The Sun.
London, England, 1826-07-10 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
[RECEIVED THIS MORNING.
BOSSINNZY—G. R. Tunno, Esq. ; and J. S. Wortley, Esq.
KIRKCALDY—Sir R. Fergusson.
LOCHMABXN—Hon. W. K. Douglas.

SCOTLAND.
(From the Inverness Courier.)
INVERNESS DISTRICT or Brt ILG II S. --The election of the
Member of Parliament for this District of Burghs took place at
Fortrose on Monday last the 3d current, when Robert Grant, Esq.
of Lincoln's Inn, London, was unanimously elected.
EASTERN DISTRIST or BU ROHS. —The Ron. Alex. Duff,
brother to the Earl of Fife, was on Monday last elected Member
of Parliament for the Royal Burghs of Elgin, Cullen, Banff, and
Kintore.

ELECTION FOR TIDE NORTHERN EURGHL—The election of
the member of Parliament for this district, took place on the 3d
curt. at Wick, when Sir Hugh Jones, of Lochalsh and Cottonv,
Baronet, was re-elected for the fourth time by the unanimous
votes of all the Delegates. After his election, Sir Hugh was
chaired through the town ; and in the evening he entertained at
dinner, the delegates and a very large party of friends, all of whom
were gratified by the kindness of the worthy Baronet, and the
manner in which he had uniformly conducted himself towards
every individual connected with the Northern Burghs.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

RACES Ti
July 11
1!./

Preston .
Wells ....
Bridgnorth
Kingston
Ipswich
Cheltenhoun
Knutsford

'0 COME.

Goodwood August 1S
Dorchester
Stockton
Burton-upon. Trent
Burderop 92
Swaffham 93
Stourbridge
Abingdon
Egham
Aberdeen - 90
Warwick Sept. 5
Pontefract s
Taunton a
Lichfield
Midland, Pontefract l2
Rotherham
Northampton
Tewkesbury l4
Donwster IS
Margate ea
Leicester
Walsall
Brecon ..
Newmarket Oct. 9
Richmond 3
Caledonian Hunt 3
Perth
Northallerton I!
Newmarket ls
Newmarket SO

Derby l5.
Chelmsford
Yarmouth 25
Southampton
Salisbury
Stroud and Minchinghampton 26
Wenlock
Brighton
Kendal August 1
Nottingham I
Worcester I
Blandlbrd
Rochester and Chatham 2
Lewes 2
Montrose 3
Winchester
York . 8
Newcastle, Staffordshire
Huntingdon a
Hereford
Weymouth
The Pottery lO
Wolverhampton l4
Oxford

NEWCASTLE RACES.-..FRIDAY, JULY 7.

The Town Plate of 100 sovs., for all ages. Heats, Two miles and
a distance.
Sir ➢T. W. Ridley's b. f. Fleur de Lis
Mr. Stephenson's br. c. by Walton -
Gen. Sharpe's b. e. Canteen
Mr. Peek's b. h. Don Antonio
-4 to 1 on Fleur de Lis.—Won easy.

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2 dr

NEWMARKET JULY MEETING.
NRIVIIARTUT, SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
The July Meeting commences to-morrow, and although recent
events have created apprehensions in many that the sport would
be prejudicially affected, we can venture to assert that as far as it
depends on the Nobleman and Gentlemen of the Jockey Club, there
will not be any defalcation, as they are resolved to preserve, as
well to this as to future meetings, that character of superiority
which has so long attached to them.

The betting on the July Stakes has been very interesting. Mr.
Wyndham's horse (Cricketter) is backed to a large sum, partly
owing to the favourable reports which have been received respect-
ing him, and partly to the known excellence of his breed ; in-
deed, the Wyndham stud has been fortunate for the last year, and
bids fair to rival the celebrated one of his Grace of Grafton.—
Many of the Derby and Oaks horses are in that stakes; if they
come out, a certain criterion will be afforded for subsequent en-
gageinests on those stakes. For the information of those not on
the spot, we subjoin the latest odds on the July and St. Leger
Stakes :

JULY.

6 to 1 apt Cricketer
f► to it apt Sprite

9 to ! apt Catgut
8 to I apt Pawn, jun.
10 to I api any other.
ST. LECICIL
to 2 agat Belzoni 90 to 1 apt Fanny
to 9 apt Bedlannte 80 to I apt Buxton
to 1 apt Pirate 28 to 1 apt The General
to 1 apt Crtsaitder RS to 1 apt Barefoot
to 1 apt The Dragon 33 to 1 agat Mac Adam
35 to I apt any other.

PORTER.

