The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-12 00:00:00

THE REGISTRATION.--(THIS DAY)

CITY OF WESTMINSTER. f
The Barristers appointed to revise the Register of
Voters for .Westminster, (Messrs. TAMLYN and CRAM)
sat this morning at the Guildhall:
Some considerable time was consumed in receiving the
several lists from the overseers.

(Before Mr. CRAIG.)
This Learned Gentleman having retired to another room?
commenced with the list for St. Martin's parish.
Mr. Le Breton appeared as agent for the Liberal
terest, Mr. George Rawlings for the Tories.
The COURT first took the list of claims. The first name
was that of Henry William Bannister.
Mr. Rawlings first objected that there was no proof of
the claim having been signed by Mr. Bannister ; for ail
they knew, it might have been put in without his knowledge•
Mr. CRAIG overruled the objection—the name was Pu
up on the church door, and was a notice to all the world:
it was for the objector to disprove the prima facie case'
made out by the agent for the claimant. It was thl
proved that the claimant was rated at 301., and had paid
rates before the 20th July.
Some bystanders having interfered with the witnesses,
Mr. CRAIG complained of the want of proper attendance
of persons to preserve order in the Court—he would do all
in his power to do so himself, but if he failed he would at
once break up the Court.
Mr. Rawlings contended that it ought to be proved
that the claimant had paid his King's taxes. He had net
the power of enforcing the attendance of the Collector--7ti?
Barrister had the power, and he trusted he would put it 10
force.
Mr. CRAIG laid it down as a rule that where it did 11°1'
appear in the evidence that the claimant was assessed to the
King's taxes, he could not be called upon to prove that he
had paid them in time, and though there was no doubt be,
had the power to have the attendance of all collectors °I
taxes, he must have some good reason laid before him before
he would give them so much trouble.
Air. Rawlings then applied for time to bring forward,
evidence, as he found by some extracts from the books, duo
a person of the same name as the claimant was in arrear.
Mr. CRAIG said he should have been prepared. The nee
must be put on the list. The name of Walter Barwell wes
put on the list unuer similar circumstances, he was als°
supported by Mr. Le Breton.

SIIIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

(FROM LLOYD'S.) .
DEAL, OCT. 10 AND 11.--Wind N. N. W.—The - d
Liam Fisher, Holmes, for Africa ; Sultan, Read, ell
Mina, Mayse, for Waterford ; Waterlily, Rubic, for 11''
meri ; Iris, Cuddy, and Courier, Smith, for Belfast; Ty'
liams, Williams, for Cork--several of which are put be
and remain in the Downs. Arrived from the River and sailed;
the Susan, Neatley, for Sidney; Lord Byron, Trickey,r
Sidney ; Jane, Bullock, for Oporto ; Haidee, Kenny, for
vannah ; Naples packet, —, for Naples; Helen Mar, Ke
for Boston ; Maria Watson, Estley, for Sidney ; Narre,.l.ll.
Lucas, for New York ; James Pattison, Cromartie, "
Sidney ; Sampson, Chadwick, for New York ; Recover/ ;
Johnson, for New South Wales; Alarm, Harrington, d'
Lisbon ; Governor, Corney, for Cork ; Royal Tar, Synl°,ll,.'
for Santander; Alert, for Whitehaven—and remains, the Da-
zabeth, Cuttrell, for Sidney.
ape
RAMSGATE, OCT. 11.—Arrived the Resolution, Angel,
Martha Pope, Jones, from Waterford ; Elizabeth, Winter, an
Ann, White, from Dublin ; Zorilda, Craft, from 9'11;
Thomas, Williams, from Limerick; William Allen, Wilila?„,;'
and Maria, Hurtable, from Sligo; and Sprightly, Nevir""'
frpm Malaga.
SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Elvira, Fliness'
from Dantzic.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT., 10.—Wind W. S.W. ;
very squally. •
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 9 AND 10, Wind N. W.—Arrived the St'
Austin, Priaulx. from Malaga.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 9.--Wind S. W. to N. W., strong breeze:
and squally ; 10, N. W. to N. N. W., strong gales, with violet
squalls.—Arrived the Star packet, from Lisbon ; sailed nth iD
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Hannah, Campbell;
from Maranbam ; Josephine, Barrett, from New Yorkl S.
tana, Pratt, from Alicant ; Scipio, Wylie, from St. Pete
burgh ; and Amanda, Basseh, from Stettin. 1
SWANSEA, OCT. 10.—Wind W. N. W.--Sailed the Sallecute
Winter,
lago de Cuba. *-

The Douglas, Hardy, from London to Cowes, bound.l
Quebec, put back with damage, having been in contact Wit
the Ontario, from New York. •
The Trypheno, Roberts, from Port Afadock, towed in
masted ; bound to Colchester.
The Bashaw, from Liverpool, for Boston, bas put into • al,
mouth, with sails split and loss of spars. Sailed the Skylar
packet for the Brazil ; and Seagull packet, for Halifax.