The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-12 00:00:00

PRESTON.

Mr. John Wood retires, and Mr. George Wil-
liam Wood, of Manchester, the Hon. Captain Stan -
ley, Mr. John Williams, and Mr. Cobbett, are al I
spoken of as opponents of Mr. Henry Hunt.
BLACKBURN.

Dr. Bowring, the editor of the TVestminster Re-
view, has possession at present of the field, and little
doubt is entertained of his ultimate return.

O_LDHAAL

The political parties of this new borough are
much divided, and as yet they have not fixed upon
a candidate to represent them. The Political Union
has had many meetings, and they wish Cobbett to
be requested to stand. They have also come to the
resolution of electing no one but a friend of civil and
religious liberty, who will insist upon the most rigid
economy and a reduction of taxation.

TV/ GA N.
For this borough the old representative, Ralph
Thicknesse, Esq., the banker, and Mr. Richard Pot-
ter; of Manchester, the unsuccessful candidate in the
last election for the borough, are in the field ; the
latter is the favourite.

A liberal candidate wanted to represent the con-
tributary boroughs of Newport, Usk, and Mon-
mouth, in the ensuing Parliament,] who will pledge
himself to support Reform in Church and State.
Apply to the Committee, at the Westgate Inn,
Newport, Monmouthshire, who sit daily.

,AIELANCHOLY EVENT.—A melancholy ca-
sualty happened last week at Dobra Colliery, Ayrshire.
While several colliers were a work it was observed that
the roof began to crack and move, and as it was supposed
that only a prop was wanted to bear up the ponderous
weight, a prop was instantly called for ; but the true state
of 'he case became manifest to a boy who called out
" A waste, a waste !" and no sooner were the words
spoken than the water from a waste pit, on which they
bad too nearly approached and pricked, rushed in on them
with irresistible fury, and bore them along in its impetu-
ous course. One man named RicHmoND,and a young man
named LAwsoN, were driven off their feet at first, while
the others, twelve in number, we bear, were carried or
walked towards the bottom of the shaft. An elder brother
of tie boy LAwsoN, however, determined to return and
at earpt to rescue his brother; but his fraternal love proved
his own ruin, without affording any relief to his brother.
two brothers and RICHMOND were drowned, and of
co +e still remain in the pit.

SUPPLEMENT to the LONDON GAZETTE,

WEDNESDAY, JULY 11.

At the Court at St. James's, the 11th day of July, 1832,
present, the KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
2 W. 4. c. 45. sect. 80.

Whereas by an Act passed in the second year of
his Majesty's reign, intituled " An Act to amend
the Representation of the People in England and
Wales," it is, amongst other things, enacted, that if
the Act or Acts for settling the boundaries of
cities, boroughs, and other places, and the divisions
of counties, as therein-before mentioned, shall be
passed in the present year subsequently to the twen-
feth day of June, then in such case his Majesty
shall, by an Order made with the advice of his
Most Honourable Privy Council, appoint, in lieu of
the day for the present year thereinbefore specified
in that behalf, a certain other day before or upon
which the respective lists of voters shall be made
out, and shall also appoint, in lieu of the several
days and times for the present year therein-before
specified or limited in that behalf, certain other days
or times upon or within which all notices, Claims,
objections, and other matters whatstsever, by the
said Act now in recital required to be given,
delivered, transmitted, done, or performed, in
relation to such lists, either before or after the
making out of such lists, shall be respectively given,
delivered, transmitted, done, and performed , and
his Majesty shalt also by such order appoint, in lieu
of the period for the present year therein-before
limited in that behalf, a certain other period for the
revision of the respective lists of voters by the Bar-
risters, and shall also appoint within what time, in
in lieu of the time for the present year therein-
before limited in that behalf, such respective lists
shall be copied out into books, and, where neces-
sary, delivered to the Sheriff or Under► Sheriff, and
from what day, in lieu of the day for the present
year therein-before specified in that behalf, such re-
spective books shall begin to be in force as the re-
gisters of voters; and his Majesty may also by such
Order in Council appoint any days and times for
doing the several other matters required or autho-
rized by the said Act now in recital, in lieu of the
several days and times for the present year therein-
before specified; and all days and times so ap-
pointed by his Majesty as aforesaid shall be deemed
to be of the same force and effect as if they had in
every instance been mentioned in the said Act now
in recital, in lieu of the days and times for the
present year therein-before specified in that be-
half; and that whereas the Act for settling the
boundaries of cities, boroughs, and other places,
and the divisions of counties, was riot passed
before the 20th day of June in the present
year, but the same hath been passed subsequently
thereto in the present year, that is to say, on this
11th day of July, under the title of " An Act to
settle and describe the divisions of counties, and the
limits of cities and boroughs in England and Wales,
in so far as respects the election of Members to
serve in Parliament ;" his Majesty is thereupon
pleased, by and with the advice of his Most Ho-
nourable Privy Council, in pursuance of the power
vested in his Majesty by the said Act for amending
the Representation of the People in England and
Wales, to order and appoint, and it is hereby or-
dered and appointed, so far as relates to counties,
ridings, parts, and divisions of counties, as follows
that is to say:—
Sect. 37.—1 n lieu of the 20th day of June in the
present year, being the day on which the overseers
are directed by the said Act to give a notice accord-
ing to the form numbered (1.) in the schedule (II.)
to the said Act annexed, his Majesty, by and with
the advice aforesaid, doth appoint the 25th day of
July in the present year; and in lieu of the last day
of July mentioned in the said notice, his Majesty,
by and with the advice aforesaid, cloth order the
last day of August to be substituted therein; and in
lieu of the 20th day of July mentioned in the said
notice, his Majesty, by and with the advice afore-
said, cloth order the 20th day of August to be sub-
stituted therein.

