The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-28 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. Sergeant Wrime has, been invited to be.
come a candidate for the representation of Exeter.
The current report in Staffordshire k, that
Lord Bandon (son of the,Earl of Harrowby)
wilt
otter himself for the representation of the county.
Mr. Benyon retires from Stafford, on account of
his age and infirmities; 4there is said to be an
intention to invite Mr. Camplwljo the barrister,
to stand fur the borough. At Newcastle.uiliier-
.Lyme, Mr. Wilmot -Horton is considered as se.
cure, fur be stanch well with all parties. We.
understand that no opposition is expected against
`4. Peel interest at Tumworth.
'kEPREIENTATION OP TRINITY' COM.EGE, DUD-
Croker has, we understand,. signified
,s intention of contesting the University, upon
elevation of Mr. Plunkett.
CA ur.ow Et.ccrtost.. —The High Sheriff's no-
tice convenes the county for Thursday, the 6th
of April next, for the election of a Member in
Parliament, in the room of the present Lord
Downes. The only- Address to the electors is
that of Mr. Kavanagh, who will, it is supposed,
fill the vacant seat..

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BANK (ONG LAND ACCOM MODATION

We have be en favoured with a perusal of a
correspondence relating to a negociation on be-
half of a number of fancy woollen cloth manu-
facturers, in the town end neighbourhood of
Huddersfield, for an advance of money, on secu-
rity of stock, &c. &c, out of the fund of three
millions, appropriated to die yeller of trade and
commerce, by the Bank of England. The gen-
tlemen deputed to negociate this business waited
upon the Bank Committee in London, by ap•
pointment, on the 15th of March instant, and,
after stating to them the situation of the parties,
it was agreed to grant the accommodation re-
quired, which was to the amount of 11,000/.—
At the same tune the Bank Directors expressed
their wish that a committee should be formed in
liuddersfield, selected from the most respectable
gentlemen of the town,under whose superintend-
ence the money should be distributed and the
securities taken. Four Gmilkmen answer-
log this description were accordingly mentioged
for the purpose, and letters were addressed to
two of them on the subject, requesting that they
would communicate with the other gentlemen,
and render the town and neighbourhood a ser-
vice, which '
at this crisis, would be so beneficial,
by undertaking the office. In the correspondence
on the subject it was explained, that the goods
deposited as security should be to double the
amount of the money ad ; that they should
be under the controul of the Committee till the
oan was repaid, with the special permission to
,he manufacturers to have an opportunity of show-
ng the goods, and selling any part of them, and
taking them away, on paying a ratenble amount to
the Committee, the loan in the first instance to be
for four months, with a power of renewal if neces-
sary. Before this arrangement could be completed,
it was of course necessary that the consent of the
gentlemen named to form the committee should
be obtained, and their answer was expected in
London with- some impatience. On Monday
morning that answer arrived, and was to the
enact—that however willing they might he, in
such a time as this, to do any thing in their power
for the accommodation of the public, they did
not feel either competent to judge of the value
of any goods that would have to be deposited for
tite requisite ad (particularly articles of
such an uncertain value us fancy goods), nor
should they wish in any way to be responsible to
the Bank Committee for the parties named in
the list, most of whom were quite unknown to
them ; they must therefore beg to decline inter-
fering in this matter. On these grounds the HP•
gociation for establishing a local committee failed,
but wu hear Mut steps are taking to obtain foto.
.her committee, and it is probable, thai if the
nanufacturers act with discretion and prompti.
:ode, an advance of 50,0001. may be had front
.he. Bank Fund for their use. We learn further,
that the disposition manifested by the Bank of
England, to afford accommodation in this way, is
roost ; and that in any of the ovm.
factoring districts of the kingdom, where it is
wanted, assistance may be had, under such regu-
lations es will secure the repayment to the Bank,
and most effectually advance the interests of the
ratie.—(Leads Mercury.)

The

AnoucTlON.—By Statute 3, Henry VII. c.
it is enacted, that if any person shall, for lucre,
take any woman, being maid, widow, or wife,
and having- substance either in goods or lands,
or being heir opporent to her ancestors, contrary
to her will ; and afterwards she be married to
such misdoer, or by his consent to another, or de.
filed ; such person, his procurers and abettors,
and such us knowingly receive such woman, shall
be deemed principal felons ; and by 39 Eliz. c.O,
Cie benefit of clergy is token away from all such
felons, who shall be principals, procurers, or
accessories before the fact.

Sor.nteit's Fes enAL.—The gay display made
by the holiday folks yesterday, in Hyde-park,
was contrasted by the solormt procession of a sal.
dier's funeral. The deceased, a private in the
Blues, was attended to his last quarters by a nu-
merous body of comrades, carrying their arms re-
versed. Upon the lid of the coffin was laid the sword
of the deceased unsheathed, and his helmet. His
horse followed with the boots,cloak,and equipmen
worn by his late rider. A party of men preceded
the body, and the rear also was composed of
military mourners. The Dead March gave strong
effect to thin ceremony, which was strictly mili-
tary. Having reached Bayswater, the eventful
history of a soldiers life was closed by the usual
discharge of three volleys over the grave.

Another NEST of Svirtrtnr,rns has heert dis-
covered in Mary-le-hone ; but bating been niP•
IA in the bud, their depredations have not been
ho extensive as those of Ireland and Co.