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

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Buoying Et.rmas—The approaching Election will afford us
an opportunity, nut only of mowing our real independence by
the free exercise of our elective franchisement*, but of securing
to ourselves the advantages of being represented by congenial
minds possessing talent and influence worthy our high local situa-
tion. It will also enable us successfully to make head against
and crush the expiring power of an obnoxious Junta, who, under
the mask of popular pretensiou, have for years past usurped a
prejudicial and degrading authority over the application of our
elective rights.
It will not be considered necessary in this stage of the business
to enter into a general review of the qualifications, conduct, and
pretensions, of the present members; virtually, the respectable and
wealthy portion of the City of Weetminster, have fur years past
disclaimed all connexion "therewith, and consetpiently having no
one to represent their interest and sentiment*, have been com-
pletely disfrauchised.
Even with those represented it,ir universally admitted, that on
the one hind, they have to complain of almost totorneylect, and
great insincerity in respect to important measures; on the other,
of that want of political consequence which can only he obtained
by the possession of great talents, the which we, the Electors of
the ancient and respectable City of Westmiuider, have a right to
expect as the characteristics of our Representatives.
To shake off this degrading thraldoin, and at once redeem our
loyal character and our right, by the free exercise of our elective
franc.hisemente, is worthy the most spirited exertions, particu-
larly when we reflect, that, in so doing, 'we shall cast off an
odious political disgrace, destroy t'he influence of faction ht the
city, set an example worthy of imitation in other place% and give
your votes the most convincing proofs of our sincere desire to sup-
port the liberal and enlightened views of the present Administra-
tion, With this view it is suggested, that a requisition, signed by a
preponderating number of the most reopectable and wealthy epee-
tors, shoold be immediately preptred and presented to that en-
lightened Statesman and distinguithed patriot the Right Hon.
George Ossining, inviting him to accede to his being put in no-
mination at the approaching election, to represent the City of
Westminster in Parliament; at the same time assuring him, that
such election shall he conducted without his personal intoference,
and wholly free from any time most expenec on his part,
—thus returning lion as our representative to the House of com-
mons by the free voice of the people, from admiration of great
talents, and in confirmation of their epproval of the liberal and
enlightened policy which, has marked the measures of Govern-
ment since his accession to his present office.
AN ELECTOR OP, WESTMINSTER.

MISSING.— A young gentleman, C. H. left him
house in Fetter-lane yesterday; he is 16 years of age, of a fair
complexion, light hair, and wile eyes; rather slender in person,
and about fire fe; eight inches high. Had on a puce-coloured
to rebuilt to his disconsolate
coat, black pantaloons, light marcella waistcoat, pink and white
him, sent to No. h, Fet-
ter-lane,chequered neckcloth, and Wellington hoots. Should this meet,
his eye, ke is requested ittnnedistoilf
will Callon that gentlemen,
rriell
ssvnidll abtC) gratefullyinfrldremii" rvertii"tsthe person who yesterday
took a receipt signed Ity iklesers. Greenwood end Co. to E. Chip-
pendale, Esq. Crane-court,he will con-
fer a particular favour. _-_------
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HAY MARKETS-o'mo DAv.)
(At per load of 36 truatteo.)
ST. ,4
wes._eoarse heavy Lowland Meadow 'Hay, from
2!. 10x, ;),. 10.. ; tine /Jona Meadow and Rye Gram Hay,
8,. Uhl. to 41. 15s. ; Clover Hay, 31. 10a. to /A I Os. ; Oat Straw,
IL IN. to 11. Its. ; Wheat Straw, I/. ley. to 1/. IN. Supply
moderate, trade very dull,
and prices stAtionary.
Sat 'run no.—e'oarae heavy Lowlaud Meadow flay, from
a Ioa. to 31. I Os. ; fine Upland Meadow and Rye Unto my,
31. 100. to 4/. RN.; clover Hay, generally, S/. 100. to bl. 54.;
extraordinary 4iint, Si. Itio. ; Oat Straw, 11. 10k. to 11. les. ;
Wheat Straw IL Ito. to I/. ltis. Supply good, trmla very dull,
and prices as on Saturday.