The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-06 00:00:00

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The High Sheriff' having .-hortly ,opened the bu-
siness.

Mr. TROTTER proposed Mr. SIJMNEF. as
a fit and nroper persdn to represent them in Par-
t
4ament.. Mr. M,01.,1.-:.:Eux seconded the pronosi-
i

tion.

IaOTO,LRANLE? proposed Sir_THOS.
:Sir JonN.FDEfuor: seconded the proposition..
The names of Mr. Bt7mt:Tea and Sit,TEos,SUT-
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'TON Were received
.with considerable
.approbation. •
Mr.. SUMNER expressed'a strong, feeling of gra-
titude for the approbation with ivhich he bad been
honoured. He was highly flattered with theex-
pressions of their apprpbation, and with the kind
manner in which his friend had proposed him. He
bad never made to them professions of any parti-
cnlar line of conduct. A .general attachment to
tarty, and to certain political friends,,was.equally
necessary for those who conducted the. Adminis-
tration, as for those who opposed them ;•.but many
occasions had occurred imwhich he bad found it,
'necessary to"oppoSe those t 4 whose general princi-
ples be was most attached. He yielded to no man
in attachment, to that Constittftion• under which it
is our blessing to live ; end he should ever stip-
port it to the best of his abilities.
Sir THOM'AS SUTTON said, that he could not
,find. I.vords to give expression to the feelings
which their generous approbation had produced
in his mind. If he should have the honour to
- be the, object of their choice, his public conduct
should ,bealways grounded on the-, letter and the
spirit of.. our inimitable Constitution, which was
transmitted to us by the wisdom and valour of our
ancestors, and which he conceived it a sacred duty
to transmit unimpaired to those who shall ctiniti.
after us. He felt a zealous attachment to the
Royal Family and every branch 'of the Constitu-
tion. He was convinced that it -Was the strength
of the Constitution which had already carried the
country safely through .so many perils, and:that
it would be able to carry it through what were
yet to come.
The High Sheriff declared Mr. Sumner and Sir
T. Sutton to have been Dornin4ted. • •

THOMAS CALLEY, ROBERT GORDON, and Jo-
SEPH PITT, Esq. are Chndidates for Cricklade.
HENRY HOWARD, MOLINLVX,. Esq. stands for
the City of Gloucester.

WILLIAM DICKLNSON and W:LLIAM GORE
LAi.GTON, Esq. offer •FOP the Count-y of So-

merset.

.PAut,TuuEN and R. LONG, Esqrs. stand
for the Comity of Wilts.
R. BATEMAN'ROI3SON and HUDSON GURNEY,
Esqrs. stand for the Borough :of Shaftesbury.
Lord CRANBORNE withdraws from ,the contest
for the 'county of Hertford.. • ..
JAMES DUNBAR, tS(I. stands for the County of

Nairn. , -. .
Mr. FINLAY stands for Glasgow. Mr. HOUSTON
for Dunbarton, and Mr. CAMPBELL for Renfrew.
The Candidates throughout the country 'com-
plain that they cannot• address their Electors as
usual, because the walls- in every town, are en-
grossed by Lottery Bilk-. We know 'but.Of one.
remedy, that- is; for the Candidates to buy up the
Tickets and Shares, by which they will not' only
secure all the.walls to themselyes but also all the
Prizes ; and as .one Number will gain 5,40,000,
on the 20th of Tills ?Month, they could pay for their
'Election ant of it, find pocket a fortune besides.
. Wednesday morning,Wm. Gwin, who lodged
at the George Inri, in Canterbury, threw himself
from the•xindoW of an attic-chamber); and died
Almost immeduttely, his skull-being fractured' by
, the 'fall.- yOung. man who slept in the same
room with *him; 'stated, that he :Was: alvakened,in
the night by; his huzzaing,,,as if for joy that he had
escaped the'pursuit of snane...person ; that he heard
him repeatifig prayers for nearly half an-hour ;
that lie weiit to the window, and'opened it, but
presently after .returned again and prayed. lie
• then went again to the window, put his knees on the
ivindow board, still praying and blessing his fa-,
rally, and Concluded with ex'Clairning, Here
goes ! here -goes ! here goes !" and then threw
himself out.; Tire Coroner's Jury returned a ver-
dict of rnsariity.
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