The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-24 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TI.I_7:SDA V, AU(;VST 24, 1541.

DERRY (NwiTtri:R's D
Hon. G. H. Cavendish, m.
W. Evans Esq.. in.
DERBY (SOLITISERN DIVISION). 6,657. (2)
*M. asborne, Esq. '2.403 I*E. M. Monclay,Etq.,nz. 3,23.1
*Lord Waterpark
DERBY. 1,820. (2)
E. Strutt, Esq., to 874 E. S. Pole, E5q......... 557
Hun. J. G. B. Ponsonby, 783 I

)ivlsioN). 5,722. (2)

DEVIZES. 375. (2)
I T. H. Sotheren, Esq., m.
G. H. W. Heneage, Esq., m.
DEVOS (NORTH). 8.760. (2)
Sir T. D. Acland, m.
I
L. W. Bucke, Esq., m.
DEVON (Solna). 19,895. (2)
ISir .1. Y. Buller, m.
* Lord Courtenay, m.
DEVONMAT. 2,121. (2)
RightlionSirG.Greyori. 932 Rt. Hon. G. Dawson 780
H. Tuffnell, Esq., m 976 I

DORCHESTER.

393.. (2)

I lion. A. 'll.. Cooper, m.
I *Rt. Hon. Sir J. Graham, m.
DORSET (COUNTY). 6,072. (3)
Loi d Ashley, 71g.
IL C. Sturt, Esq., m.
*G. Bankes, Esq., m.
DOVER. 1,800. (2)
E. R. Riee, Esq., m.... 966 Sir J. R. Reid,m ... 995
A. Galloway, Esq ... 287 I * Sergeant Halcombe ... 533
DROITWICH. 357 (I)
I J. S. I'akington, Esq., In.
DUDLEY. 937. (1)
W. A. Smith, Esq l*9 I T. Hawkes, Esq., m 433
DURHAM (NORTH). 5,622. (2)
H. Lambton, Esq., m. I Hon. 'l'. H. Liddell, m.
DURHAM (SouTH). 4,904. (2)
John Bowes, Esq., m. 2,483 I *James Fairer, Esq.... 1,739
Lord Harry Vane, m. 2,547
DURHAM. 1,0:31. (2)
T. C. Granger, m. I *Capt. Fstzroy, m.

ESSEX (Nowni.) 5.861. (2)
ISir John Tyrrell, m.
C. J. Round, Esq., m.
ESSEX (SOUTH). 5,670. (2)

Alston, Esq.
G. Palmer, Esq., m... 2,234
EVESIIA M. 370. (2)
Lord Marcus Hill, m. 113.3 I I'. Bor;hwick, Esq. m. 161
G. Rushout, E5q........ 137

EXETER. 3,669. (2)
E. Divett, Esq., m. ... 1,192 1 Sir W. Follett, m.. 1,301
1 *Lord Lovaine ..
EYE. 328. (1)
1 Maj.-Gen. Sir E. Kerrison, rn.
FINSBURY'• 'l2 974. (2)

Thomas Duneombe, Esq., in. I
Thomas Wakley, Esq., M.

FLINT (CouNTy). 2,861 (1(1)

Hon. E. M. L. 3lostyn, 1,194 I Sir S. R. Glyn'ne, in.... 1,234
FLINT. 1,053. (I)

*Sir R. B. W. Bulkeley, m. I „
FROME. 339. (1)
*Jesse &well, Esq. ... 129 IT. Sheppard, Esq., m. 154

G ATESHE ID. 522. ( )

W. Hutt, Esq., m.
GLAMORGAN (COUNTY). 5,054. (2)
C. It M. Talbot, Esq., m. I Viscount Adam rn.
GLOUCESTER (EAsz). 7,930. (2)
C. W. Codrington, Esq., m.
*Hon. F. Charteris, in.
GLOUCESTER. 7,743. (2)
_ .

lion. G. Berkeley, ni.
R. B. Hale, Esq., m.

GLOUCESTER.
J. Philpots, Esq., m.... 753
• Capt. M. J. Berkeley,m, ' 732
GRANTHAM

I • jklANcnitsirLic.
M. Philips, ra: 3,695
'l'. M. Gibson, m. 3,574
31.1.RLISOF,011G

• 12,150. (2)
sir G .111:nray. . 3,115
W. Entw:stle, Esq.... 2,692
u. 291. (2)
Lord Erncst Bruce, m.
11. B. Baring, Esq., m.
MARLOW, GRI:AT. 373. (2)
Sit W. Clayton, 7)1.
*R. Hampden, Esq.
MARYLEBONE. 11,625. (2)
Sir B. Itall, m... 4,601 *Sir .1. Hamilton
Sir Charles Napier, m. 4,512 *B. B. Cabbell, Esq 3,290
*W. V. Sankey (Chartist) 72
AIERIONETH (COUNTY). 1,329. • (1)
I R. Riehatds, Esq., m.
ivtr.. 760 (1)
(Tv). 13,919. (2)
1 T. Rood, Esq., m.
261. (1)
1 *Sir H. B. Seymour, m.
NTY). 4,447. (2)
urd G. Somerset, m.
1 C. 0. S. Morgan, Esq., in.
MONMOUTH. 1,304. (1.)
R. J. Blewitt, Esq., m. 475
Edwards (Chartist)
MONTGOMERY (Cousrv). 2,842. (1)
Right Hon. C. W. q. Wynn, m.
31ONTGOMERY. 1,021. (1)
Sir J. Edwards 437 1 *Hon. H. Ch 01m0n.1e1ey,m.464

MERTHYR. TYll

Sir J. J. Guest, M.

MIDDLESEX ( COU
G. Byng, Esq., m.

MIDITiIItST,

MONMOUTH (Cot,

Motteurn. 363. (1)
Hon. E. G. Howard, me
NEWARK-ON-TRENT. 1,130. (2)
T. B. Hobhouie, Esq 391 IW. E. bladstoriP, Esq., m. 633
*Lord J. Manners, tn. ... 630
NEWCASTLE-uptnEa-LINE. 1,031. (2)
•J. Harris, Etc'. m 565 *E. Buckley, Esq. 720
I W. J. Miller, Esq 417
.YNE. 4.530. (2)
I J. H. Hinde, Esq., nt.
669. (2)
W. Martin, Esq., m. 254
*— Hamilton, Esq., tn. '252

NEwCASTLE•ON-'
W. Ord, Esq., m.

