The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-18 00:00:00

CARLISLE ELECTION.

• The whole of the Lowther agents had been put in requi-
sition on Saturday and Sunday, and by the time the p(:11
opened their dependents and servants were ready on the
ground; Whitehaven turned out its host, Kendal sent its
driblets, and from every quarter where they bad the least
influence it was exerted to the utmost to swell the numbers.
All went on quietly till four o'clock, when the poll closed,
and the numbers stood as follows:

For Sir W. Scott..

535

For H. Aglipnby, Ecq

Sir William shortly addressed the crowd, but in so low
a tone, and amidst so much noise, that but little of what
he said was beard.

Mr. Aglionby addressed the freemen in a long and an
mated speech, in which he dwelt with much force on tl

system of bribery and corruption resorted to on the other
side, and highly complimented the freemen for the spirit,
zeal, and independence they had shown, as well as for
their peaceable conduct.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
Lord Gardner, from Berks ; the Earl of Powis, in Berkeley-
square, from his scat, Walcot, Salop; Major and Mrs. Thornton,in Orchard-street, from Bath ; Mr. and Mrs. Parker, in Harley-
street, from Brighton ; Mrs. and Miss Vane, in Gloucester_
place, 'from Cornwall; Major Wilmot, in Pall-mall, from
Rochester; Mr. and Mrs. Dickenson, in Conduit-street, from
Bath ; Major Fitzgerald, in Mount-street, from Lisbon ; Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon, in Welbeck-street, from Boroughbridge, in
Yorkshire; Mr. and Miss Ellison, in Wimpole-street, from
Salisbury ; Mr. Heatheote, in Piccadilly; Mr. and ,Miss Daw_
son, in the Regent-street, from Brussels ; Sir Wm. and Lady
Cooper and family, in Mansfield-street, from Brighton; M.
Wyvill, Esq. M.P. at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from
York ; Lord Bradford, at Stevens' Hotel; Clifford-street ; Sir
George and Lady Shee, at Crawley's Hotel (late Cook's), Albe-
marle-street, from Dowager Lady Shee's seat in Herts ; Lord
Killeen, at Gould's Hotel,Jermyn-street, from Ireland ; Colonel
Houghton and family, at ditto, from a tour; the Earl of Ux-
bridge and family, at Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from
Beau Desert, Staffordshire; Joseph Neeld, Esq. at ditto, from
Brighton ; J. Galloway, Esq. and Edward Lalor, Esq. at the
Royal Hotel, St. James's-street, from Ireland ; Mr. Fraser, at
ditto, from Mexico.

CHANGES.
Lord and Lady Stafford and family, from Thomas's Hotel, for
Cossey Hall, Norfolk ; the Duke of Manchester, for Kimbolton
Castle; the Countess of Aberdeen, fur Brighton; Sir Gilbert
Heathcote Bart. and Lady Heathcote, from Langham-place, for
Leicestershire; Major and Mrs. Barham, from Lyme Regis, in
Dorsetshire, for Bath; Colonel and Lady Elizabeth Steele, from
Upper Brook-street, for Ramsgate ; Lord and Lady Kilmaine,
from Thomas', Hotel, to their house in Park-lane; Lord and
Lady Kennedy, from the Royal Hotel, for Scotland ; Sir John
and Lady Douglas and family, from ditto, for Paris ; Sir Comp-
ton Doraville, Bart. from ditto, for Bath ; G. Stewart, Esq.
from ditto, for the Continent; Sir Henry Langton Best, Bart.
from Gould's Hotel, Jermyn.street, for Brussels; Sir • Charles
Saxt,n, Bart. from the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, for his
seat in Berks ; Charles F. Berkeley, Esq. from Joy's Grand Hotel,
Covent-garden, for his residence, Melton Mowbray, Leicester.
shire.

The Duke of Cumberland left his residence it
the King's Palace, St. James's, about eleven o'clock rester.
day morning, for his Majesty's Palace at Windsor, on a nisi'
to the King for a few days.

The Earl of Aberdeen had an interview yes,
terday with the Duke of Wellington, at the Treasury.

Earl Bathurst visited the Duke of Welling-
ton and the Earl of Aberdeen yesterdly, at their respective
offices.

Viscount Melville is confined to his residence
in the Admiralty, by a severe cold, accompanied with in-
flammation.

The Mediterranean mail, which arrived yes-
terday morning, brought despatches to the Colonial-office
from the Hon. General Ponsonby, the Lieutenant-Governor
of Malta, and from Sir G. Don, the Lieutenant-Governor
of Gibraltar.

Mr. Cantini, an Italian messenger, was sent
off oh Monday night with despatches for the Right Hon.
Stratford Canning, and also for the Right Hon. Sir Fre-
derick Adam, the Lord High Commissioner of the
lonian 'slag.

