The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-14 00:00:00

County in
Shire Toyvns
Places sharing in the Election of which such
or Principal Boroughs are
Members. Boroughs. situated.
Amlwch
Holyhead, and sharing with Beaumaris Anglesey
Llangefni
Aherybtwith
Lampeter, and sharing with Cardigan Cardigan
Adpar
Llanelly sharing with Caermarthen Caermarthen
Pwllheli 1
Nevin 1
Conway •sharing with Caernarvon.... Caernarvon
Bangor I
Cricceith J
Ruthin
Holt sharing with Denbigh Denbigh
Town of ;,Wrexham
Rhyddlan 1
Overton
Caerwis
Caergwrley sharing with Flint
St. Asaph
I
Holywell
Mold J
Cowbridge
Merthyr I ydvil
Aberdare
Llantrissent
Llanidloes 1
Welsh Pool
Machynlleth . 1 .sharing with Montgomery .. Montgomery
Llanfyllin
Newtown j
Narberth 1 sharing with Ilaverfordwest Pembroke
Fishguard
Tenby
Wiston" sharing with 'Pembroke Pembroke
Town of Milford
Knighton
Rhayder
Kevinleece sharing with Radnor Radnor
Knucklas
Town of Presteigne
SCHEDULE (F.)
COUNTIES TO BE DIVIDED.
Cheshire Hampshire Somersetshire
Cornwall Lancashire Staffordshire
Cumberland Leicestershire Suffolk
Derbyshire Norfolk Surrey
Devonshire Northumberland Sussex
Durham Northamptonshire Warwickshire
Essex Nottinghamshire Wiltshire
Gloucestershire Shropshire Worcestershire
Kent
• SCHEDULE (G.)
Counties at large in which Cities
Cities and Towns and
Counties thereof. and Towns and Counties thereof
are to be included.

Caermarth en
Chester
Coventry
Gloucester
Kingston-upon-Hull
Lincoln
London
Newcastle.upon- 'Tyne;
Worcester
York and Ainsty:

Caermarthenshire
Cheshire
Warwickshire
Gloucestershire
East Riding of Yorkshire
The Parts of Lindsey, Lincolnshire
Middlesex
Northumberland
Worcestershire
North Riding of Yorkshire

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE 0' CL CR.
Jamaica Papers. to the 20th of October, have been received at
the North and South American Coffee-house, but they are ra-
ther void ci intelligence. We extract the following
We understand the meeting of delegates from the several
parishes, to take into consideration the state of this island, will
shortly assemble either in this or in Spanish town."

BARBADOES.
The sloops West Indian and St. Cyr, despatched to Barbadoes
with supplies for the sufferers, have returned, by which we have
received Barbadoes Papers of the Ist of October. It is truly
gratifying to find that the suffering population have had their
miseries alleviated. Supplies of provisions and lumber had ar-
rived at Bridgetown from the colonies of Trinidad, Demerara,
Berbice, Antigua, and Dominica ; as also assortments of dry
and salted provisions, to the supposed amount of about 25,000
dollars.
A gentleman who has lately arrived at Jamaica from Trinidad
da Cuba, states that the slave trade is carried on openly, and that
while he was there a sloop entered the port and reported her
cargo. Finding there was no danger from our cruisers she pro-
ceeded a short distance from the town, and landed 542 slaves.
Two brigs had a few days previously landed about the same num-
ber. It is strongly suspected that these vessels belong to British
capitalists

THE FUNDS.
We have no arrivals as yet of any consequence ; but our Funds
seem to improve. Consols, which left off yesterday at 83% if,
opened at 833 A ; at present they are at 83% to 84 for the account.
14his is attributed to the French prices coming higher.
BALF-PAST ONE.
Consols are at preseat 83% 84 for the Account —ln the Fo-
reign Market little doing,
Consols 83% 84.

THREE 0 CL 0 C.K.

FOUR O'CLOCK.—CLOSING PRICES.
Consols ....... Danish
Ditto for Account 838 4. Greek, 1825 —
Brazilian Bonds.. 448 Mexican, 1825 561
Buenos Ayres.... -- Peruvian
Chilian Ditto •• Russian lOO
••••
Columbian, 1824 -- Spanish l4l

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.)

Nothing of importance took place up to the time of our
;oing to press.

The Duke of BuccLEUCH has returned to
Montague-House, Privy- gardens, from Dalkeith Palace,
an express having reached his Grace on Monday last requir-
ing his immediate presence in the metropolis. His Graces
journey from the North is supposed to have reference to
the rumoured accommodation of the principal points in
dispute between Ministers and their opponents on the sub-
ject of the Reform Bill.