NEWPORT.
W. J. Blake, Esq ......••• 226
•Thomas Gisborne, Esq. 229
NORFOLK (EAs.
Sir W. B. F01ke5...... 1,374

.r). 8,474. (2)
IJ. Wotlehouse, Esq., m. 3,499
H. Burroughes, Esq., m. 3,440
T). 7,559. (2)
W. Bagge, Esq., m.
W. L. Chute, Esq., m.
NORTHALVERTON. 231. (1 )
W. B. Wrightson, Esq., m. 129 I *Hon. E. Lascelles ll4
NORTHAMPTON ( NORTH ). 4,127. (2)
IT. P.Mans:.ll, 'Esq. m.
A. S. O'Brien, Esq. M.
NORTHAMPTON ( SOUTH). 4,607. (2)
Lord Euston
W. R. Cartwright, m. 2,420
Sir C. Knightley, m... 2,324

NORFOLK (WES'

NORTHAMPTON. 2,057. (2)
R. V. Smith, Esq., m 990 Sir H. Willoughby. 696
R. Currie, Esq., m 970
P. M. IllTouall (Chartist) 176

NORTHUMBERLAND (Nonni). 2,742. (2)
Viscount Howick . 1,101 Lord Ossulston. m 1,216
I A.J.B.Cresswell,Esq.m 1,163
NARTNUMBERLAND SouTH). 5,270. (2)
Sir H. Ogle, in. I M. Bell, Esq., m.

NORWICH. 4,344. (2)
B. Smith, Esq., m. I Marquis of Douro, m.
NOTTINGHAM (NO ani). 3,746. (2)
T. Holdsnorth, Esq., m.
H. G. Knight, Esq., us.
NOTTINGHAM (Sown') 3,614. (2)
Earl of Lincoln, na.
Col. Hollestone, us.
NOTTINGHAM. 5,436. (2)
Sir J. C. Hobhouse, m... 527 J. Walter, Esq. ...... 144
*G. H. De Larpent, I 529 T. B. Charlton, Esq.... 142

OLDHAM. 1,402. (2)
J. Fielden, Esq , m.
I
General Johnson, m.

OXFORD (COUNTY ).
.5!721. (3)

Lord Norreys, in.
G. H. V. Harcourt, Esq., in.
J. W. Henley, Esq., in.
OXFORD UNIVERSITY. (2)
Sir H. H. Inglis, m.
T. G. B. Esteourt, Esq., m.
OXFORD. 2,773. ('2)
'" Langston, Esq., m. 1,344 ID. Maclean, Esq., in. 1,238
.Neil Alalcolm, Esq.... 1,031
PEMBROKE (COUNTY). 3,697. (1)
I *Viscount Emlyn, m.
PEMBROKE. 1,179. (1 )
*Captain J. M Childe... 95 I *Sir J. ( rwen, m 282
f Colonel Owen lB4

PENRYN. 885. (2)
Capt. Vivian, m. ...... 465 1 *L. Gwynne, Esq 382
* Capt. Plumridge, m... 432 1 * E.. 1. Sattoris, Esq 241

PETERBOROUG 11. .569. (2)
Sir It Heron. m. ..... 255 IT. Gladstone, Esq. 245
Hon. G. %V. iitzwilliam,m 318

PETERSFIELD 340. (n
Sir W. JoHine, in.
PLYMOUTH. 1,907. (2)
* Lord Ebrington,m 787 * Ald. J. J. Johnson ... 552
* T. Gill, Esq., m B2l

PONTEFRACT. 722. (2)
J. Gulley, Esq.
* Viscount Poliington, m. 464

POOLE. 543. (2)
Hon. C. F. Ponsonby, m. 224 I Capt. Ross IE9
G. R. Phillips, Esq., n. 204

PDXTSMOUTII. 1837. (2)
Rt. Hon. F. T. Baring, m. I
Sir G. Stanton, m.

PRESTON. 3633. (2)
Sir H. Fleetwood, m... 1,655 i IL 'l'. Parker, Esq 1,270
*Sir G. Strickland, m. 1,629 C. Swainson, Esq.
RAnNow (Cotisrry). 2,034. (I)
•Lord Harley

_ .
RaoNoll. (NEw). 500. (1)
1 Col. K. Price, in.
READING. 1,141. (2)
*T. Miles. Esq .403 I *C. Russell, Esq. m...... 566
*W. Tooke, Esq.
REIGATE. 198. (1)
*Dr. Bedford
RETFORD (EAST). 2,715. (2)
1 1-lon. A. Duncombe, m.
G. F. Harcourt, Esq., m.
RlcilmoNn. 289. (2)
Sir R. Dundas, m. I
Hon. W. Colborne, M. I
RIPON. 353. (2)
-
1 Sir E. Sugden, in.
T. Pemberton, Esq., m.
RoctusALE. 565. (1)
*S. Crawford, Esq., EST
,)
*Viscount Melgund ... 495 ( 'J. S. Douglas, Esq., m. 539
*F. Dashwood, Esq. ... 438 1 W. H. Bodkin, Esq., m. 497
CH it 39i J.
1,124. (2 )
J. Fenton, Esq. ... ...... 335
1
RUTLAND (COUNTY). 1,373. 02)
Hon. C. G. Noel
6-5
*C. J. Heathcote, m 761
RYE. 524. (2)
H. B. Curteis, Esq., in. 252 I C. H. Trewen, Esq lOB
SALFORD. 2.519. (1)
*J. Garnett, Esq.
J. Brotherton, Esq., m... 990 I
SALISBURY. 693. (2)
W. B. Brodie, Esq., in... 293 W. Wy,:dham, Esq., m...`-.167
I lion. J. Ashley 235
SALOP (NORTH). 539. (2)
Sir R. Hill, m.
I W. 0. Gore, M.
SALOP (SOUTH). 3.776. (2)
IHon. R. H. Clive, in.
Earl of Darlington, m.
SANDWICH. 977. (2)
Sir E. T. Troubrite, m. I 11. H. Lindsay, Esq., in.

