The Sun.
London, England, 1831-05-02 00:00:00

taken prisoner a 'few days before, in a skirmish near the river
Swienka, was shot at Wilna on the Bth instant.
BRUNSWICK,-APRIL 23.—His Serene Highness Duke Wil-
liam of Brunswick has definitively assumed the sovereignty 01
his country, the Government having been declared vacant, in
!onscquence of the inability of Duke Charles to administer the
uprenie authority. This act has been sanctioned by the Kingthoei.
~..:ngland. The patent is dated the 20th instant.
BO RSEN- H A LLE, A PRIL 26.—. POUR O'CLOCK, P.m _Funds
'save risen, and a further rise is expected. Large purchases have
been made to-day, both for money and for the money account.
Bullion to a considerable amount has been received to-day by
team-boat from London.
Several individuals have arrived here from Warsaw, which
•ilace they left on the 21st instant. They maintain that the report
that the cholera morbus had manifested itself there is utterly
false. The enthusiasm of the Poles they describe as daily rising,
and submission to Russia as a thing not so much as thought of.--
Discount 2% per cent.

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End of April,
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cent
Anglo-Russian Loan
Hamburg-Russian Loan B5
Polish Bonds 93%
Austrian Bank Shares lOO4
New Austrian 4 per cent. . ............

The following is the best, must comptehensive,
nost pertinent, though most epigrammatic, analysis
the Reform Bill, we have yet seen. I, is the
Iliad in a nut-shell. Electors of the United Ki►►g-
lom, read it with attention, meditate on it, get
by heart, see how far it consults the interests of the
kingdom, as well as those of individuals, and then
►ak yourselves, whether you can conscientiously
vote against it, whether in opposing it, you are not
..ommitting suicide on your own int, re.ts, and
scandalously neglecting those of your posterity !

THE REFORM BILL,
SANCTIONED BY

HIS MAJESTY,
Abolishes all Rotten Boroughs.

Gives Members to Forty large Towns, now Unrepresented, and
to Thirty Counties.

Gives the Right of Voting to Leaseholders, Copyholders, and
Householders.

Preserves the Right of Voting to all who now enjoy it ; and to
the sons of Freemen, and Apprentices.

Disfranchises no living Man, but Enfranchises, at least,
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
ELECTeRS !

Vote for your King and Reform.

GOD SAVE THE KING,

NEW PAR LIAME \T.

MEMBERS RETURNED.

