The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-18 00:00:00

TIitTIZSDAY JUNE 8, 18101.

EAST' INDIA 1101.75 E, .1u 17.

I)I4.3{SONS tviin are wiNing t get piy the F.,:->za
INDIA COMP NNY, at their I4ouse
st. eel, or their Warehouses, as may he required, with $OO
thaldrons el the best COAL% of the tollowlipet descriptions,
viz WELLING ,ti EA I'ON, KILLINGWORTH, and
11,;41T1U1IN MAIN, Pool Measure, may send in their Pro-
posals, sealed tip and addressed to the Coonnittee of the
!loose, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Ist:July next ; and
it 0,1 that day, before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, as no Tender
tei:l he received after that time. Not more than 40 Chaldrons
till he wanted till the end of August (allowing; though, ;if
it he the wish of the Contractoe,3so,Chillditsiss ,any he sent
inamein Rise- raid for as they -are dill erred.
Iht Tenders arF to specify the pliee at which it is proposed
to deliver each soft of Coal ; the price, are also to include
the whole of the.expence attending the delivery of the Coals,

. ,
N 6 Tender will be received but_ (run (.i! Merchants
posse qsint: Wharfs of, Establishments of their own, io or near
Lnntlop, neither. will any Tender be ialien into consideration,

unless the Address of the Party,.mak.nz it he lientioned
therein, and Le or at; Agent on his behalf be in attendance
upon the said Qtnuinittec, at the da,y- and ~hour abOve-

tnentiosied.

'JOSEPH DART; Sccretar

UitNERAI, ELECI'ION.

GLOUCF.STEII ELF-A:110N. . .
rrIE C 0 NI Mll'TEEtot CONDUCTING Mr.
COOPP.R's i.:LF.CTION meet dilly at the WHITn
HARM' TAVERN; HOLBORN, *where all Commun!catios
tending tt'secure that Gentleman's Return will be thankfully
received.
Post (iaises and otaer Carriages will he in constant at-
tendance at tile above:ra rem, to convey Mr. Cooper's Friends
to Glonceiter, where the earliest Application is pOrticularly
requested to be made.
The FiritAun eilot..!,rnces this day,`fuesday, I GI h Jas.i-et IST S.
Commtftee-Vrninik Hrtrt,
16th June, ISIB.

GLOUCESTER
jELECTI,OY, TUESDAY,
.lUNF. 16.
STATE of tin:FIRST. PAY'S POLL.

COOPER

fPIU
1 Divided Votes

W KB B

, \

101)
112

BERKELEY, -

DPliTi'dile7Vote; .1621} 163
1 Plumper -
Divided Votes 153 151

TOnt, NUMER POLLED 4'9

TO THE WORTHY AN!) INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF

LONDON.

nENTLEMENT,
pROM all accurate survey of the 'vantage
-a• ground reported to me by some diligent and active
Friends, I find it to he so completely pre-occupied, as to
leave my success doubtful on the Poll„notwithstaitding the
Oupterons iodividu el_ unsolicited promises I have received,
and the very generous and handsome reception I have tx-
peeteuced this day in your full Assembly at Guildhall. I.
must, therefore, veluctantly relinquish the hope- of being
placed the you in Parliament, for the want of that decided and
active sop-port vltich; by my past services and uniformity of
conduct fora long series of years, I had expected at the hands
of toy politiCal associates. If I shou!d, however, Obtain the
honour Of _a Seat in the 13buae of COmiztons front any other
qttarter, you -may rely upon it,'l shall never forget, your
deareo Intercst4 and that, in or Out of Parliament, I will
•
always tlo my best endeavours to promote them. In releas
log my numerous Ft iends from their promises on this occa-
sion to vote for and serve me, I beg they will believe their
spontaneous kindness will never be obliterated from my
memory.

have tbr;i6swinur

Cerfit 'en). I),

possilile respect and esteetri, •
Your very faithful humble Servant,
SAMUEL liIICH.

Guildford street, June IC, istS.

.To the GENTLEMEN, CLEIViY, and Fit EEHOL.6ERS o

the COUNTY of SUSSEX.

GENTLEMEN.
N the 13th Inst. I received ar► Invitatim
from some respectable Gentlemen of this place, in,
siting me to offer myself a Candidate at the next Genera
Election for this County, and stating the considerable Sup.
port which'l should receive.. On the same day I returned at

answer, in which I stated that " I am not a proper person to
'‘‘ reps esent the County. I hare not sufficient property in the
" County; I have no. family connexion ; and I ani not of any

" standing in the County?' That " I -could not Venture to
" offer myself to the notice of the Freeholiters. If there is
" a body of sufficient weight and strength to justify me in
" coming forward, and they will publicly invite me, I will

," accept the invitation with the views which* I have men-
" tioned. Our object.. must be the same; and if a fit person
" to represent the County should come forward and meet

