The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-03 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION,

THE Committee for securing the re-election
of Mr. CAVENDISH beg leave to inform the
Members of. the Senate, that the VA-Chancellor has
fixed THIS DAY, fay 3, for the commencement of
the Election, and that the Poll will be kept open dur-
ing Thursday afternoon. They have made the most
ample arrangements for the conveyance of the friend
of Mi. Cavendish to and from Cambridge, and fur
their accommodation there. The Committee beg to apo-
logise to any Members of the Senate who may not have
received the Circulars addressed to them, and trust they
will excuse thiS apparent neglect, which arises from the
defective information in their lists.

It is requested that all applications and inquiries may be
addressed to the Chairman at the Committee Rooms,
where they will meet the most ready attention.
An early attendance at the Poll is most earnestly re-
quested.

CHARLES BARRAGE, Chairman.
British Coff e-house, Cockspur-street, May 3.

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.

MR. CAVENDISH'S COMMITTEE
have engaged the following Coaches :
The Fly, at Nine o'clock in ti:e Morning, from the
Grorge and Blue Boar, Wednesday and Thursday.
The Telegraph, from the White Horse, Fetter-lane, on
Wednesday, at Ten o'clock in the Morning, and on Thurs-
day, at Eight o'clock.
The Times leaves the George and Blue Boar, on Wed-
nesday, at two o'clock in the Afternoon; and on Thurs-
day, at Seven in the Morning.
Post Horses are ready at the Four Swans, at Waltham
Cross ; the Bull, at Ware; the Bell, at Bantingford ; the
Bull, at Royston ; also at the Castle, at Woodford, at Ep-
ping-place, at Hockerill, and at Chesterford.
Barouches and four are in constant readiness from Six
o'clock in the Morning.
It is requested that applications for places by the
Coaches and other conveyances may be made at the London
Committee Rooms, and a:so for Tickets for Post Horses.
Any arrangements which may be required respecting con-
veyances in the country will also be immediately attended
to, if addressed to Mr. Cavendish's agents at the Post-
Office at any of the following places :—Derby, Leicester,
Stamford, Newmarket, Birmingham, Bury SL Edmund's,
Northampton, and Royston.
CHARLES BABBAGE, Chairman.
British Coffee-house, Coekspur-street, May 3.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND YEO-
MANRY FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY
OF SOMERSET.
GENTLEMEN,
'THE high honour which the Freeholders of
Somerset have conferred upon me, by again invit-
ing me to offer myself as a Candidate for a County with
which I was connected by more titan Twenty Years of
Parliamentary service, demands my warm and most cor-
dial acknowledgments.
Until the moment that I received your highly flattering
Requisition, I had for ever abandoned the idea of again
undertaking the arduous and important duties which must
inevitably devolve upon your Representative. In soliciting
the to resume that high and honourable station to which
your kindness so repeatedly called me, I feel that your se-
lection must be the result of an increasing conviction of
the necessity of that Reform in Parliament to which I
have ever been attached; and which more than Thirty
Years since I supported when introduced by Mr., now
Lord, Grey.—ln my reply to your Requisition, I frankly
stated the grounds on which alone I could accede to it;
and I repeat that my Election must depend upon the spon-
taneous efforts of the Independent Freeholders.
Should I, by your exertions, again be placed in the
honourable situation of your Representative, nothing shall
be wanting on my part to evince my sense of the gratify-
ing confidence you repose in me ; assuring you that my
most strenuous exertions shall be used to carry into effect
that wise and salutary measure of Reform which your late
Member, Mr. Sanford, has with so much political con-
sistency,- supported.—On that measure, the sentiments of
Mr. Sanford and myself most perfectly coincide, as one
best calculated to identify a Patriotic King with a Loyal
People.
I shall be at my post on the day of nomination.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your faithful humble servant,
WAI. GORE LANGTON.
Newton Park, April 29, 1831.
The Day of Nomination is fixed for Friday, the 6th
of May, at WePs.
Freeholders, attend to your Duty ! ! !