The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-20 00:00:00

'GEN7E,P,AL ELT.7xTro.

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A ATCPt ing W 145 h', I,+ on the 9th irr.j. at Ken'a4l,
in liresi inn( tUi• tine intrpttisectstipport!ng
Loud LowTHurt itrid the lion. H. C. LoltrTtiß,
at :be ensuing' General Eke: ion, in case Alt .
..IttouGtrAm, or any other Candidate tor that
Comity, should venture to start agains• them.
Candidates for Great Grimsby are Mr,
VENNYSoN, 13YRiqE, Mr. FAZAKERLY, and

From the known sentimentg of Colonel WOOD
on the Popery Qoestion., the Wez.!,eyAn liethodiits
and other Dissentut, in the County of Brecon are,
wennitet stand, termined to support the interest
of his opponent,
•
Ni CUOLAI CON WAY COLTIII'EST, Colonel
LONGPIELD, and Colonel Hu TC HINSoN are lon--
3 mpg all active ea ova: for the City of Cork. Lord
BERNARD 'rind Mr. HARE are not less active for the
County. It iS Tinnoirred, howeve6 that a new
Candidate is about to stat t.

Mr. MticHAEL A. TAYLOR,, `in his recent long
speech to .the Freemen of Dtirham, which is well
reported in The Durham 4dvertiser, kind in which
he said '' he was wow! of their c.,ll,~to,rhis thole
heart and soul was in the City Qf DUrhanz," could
not refrain frOm a repetition of many 01 his worn-
out stateMents. He, howe'ver,, must cautiously
abstained train giving the Freeiren any assurance
that lie Would snOpoil the P.stablislitnent against
the inroads of l'opety: On all othe'r topics he
was, as usual with the disciples of his school',
most lavish and bountiful in (lie extreme.

The Ilon, ANDERSON PE'LFIA,'Sir Yt. HERON,
and C CHAPLIN, Esii. have solicited their friends
Gainshorwigh and its vicinity, and all succeed-
ed beyond their expe,ctalions. 'rife two former
Gentlemen have formed Committees in Gaithbo-
rough,

LORD SEFTON.—An express arrived in town
yesterday, announcing the death of this Noble-
man—an event that might, perhaps, have been
the subject of regret, it he had not been so ill ad-
vised as, in the awful moments of his approaching
dissolution, to publish a letter, proclaiming his
patronage of SEDITION and BLASPHEMY, in sup-
porting the subscription to reward M. iIoNE for
those infaulons Parodies which must have shock-
ed every mind that had any sense of Religion.
The following is the account of his family and
descent :

41 Wi!liam Niolyneux, Earl of Sefton, and Viscount. Nloly-
neux, of Maryborough, and a Baronet, was born Sept. 13,
177-i. Succeeded his fathar, Charles William, the Earl, Dec.
30, 1791. Married,Jan. 1, 1792, Elizabeth, eldest daughter
of William, Lord Craven, by Elizabeth, daught,r of Au-
gustus, f.drth Earl of Berkeley (and Margravine of i\nsparh
and Baretith), by whom he has issue, Geomiaoa Isabella
Frances, burn Dec. 15, 1792; Maria, horn Feb. /2, 1795:
(Ala des-William, Viscount Nlolyneux, born July 10, 179(3;
Louisa- Anna-Nlaria, born Oct. -22, 1797; George Berkeley,
born July 16, 1799; a sun burn August 27, 1800; another
burn March 5, 1805.

" In 100, amongst the noble attendants of the Con-
queror, was William de Molines, a person of noble extrac-
tion, as appears from the roll of Battle-Abhor, in which list
la is name stands the eighteer,th in order; and to the said
William, Roger de Poictiers (by consent of the Conqueror)
gave the ntonors of Seftont, Th,:nton, and Kerdon, in the
county of Lancaster, of which Sefton became his chief seat.
Front whom descended .lohn Molyneux, who was created a
Baronet 1, and front hint descended Caryl, the sixth Vis-
count, the father of Richard and William, Viscounts Moly.
'Jena, and Thomas, the younger hrother of ItiAard and Wil-
liam, Viscounts Mulyn.:ax, both of whom left no issue."

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THR SoctETY F:olt PIi.ornGATING TI-113 GOSPEL
IN FoR,EIGN PARTS.—On Fritlay List, at the
Violably Meeiing of this antient and excellent
Institution:several new Members were'proposed;
and now that this Society 15 becoming more pro-
minently known, We have not the least doubt but
its members will soon equal in numbers those of
tile Sister Society in Bartlett's buildings. T heir
principles and obj.cts being the same, they should
be for ever united by the general and liberal sup-
port, and active co-operation of all the friends to
our happy Establishment in Church and State.

ACCIDENT TO TUE SALISBURY COACH.—Last
night, about seven o'clock, the Salisbury coach
stopped at Charing-cross, and during the tent-
porary absence of the driver (who got off to
transact some business), the horses took fright at
sowe object, and set off in full speed along the
Strand, to the imminent danger of the passen-
gers. The horses conk' not he stopped until they
ran tlgainst the fence surrounding the open sewer
at the corner of Southampton-street, and they
were precipitated into the Open abyss, a depth of
20 feet. The guard, who was behind, fortunately
escaped unhurt by leaping off. There were font.
or five men at work in the hole at the time, who
fortunately escaped with their lives, by hastily
running into the open Sewer. By the weight of
the horses the arch of the main Fewer was broke
in, and some scaffolding' boards, which were laid
across, prevented the. coach from falling. In a
few minutes upwards of 2000 persons were assem-
bled ; the military goad immediately arrived
from the Savoy, and formed a circle to keep back
the mob. By great exertions the harness way
loosened, and a crane erected to get out the
horss, in the execution of which three of the
large scaffolding pot , that were erected to sup-
port the !milks, gave way, and fell with violence
among thesioWd, by which one man had his arm
broken, and several were .lightly wounded. It
was past eight o'clock before the horses were got
out : they are alive, but much bruised and crip-
pled. Very fortunately there were no passengers
in the coach.

ATTEMPTED SVICIDE..—Stmday night a young
womati named Rebecca Archer was charged by a
gentleman named Long, with stealing his hat, at
the watch•house of St. George's, Southwark.
tiolmes, the night constable, and watch-honsc•
keeper, put her in the lock-tilt room, while he
went out to apprehend another, nelson, and on his
return he foamd I i t prisoner bant.-ing by her gar-
ters front the grating.; he immediately cut iler
dim!) she was insensible, and it was two hours
before animation was restorer.. S!!e was hs.ketr
vesterday morming before ti SfiriTy Maglitrate, and
Mr. Long not appearing to prefer his elli.rge, she
Was ClDMrnittiql, AS a ditlordedy rersoß to the House
of Correction for one month.