The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-02 00:00:00

5 THEP OPRIETOIIS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LANES AND GEIiTLEMENt
puiE advice of my Friends, and the informa•
it ;ion I have obtained since my recent arrival in
4Rland, induce me thus early to announce my intention
nffer ing myself as a CANDIDATE for a SEAT in the
irection of your Affair., so soon as I may become leg.ll'y
gall fled to do so.
I shall in due time have the honour of soliciting your
'te., and Interest, and of explaining noire fully the
:luncis on which I shell rest for your support. I will
.41y state on this occasion that I have been employed
a period of thirty-one years in the Civil Service in
')gal, and that during the last five years, whi!e. I was a
ember of the Supreme Council, I twice ofiViated as
11,-President, and once (for some months previously to
,c 1 William Bentinck's arrival) as G,wernor-General.
I have the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen, your most obedient Servant,
London, June 1, 1831. ~,. W. B. BAYLEY

NIEW SPORTING MAGAZINE, for
JUNE, price 2s. 6,1.
Contents :—Partridge Shooting, with a Plate by Webb,
len a Painting by A. Cooper, 11. A.—The Road, by
hshwood—Nim South's Tour—Archey, by Toxophilus
See-Ho, on Coursing—Letter on Horse-dealing—The
s2-hunter—Anatomy, &c. of the Horse, by Richard
4wrence—Fly Fishing, with a Plate, by Scott, from a
tinting by A. Cooper, R.A.—Fine Arts : Sporting Pic-
ores in Somerset House—On the Preparation of
lanters for Grass—Tipping Boys at School, by Tip-and
15---The Contested Election—Racing : Newmarket
~eond Spring and Epsom Meeting:—General Monthly
:Lsee : Colonel .101liffe's, Mr. Ra'nh'Llnibton's, and
dte Northumberland Fox Hounds—Mr. Sullivan's Stag
Lil'ends—The Turf : Races to come ; Races past ; Dur-
-4131, Chester, York, St. Albans, and Liverpool Meetings
Ashdown Park Coursing Meeting—Fine Arts—Cricket
hPigeon Shooting—Aquatics—New Sporting Club—
"i,tory of the Saddler—Bettings—Hay and Corn Markets
"-Notice to Correspondents—Racing Calendar. Also,
i
'l• 1. published n May, of which the following are a few
ti the Notices
The New Sporting Magazine, No. 1. A well-itna-
!'ned and well got 'up work. There is as much variety
the subjects of the articles as could be anticipated in a
jsgazine devoted exclusively to Sporting. Nim South's
ttur is likely to beccine a main attraction. It is well
I''ritten, and is highly capable of graphic illustration by 3
ter hand. The Magazine will be sure of becoming a
Lsvourite in the sporting world. It is illustrated by one
011.Ie, Barraud's most celebrated pictures, capitally en-
by J. Webb, and Landseer's Dead Red Deer as
I°lol rendered by J. R. ,Scott."—Morning Post, May 11.
" The New Sporting Magazin« is the best of its class
ilk remember to have seen. There is a zest for all sports
'l' land, air, and water, manifested in these pages, which
Nit uninitiated readers will enjoy' ; besides that, the
Editors, aiming at the pietureque and descriptive, are also
tsterers of the doings far and near, of the sporting world.
The engravings are good, and the whole publication evinces
IP'rit and taste."—Atias, May 5.
" We have just seen the First Number of the New
°Parting Magazine, and can confidently state that it more than
%stains the promises held forth in the prospectus. Many of
the Articles are from the pens of Writers well known in
the Sporting World, and if it continues to be conducted
With the same spirit and ability as are displayed in the
Present number, it can hardly fail of success. The em-
hellishments by Landseer, and others, are really beautiful."
"-Age, May S.
" The New Sporting Magazine, No. I. Baldwin and
Cradack. This is another addition to the list of our
monthly periodicals, and a promising one it is in every
40Pect. The price is moderate—the matter varied and
entertaining, and the embellishments of the first order.
They are two in number; one, which furnishes an excel-
lentlikeness both of Man and Horse, representing John
Warde, Esq., seated on his favourite horse, ' Blue Ruin,'
and accompanied by his favourite dog; other, Dead Red
beer, We have no room for extracts, but can confidently
recommend the work to those of our readers who take plea-
sure in Sporting Anecdotes and Sporting Pictures."—
Morning Advertiser, May 13.
Pubished by Baldwin and Cradock, Paternoster-row ;
sad to be had of all Booksellers in the Kingdom.

Shortly will be published,
THE DESCRIPTION and EXPLANA-
TION of an UNIVERSAL CHARACTER, by
which the Inhabitants of different Countries not under-
Standing each others' Language may be enabled to corn-
,litinicate their Ideas, and which is to he learned with faci-
lity, because founded on a simple and obvious mode of
classifying our ideas, according to their connexion with
Language, anti requiring but few arbitrary signs.

RETROSPECT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS FOR 1831.
Just published, in Two Vols. small 8 vo. price 10, cloth.
ANNUAL RETROSPECT of PUBLIC
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" We should look in vain for a better history of the late
eventful year. "—Spectator.
,Printed for Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green.

BOURRIENNE'S NAPOLEON.
FRENCH EDITION.
This day were published, complete in 5 vols. Bvo. with
Seventeen Plates, at half the price of the Paris Edition,
MEMOIRS de NAPOLEON BONA-
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