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

COVENTRY, APRIL 30.

(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
syl.e ; but' the
Our election co-rmenced on Friday—Mr. Fyler being opposed
by Henry Lytton Bulwer, brother of the author of " Pelham,"
The cause of the opposition to Mr. Fyler was this—he had
throughout the discussion on the Reform Bill assumed a doubt.
ful position, no one knew which way his vote would be given,
He avowed himself a friend to Reform, but " he thioewucognioi3tfitothhnee=
Ministerial measure went a little too far ; however,pedge. if it
vwieertetear
question between Lord Russell's Bill and no Reform, he should
lie received with several
certainlysubject,voteili
r. Ffypoilree
pledge
hgfe, Bill."voted
as ga ig:eiinistt o Consistentlyf.s..epn psupport
with
theG .
st
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Lill.oi
containingda
other
ear requests
hor tt lhyi
tlulerfdma:earis,dhnavoe wished for " the Bill, the whole Bill, and no-
thing but the Bill ;" and they were di,appointed when Mr.
Tyler's address to the freemen of Coventry appeared on Sa_
IX*, He had only
time to answer one. This one he selected happened to be from
as possible, and Mr. Bulwer his pub.
a Tory friend{vfbasoregerfoMsrueeern.stttltl'o•e'sylfilresi.trinal'w;lfasilonerrgraseaotly:secrtnliede by the Tories), and
on compliance with that friend's request he wrote a second ad-
dress to the freemen. In tins second address he gave no pro-
ifieheeyntgroatnocnee
raise or pledge to support the Bill. The reformers receiving no
reply to their application, but finding another addre.cl witsia
pledge, considered their only resource ha be. a madenidate.
inast:7l)ine city on Thursday. with every prospect of
success. The hopes of his friends have been realised, as
over the. coventry
thepoll closed this withafternoonnt Ellice 1,335, Bulwer 1,280, and
Fyler 847. On Monday_rall_ he freemen will De polled otikaucl
freemen resident in their town at the expense of their associa-
tion, to support Mr. Bulwer if nceessarY.' Mr. Fyler now says
he is a thorough reformer, but it is too late, be shoot }lave said
so sooner ; but this i? certain, he may learn trqm his exper ence
that a plain waror avowal of his principles is the best course he
can pursue. If lie had not truckled to his Tory friends the re-
uininirnsshibalvee
id certainly have returned him.
formers won

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON.DURING LAST WEEK.
..','. 2,., 0
F. 17? t:* 'l' ft:
= E
From Whence. a ;.-; :- r r,
.9
i 4 :A :.
-- -
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Scks.
Aldboroligh '227 449 50 - 26 20 140
Bridgwater - - - - - -
Bridlington
Clay 2l - - - - 240
Cowes - - - - - - 1(0
Dartmouth - - 545 - - - -
. Colchester 7O 24 310 - 413 - 669
g Harwich - 2951 - 61 ... 310
y;,' Leigh 547 60 - 120 118 1 4 24
Mahlon
4..1 aon
).
597 35 250 10 439 107 590
Eexter - - - 170 - - -
llull - - - 750 - -
Ipswich - - 129./ - 9 - 245
Kent 613 76 100 409 397 - 1152
Lyme
Lynn - 82 - - - - 180
Newport 175 - 150 - - -- 510
Plymouth - - - 147 - - -
Poole
Rye
Southampton - - - 675 - -
Stockton. - - - - - - 19.0
Wisboach
Woodbridge 92 90 - - -.- 292
Yarmouth ..... - 554 2571 170 - - 904
Aberdeen
Banff _ - - 1134 - 6 -
uerwick - - 159 -- .- 55
Cundee lOO - - -..- --
1i verness
Leith - - 12 - - - 5
Montrose
- - - - --
2672 1391 8390 1 5564 1478 137 5496
151511.
Coleraine - - - I 140 - .„, -
Cork l2 - - 1 6.0 .... - -
Dublin - - - 610 - - 10
Galway - --, 1130 - -
Limerick - -..- - - - 2._,'0
Londonderry - - - 1020 - - 90
Waterford - - - 102(1 - - 100
Wexford - - 610 - -
Youghall
FOREIGN.
Aaalborg.... ..... - 650 - 1200 - ..,. ..
Altona 572 286 - - ..._ ..... _
Assens - 1450 -.- .... - ....
Callundberg - 1695 - ... -
Corsoer - 470 ... _. - -
Dantzic - .... -
Griefswa!de 1524 540 - 1523 - - --
Groningen
Hainburg 1545 2615 - - - ...„ ..-
Holbeck - 1065 - - -
Horsens... - 475 - 750 -, -
Landscrona .;-- - - 2420 - -
I.ubeck 1092 157 - - - - 200
Malmoe - -- ..- 1570 .... .-.--
Memel
New York .. - ,- - - -149 J
Nyklobing „ ... „ -. 480 -.- -
Philadelphia - - - - 3521
Rostock 2793 2150 - 280
Rotterdam - 1420 - - -
Spain 6977 - - - - - ...
Stettin - _ _ .... _
Stralsund 3OO 1330 - 2030 ~ - -
Swinemunde 1396 - -- ..., - ! 8 -
Coastways - -. ..... - __ -
- ----..-........- .........
T0ta1...,31308 1d'.4.14 8260 ;2,3560 1478 • 145 imaz

AGGREGATE
Rye, 21—Tares,

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SMITHFIELD MARKET
This day's market 04hibited but a limited supply through_
out; the tra4c.: with-each kind of meat was very dull w*ing to
conkiderably advanced prices being demanded. l3ee' going off
tardily at an advance of from 4d. to tkl., Mutton 4d. per stone;
Lamb, Veal, and Pork, at Friday's quAtAtons.

PRICES Pltli. STONE or B;.ms. TO SINE THE OFFALS.
it, d. to q. d. it, .1. ~, s. d.
nferlor Beasts 2 8 2101 Large Lamb; ~..... 0 0 0 0
Second qtiality ditto 3, 0 3 6 Prime mall ditto.— 5 6 7 0
Prime largo Oxen— 4 2 4 0 Lo,rgo coarse Calves 4 1 4 8
Prime Svots, 4c. - 410 Prime small ditto... 5 6 6 0
lnfermr Sheep ;I 0 9 el i Large Hogs '3 6 3 10.
Second quality ditto 0 4 3 10; Small Porkers 4 6 410
Coarse.woolled ditto 4 6 5 0 Ssckling Calves Its to ''o. each.
SouthdownWethers 4 6 5 0i Quarter old Pigs Ifi to 18s. each.

SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK'S STAiIiNIENT.
Beasts. 'Sheep and Lambs;., / Calves. Pigs
2,261 I 13,28c\ I 130 I 160
About 30 of thp basis came up the St. Alban's 11:44; about
25 up the Ober northern roads; about 100 (Inotutting Irish)
fro' the western and midland districts ; about 1900 from Nor.
folk, Suffolk, Essex, and Cambridgp4hare • about 100 from Kent
and Sussex ; and most of the remaindex the maysbei, &o ,
• in the neighbourhood of London,.