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

PRICE OF SUGAR.

The average price of Brown or '.%luscovado Sugar, computed
from the Returns made in the week ending March 1, t3s. 7(1%.
pt r cwt., exclusive of the duties of customs paid orpayable thereon
on the importation thereof into Great Britain.

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PLACE. MEMBERS. INFLUENCE. Voters.
Aldborough ......Lord Stormont ........Duke of Newcastle
J. F. C. Clinton
Aldeburgh ... .... Marquis of Douro Marquis of Hertford .... So
Rt. Iln. J. W. Croker
Appleby Hon. 11. Tufton Earl of Thanet and 110
Lord Maitland Earl of Lonsdale
Bedwin Rt. Mn. Sir J. NichollMarquis of Aylesbury... 70
J. J. Buxton
, Beeraiston C. ]Hackett Earl of Beverley 9O
David Lyon...
Bishops Castic...F. 11. Cornewall Earl Ponds 45
E. Rogers
131etchingley......C. Tennyson Mr. )t. Russell 7O
Sir W. Horne
Boroughbrisige Sir Chas. Wetherell Duke of Newcastle and 48
M. Attwood Mr. Lawson.
Bossiney ...........Hon. J. S. Wortley Lord Wharncliffe and 30
E. R. Tulin° ....... .•
8rack1ey...........R. 11. Bradshaw The Two Members 32
J. Bradshaw
Bramber ...........Hon. T. G. CalthorpeLord Calthorpe and the 19
J. Irving.--
Buckingham Sir G. Nugent, Bart. Duke of Buckingham... 13
Sir T. Fremantle
Callington A. Baring Mr. A. Baring 45
W. B. Baring
Cam elford S. Cradock Marquis of Cleveland ... 24
Mark Milbank
( astle Rising. ...Lord Cholmondeley Marquis Cholmondeley 43
Hon. F. G. Howard and Colonel Howard
Corfe Castle G. Bankes Mr. 11. Bankes 55
P. J. Miles ... ...... .....
Dunwich...........F. Bailie Mr. Barne and Lord 18
A. Arcedeckne Huntingtield
Eye Sir E. Kerrison,Bart.Sir E. Kerrison 95
Sir P. C. Sidney
Fowey Lord Brudencll Mr. Austin and Mr. Lucy 76
J. C. Severn
Gatton J. V. Shelley Lord Monson 5 ,

J. T. Hope
Haslemere. ..... ...Sir J. Beckett Earl of Lonsdale 5B
W. Holmes;
liedon Sir T. C. Constable .No single interest .316
It. Farrand
Heytembury Sir G. Staunton Lord Heytesbury 45
E. H. A'Court
Ifigharn FerrersLord Howiek.., Earl Fitzwilliam 145
Hindon Hon. (:.M. Fortescue Lord Grosvenoe and Lord9io
J. Weyland Calt horpe
Ilehester M. Bruce Lord Cleveland and Lord 70
J. J. If. Vere Huntingtower
East Looe H. 'l'. Hope Mr. Hope 50
T. A. Keinmis
West Looe. C. Buller Sir. Buller 55
Sir C. Hulse
Lostwithiel.. ...... Lord Valletort Earl of Mount Edgcombe3o
Hon. K Cust
Ludgershall Sir S. Graham Sir S Graham and Mr. 70
E T. Foley Everett
Malmesbury Sir C Forbes Mr. I'itt.. l3

J. Forbes
Midhurst G. Smith Mr. J. Smith IS
J. A. Smith
Mi'borne Port...W. S. Bourne Marquis of Anglesea.... SO
G. S. Byng
Minehead J. F. Luttrell Mr. Luttrell lO
.... .

W. E. Tomline
Newport (Corn- J. Baine Duke of Northumber. 0:2
wall) Sir H. Hardinge land
Newton (Lanea. T. Legh Mr. Legh GO
shire) 'l'. Holdsworth
Newton (Isle of Hon. C. Pelham Lord Yarborough and 40
Wight) H. Gurney
Okehampton Lord Seymour 'co single interest 250

Hon. A Ellis _
Orford S H. Kilderbee Marquis of Hertford .... 20
Sir H. T. Cooke.
Petersfield Sir W Jolitfe Colonel Joliffe 141)

