The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-08 00:00:00

PRICES OF SHARES

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United Mexican Mining Com
Welch Iron and Coal Mining

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LONDON,
THURSDAY .EV.RNING, JUNE s,

The bustle of Election commenced in good earnest.
Yexterday, and a few days only will elapse before we
'Mill have it on all sides; in the City olLondon, the
Borough' of Southwark, the City of Westminster, and
• the County of:Middlesex. In the Borough, the first
proceedings yesterday were marked by the characte-
%tic delicacy, • and.'refinement of the party. The
speeches of Mr. CALVIERT and Sir ItmmitT WI LSON•
were eft:ivied 'to te'delivered with Out interruption, but
the Voice iheir opponent was of course drowned
by, the uproars oitheir votaries. The taste which Sir
11-contrur' evinced in his speech, • was not less refined
than that of his audience. He talked of independence,
the state of the country, his own cOndtict and princi-
ples, the Pope, Italy, .Liberty, the Jesuits, and the
Devil : declared: he would have no Tithes, Bishops,
Slavery, or Corn Laws .but that lie would Claim
three cheers-in approbation of his conduct, which were
°f course readily given. This sort of harangue natu-
rally placed him at the top of the first day's poll, be-
cause few decent people can venture to the hustings
through the mob, which on such an occasion is col-
, leeted. It is really to be regretted that a place, con-
, ,tain' ing the valuable property and respectable hilts-
, hitants which the Borough of Southwark can boast of,
should be likely again to he represented .by a man pro 7.
fessing such principles as Sir ROBERT WlLsow.
openly airowi':- who, in 'his 'Arai address to the electors,
declares his wish to subvert some of those institutions
of the country, Which, being engrafted on the Consti-
tution, it, will be his duty. as a Member of the LegiS--
latureto support. It is a practical answer to the well-
intentione4 of the advocate's of more extended privi-
leges of voting, that in all places, such as Southwark,
Preston, and the like, 'where, the right is. vested in
inhabitants paying scot and lot, men who profess their
hatred to the most sacred iustitutions of their country,
are those who are invariably chosen. Sir ROBERT
WILSON • and COBBETT will alike owe their election
to the profession of such principles.

Ths-lintes has of late been very prominent in at-

lath on Scotland. The Banking system of that
country give it occupation for some time ; ancito-clay
the system of the Representation has called forth its
?age. It heeMS very angry that there is no more
Party-feeling, "in that- self-satiffied,region." Now,
41 this ssme„.party feeling, riAtlf not :appear

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/40 plpabie a blessing, We were at a loss
t" gopos what
,abketfc;ff: the Times to the
`being seli.tat ii4e4 or satisfied any other
tbat &Awed : but, towards the and
ltur4\iiiiicie, 'we ascertained that he apprehends that
try., ,bwiptere—ittr of England areimpaired by its connexion