The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-05 00:00:00

tiN,.rzAL ELEcildi,.%

It \vas stated, that Sir J. F. BoyGrrv, Bitrr.
bad concluded his canvlsS at Newcastle abruptly.
This report has been refuted by Sir JorIN hi►nself.
Sir THomAs TYRWHITT JONES has been well
received at Bridgnorth, by the Aldermen,
a:1cl Burgesses, and unanimously nominated to
succeed the Hon. CHARLES CECIL COPE JENKINT-
SON, who retires, as one of their representatives ;
lie was at die same time elected and sworn au
Honorary Burgess of that Borough.
The last contested Election far Staffordsltil•e
wds in the year 1747. SAMuti, HURBALL, the
only person living who voted at that election, re-
sides in Stafford.

1-1011. COICIrId VAU.GIiAN declines offering
hithself again for the Boronglia Of Cardigan,
A beryst With , and La mpe ter.
HENRY ELLIS, Esq , the neit', Candidate for
Boston; in Lincolnshire, arrived there on Monday
last, and immediately began his Canvass. The sit-
ting itlembeit arriVed Soon alter, for the sate
purpose.

FIONITCINi, .JUNE :4.5 -Sir THOMAS ACLAND
ed through here yesterday : on his anival
horses were taken out of his carriage, and.
e otii2bry arid Freeholders, who were asseMbied,
drew hini to the extremity of the i)retedett
by a band of music, flags, &c.

The arrival of the Grand Duke MrcnAct. may
be expected to-morrow. The Royal Sovereign
yacht sailed from Duvet' on Wednesday, to' meet.
his Imperial Highness At Calais, Where he wii's to
arrive on Thutsday.
BRIGHTON, JUNE 4 -L:resttrday evening, the
Prince and Prinedst OF HESSE HOMBOURG, atrived
in Pavilion-row, accompanied by Baron O'NAGH:
TEN and Lady E. MONTAGUE. Their Serene and
Royal Highnesses this morning took a carriage-
drive through the town. Yesterday afternodn.
Mr. SMITH, the Purser of the Carnatic East L..
diaman, Captain Jon N BLlNsann, and several
passengers, landed here, and Proceeded to the
New Ship Inn. The Purser brought dispatclie.
and mails from Calcutta, and after delivering 1503
letters into the Post Office, iturnediatelyset off
a post chaise and•fourvvith his dispatches for Earl
BaTtauas-r, Lord Sibmourn, and the Hon. East
India Company. The passengers were Mr. and
Mrs. GLAZEBROOK and family; Mr.• attd Aliss
Hass'y, with their suites.

DISCHARGED SEAMEN.—A dircuiar Letter hasf
been transmitted from the Secretary of State's
Office to the Magistrates of the different Police
Offices) taking notice of the number of persons
still infesting the streets of the metropolis, in the
garb,of SCalfien, who obtain a subsistence by so-
liciting; the charity of passengers j and directing
that the Police Officers should take every per-:
son of that description into custody, in order that
they May be taken before the Magistrates, an
ti
properly dispOsed Of.

EXETER, JUNE 3.--This day the Reverend
John Kempe, A. B. was instituted to the Prebend
of Trehaverock, founded in the Church of &Wet=
lion, in Cornwall, on the presentation of Richard,.
son Gray, of Elidellion, Gentleman, void by Old
death of the Rev. John Thorne.
DREADFUL ACCIDENT'.--.A little after 4 CS'eloel“
yesterday afternoon, as Mr. BAILEY; of the Navy.:
office, was walking along liolywell-street, Strand,
in conversation with another Gentleman, a shut
-
ter fell front a shop window, arid falling against his
leg, broke it in two; he was-Carried ,into Surgeon
StrintOtt'lt in the Strand, whePehe received every.
poS'sible attention. After he was taken
home lit a hackney-Coach to his house, Amelia...
place, Ladibeth.
LUCIEN BUONAPARTE. —lt is tint generally
known that the Memoirs of LuCigi.i BUONAPARTE;
drawn up front his COrrespotiderice and other pit:-
pers., were printed-at Paris in 1815. When,
ever, they were nearly ready, 'obstacles to theft
appeahmbe taostl; the phhh6fitiOn vti's suspended;
and the Whole inlpfession was evettinally burht.
An agent of Luct-E:4, it is presunied, inderhoified
the publisher, and obtained of him the deliace of
his speculation, and the possession of the original
manuscript. By What means the mannscript has
again been suffered to tee the light; lire know nryri
li has, however, just appeared in. London, ml 4
will be read with avidity lay (I,le lic-,:rary and poll:-
tical world. It abounds with the most tinioni
facts and anecdotes of distinggish,.ld perztlnt.
IiaAMSEN, a rl'USVldll Gentleman trno
travelled with the son of Sir "JokiN MAXWELL
Bart. has just published a series of very interest-
ing Letters, descriptivi: Of his tour throng!' Stve-.
den, PrafiSiii, Austria, t--I,tngluy, Istria, the lo-
nian Llinds, Egypt, Sycia, Cyprus; Rhodes, the
Morea; Greece, Calabria, Irdyi the Tyrol, the
Banks of. the Rhine, flanorer, Holstein, Den-
mark, Westphalia, and lidliand. What renders
these letters unusually entertjiging is, that they
abound with the most carious anecdotes, and als'n
serve to illustrate several impOrtttut political Oe.;

currenCes

The cir'e.i.nt Report i!1 \Vestininster at presedi
iS that 'lSis• FRANCIS BURDETti SAMUEL
liO'Nlll.l.l-, will be put in tlbtni!lAtion for West-
, ininster, by those who, hoWeYer heated by Onm-
sitiou to Ministers, are yet Unwilliiig to let the
City fall tinder the hands of a Mob-Govel-nment.
IV.: do not approve of either of thee persons, but
nothing is so bad as a Rubble-Candidate, and as
they are both men or property, and the latter
at least possessed of talents and knowledge, and k
not the mere detailr of the political f'...,g-aies of
llonNe Tooke, We Must look on them with wore
respect than on those Candidates who, having no-
thing to haz ird, ate in hope's di rising not
rnc'rely by a fS'ehend tat a Geneni
Scramble.

Lord i"rto?v fo'r th'e tiiitritV Hunt!ng-
Ln, and his trieoits arc ill active canvass.
Lord CHARLES SoMERSET MANNERS offers him-
self for the County of Cambridge, but is at pre-
sent prevented by illness from personally attending
a canvass. This Nobleman is brother of the Duke
of Rua-LAND.