The Countess of Aberdeen has left town for
Brighton.

The Marquis of Lansdowne entertained a
distinguished party, at dinner yesterday, at Lansdowne
House.

M. de Beausset, Archbishop of Aix, who
died recently, bequeathed his heart to the Jesuits. The
will was w►itten with his own hand. His Encyclopedia,
lorses, and carriages, are all left to tl►e seminary of his

iocese.

The Marquis of Chandos, it is said, declined
being. Mr. Peel's opponent at Oxford, by the fear lest, in
resigning his seat for Buckinghamshire, that, which has
been an heir-loom in his family, should have been lost.

- On Wednesday the 11th inst. H. lJolroyd,
Esq. was called to the Bar by the Honourable Society of
Gray's Inn.

We understand the election for the Univer-
sity of Oxford will certainly take place on Thursday, the
26th instant.

REPRESENTATION OF OXFORD.--WC are
requested to contradict, in the most direct and positive
terms, a mischievous rumour, which has been industriously
circulated, that it is not the intention of Sir R. H. Inglis
to stand the result of a pall for the representation of the
University of Oxford. His Committee deny that the re-
port has been justified either by the character of their can-
didate or by the zealous approval which his nomination has
elicited, as well from the resident as from the non-resident
masters of the University.—Morning Paper.

ALDERMAN BERESFORD ROBBED OF HIS
GOLD WATCH BY A BRUNSWICKER ! !—OD Fridaj night,
the banditti who formed the great body of the Orange
meeting at Tyrone-house, in the course of their perambu-
lations, stopped for a short time in Grafton-street, near
College-green, where they gave three cheers for Dr. Charley
Boyton, and three for Dr. Tommy Magee.—When these
had terminated, Alderman John Claudius Beresford having
appeared amongst them, ,he and the Leather Aprons of
Derry were equally honoured; and an attempt was made to
chair'' the most eloquent man in the city," which he gently
resisted. However, on parting with him, an.l while they
were in the act of groaning Wellington and Peel, one of the
loyal mob contrived to rob the Alderman of his gold watch,
valued at twenty guineas ! ! !—Dublin afoining Register.

The following is Lord Anglesea's answer to
the Cavan Address:—" I acknowledge, with a heart full
of gratitude, the expression of unfeigned regret addressed
to me by the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Clergy, and Land-
holders of the county of Cavan, upon my removal from
Ireland. The high value that is attached to my humble
services by so respectable a body, is a most gratify ing re-
quital for toy anxious solicitude and zealous exertions to
advance the true interests of the Crown by securing the af-
fections of the people. lam warmly :militated by the ines-
timable advantage about to be conferred upon the unpile.
I hail it with joy, and I offer you my cordial congratula-
tions on the fair prospect it opens of prosperity and happi-
ness to Ireland. I fully appreciate the assurance of at-
tachment and esteem that I daily receive from its generous
and warm-hearted people, and I pray them to believe that
it is responded from a heart devoted to their interests.

HIAMBURGIT,FEB. 10.—The frost continues
with great severity, with the wind at N.N.E. A thaw
commenced at Pillau on the 26th ult. with S.E. wind.
AMSTERDAM, FEB. 13.—1 t commenced
thawing last night, and continues.'

HELVOET, FEB. 13.—The thaw Continues,
and the ice is fast decreasing.

On Thursday evening, Miss Paton, accom-
panied by Lords William and George Lennox, visited the
lloyai Amphitheatre. They sat in the proprietor's box.—
Liverpool Albion.

One million pounds weight of tobacco were
grown and consumed in Ireland last year, by which the
''evenue was defrauded of 1.50,000 L— Carlow Morning

Sir Humphrey Phineas Davie, Bart. of Creedy
House, near Crediton, has been appointed High Sheriff of
Devonshire for the ensuing year; and we feel happy in
having to congratulate the county on the appointment to
this important office of an individual ranking so high in
general es ti tio n . —Exeter Alfred.
SINGULAR FACT.—Last week, some fine
large haddocks were purchased at Nairn, and on opening
them, in the body of one was found part of a newspaper
(outlining intelligence from Ireland ! The paper was neatly
rolled up, and was most probably thrown overboard some
vessel, and swallowed by the voracious haddock.—.Edia-
liaryl4 Paper.

THIRD DAY-MONDAY, FEB. 16.
When I sent off my hurried letter on Saturday night, 1
mentioned that all was then quiet. The threats of the
:Mayor to commit any of the bludgeon-men who could he.
identified, appears to have intimidated the party, for on
Saturday evenin a Fart of the ruffians were discharged.—
.This morning was ushered in by the usual paradings of the
different bands about tie streets, and polling commenced
at nine o'clock.