Sect. 37.—1 n lieu of the 20th day of July in the
present year, being the day on or before which per-
sons are by the said Act required to deliver or trans-
mit a notice according to the form numbered (`2.) in
.he said schedule (H.), his Nlaje,,ty, by and with
the advice aforesaid, (loth appoint the 20th day of
August in the present year.
Sect. 38.—1 n lieu of the last day of July in the
present year, en or before which the overseers are
by the said Act required to make out a list accord-
ing to the form numbered (3.) in the said selied!de
(H.), his Majesty, by and with the advice aforesaid,
dorh appoint the last day of August in the present
year.

Sect. 39.—And in lieu of the 25th day of Au-
gust in the present year, bring the day on or before
which every person entitled to object is required by-
the said Act to give a notice according• to the form
numbered (4.) in the said schedule (H.), and also
a notice according to the form numbered (5.) in the
said schedule (H.), his Majesty, by and with the
advice aforesaid, cloth appoint the 25th day of Sep-
tember in the present year.
Sect. 39.—And in lieu of the two Sundays next
preceding the 13th day of September in the pre-
sent year, being the days on which the overseers
are required by the said Act to cause copies of the
list, according to the form numbered (6.) in the
said schedule (H.), to be fixed on or near the doors
of churches and chapels, his Majesty, by and with
the advice aforesaid, doth appoint the two Sundays
next preceding the 15th day of October in the pie-
sent year.

Sect. 39.—And in lieu of the ten days next pre-
ceding the 15th day of September in the present
year, appointed by the said Act for the perusal of a
copy of the names objected to, his Majeqy,-by and
with the advice aforesaid, doth appoint the ten days
next preceding the 15th day of October in the pre-
sent year. _ _

Sect. 40.—And in lieu of the 2911 day of
August in the present year, being the day on which
the overseers are required by the said Acts to de-
liver to the h;gli constable the list of voters and
the statement of the number of persons objected to,
his Majesty, by and with the advice aforesaid, cloth
appoint the 29th day of September in the present
year.

Sect. 41.-And in lieu of the 15th day of Sep-
tember inclusive, and the 25th day of October in-
clusive, in the present year, being the days between
which the barrister s are by the said Act to hold
their Courts for the revising of the lists of voters,
his Majesty, by and with the advice aforesaid, doth
appoint the 15th day of October inclusive, and the
25th day of November inclusive, in the present year.
And his Majesty, by and with the advice afore-
said, in further pursuance of the power vested in his
Majesty by the said Act, cloth, so far as relates to
cities and boroughs, and places sharing in the elec-
tion therewith, order and appoint as follows; that
is to say :
Sect. 44.—1 n lieu of the last day of July in the
present year, on or before which the overseers are
by the said Act required to make out lists accord-
ing to the forms numbered respectively (I.) and
(2.) in the schedule (I.) to the said Act annexed,
his IVlajcsty, by and with the advice aforesaid, cloth
appoint the last day of August in the present year.
Sect. 46.—And in lieu of the last day of
July in the present year, being the day on or before
which the town clerks are required by the said
Act to make out a list of the freemen, his Majesty,
by and with the advice aforesaid, doth appoint the
last day of August in the present year.
Sect. 47.—And in lieu of the 25th day of Aug.
in the present year, being the day on or before which
eisons claiming to have their names inserted in the
list of voters, or objecting to persons whose names
have been inserted in such lists, are by the said Act
respectively required to give notices according to the
forms respectively numbered (4.) and (5.) in the
said schedule (I.), his Majesty, by and with the ad.
vice aforesaid, doth appoint the 25th day of Septet')
ber in the present year.
Sect. 47.—And in lieu of the two Sundays net
preceding the 15th day of September, in the pre -
sent year, being the days on which the overseel,

are required by the said act to lix, in the mann
therein me ntioLed, copies of the lists, according to
the form numbered (6.) and (7.) in the said se} e-
dule (I), and being the days on which the tow
clerks are also required by the said Act to fix, in
the manner therein mentioned, copies of the lis►s,
according to the forms numbered respectively (8.)
and (9.) in the said schedule (I.), his Majesty, by
and with the advice aforesaid, doth appoint the two
Sundays next preceding the 15th day of October in
the present year.

