The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-22 00:00:00

ELECTION MOVEMENTS.

BOROUGH OF PORTARLINGTON.—The rumour is again re-
vived that Lord Altamont will oppose Colonel Dawson Darner.
BOROUGH OF BaxnoN.—Sergeant Jackson has published a
long address, without pledging himself to a single principle; or
alluding to the financial measui es of the Government.
BOROUGH OF DowNrarutc.K.—Surgeon Carmichael, of
Dublin, will, it is said, oppose the Tory Member for this bo-
rough.

COUNTY OF KILDARE.—Mr. Bourke, nephew and heir of
Lord Mayo, is the Tory candidate. He has not the most re-
mote chance.

11°1:mum{ or Ex:in.—Mr. W. Westropp Brereton talks
of starling on the Tory interest, but it is mere talk.
Boaouc OF TRA LEE.—Mr. Maurice O'Connell made his
public entry on Tuesday. Sir J. B. Walsh, a Tory, threatens
opposition, but the Liberals have a large majority.
Hints WYCOMBE.—Messrs. Dashwood and Bernal are both
safe, and though the struggle may be a severe one, Wycombe
will main its present proud position, and be " Wycombe" still.
YORK CITY.—The Liberal cause goes on gloriously. Mr.
H. R. Yorke will be returned triumphantly, despite Tory exer-
tion to trample on the Reformers. His canvass is assisted by
neatly every Liberal of rank and station in the city.
SCOTLAND.

BANFFSHIM—The North brings rumours that the Tories
have thrown the poor Laird of Pitfour overboard, and that the
Lord Redhaven is to be put forward in the forlorn hope in his
room. The men of Banffshire will stand true to their true
friend and representative, Mr. Duff.
STIRLINGSIIIKE.—Sir Michael Brace's canvass of the Li.
beral candidate proceeds with the utmost vigour.
IRELAND.
(From the Dublin Evening Post.)
COUNTY or Du aux.—This county will be maintained
against the assaults of Sheep-Hill and the Orangemen. Nu-
merous meetings of the friends of Lord Brabazon and Mr.
Evans were held yesterday and to-day, at 20, Fownes's-street,
and every arrangement made for the coming election. There
cannot be a doubt of the success of the Reformers.

BELFAST—FLIGHT OF THE TORY CANDIDATE.—ViCtOTy
Mr. Dunbar, the wealthy candidate and sincere Tory—who
was to have been sacrificed in a Tory compromise, has re-
signed. Emerson Tentent should follow his example. This
is the first blow struck in► Ireland for the Queen against the
Orange and monopolist faction: •
Bottouc II OF Du NOANNON—VICTORY!—For the first time
since the Union, a Reformer will be returned by an electoral
district within the county of Tyrone; and in Dungannon—
from whence the Irish Volunteers issued their famous Declara-
tion of Irish Rights—the cry of freedom will once more be raised.
Dungannon has ceased to be the pocket borough of the North-
lands, who sought and found favour fron‘the Whigs and then
betrayed them. A resident merchant of the borough, and a
man beloved and,respected by the people, Mr. Falls, is the Li-
beral candidate.

COUNTY OF WESTMEATH.—We rejoice to announce that
the Reformers of this county have completed their ar-
rangements for securing its independence, end for a signal
triumph at the hustings, should Lord Westmeath and
the Orangemen venture to oppose them. As the reader
is aware, the present excellent Members, Sir Montague
Chapman and Sir Richard Nagle, who have se effi-
ciently represented Westmeath, are about to retire. The
new candidates are Mr. Hugh Morgan Tuite, of Sonna—in
whose person the electors of this county accomplished the first
great victory over the faction—and Mr. B. Chapman, bro-
ther of Sir Montague. Mr. Tuite, at the earnest call of the
electors, quits the retirement which he so much prefers in er-
rler to maintain the independence of the county, of which he
had been originally the successful champion. Mr. Tuite
is one of the most extensive landed proprietors in the county,
and few men have a more thorough practical knowledge of
agriculture. His opinions on the Corn-laws are, therefore, en.
titled to much attention from those interested in the produce of
the soil. The Tories have got two candidates, Messrs. Pollard
and Boyd, who will, most certainly, lose their election as well
as their money.
COUNTY OF WICKLOW.—This county is safe. That, the
most important fact, relating to the approaching election, we
are enabled to announce on the best information and the most
unquestionable authority. As to the candidates, Mr. James
Grattan, of course, will enter the lists, with the enthusiastic
and unanimaus support of the Reformers. With regard to
the second Member, Sir Ralph Howard, it is undeniable
that his conduct, especially in absenting himself from the
,4 Want of Confidence" motion, has caused deep dissatisfaction
amongst his constituents. But Sir Ralph gave many good
votes, including his support of Lord Morpeth's Franchise Bill;
and this must be said in his favour, that there is no man living
whom the Orangemen of Wicklow so cordially detest.
COUNTY OF LIMEILICK.—Sir Richard Bourke, formerly
Governor of New South Wales, is likely to start on the
Liberal side.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
(LLOYD'S).

