The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-28 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

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have seen by the Carlisle Journal, a Political Association, for
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forwarding the cause of Reform, was established here. It has
Howard, to
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candidate,eae
nn joined
resolved
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ueini eightctetironinhwthrirtnh subscriptionse d 3 i r members.
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support the Reform Bill. Immediately afterwards a meeting of
the freemen was held, when they resolved to .call Upon William
James, Esq., of Barrack Lodge, to come forward, and pledged
themselves to bring him in free of expense. A deputation was
appointed to wait upon him in conjunction with a deputation
from the Reform Association. This was done forthwith, and
Mr. James expressed himself highly gratified by the compliment.
This morning he issued the address which I enclose. 'The most
lii)eral subscriptions have been entered into, and' the Committee
most earnestly call upon all the friends of the good cause, in
every part of the country, to come forward and aid them in their
noble struggle to put an end to the power of Lord Lonsdale.
Only one opponentis yet in the field—Colonel Lushington—but
there is a rumour that Sir A. Dalrymple will be put forward
along with him. The Independent party arc confident of success.
In every part of the county a most act:ve canvass is going for_
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Lowther candidate has yet offered himself, but Lord Lowther
is fully expected to come forward instead of his uncle, Sir
s aHnely met
Hunt,last
John Lowther.
In Westmoreland I hear the freeholders have called upon
Mr Crackanthorpe to assist them in throwing off the chains of
the Lord I ieutenant, who has so long insulted the county by
putting in his two blockhead sons.
cheers
shfoour
night, and entered into resolutionst not to be engaged as bludgeon
soon on the side of the An t-reformers, but to support the Reform
candidates by all means in their power. At the conclusion of
The working claisLesso,ntoptrhopoe nsuedmtbherreoefefihveee
tbhuet Pthr°cee preodii,onsgistiaon was received by groans and yells of disappro_
bation, three times three tremendous cheers were given for the
King, and three times three for the Carlisle Reform AssoocialiGo.
Carlisle election is fixed tor' Monday next, and that fer the
April tlt,
Carlisle, ~ J. S.
TO THE 1 ENDE ' -
NM, i' Nr FREEMEN OF C A R.LISLE.
(lEarmemEar,—l regard it as the solemn duty of every true
friend of his country, at the present awful crisis, to use his best
exertions in support of that great cause in which our beloved
Monarch anti his patriotic Ministers are now embarked • and if;
to me last night by the deputation from your toily, ail
as stated
well as by the Chairman of the Reform Association, 4hat my
county on the sth of May.
presence
upon the hustings, on Monday nex,t, Witt 1)C likely, in
~,,,,aegree, to conduce fo tl'i advancement of their noble efforts,b. y'enahling you _to ruord your votes in favour of two Reformers,
p 1 that post shat.
1 be found.
I feel myseit, highly flattered and honoured by your invitation
and your confirmed good opinion of me, and am, Gentlemen,
Your old Friend and faithful Servant,
Barrock Lodge, April 26, 1831. WM. JAMES.
. .. .

RED:MM.—This day was published, No.
LXXXIX. of the Quarterly Rev iew.—lt contains
Articles On the Reform Question—ll. On the
West India Question—111. Oa Mr. Malthus and Mr,
Sadler's Views of Population and Emigratina-,-IY. CV'
tain Beechey's recent Vitage Nand the World—V. OnV.
Stmserit poetry, and the llindn Drana Captain
Basil 'lan's Life and Professional Adventuresl lust pub-
lisllo-111. Iltumarroti's account of Ilubespiei re, %beta;
and the Frenchf~evolut7on,ace.—A few copies of the
extra Number published in February, containing the Ar-
ticle on Reform, may still be purchased.
SUBMARINE LABOURERS.—If 4, rope be
attached to a heavy block of the bottom of a re-
servoir of 174e5, it may be raised to the surface by the
wv,gth of a man ; but as soot, as any quantity of it
emerges from the surface, the same strength will be Insuf-
ficient to support it ; it loses the support of the. slater,
and requires as much more force as is equal to the. weight
of at?, trier yfhich it has displaced,. In buil‘ling piars
and other 90)nqueotts works, this effect is rbudered pecu-
liarly inthifest ; the labourer fees himself endued with
iwnligiGtufy iner.ased strength, raising with ease, anti ad-
jutting in their places, blocks of stow., which he would
reanttelry, weak and feeble ; every
thing which he attempts to
attempt in vain to move above the water. After a man
has worked for any considerable time in thiswe,y under
w he finds, upon temoviog to tale air, that he is apri-
tyft
hvinns to have unusual
weight; and to move even hisown limbs is attended with some inconvenience. —Dr.
I;arcluer's Cabinet Cyclopadia, Vol. XVII.

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE SENATE OF TH-

UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.

Lond,n) Commi tteP-Ronun,
Spring Gat-duns Cuffre -house, Ain il 25, I 3
1_ GENTLEMEN,

IHAVE the houour to infects you, that th
—day of ELECTION of MEMBERS for the UN]
VERSITY of CAMBRIDGE is fixed for TUESDAY, t'
Id day of May, when I hope fir the favour of pm
'''PPort, and earnestly reque t your attendance at the Poi-
I tyke this opportunity of saying that my Coinutittr
'rave made arrangements for facilitating the conveyance
ny Wends from London, and places in the neighhourhoo
if Cambridge, on the principal roads to the place of Elec
,ion, and that they will have meat pleasure in renderin
oe ruyalidynl}oitnpg a
~ast
ti myi
4C), otomwttini t,teteo- cloyin ,Aogie•
assistance to those gentlemen who will favour then
o
It
the undermentioned places:— nti,n atcaasenyr:

Alconhury Hi 1, Royston, Newmarket, Linton, North
►mpton, Birmingham, or Leicester.
I have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
. Your most faithful awl very obedient Servant,
HENRY GOULBURN
Coaches to forward Mr. Goulburn's and Mr. Peel'
Friends start horn Spring Gardens Coffee-house.