Lbnericir Chronicle.
We understand that Mr. (lerald Callaghan is eallVASottis the
electors of this city.— Cork Chronicle.