SCARBOROUGH. 659. (2)
*Hon. Col. Phipps 237 Sir F. Trench, m. 253
I *Sir J. Johnstone, m.... 296

SHAFTESBURY. 491. (1)
•Lord Howard, m 1 Capt. G. B. Mathew, m.
SHEFFIELD 4,451. (2)
J. Parker, EN., m....... 1,847 1 *1). Urquhart, Esq 503
G. H. Ward, Esq. m. 1,8051 W. Sheppard, Esq 459
SHIELDS (Souni). 686. (1)
*J. T. Fawn, Esq. M. 240 1 R. Ingham, Esq 207
Fyler, Esq.
1,988. (2)
1 Sir C. M. Burrel!, m 959
1 *Charles Goring, Esq., m 856
SHREWSBURY. 1.865. (2)
*Sir L. P. J0ne5........ 599 1 *B. D'lsraeli, Esq., m 786
*Christ. Temple, Esq... 576 1 *GeorgeTomline,Esq.,m 791
SOMERSET (SALT). 9,759. (2)
Col.W. Gore Langtonon 1 W. Miles, Esq. m.
SOMERSET (VEST.) 9,024. (2)
1 T. D. Acland, Esq., m.
1 J. H. D,ckenfon, Esq., M.
SOUTHAMPTON. 1463. (2)
*E. J. Hutchins, Esq... 556 1 *Lord Bruce, m 648
*Capt. Mangles ... 553 °C.C. Martin,Esq.,m 645
_ _ _ .

SHOREHAM.
*Lord E. Howard ...... 673

SOUTHWARK. 5,047. (2)
Alderman Humphrry, m. I
B. Wood, Esq., m.

STAFFORD (NORTH). 10,020. (2)
I*D. W. Russell, Esq., m.
C. 13. Adderly, Esq., m.
STAFFORD (SOUTH). 8,469. (2)
Colonel G. Anson, m. I Viscount Ingestre, 711.

STAFFORD. 1,263. (2)
E. Buller, Esq., m....... 587 I *Captain Carnegie, m.— 861
I *W. Holmes, Esq., m.... 339
STAMFORD. 679. (2)
IMariuis of Granby, m.
Sir G. Clerk, m.
STOCKPORT. 1279. (2)
H. Marsland, Esq., m.... 550 Major T. Marsland........ 334
R. Cobden, Esq., m.... 530 I

STOKE-UPON-TRENT. 1,6'23. (2)
*J. L Ricard.., Esq., m. 881 I Alderman Copeland, nr 614
*Hon. F. D. Ryder 495
Smoun. 1,202. (2)
G. P. Scrope, Esq.,m. .. 528 I *Sir %V. Wraxall ... 377
°W. H. Stanton, Esq., m. 594 I
SUDBURY. 594. (2)
F. Villiers, Esq., m.
D.O. D. Sornbre,Esq.,rn. 287 I D. Jones, Esq 274
SUFFOLK (EAST). 6,404. (2)
Shafto Adair, Esq. 1,787 I
Lord Henniker, m. ... 3,297
Sir C. B. Vt re, m.... 3,17 S
SUFFOLK (WEST). 5,091. (2)
Col. Rushhrook, m.
I H. S. Waddington, rn.
SUNDERLAND. 1,657. (2)
• D. Barclay, Esq., m. I All. Thompson, in.

SURREY (EAST). 6,146. (2)
Ir. Kemble, EN 'M.
E. Auttobus,
SURREY ( \VEST). 3,681. (2)
W. J. Denison, Esq., in. I J. Trotter,l'sq., m.
SUSSEX (EAST). 5,316. (2)
J. P. Shelley, E:q. ...... 883 I G. Darby, Esq., m. ••• 2'227
A. E. Faller, Esq., m. 2,195
SUSSEX (WEST). 3,586. (2)
*Earl of :March, m.
I *Colonel Wyndham, m.
SWANSEA. 1,247. 01)
J. H. Vivian, Esq.
TA:stwonTO. 507. (2)
*Captain Townsend ... 147 I Sir Robert Peel. in. •„... 365
Captain A'Court, m. •••• 241
TAUNTON. 1,010. (2)
Right Honourable H. Labou- *W. Wilberforce, Esq... 332
chore, m
E. T. Bainbridge, Esq , rn. 410

-g
vlrrocr. 317, (2)
J. Ilumlie,-rsq.. 4' E d . Russell, m.
TEWKESBURY. 409. (2)
J. Martin, Esq., ni 192 IW. Dowdeswell, Esq., m 197
J. Easthope, Esq., jug lB2 I
Trirrroan. 155. (2)

Earl of Euston . 71 I * Sir J. Flower, 7l
Hon. F. Baring, m.
Doable return. 'Neither of the latter can vote till attrr a
report of a Committee thereon.
THUM. 327. (1)
*John Bell, Esq., m.
TIVERTON. 496. (2)
Viscount Palmerston, m. I
J. Heathcote, Esq., m.
TOTNES. 341. (2)
Lord Seymour, m. I C. B. Baldwin, Esq., m.
TowEa HAMLETS. 13,551. (2)
W. City, Esq., m. ... 4.076 I G. R. Robinson, Esq. 2,183
*Col. Fox, m ...... 4,096 I
*A. K. Hutchinson 1,775
P. Thompson (Chartist) 831 I
TRURO. 644. (2)
E. Turner, Esq., m. I J. E. Vivian, Esq., nt.
T 1 NEMOUTH AND NORTH SHIELDS. 764. (1)
*H. Illitcalte, Esq., m. 295 I *W. Chapman, Esq. ... 218

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WAKEFIELD. 809. (1)
*Jos. Holdsworth, Esq.,rn.32B 1 Hoa. W. S. Lascelles.. 300

WALLINGFORD. 3643. ( )
W S. Blazlstone, Esq., m.
WALSALL. 837. (1)
*W. C. Scott, Esq m. 334 IJ. N. Gladstone, Esq.... 311

WAREIIA 3f, 425. (1)
-
• W. E. Drax, tn.

WARaincTorr. 633. (1)
I J. J. Blackburn, Esq., m.
WARWICK (NOKTH ). 6,786. (2)
IW. S. Dugdale, Esq. ,m.
Sir E. Wilmot, m
WARWICK (Souxn). 4,253 (2)
Sir J. Mortiaunt, m.
I E. J. Shirley, Esq., m.
WARWICK. 977. (2)
W. Collins, Esq., m. I Sir C. Douglas, m.

