The Sun.
London, England, 1833-08-06 00:00:00

J.Featherston,of ilarkwood,Esq.l Rev. W. Somerville
H. S. Gibb, of Rugby, Esq.

The foll,iwiTif.; are resident
Dr. E. Johnst ne
Dr. John Johnstone

in Birmingham :
Francis Lloyd, Esq.
John F. Lawrence. Esq.
W. Phipson, Esq.
Samuel Ryland, Esq.
Joshua Scholefielei, Esq.
Edward Lloyd I'l'l'lliams, Esq.

Thomas Attwood, Esq.
William Blakeway, Esq.
J. W. Crompton, Esq.
Paul Moon James, Esq.

James Lloyd, Esq.

—The niMUnation of gentlem.en of liberal political opinions
who have been studiously excluded from the Magistracy
by the Lord Lieutenants and by the Tory clique, who
have so long indecently controlled the municipal govern
ment of the English counties, and made Tory politics and
what are improperly called " orthodox" religious opinions
the sole test and qualification, we hope will not be confined
to the runty of Warwick. The Reformers throu:hou•
the kingdom have jiis ly cried shame en the '• Reform
Administration" for con•inuing in office and power the
staff of Tory Lords Lieutenant. We are, however, re-
joiced to'h ril the appearance of an alteration of the system,
and to know that the liberal part of the above list f new
Warwickshire Magistrates originated in the right quarter.
We do not contend that Tori.s should be excluded from
the Commission of the Peace; on the contrary, we
have always argued that politics and religion ought
not to be essentials of a Migistracy. Our reader-
will observe that the name, of our two Binning
barn repre•enratives, Mr. THOMAS ATTWOOD aiiii
Mr. SCHOLEFIELD, and of other Birmingham Gentlemen
of respectabrity and liberal opinions, although Dissenters,
are inserted in the new Commission ; and also the ❑ames
of Mr. TOMES and Mr. WILLIAM COLLINS, ot Warwick.
This is a !aloof, as far as it goes, that tunes ate cha.eg••d
and changing. We have heard that some of the " Li.
b•rals" in the preceding list do not intend to qualify. It
they should act upon this intention we, in common, w.
think, with tee great majority of our fellow, townsmen.
shall look upon such conduct as a shrinking from a mos
important public duty. We hope and trust, however, tha
there is no truth in this report. The office of M.gistrare
it is true, imposes upon a man the unpleasant duly of pu-
nishing the guilty, but it also invests him with the power
of protecting the innocent—a power which, to a just and
•nerc fill roan, must be a source of the highest gratiticatien
Birmingham Journal.

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A melancholy accident occurred in the basin
of the canal nn Sunday afternoon. Six men had met toi
the purpose of commencing hirvest work on Monday
morning. They had been drinking freely, and got into a
small boat. and began rocking her, when she fills i and
sunk. Mr. PURCHASE, Clerk to the l',l,vigation Corn
,rang, saw theaccident, put off in a large boat immediately,
end succeeded in picking up tour, but two floe young
men, named MooaE, of Appledram, and flowicx, of
Farnhurst, had sunk to ti.e no more alive. A col oilei's
inquest was taken at the Richmond Alms, on Mond .3,
.efore J. L. ELLIS, Esq., when a verdict of accidental
dew h was recorded.—Chichester Reporter.
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Illtearg,e
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SUICIDE.—A person of the name of WIL-
LIAM
.. HOWELL,
suspended by his neck to an ahl,r tree about
t.(u
above a small river, and in a state of
nudity. The sum of five pounds was found in his pock ts,
tad his box of books was lying within a few yards from
'he sp a Where he was discovered. A Coroner's Inquest
was heal on the body, an t a verdict of Tempotaty De-
rangement returned.—Cumbrian.

At Newport, the stock of iron is at present
3 mailer than bas been known for many years. It is
shipped as fast as it arrives from the several wurks..--
Cansbrian.

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COURT OF CHANCErty.-(THIS DAY)

Sir E, SUGDEN wistit-11, ;,:vli it was h s L0n111,1,413,
intention to bear motions bri,re the connnencetneilioAYli
vacation?
t he LORD CHANCELLOR, said that be fineridlo
on hearing motions immediately after thtivriplent parer
di,pof:erl of unt,l Satur lay evening. Pl.• eonsidere llt
woul I be better for the Counsel to send in a of their
,notions either to dty or to.norrow. On 3londay next
he would b ive to attend the Pt ivy Council ; on Tne,day
there was 1 Scotch appeal appointed to be heard in the
House of Lords, and on Wednesday he would give jude-
ment4 there.

