The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-06 00:00:00

STATE OF

Tr'rstmorcland.—( Close.)
Lord Lowther l2ll
H. C Lowilwr 1157
H. Brougham , BJ
Ikecodahire, July 3.
Wood
Morgan

Berk:, July 4.
Neville lOOB
Dundas 964
Hallett 433
County of Armagh, July 1.
C. Brnwnlow
W. Richardson
Hon. H: Caulfield • 447

• Lei'rinz (Count/), Ju.'y 'l.
Drogkeda (l own), July 2. i Mr John Latouch 335
kir. Ogle
Mr. Wallace ll6 Mr. L. White

Limerick (City]—The Candidates, by agreement, puilcd
5 each.

ivEsTmoaELAND LLECTION.

APPLEBY, JULY 3.—Poor _Mr. Baovott
his minority ge s lower and lower. Yvstt-rii4y,
th• gross poll stood : Lord LowTHER 960—C01.
LowTHER 925—Mr. BROUGHAM 78S ; he nas not
another hundred to poll. We Lave crowds wait-
ing to vote, whom the Brongliamite mob had kept
from the booths ; beside• a long and lerwthening
train coming in every hour. Like HUNT, be of-
fended the people ; and, like HUNT, he yesterday
found some apology necessary; a very lame one

it was certainly; and arnotig groans and hisses,
mingled with cries of " Go to Winehelsea !—Off,
off !—We do not want von here;" and such other
unwelcome saktarion3, he stumbled over a speech
—but such a speech ! being prevented from his
ribaldry, he lest his wits; and neither point, nor
ingenutty, nor Eloquence, marked the harangue..
of the fallen Orator, Hi 4 Law also forsook him ;
for when be talked of petitioning (a sure proof of
his desperateestate) he said. :hat some of hi; votes
were,trustratedi by a statute; which, however,
would-be remedied 'by the House of Coutmons.
This was too grass, even fox his oaten mob, irho
could hardly be " bamboozled," to use one of
his favourite-terms, into believing that one branch
of the Li gislature can Hirer the law of the land.

The contest cannot last beyond to-morrow.
Westmoreland stands on a proud eminence of
loyalty awl wisdom. Ot /IvNav BROUGHAM, the
Maker of Committees, the Projector of Inquiries,
the Redresser of Grievances, tht Reformer of
Abuses, it is now only necessary to say, that he
has taken his station with HENRY HUNT.

[ANOTHER LETTER SAME DATE.I
Mr. BitouchAm's ga,he is up. After agitating
the County through lour days polling, he heat
a retreat. The cause, therefore, of social cider
is recovered in Westmoreland. He has announced,
however, his resolution of contesting every future
election ; and, to keep up the evil spirit of his
followers, he indulged himself, as usual, in accu-
sations which were lottill)i and constantly contra-
dicted to his face. " Oh, (said he), I have a friend
here who knows their truth, and he will come for-
ward to prove theta when I have done speaking."
Mr. BROUGHAM then unrolled an immense parch-
' mtnt, and told his mob, that it was a plan for
organiziug the County, which he would read to
them in private, if they would; follow hiiniuto the
Castle Park (which, by the way, is the residence
of Lord THANE?, the HEREDITARY HIGH SHE?
PM of the County), and hear his instructions.,
He then took himself off with them, a la HUNT,,
and neither he nor his promised friend remem-

bered to prove the contradicted charge.
The poll was adjourned to the next morning,
pro forma, the numbers having been presiouily
declared to 'be—

Lord Lowther ..
Colonel Lowther 1157
Mr. Brougham

The LOWTHER voters are still pouring in from
he country. A vast number of theM still re-

mained unpollerl in Appleby.

Extract from a Letter received, under date the
10th June, from our Correspondent at New
York : •

" By the ship Venus, for London, goes passel].
gers CORBETT'S wile, three daughters, and two
sons ; the old -----, remains here a few months
longer—generally supposed until the ime expires
that any action can be brought against him by the
Stamp Office, when it is his intention to leave
finding also the people
" this land of Liberty ;"
gulled with his writings as they
here not so easily
are with you."—(Siteffield ilfacury, July 4.)