The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-14 00:00:00

WORCESTER.

The due course of things' appears to have been suspended in
this City, which never exhibited so bustling a scene as it does at
the present moment, in consequence of the Election ; the, friends
of the contending parties are equally sanguine, 'and the struggle is
a Mose one. Many of the voters of Mr. Griffiths, (the Loyal end
Independent Candidate), have met with rough treatment by the
'opposing party, having their carriages stopped, and prevented ar-
riving at the Poll. The tug of war' is e►itirely behvien Colonel
Davies and Mr. Griffiths ; it is, however; the general opinion, that
the latter and Mr. Robinson will be returnee!, through the num-
bers are at present against Mr. ti. &OM the eirerimstiiiice of 'hie
never having canvassed a vote till the polling bad comnienced. •
• State of Tuesday's Poll at 8 o'clock—Robinson) 'i59.--DaViea,
1 9ti—Griffiths, 1 ti 4. •

SUDBURY, Jorse U. - ,
The contest for this borough, witieh promised to he very se-
vere, is in fact, terminated in a manner the most extraordinary.
I informed you in my last of the disappointment which great num-
bers of respectable persons experienced, by Mr. Rotch's neglect-
ill 'to keep his time (six o'clock on Friday evening.) The ex-
ruse watt, that he waited at Ilford several hours, becense he would
not deprive Mr. Lennart', the candidate for Mahlon, of the use
of a tingle pair of horses, thus supporting MI. Lennart' against
the other
,gandidates, who advocated the game principles as Mr.
. Rotel' himself: this excuse weakened Ills muse very much. on
it soon spread inall .1." 711"1".
Saturday afternoon, when the out-voters arrived; it WAS of eyed
that the friends of Wilk* and %frond were active among tile
brit no effort woe made on behalf of Roteh, as it sinc., appe4rs 701;
went of meant,. on, Suntley morning all the -four candid tie
attended di ine service; about Ave o'clock the report %V li'
.lreCtign
alias "Plumb-pudding .lack, as he calls himself, and . liks'
universally, caikti, wilt lit at the beef the poll. ' !".1 ii *la"
,117;,1.rtalamtetdR,!,.011,414Wiclans4ritriiittaveaoyminlot
be
doeribed., ,
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w.
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RFADING, SecoNn DAY, J wk iq
ilOUllitei severe o'clock this mornit4/. thu..i: 13. .
usu.,' election for this borough recortin-. ..,,' bustle 131 the eatt'''
resumed at nine o'clock, and the husiiieraa he polling Wes
until half-past ten o'clOtli;' when th-e-7 went on with regularity
cowl dnel debeebry°eett :rrort:Ptthel It::: het iPo:lisi i Iwlrt's . raecidge tikde-
area of the Lail becalms a *eerie of great commotion, which int
t into requisition the civil ia.. '
, Ix (Timm n
~, e tronee. ri.ng
.partieana, and all that
tirria'thel 3rtsielaulYefie. t 6a-mAtlientghbaeutthe
could bel -heard'. was
each other with of • the rioters themselves . atio and recrimination
vhwat*YiWnit ;h
ittilleittbleluoesf tulle aglTiet
orange asitthe
...„_ having or.igiturted the battle; and the
ell elk*
nsi:adbe:iiitythargaini

Touring to fir upon each otheet aettionit-of the hues of the ghne,
ing reflection, the tints of which were pretty evenly shed upon
their respective Wooers. fact was, that some of the
Spence and Wakefield party had possession of the entrance to the
immediate avenue which the Mayor had provided for the accom-
modation of all the electors to pass up to the hustings, and were
determined to maintain so advantageous a post. The constables
were. loudly called upon to Preserve.the avenues from obstruction,
an order which some of them very reluctantly obeyed.
Every hour displays a fluctuation in the state of the poll.

State of the poll it four o'clock this day (Tuesday).
Mr. Mon& - - 174 Mr. Spence - - 181
I
Mr. Palmer - - 154 Mr. Wakefield - - 181
The election is not expected to terminate before Thursday or
Friday evening, some say even Saturday. A good deal of local
excitement prevails in favour. uf the old members, and the canyao
is conducted with great spirit ana activity.

ROCHESTER, Tussnar, Ftvi P.M.
The poll has just closed—
Dundas - - 810
Bernal - - - 161
Armstrong 146
The deficiency of the latter wag owing to a press of Mr. Ber-
nal's party, at the closing of the poll for the day, for the Generals
resources seem powerful, and his measures well organised• To-
morrow will be a trying day ; and a probability does exist, that,
when Mr. Dundee is perfectly secured, the purples v 41111511 a
powerful predeliction for the pinks. The contest is very Ani-
mated, and the fate of the blues problematical.

CHICHESTER, TVESDAY.
The election for the Members to represent this city in Parlis._
.
ment proceed, in a way which must gratify every wellwisher °I
his king and country.
Yesterday the poll exhibited a triumphant majority in favour of
Lord George Lennox, and the numbers would have been still
higher had not Sir Godfrey's indefatigable friend,
Mr. Cullen,
objected to the votes of the non-resident freemen being reFei"l'
It will he seen by the state of the poll this day, that hir. Poynts
has gained considerably on his opponent, and there is every rea-
son to believe that the poll of to-morrow will deride the election
in his favour.
Lord George Lennox
Mr. Poyntx
Sir Godfrey Webster

817
28
286

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.
The state of the poll at the close on Toes*,
June
Attorney-General - 329 Mr. Banks -22 i
Lord Palmerston - 237 I Mr. Goulbuin
nun
The Attorney-General's Coittee most earnestly request the
attendance of every member of the Semite. the 10101

• 0 X FOil D.
Stratton,. Esq. signed. by.,562 freeholders, inviting him to stand
for this county. Mr. Stratton has obeyed the call,
Covierr--A requisitiOn has been presented to George Fred.
employed in carivataing the freeholders. The election comnourry
on Friday next. The nomination takes place to-morrow. r
CITY—The election for Oxford City is not likely to pails °v
so quietly as was expected. A third candidate has started in the
person of J. H, Langston, Esq. who lost the borough of i
Wood-
stock the other day by a few votes. Win. H. Hughes, Eigl' *11(
J. J. Lockhart, Esq. must be considered the favourites; but Mr.
k
Langton's great popularity and property in the county mustlino a very formidable rival.
and it busily'

STATE OF THE POLLS.

BARNSTAPLE.

Hodgson - - 401
Alexander - - 377
Nolan . 126
Two former Elected.
BEVERLEY.

LYNN. 199
Walpole - 114
Bentinek -
104
Folk,. - "

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MALDON.
140
Winn - - 110
Leonard, Nap -
I 090
Dick • - ' -
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221
t:5741 1
Itancliffe - - '796
Wright - -
OXFORD.
229
Atr. Langston -
Mr. Lockhart - '217
:Mr. thigh... .. IS6

Stewat t - - 1030
1141i-69,in - • tisll/
liartun - • . 686

BERWICK.
Bereafunl 60
Blake - - '5B
(Ilailaton'te - • - - 86
. . .BONTON.

I reatheopa
Ilulrcjw 312
Wilke 243
11111DGNOHT
Whitmore - - 466.
Whitmore - - 31.0
Ludlow - - Is 2
13HISTOL.

Davis - 2915
Protheroe - 1572
Bright - - 1411
CANIBBIDGEUNIVERSITY
Attorney General - 329
Palmerston - 287
Bankes - - 222
Goulburne - - 203