Nothing furthtr of importance occurred during the
,norning.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.

DEAL, AUG. N.W.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. s.—Wind N. W. light.
PLYMOUTH, AuG. 4.—Wind vatiattle
FALMOUTH, AUG, 4.—Wind E. to S.E. light,
POOLE, Auc. 4.—Artived the Fanny', Lockyer, from
Newfoundland.

BRISTOL, AUG. s.—Arrived the Albion, Pritchard,
from Riga.

GLOUCESTER, AUG. 4 —Arrived the Helen,
son, from Faro.

LIVERPOOL, AUG. 4.—Arrived the Miranda, Wa:ker,
D inerara ; Hannah, Connor, from Mobile ; and
John Porter, J,nkingon, from Halifax. Off port the
Lady Dauglag, Cocks, mom Trni,lad ; an i Maria, Brandt,
from Archangel. Sailed the John Reyes, Worthington,
!or 13-n2al.

INEwity, AuG. 4.—Arrived the Sybel, Girey, from
D ontheim.

WATERFORD, AUG. 3.—Arrived the Got,foi th, Hodge,
from Memel.

W'F,TroitT, AUG. 3.—Arrived the Pendore, Byram,
frem Qu bee.

DUNDEE, AUG. 3.—Arrived taw Elz theth (3,4leq)ie,
Catson, from Lief) in ; and William, Peter, from S .
Peter-bu,gh.

Yaitmi;uTti, AUG. 5 —Arrived the Ruby, Charltor,
from Sr. P,

GKAveSEND• AUG. 5 —Arrived the Fy, W)liir, and
Moy T-tylor, Eiriy, from St. 13..ter.liureh ; Lord Mel-
vl e, !Middleton, from Ca'ais ; Augusta, Helena,
nark, Wismar, and Sophia ALiria, Boort'', how Norway.
Sailed the Brene Venn, Moryaon, for Al twerp ; J Inn
Mourn, Munro, and William Barron, Pe.irson, for Sr.
Pet,rabordi ; Belina, Thompson, for Rio J their() ; awl
Coik, for Sr. J •1.n%. N w Brunswick.

The Economist, of Pl)illoutti, toy Quebf c, wag •poLen
with on the 20th tilt , lat 52. I.ifig. 27.

SPORTING IN I'ELLitiENCE.

YORK AUGUST MEETING.

YORK, SUNDAY NIGHT.

Our races commence on Tuesday next, and are expected
to have eonside, able influence on the Great St. Leger bet-
ting. The fallowing is a list of the horses that bad arrived
up to the time of closing our parcel :
Mr. E. Dodstvortli's Ch irrn,T, 3 yrs.—Mr. Houlds-
worth's Despot, 3 yrs.--Mr. Houldsworth's Titus, 3 yrs.
—Mr. tiouldsworth's Ostrich, 3 yrs.—Mr. Houldstviarifs
Forester, 2 yrs.—Mr. Watts's lielshkulr, 3 yrs.--Mr.
Wats's Rockingham, 3 yrs.—Mr. Wa,'s "Vitals,
yrs.—Mr. Gascoigne's Rep,aler, 3 yrs.—Mr. O. de's
Tomboy, 4 yrs.—Duke at Cleveland'. Em incipation—
Doke of Cleveland's c by Longwais,—Dalc,tolara, 2 yrs.
—Doke of Cleveland's c. by Aluley—Doll Tearsheet, 3
yis.—Mr. Powleit's c. by Fiearo Jack Spigatt's dam,
2 yrs.—Alr. Powlett's c. by Figaro or Lottery Miss
Fanny's dam, 2 yrs.—Mr. Gully's Frankeinstein, 3 yrs.
—Mr. Gully's Stap'eton, by Velocipede, 2 yrs.—Mr.
Peel's c. by 131 tiklock Itowton's d :m, 3 yrs.—Col.
Cr, t
Paritcklo,
by Whisker,
sk: grant,r
Tramp,
,2byy,. 2 y
r E.
Drs i b—w
oCr Crath's e.bil .);
g aro 'Tartar's dam, 2 yrs.—Mr Gascoigne's ZArab,
by Lottery, 2 yrs.—Mr. Houldsworth's Trident, 4 yrs.--
Twenty or thirty others ate expected. To-morrow we
shall be enabled to send a mate complete account.