G. E. Jolifre
Plympton G. C. Antrobus Mr. Trebv and Earl 210
Sir C. Domville Mount Edgcombe
Queenborough...J. Capel No particular interest, 270
J. Gladstone the Ordnance Mem-
bers having been re-
jected
Reigate Sir J. S. Yorke Earl of Hardwick and '2OO
J. Cocks Lord Somers
Romney Hon. A. Trevor Sir E. Deering 150
W. Miles
St. Mawes Sir C. E. Carrington Duke of Buckingham... :10
0. W. Pigg0tt.........
St. Michael's J. H. Hawkins Mr. Hawkins, and 9'2
(Cornwall).....Hon. L. Kenyon Lord Falmouth
Saltuh Earl of thrlington .Mr. Buller '53

P. C. Crampton
Old Sanim ........J. J. Alexander Lord Caledon
J. D. Alexander
Seaford J Fitzgerald Mr. Fitzgerald and 98
Hon. A. F. Ellis Lord Seaford
Steyning G. It Phillips Duke of Norfolk .........110

E. Blount
Stockbridge G Wilbraham Lord Grosvenor 110

W. S. Stanley
Tregony J. A. Gordon Mr. Gordon ISO
.1. Mackillop
Wareham... ..... J. Calcraft Mr. Calcraft
J. Ewing
Wendorer.. ....... S. Smith Lord Carrington l4O
.. ...

A. Smith
Weobly Lord W. Thynne. -Marquis of Bath
Lord H. Thynne
Whitchurch Sir S. Scott Sir S. S-ott, and Lord qO
It. G. P. Tow•nshend Sidney
Winchelsea.......J. Williams Marquis of Cleveland... 40
I-lon. H. Dundas
NVoodstock Marq. of Blandford Duke of Marlborough 400
Lord S. C. Churchill
Wootten Basset.. Lord Mahon Mr. Pitt and the Earl 100

T. H. Villiers of Clarendon
Yarmouth W. Y. Peel Sir W. 50
G. B. Thompson

The following is a List of the Boroughs which are to he allowed
to send only one Member, with the names of the Sitting Mem.
bers, and interest which is predominant, together with the
number of Voters :
Amersham W. T. Drake ...... ...Mr. W. Drake 123
T. T. Drake
Arundel Lord 1). C. Stuart ...No single interest.-- 450
Alderman J. Atkins
Ashburton W. S. Poyntz ....... ....Lord Clinton and Sir L. 170
Sir L. V. Palk V. Palk
8ewd1ey............W. A. Roberti Lord Littleton l3
Bodmin I). G. Gilbert.... ....... 1). G. Gilbert and Mar- 36
H. B. 5eym0ur........ quis of /lertford
8ridp0rt....... Sir H. D. St. Paul....Noparticular interest.— 340
H. Warburton... ..... .
Chippenham J Neeld Mr. Neeld 135
I'. Pusey
Clitheroe... Hon. It. Curzon Earls Howe & Brown- 45
lion. P. F. Cust low
Cockermouth ....Lord Garlic's Earl Lonsdale lBO
Hon. P. Bouverie
Dorchester R. Williams Mr. Williams and Earl 200
Lord Ashley of Shaftesbury
Downton J. Brougham ...... .....Earl Radnor CO
C. S. Lefevre
Droitwich Earl Sefton... Lord Foley... ..........
J. H. H. Foley
Evesham No sitting Member, 500
the persons return-
tsd having been de-
clared guilty of bri-
bery.
Grimsby C. Wood No single interest 300
H. Harris
Morpeth Hon. W. Howard.... Earl of Carlisle and Mr. 200
W. Ord Ord
Northallerton....lion. H. Lascelles Earl Ilarewood c't:o
Sir J.B. Bercsford
Penryn . J. W. Freshtield No single interest ........400
Sir C. Leman
Richmond Sir R. L. Dundas Lord Dundas 2lO
J. C. Dundas

Rye H. D. Baillie Dr. Lamb.
F. B. Bonham
St. Germains ..... W. M. Prat,' Earl St. Germains.. 7O
C. Ross

