The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-13 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTIO.

Arr. CANNING (raves Liveroool this
. . • .
day, where he i. impatiently expected, and Wheie
hiS return will be secure prestone that. he
Noble Lold whii left ii dying Legacy for blasphemy
"ill 11,1 hire the h.srili;,,),.d tip Oppose Mr. CAN-
Nts:G, but will at noee give- op hiS silly ambition.
We situ erely log), that the clandestine and Coward.
:1y Defamer of Mr. CANNING were at LiverpOol
doriog canvass, and were known to the
ElertorS at leirge. fur, with Mt t distinction of Party,
we are perstia,ied that Hs honest hearted Britons
they a onld give him a good tossing in a blanket,
and .+fter.vi,d eiml his heat by a ducking the
sea The 4,1-firOmis miscreant, however, deserves
a higher fate
WtisTmlNsTeit. —Yesterday evening Circular
Leiters %vete received by the Candidates for
Westminster, retpiiriieg them to attend on the
High Bailiff on illonilay, at twelve o'clock, at
th'e Sessions Lionse,
,Westmioster, for the pur-
piiseof securing to hiin the payment of the ex-
penses which may arise ill erecting the hustings
in Covent-gailleti, for the ensuing Electiott,
Altoiiinstx.—Yesterday the Sheriffs proceed-
ed
t(i Brew fOrd, to read the Writ, and make Pro-
elawatitiii, for the election of two Knights to
serve in find they have fixed Friday,
the 26th cif the preSeut month, to proceed with
the election, -

All is electioneei-iilg bos•le-at Norwich. The
Hon. E tlittßonti entered the city in a grand
stile, with a largeirain. cif carriages and horse-
men, .on Wednesday. The pedestrian supporters
received him at Mile-End, With a large band of
music. He was accompanied in his haronche by
Sir EDWARD BFRRY, THOMAS BAbK, Olitl
JOHN HARVEY, Esq., amid the shouts and extilta-
!ions of thepopulace. The procession of MesirS.
Sturrm and GURNEY was much interior both in
numbers and spirit. Mr. HARBOR n, we under=
stand, has published a manly declaration, in which
he avows his perfect independence, and his reso-:
Infirm not to be subservient to Ministers or any
Parry. Mr. PATTRsON, who Was formerly Mem-
ber for the City, went into the carriage, in St.
Stephen-street, with Mr. HAaBORD, a circum-
stance which gave the-friends of the hitter the
greatest satisfaction. The general opinion is that
Mr. HARBORD Will stand. singly, upon his own in-
terest, without being joined by any other candi-
date.

The Earl of AIEATH starts for Leominster, an
is gone to canvass.

The CanilidAtes- for the Co►►nty of Tipperavy
are Ge►►eral MATHEW 811(1 Mr. PRITTII3, the last
Alembers, and Lord CAnin and the Earl of GLEN..
GALL.

Sir EDWARD O'BRIEN and Mr. VESRY FITZGE-
RALD are confidently expected to be returned for
Clare. Lord F. CONYNGHAM declines the con.:
test On account of ill I, ea It h

In the County a Kerry a very hot contest
will hike place. The Candid4tes are, the
Right Hon. MAutuce FITZGERALD, Colonel CRos-
BIE, and Mr. DENNY.

Mr OGLE stands again for Drogeda, where I►e
is expected to be wonted by a large a►ajority of
independent Freeholders.

Mr. PROTHEROE, after having declined standing
again, for Bristol, has been induced by adeputa-
tion of the Electors to come forward again. He
appeals to the Ladies in his public Address,
thanking them for their former support, and soli-
citing a renewal of it. As the Ladies have some
influence in Society he will probuitly succeed, unless
he should offend them by flattery, to which the
Sex is known to be so averse.