LONDON, JUNE 21.—Wind this day at noon, W. to S.W.
DEAL, JUNE 20. W ind, S. S. W.—Arrived the Vanguard,
Wm. Money, and Lord Hungerford, from India; Windsor,
Calcutta ; Lord Auckland. Ceylon ; Three 4ers, Hampton,
Rio Janeiro; Gladiator, New York; Bohol', Robinson, Sin-
gapore ; Jannet Willis, Willis, Hobart Town ; Courier, Mu-
ted, Jamaica ; John Park, ditto • Vulture, Newfoundland ;
Edward Barnet, and Cheese, Cadiz; Medea, Northward;
Charles Kerr, Arnold, China ; Sea Witch, Bayley, Africa ;
Duke of Argyll, Webb, Calcutta. Arrived from the river,
the Gertrude, for New Zepland; Childers, P. Phillip, Royal
William, Ceylon; Eleanor, BarbaclOes ; St. James, New
York; Brisk and B. Cat, Newfoundland; Stakesby, Quebec;
Urchin, Constantinople ; Brothers, Malta.
RAMSGATE, JUNE I9.—Arrived off, the Lloyds, Green,
from China; Margaretta, Shields, leaky.
DCVEIt, JUNE 19.—Arrived the Plato, Holmes, from Mo-
bile, for Hamburgh ; Harriet, Vinson, ditto, for Antwerp ;
Grand Turk, Higgins, Brazil ; Drome, Boston, for Antwerp.
COWES, JUNE 20, Arrived the Wilhelm, from Bahia, for
Gothenburg. Put in for provisions the Lucina, Buenos Ayres ;
Waterloo, Robinson, Batavia; Johanna, Mensing, Havannah.
LIZARD, JUNE 16.—Arrived off, the Silvie de Grasse, from
New York, for Havre; Sea Lion, New Orleans, for ditto.

Livnarooc, JUNE 19.—A Hamburgh ship was seen on
shore, near Anyer, on the 15th of February, by the Athena,
arrived at St. Helena, from Manila, which experienced very
bad weather in the Straits of Sunda. The John, and
not the James Jamer, hence to Miramichi, was to-
tally wrecked, on the 18th ult., and crew saved.
Arrived the Martha, Martin, from Barbadoes ; Bengal, Sher-
brook and Palmyra, Mobile ; Constantine, Pennsylvania;
Fanny, Caledonia ; Bauder, Athens, Corea, Alexandria;
Marmora, Birmingham; North Carolina, Adams; Europe,
Glasgow ; Ontario, Monnibuth ; Alhambra, Michigan; Miry
Ann Stulton—all from New Orleans ; Wm. and James, Shep-
herd, Savannah ; George and Prince of Waterloo, ditto ;
Adrian, Wilson, and Colombo, Charleston ; Monongahela,
Henley ; Philadelphia, Chatham ; Forshaw, Africa. Left Fer-
nando Port 24th March, Marmion, Jellard, Calcutta;
Hope, Rio Janeiro ; Wilberforce, Harrison, Maranhars.
Sailed 17th ult., Alceste, Demerara ; Alice, Barbadoes ;
Palos, Virginia; St. Baldwin, Glidden, Philadelphia; Curlew,
Halifax ; Artemis, Paraiba. Sailed the Britannia, steamer,
for Boston, Mertrum, Rio Janeiro ; Peterel and Herald,
Jamaica; Whitehaven, Trinidad; Hercules, Quebec; Cords-
lia, China; Grace Darling, Constantinople; Lord Glenelg,
Malta; Ganges, Swan River; Thomas Perkins, Batavia;
Protector, Honduras ; James Edward, Cambridge ; Caledo-
nia, Brooklyn, New York; St. Petersburgh, Virginia ;Vandal&
and Abbot Lord, Boston; Coronet, St, Andrew's, New Bruns-
wick. Arrived off the Parsee, from Bombay ; Sea GUll, Monte
Video; Storm King, Laguna; Mary Lloyd, Buenos Ayres;
Sarah Trotman, Barbacloes ; Asia, Jamaica ; Kingston, Mobile;
Joseph Yeoward, Africa ; Gazelle, Mediterranean; Globe,
Alexander, Freeman, Ceres.