Sect. 47.:—And in lieu of the ten days next pre-
ceding the 15th day of September in the present
year, appointed by the said Act for the perusal of
the copies of the names of persons claiming and ob-
jected to, his Majesty, by and with the advice
aforesaid, doth appoint the ten days next preceding
the 15th of October in the present year.
Sect. 48.—And in lieu of the last day of July in
the present year, being the day on or before which
the returning officers of the City of London are by
the said Act required to issue precepts to the clerks
of the livery companies for the making out the lists
of freemen and liverymen, his Majesty, by and with
the advice aforesaid, doth appoint the last day of
August in the present year.
Sect. 48.—And in lieu of the 25th day of
August in the present year, being the day on or be-
fore which persons claiming to have their names
inserted in any list of freemen and liverymen in the
City of Londcn, or objecting to any persons as not
being entitled to be inserted in any such list, are
required by the said Act to give notices according
to the forms respectively numbered (1.) and (3.)
in the schedule (K.) annexed to the said Act, his
Majes.y, by and with the advice aforesaid, doth ap-
point the 25th day of September in the present
year.

Sect. 48.—And in lieu of the two Mondays next
preceding the 15th day of September in the pre-
sent year, by the said Act appointed for fixing on
the Guildhall and Royal Exchange of the City of
London the list according to the form numbered
( 2.) in the said schedule (K.), his Majesty, by and
with the advice aforesaid, doth appoint the two
Mondays next preceding the 15th day of October
in the present year.
Sect. 48.—And in lieu of the ten days next pre-
ceding the 15th day of September in the present
year, appointed by the said Act for the perusal of
the copy of the names of persons claiming as free-
men and liverymen, his Majesty, by and with the ad-
vice aforesaid, cloth appoint the ten days next pre-
ceding the 15th day of October in the present year.
Sect. 50.—And in lieu of the 15.11 day of Sept.
inclusive, and the 25th day of October inclusive,
in the present year, being the days between which
the Barristers are by the said Act to hold their Courts
for revising the lists of voters for cities and boroughs,
his Majesty, by and with the advice aforesaid, doth
appoint the 15th day of October inclusive, and the
25th day of November inclusive, in the present year.
And his Majesty, by and with the advice afore-
said, in further pursuance of the power vested in his '
Majesty by the said Act, doth, both as to counties,
yidings, parts, and divisions of counties, and as to
cities and boroughs, and places sharing in the election
therewith, order and appoint as follows; that is to
say:—

Sec. 51.—1 n lieu of the first day of June and the
last day of July in the present year, being the days
between which the overseers are by the said Act
empowered to inspect or make extracts from any
duplicate or tax assessment, his Majesty, by and
with the advice aforesaid, cloth appoint the twelfth
day of July and the last day of August in the pre-
sent year.

And in lieu of the twenty-fifth day of October in
the present year, being the day after which no ad-
journed Court can be held by any barrister under
the said Ace, his Majesty, by and with the advice
aforesaid, doth appoint the twenty-fifth day of No-
vember in the present year.
Sec. 54.—And in lieu of the last day of October
in the present year, being the day on or before which
the clerk of the peace is by the said Act required to
cause the list of voters for h's respective county, or
for the riding, pa rts,or division of his county, to be
copied into a book, and to complete and deliver such
book as in the said Act is directed, and being, also the
play on or before which the returning officer for eves y
city or borough is by the said Act required to cause
the lists of voters for such city or borough to be
copied into a book, and completed, as in the said
Act is directed, his Majesty, by and with the advice
aforesaid, doth appoint the Ist day of December in
the present year.
_ _ _

Sect. 54.—And in lieu of the last day of October
in the present year, being the day from and after
which every book so to be completed as aforesaid is
by the said Act directed to be in force as the re-
gister of electors, his Majesty, by and with the advice
aforesaid, Goth appoint the first day of December in
the present year as the day from and after which
every such book so to be completed as aforesaid
shall be deemed the register of the electors to vote,
after the end of the present Parliament, in the choice
of a Member or Members to serve in Parliament at
any election which may take place after the first day
of December in the present year, and before first
day of November in the year 1833.