The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-24 00:00:00

SIXTH DAY.

The polling was Linguid yesteiday, after twelve
o'clock, previously to which time, Mr. MELLI3II
was placed at the head of the day's poll. At the
close of the poll, the numbers were declared 35
follow :

Ilyng
Whitbread
19,47

The Candidates severally addressed the Meeting. Mr. MEL-
LISH, in, conseynence of his superior number un the day's
Poll, took pi ecedence of Mr. WIIIT EINEM), but from the usual
factious illiberality, he could not obtain a heating.
,The
speeches of the other two Candidates contained nothing aloft
than their former common-plate party invectives.

WESTMORLAND ELECTION.
Uu II)t Seventh 1).,1'3 Poll, at a quaver before
elevcn, the nualbel w tre

Gros, Poll.
Lord Lowther
Colony' Lowther . , ........... 1312
Mr. Brougham • 1275
APPLEBY, MArclr ?T.

Mr. BROUGHAM lust ground thronli the whole of tester-
day. His game is wholly up. At the close of the day, Le
was 18 under Colonel Lowrrtrn, and Ile under his Brother.
The Colonel's majority of the day was 91. The Blues are in
a terrible humour; and a rote would not be surprising, as the
only mode which the Universal Suffragists yet awhile have
of giiin; their votes. Mr. LA MEITON
arid coade.a must Niotent speech, exciting the mob to attack
the Yellow Flag.
Mr. Bann GIiAM.. speech was a tissue of clamour, and viru-
lence, and misrepresentation, sthich does nut deserve any
detail. One part of it,.howerer, should be noticed. In com-
menting on the "subaltern situation," as he styled it, held by
Laid Lows Hsu (who is a Lord of the Treasury), he said that
when his (Mr. B.'s) party came into power, which he assured
his hearers was an event neither remote nor improtrable, his
station among them was so eminent, that they could nut
" venture" to offer him any but the hiyhest zitaalion. In
which case, he said, he would bold his due sway in the House
of Commons.

What will Mr. TIERNEY, and the other Leaders of the Op-
position, say to this assumption, or presumption of Mr.
BROUGHAM ?—For the first five days, he was a puddle in a
storm ; yesterday, he was a pigmy 'Ton stilts.
Half-past Ten, Irednesday.—The Pull is going on satis-
factorily. blr. BROUGHAM is now under the Colonel.

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.—STATE OF' THE POLLS.
MIDDLESEX, MARCH 23.
nytqc .
Whitbread . ..2`301
Dt.vos,
.... 2546 I Ehrington
Acland 179 k
1959
nast4rd Elected
I3ERKSHIRE, 'MARCH 29.
Charles Dundß'
Neville
WESI'MuRLAND, MARCH 22.
Lord Lowther. 1416 I Brougham
Culone/ Lowther
GLAMORGANSIIIRE, MARCH 22.
Cule ...
DROGIIEVA.
Metcalfe
HADlNnrorf.
Sir J. G. Suttie
TAVNI OH.

riage.
Yesterday the nincess AUGUSTA dined wit')
ihe Duke and DtiCheSS of GLOUCESTER.
Yesterday evening their Royal Highnesses the
Di•eliess of GLOUCESTER and Princess AUGUSTA,
visited her Royal Highness Princess SOPMII, "
Cambridge House, South Andley.st rev,
Another Gazette, similar to the, one of Thurs.
day last, was yesterday published, containing
additional number of Addresses to his MAJEsTI
MEMBERS RETURNED. I from various parts of the emi ire, of eondolents
Devon—Sir Thomas D. Adana, gait. and P. Bastard, Esq. on the much lamented death of his revered father.
P estun—Sarnuel Borrocks, and E. tiursiby, Esys. and of congratulation on his present IMa3 sTIC4
Waterford County—Lord George Beresfurd, and .I.l.aard
accession.
tower, Esq.
Meath—lord Ilectire, and Sir M. Somerville% A NGYLL 110U;13 —This very inadequate duclit
W. ter ford City—Sir John Nea putt. mansion has lately been mu, b improved by its pie"
lio,s--Auhn Carroll, Esq.
lladington County—Sir James Grant Static, Bart. sent possessor, the Earl of ABERDEEN, who has
taken down the old Wed roof and replaced it bf
an a:tic. Tl.e whole front is plainly but neaL4
Ito( cced, and the addiion of its courtlegef
is rendered a handsome lordly residence.
DaetAncut. Flag —A file broke out about nin3
o'clock list that at the Printing House of 140011'
(iv a arid BAI.NE, in Graceehurch-sti eet, which el"
tirely consumed their extensive premises and marl
surrtnindisig houses. several pet SOII3 eared the;
4lee4 with went difficulty, and many were siverell
hurt.

Baring
Wane

Yesterday afternoon, about five o'clock, 11:s
MAJEsTY arrived at his Palace in Pall Mall, from
the Pavilion at Brighton.
The Coronation is fixed for the 12th of August,
fte Anniversary of his .MAissTY's birth-d.y. Mr.
WEBB, his MAJESTY'S Robe-maker, its liolywell-
street, has received an order for Corosnttiott
Robes to the amount ut 36,0001.—Many other
robe-makers in the %Vest end of the to.sn ate
also Actively employed for the sane purpose. A
great bustle has in eon,eqtience prevailed in the
fur market. Ermine I/44 been in great demand
fur the last tell days, and is ru:itY all bought itp.--
(Arcr%ing t hronicle.)

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