The Sun.
London, England, 1832-12-10 00:00:00

HAMPSHIRE.

Every thing connected with the county election is now be-
coming matter of much interest, and we, therefore, subjoin the
number of voters in the two divisions, as settled by the Re-
vising-barristers :

NORTHERN DIVISION.
Winchester District
Alton ditto 329
Andover ditto 335
Basingstoke ditto 340
Bishop's Waltham ditto 2lO
Kingsclere ditto 345
Odiham ditto 306
Petersfield ditto 139

Total '1,445
SOUTHERN DIVISION

Farcham District
Portsmouth ditto 7lB
Lymington ditto lso
Romsey ditto 455
Ringwood ditto
Southampton ditto 624

Total 3,162
Total in both divisions 5,607
The day of nomination for the Northern division is fixed for
Friday next, the 14th instant, at Winchester ; and in case of
a poll being demanded by either of the candidates, the polling
will take place at the several polling places on the Monday and
Tuesday following. The day of nomination for the Southern di-
vision is fixed for Saturday next, the 15th instant, at Southamp-
ton ; and in case of a poll being demanded, the polling will take
place on the Tuesday and Wednesday following.—Hants Advt.

WARWICK.
(From the Warwick Advertiser of Siturday.)

During the last and the present:week the two:contenCliisgipar-
. ties have been daily increasing in activity, and both are evidently
becoming more and more anxious for the approaching struggle
in which the warm contest will be decided. The congregated
body of electors and partisans of the respective colours, have
been daily parading the town with bands of music, banners
" high waving in the breeze" and sprinkled by occasional
showers ; and all has been a scene of mingled gayety and
anxiety. On Monday and Wednesday evenings, in the pre-
sent week, the Pink and Blue party (Tomes and King) marched
through the town with burning tar-barrels and bearing torches
in their hands, banners flying, music playing, and voices
singing the songs of anticipated triumph. The effect of these
nocturnal marches was singularly striking—some of the timid
inhabitants thought there was danger in the tar-blaze, but
others affirmed there was no danger whatever. Ois Tuesday
and Thursday, at about 3 o'clock, the Orange party (Sir
Charles Greville) mustered " by the light of Heaven" and pa-
raded the town in the full strength of numbers, snaking indeed
a goodly show—sufficient, we are privately assured, to " shake
the nerves of the enemy"—every heart full of confidence, as it
" beat with ardour in the good cause" under the bright orange
cockade. In truth we cordially join the good humour of either
party. Next Wednesday will show the unchangeable " colour" of
truth---cleception will be openly exposed. Yesterday after-
noon both parties were out at the same time, with their several
banners flying, parading the streets apparently in equal good
humour, and each showed a large concourse of followers.
The oanflaman who-% had the manalyement of the Pink and

Blue procession, observing the Orange train of voters clost
in the rear, very prudently turned back to the leader of the
latter, to ascertain that all was well; and they cordially shook
hands, in token of good understanding. The processions then
passed on, and all appeared to proceed as every lover of good
order would wish. About four o'clock, however, while Mr.
Tomes was addressing his supporters from a window of
the George Hotel, in the Market square, a" number of the
Orange party suddenly made their appearance; and We
regret to state that a tremendous contest immediately
ensued, in which 'limy were knocked down by blud-
geons, and severely injured ; and the unarmed Pinks
and Blues having dispersed, several windows of the hotel were
broken. In the course of the evening the windows of several
houses were destroyed; and, there being serious apprehensions
of further damage, it was considered necessary by the Mayor
to call into the town a troop of the Scots Greys, for the public
protection.

rho borough election is to commence on Monday next, at
11 o'clock, in the County Hall.
WARWICK SOUTHERN DIVISION.—The election for this divi'
sion of the county will be held on Friday next, at the County
Hall.

COUNTY.—NORTHERN DIN tsioN.--The day of nomination for
the county is fixed for the 18th inst. at Coleshill. The friend'
of D. Heming, Esq., are full of confidence as to their success.
BI RM .NCIFIAM.—TiIe day of election is fixed for Wednesdal
next ; there is not the least reason to expect that any opPo'
tion will be offered to Messrs. Attwood and Scholefield,

(From the Newcastle Chronicle.)
Newcastle election is fixed for Tuesday. Sir M. NV. Ridlei,
Bart. and Mr. Hodgson are the only candidates, and there is 0
prospect of any opposition, though the subject has been much
canvassed during the past week, more especially since the Pub:.
lication of Mr. Hodgson's address, the conservative tone 0
which has given great offence to a numerous body of the
electors.

The election for the Northern divisions of Northumberland
and Durham are both fixed for Saturday the 15th ; the polling,
for the latter will consequently take place on Tuesday and Wen"
nesday, and the election will be declared on the Friday follonv•
lug. The election for the Southern division of Northumberland
commences on Monday, the 17th, at Hexham. The poll will be
taken on the Thursday and Friday following, and the election
declared on the ensuing Monday. For the Southern division
of Durham the election will be held at Darlington, on Tuesday
18th, the poll taken on the 21st and 22d, and the election
declared on the 24th.

Mr. John Dobson, the Returning-officer for Gateshead, Pre-
claimed Wednesday next for the election of a Member to setre
for the borough of Gateshead in Parliament.
The elections for Sunderland, Durham city, and Sont
Shields, are all fixed for Monday.
The Hon. Captain Howard is expected to be elected ine
Morpeth without opposition. The electors purpose giving the
Hon. Gentleman a public dinner on the day of election.
The Reformers of North Shields have entered into a sill?
scription to aid in returning Mr. Hume to the Reformed PO"
liament free of expense.
W. H. Ord, Esq., is at present attending to his electioneer:
ing interests at Newport. The election is fixed for Saturdsli
and we are happy to hear that confident hopes are entertain
of his success.

EDINBURGH, LEITH, AND THE COUNTY.—Saturday a meet'
ing of the different agents for the candidates for the represeo"
tation of this city, for the Leith ditsrict of burghs, and for the
county, was held in the Sheriff's Chambers, County Hall, whet'
the following arrangements were proposed ; on account of the
absence of the agent for the city candidates, they are not de'
finitely settled :