" with the approbatidn cf the Freeholders, I should,so far as
" depended on myself, think it proper torelite." On Tuesday
morning a Gentleman, upon his arrival in Town from this
place, accompanied by a highly respectable friend of mine, a
Freeholder of this County, banded to me a copy of a written
Requisition addressed to me, and conehed in the most flat-
tering terms, calling upon me to stand for the. Comity, which
it was sated was in the course of being signed by parties
whOse signatures would justify me in answering the_appeal.
Under these circumstances I no longer,hesitated to present
myself to the Freeholders, and I was led to takesuch steps as
necessarily published to the County at large my intentions.--
Upon my artier! hire this minting, I :net With a cordial
wOtonse and offers of support front all ranks end parties,
which fully proved that toy Friends were justified in asserting
that a third Candidate would he placed high on the pull after
theiriate respected Representative front the AVest ern Division
Of this County. But we, found that scruples had arisen as to
signing the Requisition, which cannot fair to be duly appre-
cixted by the Free holders- of the Eastern Division, and to the
Propriety of whit:lll, as a Freeholder in that division, fullY
accede. Under' these circumstances I and myself placed in a
situation in which I not intend to stand, f-re peay hat lam
not the person Who -ought to he cholen one of your Represen-
tative's, 'if a fit and proper person will. come forward to give
this great County an opportunity to express its fair unbiassed
opinion at the approaching Election. I should ref once bare
retired, but. it is the opinion of those to whose Judgments I
ought„to:difes, that.l cannot now ialie that step. Although,
Port fore, I shall immediately leave this place, yet, if a tit
and proper person to represent pm-county shall not pre-
sent himself before the day of
,Electimi, 1 atu still in your
I,ands. The cause is your's, Dot mine.
•
To those munerotts Freeholders who have so handsomely
come forward in my.support, I beg to return my haartfelt
thanks.

•
I am, Gentlemen,
Your faithful aryl obliged Servant,
,EIiWARD BURTENZIIAW SUGDEN.

Chichect,!r, Jurte 17, 181E4

[PRICr SEVEXpET:TCF.

GL"NE! AL ELECTFION.

To the WOiyillY and ItibEPENDENT ELECTORS of

GENT EX

WESIMiNsTER..

. .
lil:av;enit eady bad the honour of assliticig Yott
Oat I should he unwearied in my indeat'Ours to obtain
Ilit'iltighttint. ;01:art:int situation of a o:cpresrOtative of the
great
,and impalcos City of Westinioostei%
I have now theinexpressible satisfaction of tomnionicationt
to the worthy:Hiectors.atlarge, and particularly to oily
11erl)t/5 Frlentis, that twitting can have exceeded the flat ler:
iog and ainoost unprccedenteti encouragement i hate flirt
op!uy sh-eww,thAktivrongli t heir.
and-styllottr ire tins chute, torid MY4rwriltiumble exettiOns; I
may indulge the.svcil-fonntlCil hope of arriving at tioa sumMit
if my highest
,tonliition,;—titill; Gentlemen, I must enti-er.t
the continuance of those efforts Which have been matted with,
sore', signal success, an! which have .placeft mc. in so short a.
time so pre-eminently at:otetpy lost sangninr-exioectations.
Continue, then, my Frien?s, to persevere 411 your exertions,
and, Ity a 'prompt and early attendance: at the Poll, lead us
with a grateful heart triumphantly to victory. "

.MURILAY MAXWELL.
Commit tc e Roorn,, ltichardsoWs tofive- hot; se,

EXTI:APRDINARY NOVELTY:'
• REAL PONEY RACES ! •
In a•Style of su,erior Excellence! •
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY'S),
. .
ES"t'NllxSTErt-I;NrnGl'.
Uncle!' the Patronage of 'their Royal Ilighnesses tj;e PaiNcM
•. • - . REGENT and Duke of YONE:.
THIS PRE!-_,EN"(' EVENING,To-mOrrow,sittd
.
Siiturday, at Half-past Six o'Clock precisely) will be
presented (for the fourth time), a New Broad Comic- Eques-
trian Blirletta, which-has been several weeks in preparation,
with new and selected Music, new Steriery, Machinery, ex-
tensive Platforms for the Equestrian Evolutions, Dresses,
and IfteoratiOns, written by Mr.-MoriCrieff, called
THE DANDY FAMILY AND:THE ASCOT-JOCKIES%
HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr.,Avery. Alan the Troop of Vol-
ti.liers will go through their surprising Leaps, &a:. •Clown,
• Mil. Brown. And,-by desire, thi Peasant's Frolic. •
A New Cornjg Song, by Ai. sl..nuaa, called ." London
Adulteratiiiiis:" •
Mademoiselle PERZI, • from Venice, will go through her
scientific and vlegitut Performances 041 the itope,,•
and alsO dance a Minuet and Gavotte on Two Ropes, assisted-
by Mademoiselle Nina Ferzi. • • • •
The whole to conclude with the very &pular Equestrian '
u rlett a of
PEREGRINE PICKLE; Or, Ha*ser Trunnion 'on Hnrsebaels.
In the course of the Burletta will be inn:9d axed a Real Fox
Chace, Dogs, iliirges, and Huntsmen, in full Cry.
Doors open at Halt-past Fire,
.besin at Half-past Six.--Sv•
eond Price at Half past Eight.