St. Ives Hon. 1,. NVelleidey...Mr. Wellesley ~.00
J. Morison
Sandwich J. Marryatt No single interest q 5.5
S. G. Price
Sudbury B. Walrond No single interest
_.,'00
Sir J. Walsh
Shaftesbury E. Penrhyn Earl Grosvenor 3O
V. S. Dugdale
East Grinstead..T. R. West Earl Delaw!...rr 3O
Vis. Holmesdale
Guildford. G. H. Sumner Lord Grantley 250
C. B. Wall ......... ..111 ...
Ilelston Lord J. Townshc-I..Duke of Leeds 36
Sir J. Nichell
Honiton Sir G. Warrender Na single interest 350
J. J. Gue5t............
Huntingdon ...... J. Calvert ...............Earl Sandwich 040
J. Stuart .............. ...
Hythe S Nlajoribanks ......... Corporation 130
J. Lock ...................
Lauorestm ..... —J. Brogden ..............D. of Northumberland 15
Sir J. W. Gordon ...
Leominster Lord Hotham ......... Ne singlo interest.. ..... ..700
W. .Marshall
Earl of Westmorland ... 30
Lord Eliot
I,iskeard
Sir W. H. Pringle ...
Lymington G. IturrFd Sir 11. B. Neale 7O
NV. T. Egerton
Lyme Regis ...... yoin.. ill .n. Faiie
Malton Sir J. Scarlett Earl Eitzwilliam 070
J. C. Ramsden
Marlborough ...W. J. Banker Marquis of Aylesbury... 21
T. B. Estcourt.... ...
Marlow ............ O. Williams Mr. 0. \Villiains `s
T. P. Williams
Tamworth Lord C. Townshend Lord C. Townshend and 300
Sir R. Peel
Thetford Lord C. J. Fitzroy ...Duke of Grafton and 31
T. Baring Mr. A. Baring
'I hirsk ......,..,R. Erankland Sir T. Eralikland 6O
It. G. Russell
Totnens
T. P. Courtenay Corporation 5'4
C. B. Baldwin
Truro ' Viscount Encombe—Earl Falmouth 26
N. NV. Peach .........
Wallingford ...... W. I. Hughes. ........ No single interest SO
R. Knight...—. .......
Westbury.........Sir A. Grant Sir M. Lopez 7O
G. Prendergast ......
Wilton J H. Penruddocke—Earl Pembroke ,20
H. L. Bulicer
Wycombe.— ..... Sir .1. 1). King Sir J. D. King and the 65
Sir T. 1). Baring Corporation

LITERATURE.—The progress of literature,
that is to say, the perfecting of the art of thinking and ex-
'messing ourselves, is necessary for the establishment sod
Preservation of liberty.--Madame de Stael.

The Earl of RADNOR presented a petition from a place
against the duty on fruit, and against tithes.
Earl CANDOR presented several petitionsagainstslavcry;
Earl RODEN presaented a petition from Haverfordwest
on the subject of the Church Building Act.
The Earl of HARDWICKE pre-tented a prtition from
Royston against the coal duty.
THE REV. MR. DOYLE.

Viscount CLIFDEN, in presenting a petition from the
parish of Grange, in the county of Meath, relative to tithes,
begged leave to state that he held in his hand a Ltt, r which
he had received from the Right Rev. Dr. Doyle, complain-
ing of the statement made on a late occasion by a Noble
Lord. It was then said that the Rev. Mr. Doyle, whose
conduct was complained of, was a first cousin of his ; but
the fact was that he was no cousin, or, if at all, most dis-
tantly related to Dr. Doyle. That Right Rev. Prelate had
too much good sense and principle to countenance any thing
4ke violence with regard to tithes; and with regard to the
Rev. Mr. Doyle's alleged conduct, he could only say thst
he had letters from three most respectable gentlemen, with
affidavits, denying the truth of the allegatims.
Lord FARNHAM mentioned that the Rev. Mr. Doyle
was a cousin of Dr. Doyle, because he understood such to
be the fact, though he was the last man in the world who
professed to be acquainted with the genealogy of the Doyley.
If he were not, he would gladly submit to the correction,
though it would appear that the curate of Grange did not
seem to he much in favour with the Noble Lord himself.
Wjth regard to the facts which he alleged, the truth of
them must still be maintained, and there was no doubt
but that the Rev. Mr. Doyle addressed his flock for several
successive Sundays, telling them to resist the payment of
tithes, and stating that he hail made several applications to
the Prstestant Clergyman to reduce his tithes.
Viscount CLIFDEN repeated that Dr. Doyle denied
having any connection with the Rev. Mr. Doyle.