The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-13 00:00:00

THE SUN,

is said that these messages call upon the Prussian
Government to adopt energetic measures against the
anarchical frontier of Berlin, and the threatened inde-
pendence of the National Assembly.

AUSTRIA.
LEMBUEG, Nov. 3.—The Lemburg Zeitung of the
34 contains a proclamation from General Von Ham-
merstein which, in consequence of the noa-observance
of Art. 5 of the capitulation, and in direct opposition
to which the troops have been again fired upon from
the houses, the city of Lemburg is declared in a state
of siege. A genelal disarmament is commanded, the
suppression of all newspapers, except the Lemburg
Zeitung, the prohibition of all placards which have
not passed the census of the general prohibition of all
popular assemblies, and martial law for all civil per-
sons who shall be found armed.
OLLMUTZ, Nov. s.—The Imperial decree, counter.
signed by Baron Wessenberg, has been forwarded to
Vienna, authorising the re-constitution and comple-
tion of the Cabinet, which is thus composed :
Baron Wessenberg .. President.
Prince Felix Schwarzenburg , . Foreign Affairs.
M. Kraus ... .. Finance.
M. Maier .. .. Industry.
M. Breda .. „ Justice.
M. Bruck .. Commerce.
General Buckner
Interior.
War.
. Helfßeratch Education.
General
Dr

LONDON,

THE MAYORALTY.

The following is a corrected list of all the elections
to the office of Chief Magistrate during the ensuing year,
which we have been able to collect:—
Abingdon—G. B. Morland.
Altrincham—George Mossey.
Andover—Mr. Mortimore.
Ashton-under-Lyne—Ald. Buckley (re-elected).
Banbury—S. Spurrett (re-elected).
Barnstaple—John Sherrard Clay.
Basingstoke—R. S. Leigh.
Bath—Alderman Sutcliffe.
Bedford—Alderinan Higgins.
Berwick•on-Tweed—Dr. Clark.
Beverley—William Croeskill.
Bewdley—A. Prattenton.
Bideford—William Whickham.
Birmingham—Alderman Thornton,
Blandford—W. C. Finchem;
Belton—T. L. Rushton.
Boston—W. Staniland.
Bradford—Alderman Salt.
Bridgewater—Alderman Haviland.
Bristol—J. K. Haberfield (fourth election).
Buckingham—R. Chandler.
Cambridge—Charles Finch.
Carlisle—George Dixon.
Chard-nit. W. Spicer.
Christchurch—Mr. Collins.
Chester—Sir E. Walker.
Chichester—Dr. Ryacke.
Chipping-No: ton—W. Bliss.
Colchester—C. H. Hawkins.
Coventry—Alderman Cape.
Daventry—T. S. Sanders.
Derby—Alderman Forman.
Devonport—J. Smith.
Devizes—Alderman Crockett.
Doncaster—Alderman Dunhill.
Dover—Anthony Freeman Payne.
Durham—W. Henderson.
Evesham—R. H. Hughes.
Exeter—Christopher Arden.
Folkestone—Charles Golder.
Gateshead—George Hawks.
Gloucester—John Burrup.
Godmanchester —Edward Martin (fifth election).
Grimsby—W. H. Daubney (re-elected).
Harwich—Francis Hales.
Halifax—John Baldwin.
Helston—Alderma❑ Penberthy.
High Wycombe—William Rose.
Honiton—Captain
Hull—John Lee Smith (re-elected).
Huntingdon—Charles Veasey.
Ipswich—Charles Burton.
Kendai—Alderman Whinnery.
Kidderminster—Dr. Rodden.
Lancaster—E. Sharpe.
Langport—John Larcombe.
Leeds—J. H. Shaw.
Leicester—William Biggs.
Lincoln—R. Whitton.
Liverpool—J. Bramley Moore.
Lymington—Charles St. Barbe.
Macclesfield—F. Lallemand.
Manchester—Alderman Potter.
Maidstone—John Mercer.
Morpeth—W. Trotter.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Capt. Weatherley.
Newport, Isle of Wight—Ald. Eldridge.
Northampton—Ald. Tykes (re-elected).
Norwich—S. 13ignold.
Nottingham—Thomas Carver.
Oldham—T. B. Barlow.
Oxford—Alderman Thorpe.
Pontefract—Alderman Barker.
Portsmouth—J. G. Scale..
Preston—Richard Pedder.
Plyraouth—R. W. Burnell.
Reading—T. Harris.
Retford, East—William Mee.
Ripon—Charles Williamson.
msey—R. L. Finder.
Salford—Alterman Langworthy.
Salisbury—R. Farrant (re-elected).
Scat boreugh—Dr. Harland.
Sheffield—T. R. Barker.
Southampton—Mr. La;shley.
Saudi Molton —William Gould Smyth.
Sr. Alban's-13. Nash.
Stamford—Mr. French.
Stockport—James Marshall.
Stockton—J. Eales.
Stratford-on-Avon—T. G. Gill.
Sunderland—W. Ord.
Swansea—J. Mitchell.
Tewkesbury—H. E. Strickland.
Tiverton—George Hambleton Voysey.
Truro—W . T. Chappel (re-elected).
Wakefield—G. W. Harrison (re-elected).
Wallingford—T. E. Field.
Warwick— H. Blenkinsop (re-elected).
Warrington—Alderman Alcard.
Wigan—G. Byrom.
Winchester—C. M. Deane.
Windsor—F. Twinch.
Wisbeach—Alderman Stevens.
Wolverhampton—G. B. Thorneycroft (re-elected,
Worcester—Alderman Padmore.
Yarmouth—P. Pulleyn.
York—Alderman Meek.

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