ALDBOROUGH—C. J. F. Clinton, Esq. ; M. T. Sadler, Esq.
Bwrii—General Palmer; Lord John Thynne.
Bticitirronsm—Sir T. Fremantle, Bart. ; Sir G. Nugent, Bart.
BOSTON--G. T. Heathcote, Esq. •J. Wilks, Esq.
BRAMBER—J. Irving, Es q.,•• W. S. Dugdale, Esq.
BOROUGHBRIDGE—Sir C. wetherell ; M. Attwood, Fsq.
BODMIN—Hon. H. Seymour; D. Gilbert, Esq.
CITY OF LONDON—Aldermen Wood, Waithman, Thompson,
and Venables.
Cocaltamourn—Sir J Scarlett ; J. H. Lowther Esq.
CHIPPENHAM—J. Neeld, Esq.; F. G. Bolden) Esq.
CHRInTCHURCH—Rt. Hon. Sir G. H. Rose •d. P. Rose, Esq.CORFF. CASTLE—G. Bankes, Esq.; P. J. Rose;
Esq.
CHIPPING WycomsE—Sir T. Baring; Hon. R. Smith.
CLITHEROE—Hon. P. F. Cost; Hon. R. Curzon, Jun.,
Daorrwrcii—H. H Foley, Esq.; Sir T. E. Winnington, Bart.
DORCHESTER—R. Williams, Esq. ; Lord Ashley.
DENBIGH—R. M. BiddUlph' Esq.
EYE—Sir E. Kerrison, Bart. ; W. Purge, Esq.
EXETER—J. W. Buller, Esq.; L. W. Buck, Esq.
EAST LOOS—H. J. Hope, E q. ; J. A. Kemmis, Esq.
EAST GRINSTEAD—F. R. West, Esq.; Viscount Holmesdale.
Fowrx—Lord Brudenell; J. E. Severn, Esq.
GREAT BED WlN—Sir J. Nichol; T. J. Buxton, Esq.
GUILDFORD—J. Mangles, Esq ;C. F. Norton, Esq.
GArros—Lord Pollington ; Sir J. Ashley.
HEDON—Sir T. C. Constable ,• R. Farrand, Esq.
HARWICH—Rt. Hon. J. C. Ferries; Rt. Hon. G. R. Dawson.
HERTFORD (TOWN)—T. P. Duncombe, Esq. ; J. Currie, EN.
HELSTON— ird J. Townshend ;S. L. Fox, Esq. •
kciras•raft—Dr. Lushington • Hon. E. Petre.
LINCOLN (Cerv)—Col. C. D.W. Sibthorpe; G. F. Heneage, Esq.
LUDLOW—Lord Clive; Hon. It. H. Clive.
Ltinormsnat.l,—Sir S. Graham, Bart. ; E. T. Foley, Esq.
LISKEARD—Lord Eliot ; Sir W. Pringle.
LAUNCESTON—Sir John Malcolm.
LosTwiTuiF.L—Viscount Valletort ; Hon. E. Cust.
Mt VIZIIEAD-1. F. Luttrell, Esq. ; Viscount Villiers.
MORPETII—W. Ord, Esq_; Hon W. Howard.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE—SiT M. W. Ridley; J. Hodgson, Esq.
NEWTOWN (HANTS)—H. Gurney, Esq. ; Home, Esq.
PLvstvrov—Sir C. Domvillei_Bart. • ' G. C. Antrobus, Esq.
PRESTON—J. 'Wood, Esq. ; H. Hunt, Esq.
QUEENBOROUGH—J. Capel, Esq. ; G. S. C. Grant, Esq.
Rye—Colonel D. Evans ; Pemberton, Esq.
ROCHESTER--R. Bernal, Esq. ;F. Mills, Esq. ; withoutopposition
REIGATE—Admiral Sir J. Yorke; J. Yorke, Esq.
READING—C. F. Palmer, Esq. ; C. Russell,
RIPON—L. H. Petit, Esq. ; U. Spence, Esq.
SALISBURY--.W. Wyndham, Esq. • Hon. Captain Bouverie.
E.otitimaitit—W. Brougham, Esq. ; C. Calvert, Esq.
STAFFORD—J. Campbell, F.sq. ,• T. Uisborn, Esq.
SHREWSBURY—R. A. Slaney, Esq. ; R. Jenkins, Esq.
SUDBURY—Sir J. Walsh ; D. Wrangham, Esq.
TAvisTocK—Lord J. Russell; Lord %V. Russell.
TIVERTON—Iion. D. Ryder • S. Peiceval, Esq.
WELLS—J. K Vaughan, Esq. ;J. L. Lee, Esq.
WENLOCK—Hon. G. C. %V. Forester; B. Thompson, E,q.
WEST Looa—Sir C. Hulse; Sir A. Buller.
WEOBLEY—Lord J. Thynne; Lord F. Thynne.
Voila (Crry)—Hon. T. Dundas ; S. A. Bayntun,

STATE OF THE POLLS.

NORWICH,

Close of the Poll on SAturday.
Grant 2028
Gurney 2024
Sir C. Wetherell Bl9
Sadler 847
EvE9llAm.
Sir C. Cockerell
J. W. Hudson 2B
Lord Kennedy

NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME.
Peel 687
Miller 429
Wedgwood 343
Poll re-commences at nine, on
Monday morning.

- • CAIV:IARTHEN.
J. Jones 3
Captain Phillips 3
Polling suspended by tumultuous
proceedings of the mob.
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W. S. ponsonby
Sir L. V. Palk
Lieut. Col.yorrem lBl