The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-30 00:00:00

1'6!:10 ENT I, lEN, CLERGY.an3. I:RtETIOLDIRS
• rt the COUNTY of SUSSEX.

. . .
THEC~F very small Majority which appeared in
Invonr or Mr. l U E. L.F. it, on the final close of the Poll
yesterday, and the certainty that considerable numbers of
bad Votes had polled for him, induced me to apply to the
High Sheriff for a Scrutiny, who, having postponed his
answer until this morning, has thought proper to refuse it.
u tir. littlest confidence, however, of having a great Ma—
jor: tv of legal Votes over Mr: Fuller, and on the advice of
my Friends, it is my intention to Petition Ow House of
Commons for Redress.

It- 111 vosstole tor any language to express to you the very
hir,h sense of gratitude' I feel for the free and independent
Exertions Nv it h have been manifested in may behalf during
the whole of the late Contest. I can only assure you, that
if I am ()laced by that Tribunal, to which I mean to appeal,
in the distinguished situation of one of your Representatives,
it shall be my constant study to prove myself not undeserv-
ing it, by a diligent Lty.l laitllful discharge of my Duty in Par-
Lament. - • ••

' • I have the Honour to remain,
Gentlemen,
Your most obliged Arid faithful humble Servant,
WARDEN SER6ISON,
Cuafield Place, May 29, 1807. • • • -
Tke Numbers at the final Close of the Poll were:

Mr. Wyndham •- 4333
111 r. Ftiller - - - 2530
Col. Sergison - 2473

SUSSEX.
COLONEL SERGJSON's ELECTION.

MANY respe&able 'FREEHOLDERS of the
COUNTY of SUSSEX feeling Col. SERGISON's
ELECTION as'involving the Independence of the County,
and impressed with a cOnvidiOn that he has a Majority of
_legal Votes over Mr. Fuller, are desirous'of Opening a S U 13..
SCRIPTIUN for elefraying the Expences of preparing
and/ supporting a Petition to Parliament, for redress against
the return of Mr. Fuller made by the Sheriff.
Subscriptions- will be received at the following Banking-
Houses

London—Sir lames Esdaile and Co. and Messrs. Drum
monds.

Chichester—Messrs. Diggins and Co. and Messrs. Grif-
fiths, Drew, and Co.
Arundel—Messrs. Bushby and Co. and Messrs. Oliver,
and Co.
Petworth —Messrs. Upton and Co.
Horsham—Messrs. G unsted and Lanham.
Brighton—Messrs Rice and Co. Messrs. Wygney and Co.
and Messrs Brown, Hall, and Co.
Lewes— Messrs. Whitfield andCo.andi‘lessrs. Wood and Co.
East Grinstead—Messrs. gun and Co. '
Ilatings =Messrs. Tilden, Sampson, and Co.
Rye—Messrs. Citifies and Co.
Petersfield—Messrs. Hettor and Co.

To the CENTL EM E CLE RC IT, and FRE El4O LDERS

of the COUNTY of 15URFIAM.

GZNTLEMFN, '
NATITH the most lively Feelings of Gratitude
V alluVa aid to express toy Thanks for the independent
manner in which you have been pleased to elea me one of
your Representaliv,fs in Parliament. I beg to assure you
that I shall ever feel- indebted fur so distinguished a mark of
3 our Confidence, and that it shall he my most sedulous en-
deavour to promote the Welfare of the United Kingdom,
-and the Commercial and Lauded Interests of this County in
ticnlar. • -
-1 remain, Gentlemen,
- With the greatest esteem and regard,
• Your-obliged and faithful Servant,
Durham, May •15, iSo7. H. V. TEMPEST.

MAILS.
ARRIVED—I Tonningen, t Dublin. DUE—I Gottenburgh,
t Lisbon, i Dublin. z Waterford.

PRICE OF '6-FUCKS
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THE SUN.

SOLEM QUI3 DICERI lALSUM AUDIAT?

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SATURDAY, MAY 30, ISO 7.

Ttits morning a Mail ,arrived from Tonningen.—
The accounts which it brings respeaing the state of
bantzic are rather contradiaory ; but we are happy
to be able to state, upon unquestionable authority,
,
that intelligence has been received from that City of as
late a date as the 16th inst. at which time no appre-
hension was entertained that the Enemy would be
able to make any serious impression upon it.

We understand that a considerable Russian force
teas succeeded in gaining possession of the Frische,
very narrow Island at the Mouth of the Vistula,
Which will effeBnally prevent the Enemy from
cutting off supplies coining to Dantzic from the sea.
"We feel great pleasure in being able to• add, that a
very considerable naval force has arrived in the Gulf
of Dantzic, which was dispatched by the present
board of Admiralty, and which we have no doubt
Will afford considerable assistance to the besieged.
A report is in circulation, that a battle was fought
on the igth, but it does not appear entitled to much
credit.

The details brought by this Mail are as follow :
VIENNA, MAY I.3.—We are here positively as-
sured that France and Russia have accepted the me-
.diatio❑ of our Court, under ,the consideration, how-
ever, that there shall be no Armistice during the
course oldie Negotiations.
The Court Gazette of this day contains the' fol-
lowing intelligence from Turkey :
Admiral SINIAVIN is still cruizing before the en-
trance of the Dardanelles with his Fleet, which con-
sists of 8 Ships of the Line, 2 fifty Gun Ships, and
several Brigs; the troops they disembarked took
tenectos by assault, on the 21st of March. This
conquezt is of the greatest importance, not only on
account of the position of the Island, but because it
_facilitates the provisioning of the Russian Squadron.
The Turkish garrison was sent into Natolia, on the
Bth of April. The Captain Paella sailed from the
eanal. into the Sea of .I‘larrnora, with
deckers', 5 two deckers, 9 Frigates and Corvettes,
a irig," and a Fire Ship, probably to give battle to
the RuSsians. •
06, the 3d of April the bead of the Marine (Def-
terdar) was' expoied as a public spedaele .on the
inner gate of the Seoglie. His sentence assigned as
the cause of his execution his having negle&ed the"
preparations for the defence of the 'pard?,.nelles, in
Ccnsequence of which .ACtrltlal DUCKWORTH found