WELLS. 414. (2)
W. G. Hayter, Esq., in. I R. Blakemore, Esq., in.
Wz2aLocx. 919. (2)
Hon. G. C. Forester, in.
J. M. Gaskell, Esq., M.
WESTBURY. 291. (I)
I *Sir M. Lopez, na.
WESTMINSTER. 14,254. (2)
Sir De Lacy Evans, ... 3,2-58 •Captain Rous, m....... 3,338
J. T. Leader, Esq., m. 3,281 I

WESTATIMELA ND. 4,4'30. (2)
Lord Lowther, m.
I lion. H. C. Lowther, m.
WEYMOUTH. 660. (2)
*R. Bernal, Esq. 253 I Lord Villiers, m......... 259
*W. D. Christie, Esq .. 251 G. W. Hope, Esq., m... 257

•
WHITBY. 445. (1)
I A. Chapman, Esq., m.
WIIITEIIAVEN. 508. (1)
111. Attwood, Esq., m.
WIGAN. 565. (2)
C. S. Standish, Esq 264 *P. Greenall, Esq., m.... 273
P. Grenfell, Esq.
WIGHT, ISLE OF. 1,167. (1)
I Captain A'Court Holmes, in.
WILTON. 205. (1)
I Lord Fitzharris, m.
WILTS (NORTH). 5,259. (2)
Sir F. Burdett, m.
Walter Long, Esq., m.
WILTS (Sunni). 2,913. (2)
Hon. S. Herbert, m.
I John Benett, Esq., m.
WINCHESTER. 618. (2)
*R. B. Crowd: r,
*F. Pigot, Esq.
WINDSOR. 667. (2)
J. Rarnsbottom, Esq.. m. 316 I Ralph Neville, Esq., m.. 311
*W. F. Fergusson, Est

WOLVERHAMPTON. 2,643. (2)
Hon. C. P. Villiers, m.
homas Thornely, E.g., m.
WOODSTOCK. 369. (1)
I F. Thesiger, Esq., m.
WORCESTER (EA ST). 6,328. (2)
H. St. Paul, Esq., m.I
J. Barneby, Esq., vs.
WORCESTER (WEST). 4,569. (2)
IGen. Lygon, m.
F. W. Knight, Esq., m.
WORCESTER. 3,196. (2)
*Sir Thomas Wilde, m.. 1,187 I J. Bailey, Esq., m....... 1,173
R. Hardy, E5q.......... 875
WYCOMBE. 399. (2)
G. H. Dashwood, Esq.,m. 189 J. W. Freshfield, Esq.. 130
*R. Bernal, Esq.. v 5...... 160 I

YARMOUTH. 1,904. (2)
C. E. Rumbold, Esq., m. 943 I T. Baring, Esq 5Ol
W. Wilihere, Esq., m.... 945 1 Jos. Soames, Esq 491

YORK (EAST IhniwG). 7,496. (2)
I H. Broadiey,•Esq:, m.
*Lord Hotham, m.
YORK. (WEST RIDING). 30,122. (2)
Viscount 111orpoh .....12,080 *Hon. J. S. W0rt1ey,m.13,165
* Viscount 11i!t0n.......12,031 I *E.ll.Denison,Esq., m. 12,780
YORK (NORTH RIDING). 11,911. (2)
E. S. Cayley, vs. I Hon. W.,.Duncombe,+ m.
t This seat is now vacant, the Hon. W. Duncombe having
been made a Peer.

Youx. 3,326. (2)
H. R. Yorke, Esq., m. 1,552 I J. U. Lowther, Esq., m. 1,625
*Sergeant Atcherley —.1,456

SCOTLAND.
ABERDTEN (COUNTY). 3,181. (1)
I Hon. Capt. Gordon, na.
AntanEEN. 2.169 (1)
A. Bannerman, Esq 7SO I Innes, Eiq.
\V. Lowry, llsq 3Ol

ARGYLE (COUNTY). 1,562. (1)
I * A. Campbell, Esq. of Monzie
AYR (COUNTY.) 4,274. (1)
I Loid Kelburne, m.
AYR. 1,897 (1)
Lord J. Stewart, ni.
BANFF (COUNTY). 717. (1)
J. Duff, Esq~ m
BERWICK (COUNTY). 1,319. (I)
I Sir 11. P. Campbell, m.
BUTE (COUNTY). 380. (1)
11. Dunlop, Esq.

CAITHNESS (COUNTY.) 420. (1)
* G. Trail, Esq., m.
CLACKMANNAN AND KINROSS (CourrY). 1,272. (1)
*Col. Abercromby, n.

DUMBARTON (COUNTY). 1,212. (1)
I *A. Smollett, Esq., m.
DUMFRIES (COUNTY). 1,912. (1)
I J. J. H. Johnstone, Esq., m,
DumrniEs. 977. (1)
*W. Ewart, Esq., m. 412
Sir A. Johnstone

DUNDEE. 2,739. (1)
J. R. Smith, Esq.
EDINBURGH (COUNTY). 2,315. (1
I *NV. R. Ramsey, 2.'sq., tn.
EDINBURGH. 5,346. (2)
Right Hon. B. Macaulay, m. I
OW. G. Craig, Esq., m.