The following is a statement of the quantity of Porter brewed
n London, by the eleven first houses for the last two years, end-
ng the sth July, 1825, and the sth of July, 1826 :--
YEAR RN mai
July 5, MU

IVRAIk exustoo
July 5, 1936.

Barclay, Perkins, and Co
Truman, Hanbury, and Co
Whitbread and Co.
Reid and Co
Combo, Deisticld, and Co.
Henry kleux and Co.
Calvert. and Co.
Hoare and Co.
Taylor and Co
Elliott and Co
Campbell and Co.

.0 rrelr.
357,4.93
913,7(10
203,842
1900251
144,743
1411,d40
lost2oei
mt,fiss
59,1.31
61,005
19,380

Barrels.
380.180
111,621
209,070
172,400
139,385
100,149
100,196
08,156
62,423
50,310)
11,778

THF, MARKETS.

CORN-EXCHANGE.—(Tins DAY).
Last week's arrivals are small, and there is but a moderate
supply fresh up to this morning's market. Fine samples of Wheat
sell at Si triffling advance, but other' sorts are in little demand at.
last Monday's prices. Barley, notwithstanding the short supply,
and the repbrts from the country markets of a rise in this article
of from 3s. to ss. per quarter, is in very little demand; what
few samples went off were at last Monday's prices. Beans and
Pease are not so brisk as on this day se'nnight, though we cannot
note any decline. Oats are held at high prices, which have been
given in very few cases. Flour remains as last quoted.

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Forely

ARRIVALS or LAST WEIN.

Wheat. Harley. Malt. Usti. ]hint. Fem. Flour.
Ra Or.. Ore. !.9,Pi igi Td' ttt
........ ~,,,,, ...... .... ......
__. ___ 1,871 184 70 ......

ti 00.5

Wheat, lied (old)
White (old)
Raj (18.0)

..4. +4.
....11. .--41.
4&. Mg.

1, Small (new) 44e.
(old)
.......,....„Tick (new)
(old) 4oe.
............................. ....5,
•«.—.Harrow (new) 44.
... ...—... (old)
Brink
Oats, Feed ....5. Ito.
Fine
—. Poland Us.
Potato Fine Mk
.—....ins•
Fine ...
Scotch
Flour (per sack)
Seconds 434.
B North Country
lb.
ran

- - Ant
Superfine .)& ON.
........... White (1895)
.................. Fine .,.. sfis. 60s.
- Superfine ttle. (kb.
Rye (new) Sile. 355.
Barley 26s 30e.
.0.--...—Flne (new) 214. 325.
Superfine 33 355.
Malt 5Ol Me.
Fine iiis 60s.
Peaae, Grey (new)
...............Maple (new)
—.......White (new) ..
........../loilers 42a. 48..

,111,1uTpHplFyloEfLBeD
Hearts
ETI
limited, that tof Day.)
other
This daSy
moderately good ; Beef, Mutton, and Lamb, commanded a tolerable
ready sale, at about 24. per stone, beyond Friday's quotations.
but in the price of Veal and Pork there wee no visible altera-
tion-Coarse and
inferior Sheep and Beasts producing from
2s. Bd. to 84. Od. ; second quality Sheep and Busts, se, ed.
to 3e. 64. ; prime coarse-woolled Sheep, Se. ed. to 6r. I°4l' ;
prime large oxen, Ss. Brl. to 411. Od. ; primmt South Dowsk
Wethers, 4s. 04. to 4s. 24. ; prime Scots, So'. 4.. 24. to
" 64. a few, perhaps, 4s. Bd. ; large Lambs, as, 10d. to 4s. 4d. ;
prime small Lambs, be. 04. to 56. 64. ; bur "Arsee C11,14§
Se. 4d. to Ss. 10d. ; Calves of from JO to 16 stun, each, if
white in the flesh. and otherwise climplete, U. 44. to 41. Rd.
large Hoge, 51. 24. to Ss. 64, ; and noes small Porkers, 44. 44.
to 4s. Bd. per stone of Sibs. to sink the effete. Suckling Calves;
which ran small, and were numerous, from 10s. to Bps. • and
quarter-old store Pigs, 10s. to 14*. each.---Supply, as per dark.,
statement
Boasts, tit,cop i. amtxt. I Calves. pv.
1,316 I 2'4.*
310

--NEW—G—ITIE AND LEADENIIALL MARKETS.
(At per stone, by the Carcass.)
Beef, from 2s, lOti. to 48. 2d. ; Mutton, Zs. Bd. to 3s. lOd. ;
Lamb, se. t 4.1. to 58. Od. ; Veal, 3s. 4d. to 4s. sd, ; sad Pork,
Bs. 6d. to ss. Od.