The Sun.
London, England, 1847-06-12 00:00:00

NATAL INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, FRIDAY.---1 he Princess Royal trans.
port, Lieutenant W. C. Harris, agent, arrived yesterday
Irvin the West Indies, with invalids a!,(1 returned stores
and passengers, Mr. C. Whyte, staff surgeon ; Mr.
%V bite, staff-surgeon ; Mr. Butler,assist(tut r urgeon; Mr.
Mandle Ordnance tit pariment; Lieutensitt Cross, 88th
Regiment ; Captain Stace, Royal En,:ineers ; and
invalids from the underinentioned corps;-88th, Ist
Roy4ls, 23d Walsh Fusiliers, 7th Roy s 1 ditto, 19th
Rt•gituent, and Royal Artillery.
The Polyphemus steam-sloop, Commander James J.
M'Cleverty ,arrived last night, with important dispatches
train Lisbon, with which she came timed). into harbour.
She is order, d to ckal and make good defects with all
possible exit( dition, ready to (eke back replies to the
dispatches, which are expected to arrive to-night.
The Frolic, 16, Commander C. B. Hamilton, will be
paid off to morrow.

'I he Scourge steam mortar- vessel, Commander James
C. Calfin,,ads docked to-day to overhaul and clean her
copper. Her mortar is to remain fitted on ihe. plkn of
Lieutenant J. Rt,berts, of the Royal Marine Artillery,
the experitnent of yesterday having proved eminently
succe::Aul as compared with the old plan.
In the Ilarbour—Vtctory, Exe*.l.ent, Vengeance, Vic-
toria and Albert. and Frolic ; Polyphemus, Avenger,
Myrtle, and Undine stcatners ; and Maria Soaves tr‘ns-
port.

In the Basin—Britannia, Retribution, Odin, and Ajax.
In Duck—Prince Regent, Scourge, Champion, Ser-
pent, L, ander, Sappho, and Fairy.
At ti..pithead— St: Vincent, Howe.

Determination of hlo.ld to the head, apoplexy, &c.,
effectually prevented by the occasional use of Framptun's
Pill of Health, which, by strengthening the action of the
stomach, and promoting a healthy and regular digestion of
the food, prevents a recurrence of those symptoms of this
alarming disorder, giddiness, oppression of the brain, singing
noise in the ear, lead dere, &e. They are an excellent
aperient, without griping or prostration of strength, create
i
appetite. relieve languor. and nvigorate the ; while, to
the free liver or sedentary, they ofler great and important
advantages. Sold by all venders rt medicines. Price Is. led.
per box. • See the name of "Thomas Yroutf 229, Stra4d,
Loudafi," ou the gove,rumeut gawp.

. ELECTION MOVEMENTS.
StfUT 11 LANCASHIRE.
MANCHESTER. FRIDAY.— Ihe active and energetic
operations w• ich the tree traders of this district hav
now b., n cart ing on for some weeks for the return
the H. C. P. Villiers, are likely to be brought to
suddi n close by the riairean ut of L .rd Brackley. This
m ate following document from his Lordship him-
self made its appearance, and his caused quite a sensa•
Lion, although in fact it is but the result which most
men looked for, but. still few expecte-1 it so soon. It may
be mentioned that Mr. Villiers'c(ntmittee have been most
active. It already numbers from 1 300 to 1,500 and wa•
rapidly filling up to the required number of 2.000:
" TO THE ELECTORS OF SOUTH LANCASHIRE.
' 2, Hamilton-place, June 10.
" I ventured late ly to address you in the character o
a candidate for your suffrages at the approaching gene
ral eI, cti 0. I address you now not to disclaim or ti•
apologi,e for the motives which induced me to aspire tt.
the hor.our of your service, but to announce the with
drawal of my pretensions. Ido not feel myself justified
in endeaveuring to maintain, against the declared wisher
and opinions of a considerable body of the constituency.
pretensions which I cannot ground on past service or
personal ability.
With feelings of sincere gratitude to those, neither
few nor unnatural:if, by whom my former address was
received with acqtriescence or approbation; with no feel
ing towards others but the desire eventually to concilirAt,
their better opinion, I respectfully acquaint you with the
devrmination I have above announced,—l am your
faithful and obedient servant, " BRACKLEY."

TA .1 WORTH.
FRIDAY EVENING —Anothrr address has been issued
by Mr. William Peel. The Right Hon. Gentleman per•
siats in his resolution not to withdraw from the contest.
although he says he has been requested so to do by
requisition signed by less than one fifth of the consti-
tuency. fie expresses a hope that his brother will re-
ceive the support of every elector, and he concludes b)
saying, " I conscientiously believe it is the wish of
very large majority of the electors that I should sprit.
represent you." Captain A'Court has not yet issued an
address; but Captain Townshend, the old Liberal candi-
date has; in it he declares that he will not come forward
(.11 this occasron.

WINDSOR.
All doubts as to the person who would offer himself
to " the tree and independent electors of Windsor" as
the Government candidate at the ensuing election were
set at rest yesterday evening by the issuing of the ad-
dress of Lord John Hay, one-of the Lords of the Ad-
miralty. Hi, Lordship says—" As the Parliament will.
in all probability, he dissolved at no very distant period,
I beg most re,pectfully to offer myself as a candidate for
the honour ot representing your ancient and distill.
ruished borough at the approaching election." His ad-
dress concludes by statinv that " he will take an earls
opportunity of personally waiting upon the electors, and
of sol,citing the honour of their support, wh,n he shall
he prepared to state his views on all those important
questions which necess4rily interest the: public of this
great country." Mr. Neville not having, , as,yet,
_issued
any sddre-s to the electors, has led to a rumour that it is
not his intention again to contest the representation of
the borough, but that he intends (in the absence of an%
other wendidate star:ding for the borough) to let Lord
John Hay and Colonel Reid walk over the course. His
friends. however, especially those wh , brought him for
ward in 1641, confidently state that he is fully deter-
mined, at all hsz irds, not only to be put in nomination,
but to proceed to the poll. On the other hand, a coal'
tion has been spk!ken of between the G:wernment candi-
date and Mr. Neville. There appears to be not the least
foundation for this rumour. Colonel R, id's friends are
e qatlly sanguine with the friends of Mr. Lord
John 11.iy's return (with the Glvernment and Castle in-
terest) has been " booked" as certain. His Lordship's
address is dated from the Admiralty.

W ALLIN GFORD.
An active canvass is being carried on among the elec-
tors by Mr. Alfred Morrison, of Basildon Park, the new
candidate for this borough. Committees in the several
district's sit daily to promote that gentleman's return,
and c..nfident expectations are entertained of his dis•
placing the present sitting Member, Mr. W. S. Black-
stone. Mr. Morrison, in an address to the electors just
issu. d, says—" Ot the voters whose intentions I have
been able to ascertain, a large and honourable majority
have pledged me their support, arid others I understand
are so favourably ditposrd towards me, whilst so tew
comparatively have actually promised my honourable
opponent, that I fully believe I shall become the Mem-
ber of your choice, and the representative of your senti-
ments.