ELGIN AND NAIRN ( COUNTY). 750. (1)
(3en. Duff
ELGIN. 612. (1)
*Sir A. L. Hay, m. 3ll I *T. Duff, Esq.
FALKIRK. 1,369. (1)
W. D. Gillon, Esq.. ... 430 IW. Baird, Esq., m 482
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FIFE (COUNTY). 2,967. (1)
Captain James Wemyss. f

FORFAR (COUNTY). 1,979. (1)
'Hon. F. Gordon. 1

GLASGOW. 8,241. (2)
J. Oswald, Esq., +n.... 2,776 Campbell, Esq.
J. Deimistoun, Esq., in. 2,728
G. Mills, Esq

GREENOCK. 1,113. (1
Robert Wallace, Esq., In. 404 I *Sir T. Cochrane
HA DDINGTON COUNTY)• 740. (1)
I Sir T. Hepburn, m.
HADDINGTON. 650. (1)
R. Stewart, Esq. 264 IJ. M. Balfour, Esq. m. 273

INVERNESS (COUNTY). 789. (1)
I H. T. Baillie, Esq, m.
INVERNESS. 757. (I )
J. Morrison, Esq. m.
KILMARNOCK. 1,262. (1)
*A. Johnston, Esq., rn. 490 IJ. C. Colquhoun, Esq. 479
KINCARDINE (COUNTY). 914. (1)
I Hon. H. Arbuthnot, m.
KIRKALDY. 657. (1)
Colonel Fergusson, m.
KIRKCUDBRIGHT (COUNTY.) 1;332 (1)
Alex. Murray, Esq., m. 672 I* Maxwell, Esq 249
LANARK (COUNTY.) 3,964 (1)
* Capt. W. Lockhart, m.
LEITH, &c. 1,732. (1)
Rt. Hon. A. Rutherford, m. I
LINLITHGOW (COUNTY). 687. (1 )
I Hon. C. Hope, *e.
MONTROSE. 1,403. (1)
P. Chalmers, Esq., tn.
ORKNEY AND SHETLAND (COUNTY). 526. ('1)
F. Dundas, Esq., ,n. •
PAISLEY. 1,324. (1)
A. Mastic, Esq., m.
PEEBLES (COUNTY). 863. (1)
I W. F. Mackenzie, Esq., m.

PERTH (COUNTY). 4,224. (1)
H. H. Drummond, Esq., m.
PERTH. 1,082. (1)
°Hon. Fox Maule, ... 356 I CM. Black, Esq.
RENFREW (COUNTY). 2,289. (1)
*P. M. Stewart, Esq., m. 959 I *Col. Mure ......... 945
Ross AND CROMARTY. 713. (1)
I T. Mackenzie, Esq., m.
Routinou (CouNTv). 2,277. (1)
Hon. J. Elliott
Szt.xinx (COUNTY). 612. (1)
I A. Pringle, Esq., in.
STIRLING (COUNTY). 2,323. (I)
Sir M. Bruce.— ... 895 J*— Forbes, Esq., m... 1,019

STswtrWa. 1,141. (1) -
*Lord Dalmeny, m.
Aron, Esq. ...... 420
ST. ANDREW'S. 835. (1)
Edward Ellice, Esq., m. I T. slacgill, Esq. . 258
SUTHERLAND (COUNTY). 137. (1)
D. Dundas, Esq., m. 1
Wits:. 742. (1)
J. Loch, Esq., m....... 270 I *— Dempster, E,q. ... 189
WIGTOWN (COUNTY). 1,039. (1)
*Capt. J. Dalrymple, m. 403 I J. Blair, Esq.

WIGTOWN. 393. (1)
J. *Taggart, E3q., 04. 157 I Colonel Agnew

IRELAND.
ANTRIM (COUNTY). 2,157. (2)
.1. Irving, Esq., in.
N. Alexander, Esq., tn.
ARMAGH (COUNTY). '2,573. (2)
Viscount Acheson, in. I Colonel Venice, tn.
ARMAGH. 892. (1)
Col. J. D. Ilawdon.

ATHLONE. 235. (1)
Farrell, Esq.... ...... 171 *Captain Beresford, an. 30
BANnox. 355. (1)
- •J ;Sergeant Jackson.
BELFAST. 4,234. (2)
*Earl of Belfast b 23 1 E. Tennent, m 297
D. Ross, Ell
CARLOW (COUNTY). 1,759. t 2)
J. A. Yales,Esq
*D. O'Connell, jun 693 1 H. Bunbury, Esq.,m... 704

_ -
CARLOW. 417. (1)
*Capt. Layard, m.
CARRICKFERGUS. 1,326. (1)
I P. Kirk, Esq., m.
CASHEL. 267. (1)
CAVAN (COUNTY). 2,050. (2.)
J. Young, Esq., rn
I Col. H. J. Clements, m.
CLARE (COUNTY). 1,785. (2)
Major Macnamara, m... 1,079 I *C. M. Vandeleur, Esq 223
C. O'Brien, Esq., m.... 1,072) Moloy, Esq.

Dr. Stock, m,

CLOSM ELL. 528. (1)
D. R. Pigott, Esq. I

COLERAINE. 368. (1)
E. Litton, Esq. m.
CORK (COUNTY). 3,706 (2)
D. O'Connell, Esq., m. 1,274 I *N. P. Leader, Esq 406
E. B. Roche, Esq., m. 1,273 Longfield, Esq 357

CORK. 4,364. (2)
D. Callaghan, Esq., m. 1,464 I *CoI. Chatterton
*F. S. 141urphy,Esq.,m. 1,486 'Morris, Esq. ...... 131

DONEGAL (COUNTY). 1,446. (2)
Sir E. S. Hayes, m.
I Colonel E. M. Uunolly, m.
DowN (CourrrY). 2,215. (2)
I Viscount Castlereagh, m.
I Earl of Hillsborough, tn.
DOWNPATRICE. 342. (1)
I D. Kerr, Esq., m.
DROGHEDA. 506. (1)
Sir Wm. Somerville, m. I
DUELIN (COUNTY). 2,820. (2)
Lord Brabazon .... 1,009 *J. Hamilton, Esq., m 1,051
G. H. Evans, Esq. I 1,006 *Captain Taylor, m 1,042

DUBLIN. 12,29 a. (2)
D. O'Connell, Esq. ... 3,692 I *J. 13. West, Esq., in. 3,860
R. Hutton, Esq. .....:_3,662 *E. Grogan, Esq., m... 3,839

DUBLIN UNIVERSITY. 2,121. (2) .
Right Hon. F. Shaw, m.
*Right Hon. T. Lefroy, In.
DUNDALK. 538. (1)
T. N. Redington, Esq., m. f
DUNGANNON. 196. (1)
*J. Falls, Esq

DUNGARVAN. 434. (1)
Right Hon. R. L. Shell, m. I
ENNts. 230. (1)
H. Bridgeman, Esq., m.
ENNISKILLEN. 179. (1)
Hon. A. H. Co'e, m.
FznmANAcii (CouNTY). 2,271. (2)
Capt. M. Archdall, m.
Sir A. B. Brook, m.
GALWAY (COUNTY. 1,990. 2)
J. Bodkin, Esq., m. I °Jas. Daly, J.sq.
T. B. Martin, Esq., m.