OFF HOLYHEAD, JUNE 20.—The Campbell, from Antigua
SWANSEA, JUNE 18.—Arrived the Porcius. Daerks, from
Valparaiso; Annata, Jackson, Cuba.
SaLcomiar, JUNE 18.—Arrived off the Fanny, Andrews,
from Van Diemen's Land, in 136 days ; Virginia, Anderson,
Altona for Teneriffe.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 20.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived the Sul-
tan, Barrow, from the Mediterranean ; Alicia, London for
Quebec; Flambeau steamer, Brest, for coals.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 19.—Wind S.W., fresh breezes. —Ar •
rived the Tagus steamer, M'Leod, from Gibraltar, left 10th,
Cadiz 11th, Oporto 15th and Vigo 16th; Violet, London for
Rie de Janeiro • Despatch, De Gruchy, Pernambuco, sailed
20th April; irestmorland, Hunter, Bahia, sailed 2.5 th April;
Frances Burn, Edington, Buenos Ayres, sailed 31st March;
George Dean, Hars, Rio de Janeiro. Usella, Newton, Ha-
vannah, sailed 12th ult.
PENZANCE, JUNE 19.—Arrived off, the Mary Dugdale,
Buckland, from South Australia.
SOUTHAMPTON, JuNic 20.—Arrived off, the Robert Small,
from Calcutta.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.-The Brilliant, of Liverpool
bound to the Eastward, Gth, 1at.48, lon. 28; Bremen ship,
America, Bth, lat. 50, lon. 25; Harriet, Mobile to Ant-
werp, 13th, lat. 49, lon. 18 ; Washington, Liverpool to
Virginia, 14th, lat. 48, lon. 17 ; Potentate, of Greenock,
bound W. 30 miles W. of Tuskar, by the Palos, arrived
at Liverpool. llcr Majesty's ship Cynet, 30th March,
on the Line, lon. 8, E. ; Panope, London to
Cape of Good Hope, Ist ult., lat. 4 N., lon. 17 W.;
Maria Grace, London to Berbice, 20th ult., lat. 22, lon.
36, by the Chatham, arrived at Liverpool. Speed,
Mobile to Liverpool, 21st nit., lat. 34, lon. 76, by the
Bengal, arrived at Liverpool. Woodbridge, Manilla to Lon-
don, 23d March, hit. 21 E., lon. 20 E.; Manley,Liverpool
to Halifax, and Eliza, of Weymouth, 12th,lat. 48, lon. 23;
Lady Falkland, Liverpool to Barbadoes, 26th ult., lat.
28, lon. 31, by the I..Vlarmion, arrived at ditto. Ader-
man, bound to Jamaica, 29th ult., lat. 34, lon. 21, by the
Grand Turk, off Dover. Chieftain, London to Madras,
Bth March, lat. 16 S., lon. 83 E. ; William Barras, Lon-
don to Madras, 11th ult., lat. 1 S., lon. 20 W. ; Johanna,
of Bremen, 16th, lat. 48, lon. 14, by the Waterloo,
arrived at Cowes. Aholle, from Grenada, 9th, lat.
49, lon. 16 ; George, 15th, lat. 49, lon. 16, by
the Cockermouth Castle, arrived at Falmouth.
Tamalin, Liverpool to New York, 7th, lat. 44, lon.
27, by the General Dean, arrived off ditto.
Freeland, bound to Buenos Ayres, March 31, in the
River Plate ; North Star, Liverpool, to Monte Video,
April 3, lat. 30 S., lon. 54 'W.; Lady Frankland, Liver-
pool, to Barbadoes, April 25, lat. 29, lon. 37 ; Havre,
Valparaiso to Havre, April 14, lat. 47, lon. 23, by the
Frances Burns, arrived off ditto. Jane, from theCiyu.
Clyde,
bound E., April 7, hit. 36 S., ion. 21 E., by Lord 1-:In
gerford, arrived in the Downs. Sydney, Java
Cape of
to
Cork,
March 20, lat. 20, lon. 54 E., arrived at the
Town and
Good Hope. Planet, Mauritius, to London,
lat. 25, lon. 54 E. ; Rajah, London'
to Hobart
Roseberry, London, to Sydney, 10th
Wult., lat. 91, ion.
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21 . ; Matchless, of Montrose, boundte Halifax, 12th,
W March 23,
20th, lat.
22 N., lon. 37 ; Manchester, London,
lat. 45, lon. 23 E., to Liverpool, 25th
Portsmouth. Ann Shelley, Mobile
in,
arrived at Cork.
ult., lat. 38, lon. 65, by the Bhen.itam Quebec,
Ist, lat.
by the Frances Straight, arrived off
Lady Fitzherbert,
47, lon. 39, by the K gal
Plymquet
-ocoh, arrived at ditto.
i ed at ditto. West-
13th inst.,' by the Flora., Kerr,_For 43hilip, 14th ult., lat. 11,
Mary Caroline, Liverpool toSt.orJrohyn'_s, New Brunswick,
to Pictou, 10th inst., lat. 49,
' • Delight, London.
moreland,
long. 20 , dat ditto Dumfries, of
Wave, arrive . .
lon. 28, by the
Plymouth to
• ' 22d Feb., 90 miles south of
Melville, from Singapore, 28th ultimo,
Java Head ;
Royal, London to Madras,
lat. 10 S. ; Princess
Greenock, from Port Philip,
ion. 20 W., by the Alex-
d'tto. Nerva, Singapore to Clyde
ander, arrived at t
18,her Majesty's ship Lynx, arrived
Bth, lat. 5; lon. by
2d ultimo, on the Line,
at Portsmouth. Dare, from Bombay, 14th Feb., lat. 10,