GALWAY. 1,600. (2)
M. J. Blake, Esq. m.
I
A. H. Lynch, Esq., m.

KERRY. (COUNTY). 1,401. (2)
M.J.O'Connell,Esq.,m. 744 A. Blennerhasset, Esq.
W. Browne, Esq., m... 744 *J. Hickson, Esq.
KILDARE (COUNTY). 978. (2)
R. M. O'Ferrall, Esq., m. I
R. Archbold, Esq, m.

Kir-KENNY (COUNTY). 1,530. (2)
iron. P. Butler m
Major Bryan, m.

0. (I)

KILKENNY.
*John O'Connell, Esq., vi.
KING'S (Cousry). 1,075 (2)
lion. J. C. Westenra,
A. Armstrong, Esq., m.

KiNsaLr. 300. (1
W. H. Watson, Esq., m. 93 W. Attwool, Esq. .....
LEITRIM (COUNTY). 1,468. (2)
S. White, Esq., m.
Viscount Clements, m.

' LIMERICK (CouNTy). 1,670. (2)
W. S. O'Brien, Esq., m.
*Caleb Powell, Esq., m.

Sir D. Roche, m
O'Br,e2, Esq., vi.
lasi:wax. 203. (1)
I Captain H. Meynell, m.
LONgONDERRY (COUNTY). 1,718. (2)
Sir R. Bateson, tn.
I R. D. Jones, Esq., m.
LONDONDERRY. 906. (1)
Sir R. A. Fergusson, vs. I
LONGFORD (COUNTY). 1,388. (2)
L. White, Esq. ...... 621 I *A. Lefroy, Esq
Col. H. White, Esq. ... 621
LOUTH (COUNTY). 918. (2)
R. M. Bellew, Esq., m. 447 I M. Fortescue, Esq
Hon. Dawson, m. ... 430 316Clintock
MALLOW (COUNTY). 336. (I)
Sir D. 0. J. Norreys, m. 108 I *M. LongfieA, Esq.
MAYO (Coutrry). 1,064. (2)
R. D. Browne, Fsq., m.
M. Blake, Esq., m.
MEATH. 1,236. (2)
H. Grattan, Esq., m.
M. E. Corbally, Esq., m. I
MONAGHAN (COUNTY). 2.151. (2)
Hon. H. R. Westcnra E. Lucas, Esq.
NEWRY. 1,089. (I)
Sir J. M. Doyle ...... 233 I *Lord Newry, m
PortTARLINGToN. It,B. (1)
Hon. G. R. D. Darner
QUEEN'S COUNTY. 1,657. (2)
I Sir C. H. Coote,
*Hon. T. Vesey,
ROSCOMMON (COUNTY). 1,059. (2)
F. French, Esq., m.
The O'Connor Don, nr.
Ross (NEW). 143. (I)
I *Colonel Tottenham
SLIGO (COUNTY). 1,093. (2)
IColonel A. Percival, m..
*O. Gore, Esq., m.
Swats. 821. (1)

LDIERICK. 1,893. (2)

*Captain Gore

J. P. Somers, Esq., In.
TIPPERARY (CouNTI. 2,463. (2)
*V. Maher, Esq., m... 1,053 N .P. Barker, Esq
Hon. Otway Care, en... 1,042 I Hon. C. Maude

~ 56

TRA LEE. 258. (1)
Maurice O'Connell, Esq., m.
TYRONE ( COU Y). 2,493. (2)
I Rt. Hon. T. H. L. Corry, m.
Lord C. Hamilton, m.
WATERFORD (COUNTY). 802. (2)
Captain W. V. Stuart, m. I
Hon. n. S. Carew, m.
WATERFORD. 1,499. (2)
T. Wyse, Esq.
H. W. Barron, Esq 202 I *— Christmas, E5q....... 266
WEST3I EATH (COUNTY). 1,355. (2)
"B. Chapman, Esq., tn. I
*ll. N. Tinte, Esq., m.

WEXFORD (COUNTY). 1,739. (1)
James Power, Esq., m.... 859 1 G. Morgan, Esq ...... ... 450
Captain Hatton, m 873 1 S. C. Hall, Esq. .
WEiFoan: 405. (1)
....
_.

*Sir T. Esmonde, m 142 * Bourne, Esq.... ... ... 101
WICKLOW (COUNTY). 1,503. (2)
J. Grattan, Esq.

YOUGHAL.

493._ (1),

•Hon. C. C. Cavendish, tn. 1 Hoviaid, Esq. m.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY.

The St. Lager betting was confined to the two
favourites, the offers against the others not having led
to any business. Coronation had the call of the field at
evens, and 4 to I was taken four or five times about Van
Amburgh. The odds stated against Middleham, Tear-
away, and Lampoon, were offered without effect. The
Derby was an equally flat affair, and does not call for any
observations.

ST. LEGER.
Even on Coronation—taken 11 to 10
4 to 1 agst Van Amburgh—taken
9 to 1 agst Middleham
12 to 1 agst Tearaway
33 to 1 agst Lampoon
6 to 5 on Coronation and Eringo agst the field

DERBY.
23 to 1 agst Hester colt
25 to 1 agst Brother to Phoenix—taken

SALE OF BLOOD STOCK.

The following lots of blood stock, the property of Lord
Lichfield, who is declining the turf, were sold yesterday
at Tattersall's, without their engagements :
Guineas.
A Chesnut gelding, by Sultan, out of Ramona, 4 yrs 60
Defendant, by defence, out of Lady Stumps, 4 yrs 85
Brother to Phosphorus, by Lamplighter, 3 yrs BO
A b c by Ibralim, out of Malvina, 3 yrs
Abc by Bay Middleham, out of Miniature, 2 yrs 73
A br c by Bay Middleton, out of Zillah, 2 yrs
Miss Van Amburgh, by Bay Middleton, 2 yrs
A b fby Bay Middleton, out of sister to Portrait, 2 yrs 180
A bay yearling colt by Jerry, out of Miniature 135
The Corsair by Sir Hercules, out of Gulnare, 5 yrs 680

PAISLEY RACES.—FRIDAY.—(CONCLUDED.)
The Silver Bells, with 50 added. Two miles and a dis.
Lord Eglinton's Potentate, aged, 9st 31b (Lye) 1
Mr. Cook's Suliman, 6 yrs, Bst 12Ib 2

stol on Potentate. Won by half a neck.
Match-120 sous... One mile and a half. Mr. John-
stone's The Returned, aged, 12st (Owner), beat Mr.
Redfern's Slashing Harry, aged, 12st. easily.
Sweepstakes of 50 sovs. each, IL ft, for foals of 1838.
Mile and three quarters. (Six Subs.)
C. Alexander's Archer, Bst 6lb (Cartwright) 1
Mr. W. M. Alexander's bf by Jerry—Littlego, Bst 31b
Mr. rtanisay's Martyrdom, Bst 31b ........................ 3
A good race.
Plate of 50 Guineas. Heats, once round, and a dis.
Mr. Rams.'y's Nubian, 6 yrs, Bst 131 b ...... (Noble) 1 1
Lord I;...glinton's Dd 3
r. Caius, 4 yrs, Bst 61b ......... _2r
Mr. J. Knox's The Lily, 5 yrs, Bst 101 b ............
Won by a neck.
The Blythswood Stakes of 10 Sovs. each, with 25 added.
Two miles and a uis. 3 Subs.
Mr. Ramsay's Sun beam, aged. W alked over.
The Aftershots Free llLM.,licap Stakes of 5 SM. each,
Lord Eglinton's Zoroaand 5ter2.0...a..d1.(ed
.....' ............... (Lye) 1
Mr. Knox's The Lily .................. ................
Mr. Ramsay s Suleiman ...................... . ............. fell
Won cleverly.'

THE REGISTRATION.—it snow(' not be for,
gotten that to-morrow, Aug. 25, will be the last
day for leaving with the overseers objections to county
electors. The Tories bestow much attention on those
matters ; and the friends of Reform should not suffer
themselves to be surpassed by their political adversaries.

MORNING SUN

PAYMENT POR• A CHURCH E 5

TAI3I-ASIIM ENT.
TO TEE EDITO): OF THE SUN:

Slit—l am a member of the Estnblished Church, an
I 'view its liturgy as a code of religious instruction F
perfect es human understanding can frame ;
but het
I stop, and I lament as much as any one can the raps
city, the intolerance, the arrogance and the selslinet.
of 99-loutlis of its priesthood : and taxed as We ar
and sconced for their support; I lament to observe then
is still an Outcry for a multiplication of their number
and the building of unnecessary, churches, solely for th
sake of Episcopal patronage. In this town ive I:al-
most ample provision for religious instruction, havin:
four churches, and eleven or twelve Dissenting meeting
among the latter are included a Synagogue,
a Quaker*
meeting, and a Catholic chapel.
To St. Nicholas's, the parish church, chapel of er.-:
was erected in 1714, to which two ministers are ap-
pointed, and, by an Act of Parliament, a tax of tw
shillings per chtddron is levied on " all coals, cute], an,
cinders" imported and consumed within the town, fu.
the support of the chapel and its ministers. This is
very oppressive and severe impost, and raised indiscri-
minately from all classes and distinctions of religion
sects, and I leave you, Sir, to judge how every one her-
must be decidedly averse to contribute in any further de-
gree to the augmentation of churches and the clergy of
the Establishment. :Your obedient servant,
Great Yarmouth, Aug. 9. EUGENIUS.

FIXED DUTY ON CORN.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

Sirt—ln your paper of the 12th instant I find your
political economist says—" How a fixed duty is to be
maintained when prices advance, is a question that has
been already asked, without receiving an answer?'
I beg leave to observe to this gentleman, that as the
sliding duty ceases when corn is at 825., excepting is.
duty—
It would be monstrous, if, under a fixed duty corn
should rise to 825., the duty did not cease also.
The chances of corn ever rising under a fixed duty to
825., is very improbable, as a fixed duty would open to
us boundless stores, and give a regular and general sup-
ply, and ample time to pick our markets at lowest prices,
consequently would be better able to bear a duty, than
corn purchased in a hurry, under the sliding duty.
But quite independent of this, I am convinced that
even now, under the sliding duty, and corn being. at
80s., a 10s. duty is paid under the mask of the sliding
duty—because the frauds on the sales and aver3ces
amount to this, and go into the pockets of the spec:ll437
tors instead of the revenue; and thot the people have to
pay them over again, from the deficiency -oceasiioned to
the revenue, thus paying double.
I am for keeping my home market7uninjured, 13/ 13;
fair protection ; but this oncechira the priti`"
of a fixed duty, to enable me to trade• With all the world
in corn, and while I keep my bird in band, I, might
catch others in the bush. But a sliding duty is a coipbte
prohibition to this ; for with a duty One month at la-,
the next month at 255., it is utterly impossible to form
any correct basis to work upon. It is very surprising.
that such a contradiction should exist under the laws of
such an intelligent nation as England.
But observe the great expense of our Preventive Ser.
vice, to guard our coasts from the bold, ardent smuggler
w
risking his life, liberty, and property ; and yet we per-
mit all our corn markets to be smuggled into, and o.'
sliding duty law evaded, to the amount of thousands and
thousands with impunity.
With a fixed duty, the large and small flies will all be
.
caught,—your revenue protected, your foreign trade in-
creased, your landholders uninjured, and good humour
created between the present conflicting interests. •
Year after year has the present :Aiding duty been eat-
ing up the vitals of our country, without affording the
protection to the landholders it was originally intended
to do.—l am your's, respectfully,
Aug. 18, 1841.

E. T.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
The Temps of Sunday announces that the Cabinet
had ordered the census to be suspended thron,beut
France. The Moniker and the, other Ministerial °Jour-
nals make no allusion to this resolution of the Cabinet,
nor is there any truth in the statement of the Thor
respecting the census, which the Government is deter-
mined to carry into effect by every means in its power.
The opposition to the measure was however becoming
more and more general. At Lisle the people contiuuca
to resist its execution, and on the 20th assailed with
stones the troops who escorted the revenue officers, and
wounded the Central Commissary of Police.
The King and Queen of the Belgians were expected
at the Chateau d'Eu, where Louis Philippe intends to
prolong his stay until the latter end of the month.
The price of wheat again decreased in Paris on Sa-
turday. The intelligence from the departments was
most cheering. The weather had set in favourable, and
the apprehensions relative to the safety of the crops was
beginning to subside. Extensive purchases for England
had been made at Havre, Caen, 'Nantes, and Bordeaux.
General -Bugeaud returned to Algiers on the 14th inst.,
accompanied by the brother of the Sheik of a powerful
tribe of the province of Oran, who had submitted to the
French.
• The Semaphore announces, under date Toulon, the
17th, that .a telegraphic despatch from Paris had en;
joined the sixteen ships anchored in the roads to Ito
themselves in readiness to put to sea. A letter from
Toulon of the 18th, quoted by the Commerce, states that
they were to proceed to the Dardanelles, and there be
joined by an English fleet. The Courrier Francais be-
lieves that this naval force was intended for the coant o

Spain.
Several steamers had lately sailed froin Toulon to
bring back to France the sick and wounded still remain-
ing in the hospital on the Island del Rey.
No business doing at the Cafe de Paris on Sunday.
Last prices of Saturday evening, 77f. 50c.

Accounts from Madrid of the 15th mention that the
Government was likely to obtain an advance of 60,000,000
of reels.

The Austrian Observer of the 14th inst. announces
that the insurrectionary movement at Braila had been
suppressed by the Wallachian troops.

The Stutgardl Gazette states, under date Vienna, the
14th, that the finances of Austria were in a most em-
barrassed situation, and that all commercial enterprise
was completely paralysed.
The Breslau Gazette of the 10th inst. mentions that
the King of Prussia had accepted the invitation of the
Municipal Council of that city.

According to letters from Athens, of the 10th, the
new Ministry was already in a state of dissolution.

PORTUGAL.

-- --
Lisnoisr, Atm. 16, 4 rx.—The leading feature of the
Chamber of Deputies appears to indicate an early proro-
gation of the Cortes, Ministers feeling disposed to retain
office, and by avoiding the discussion of the Budget, to
obtain a vote of confidence. A project of law for the
sale of national property in India and other Portuguese
ultra-marine possessions is now under debate, the pro-
duct of which is to be applied for tie.; support of the
clergy and Bishops about to be appointed to those States.
A memorial, signed by 780 of the commercial body
of this city was presented on the 9th inst. to the Chamber
by Deputy Jose Alexandro de Campos (ex Minister of
State), praying that the differential duties may not be
abolished, which was sent to a Select Finance Committee
for its opinion.
- The law of the sth instant, which determines that all
vessels, national or foreign, bringing books, machinery,
models, and mathematical, physical, or agricultural in-
struments, not exceeding in value a thirtieth part of the
total value of the vessel, be considered as entering this
port in ballast, agreeably to the decree of the 14th of
November, 1836, which law is also applicable to steam-
boats that may arrive in ballast or trade to any ports of
of the kingdom, has received the Royal assent, and was
published in the Mario do Governo on Saturday last.
In addition to the diplomatic nominations mentioned
in my last, it is said that Baron Renduffe will go to Ber-
lin ; Counsellor Mipgueis (after the return of Viscount
da Carreira from Rome to Paris) to Rome, and to St.
Petersburg!' the actual Portuguese Consul-General there
M. Ferreira Borges, who is at present at Oporto on
leave of absence.
It is reported that the Government has issued orders
to the Civil Governor to place under strict surveillance
the Sctembrist clubs in the metropolis.
Letters from the Algarve and Alemtejo state, tha.t.
public tranquillity daily grows worse ; the gueri_llaacsiutro
crease gigantically their numbers, by earryir off
• • - consequently.
tltlie-
.be in their transit from Spain. Business is
Command-
from 'adjacent villages, as well as those youths °who may
paralyzed. Official announcements from thehat
during
past month of July one guerilla was ill
ant of the Bth military district, mentiokn__t
presented them-
s.edvtehniiteen horses amid
Ives for the Royal clemency, an
nseate conflict, five made prisoners,
nineteen muskets were taken.
1 . wea cth and strong and
severely from the unseason. 1 _ ,
articu arl) about Torres Novas
ed In an
blighting winds, more
t article has. already risen to
The wheat, olive, and graahp,e crops continue to suffer
and Chamusca. The firs ,
..
Yesterday eisntetrhd:YTa per a quire, and the
the high price o
Per almuda.
being. tjd ‘n at Cintra, and I
name-day of her
6uo rein 1 •
Majesty the
apparel of the British schooner
gf.usr.ts and Portuguese and foreign si • '
:sne.aucioeenide:t)ale :14,ae5(etiOae:n%11.•a:Ifisile,si5htp8ahol elecdt, '°:
a i s ,
Royal salutes
from Newcastle to LiiisPbsoni,
fired from the o
-hore on the sands of the Peniche early
on the morning of the Ist inst., have been warehoused
there. it is probable the vessel will be got of.
Exchange upon London at 30 days' • sight, 54d, per
milrei.
fsli'llielhl e ‘evaerngt( )11.' S

The Unive,rs. says, "A letterFranTangiers, sth
inst., informs us that the Emperor of Morocco has just
authorised an expeditionary cruise against all the Powers
which have not official representatives at Tangiers. If
the King of Sardinia, who is in this category, should be
attacked by the privateers of Morocco, we recommend
him to take advantage of the occasion for doing at Tan-
giers what we have done at Algiers."
A letter from Berlin, 13th inst , in the German.
Journal of Fran4fort, says, " M. Thiers arrived here yes-
terday evening with his wife, and took up his residence
at the Hotel de 'lassie, where an apartment had been en-
gaged for him by Count Bresson, the French Ambassa'
dor, to whom he paid a visit next day. We understand
the Court will not notice his arrival unless he should so-
licit an audience. Before he left Weimar, he visited the
ground on which the battles of Jena and Aucrstadt bad
been fought. Professor Wachsmuth of Leipsic, who is
engaged on the same historical researches as M. Thiers,
paid him a visit at Weimar."
MONTROSE BURGHS.—We are authorised to
state, that there is no foundation for the rumour, that,
Mr. Chalmers intends retiring from the representation ,
of the Montrose district of burghs in favour of Mr. •
Etune.