The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-09 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

• . •
Mr. Ai:41101-T, who, has lately purchased an
Estate in the neighbourhood Of BreSham; is
about to offer himself -to the Electors of that
Borough. •

• MV. S. SMITH and Mr: •B_ABINGTON are obliged
to retire from Leicester ; and Mr. MANSFIELD
Mid Mr. PARES; jun, are to be the new Members.
There It 3ve bven great divisions in this Corpora-
tion, but they are now settled by each party re-
turiiing a Member.

1101{ACE TWISI, •Esq. again contests the 13o-
rongh of Wootten Bassett, in concert with Colonel
WRAY of NIEk Place, against the present Mem-
beisi W. 'l'. MONEY and -- Esqrs.
The tour Candidates are all frieiiilly to Govern-
ment.

Sir T. Act.AND is warmly snmiorted at Ti►•er-
ton• Mr. BASTAR'D'S friends are also active in
supporting his interests.

,
Hit o
on ihiS Oren canvassed by aNitipr.. CRAW-
•LET.ILSI of Luton-Hall; Bediurdshire.
lIAINSON Offers for Audov.....r.wich probability
of success.
Me. Jessop, the Barrister, stands, on inVita-
tion, fur iNlahlon, Essex.

Sir JOHN CoURTE_NAY I-loNEYwooD, Dart. of
Evington, stands for Kent.

Lii.llt.-00111Del HUGHES, now in France, has
offt•red himself for Grantlimm.

Mr. T. WHITE, son of LUKE WHITE, Esq. ha;
announced -himself as a Candidate to represent the
Comity of ,llablin in Parliament, and upon what.
we understand to he very flattering assurances of
stipithrt from a large portion of the Electors.
The fiiends of Mr. BURTON, the new Candi-
date for Beverley, 'Yorkshire, met last night at
the Union Tavern, Blackftiars, for the purpose.
of arranging his canvass.

, A meeting of the Supporters of General MA-
cauLEr, Candidate for Stafford, took place last
night at the Coach and Horses, -Holborn.
JOHN GLADSTONE, ESII of Liverpool, has been
invited to offer himselt as a candidate for. Lancas-
ter, which invitation he has accepted.
The Hon. T. C. ONSLOW declines offering again
for Guildford; Me; Sergeant BEST, Recorder of
the Borough, is the licit. Candidate.

A Wallll OppOSII 1011 is anticipated at Newcastle,
bet %reel) Mr. ELt.rsoN, one of the present Mem-
bers, and the Hon. Mr. SCOTT, son of the LoRD-
CHANCELLOR.

SK ETC 11
OF AN

ELECTION voc4inUL,4Rl7.
Ndcessary. to be understood at the present Period.

- Their true 11.feaniftgs.
Universal ...... Jacobi n ica I Republicanism.

Annual l'arlianients.
i'rienuici

Annual 'Botheration.
Not much better.
Corruption of Parliament . „Its supporting the Constitution.
Reform of Parliament Jacobin Ascendancy.
Ministerial Tyranny - Upholding.the Government.
Oppression ' • Enforcing the most justi Laws.
Restoring t he COnstitution Making a new one.
Borough-mongering, ...c Taking the Constitution as it is.
Freedom of Election Mobbing your Opponents;
Freedom of the Press Publishing Sedition &Blasphemy
Friends of the Petiple • ..
..Mtkers of Mischief.
Independent Men Slaves to the People.
Slaves Their lawful Rulers. -
Enlightening the People Telling them Lies.
Right Wrong.
Wrong Right.
Catholic &panel pat ion Protestant.Captivity.

DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE--YeS.
tirday 1110rUing, the Doke and Duchess of CAM-
BRIDGE, the *Landgrave of HessE-CAssEL aintl
suites, went
,in their carriages to the Queen's
Palace, to pay their respects to her MAJESTY.
t They proceeded thence to Chelsea College, where
they were received •by Sir DAVID" DUNDAS, Sir
WILLOUGHBY GORDON., and several of the Officers
of that excellent military establishment. The ve-
teran soldiers were all arranged in due form. The
.Royal Party walked on the latvns, and the beau•
tiful gardens on the banks of the Thames. They
afterwards partook of a sumptuous repast, at -the
residence,- of Sir DAVID DUNDAS, after which
they- proceeded to the Royal Military Aca-'
deftly, where they were received by the heads
of that establishment, and 1,250 juvenile sol-
diers (boys) who were drawn .cut on the.
lawn in, the front of the elegant building in line,
and received the Royal Visitors with military ho-
nours. After going through their exercise, the
boyi partook of their dinner in the presence of
the Royal Visitor's, the, fifes and' drums playing
the national air, " 0, the Roast Beef of Old gng-
laOd," at :he time. Their Royal Highnesses ex-
pressed themselves highly gratified whlrthe sight,
and, miter taking. their leave, procerde-4 to the
house of•the Speaker of the House of Com Mons,
in New Palace-yard, where they were received
by the Right Honourable Gentleman, , who
conducted them over the House of Commons,
and the different offices, and explained to the
Royal Visitors the different modes of doing the
business of the House, and the purpose of the
offices. In this gratification
,they were joined
by the Grand Doke Mtcuet, and suite, who ar-
rived at about the same time. The Duke and
Duchess of CAMBRIDGE, With the Landgrave of
HESSE. CASSEL, returned to Cambridge House to
dinner, and afterwards honoured Covent-garden
Theatre with their presence, to see The School jar
Scandal, and Harlequin

HANOVER-SQUARE.--7-Mr. GREATOREX had his
Annual Concert last nigh: at thrse Rooms, and
the highs esteem in-which his professional charac-
ter is htld, as well as his personal merits, was
visible in 4 wiry numerous audience.—Mr. F.
CRAMER• ler!, and. the Orchestra was abundantly
supplied. The vocal Pefformers were Miss STli-
PtIENS, Miss TRAViS,•BARTLEMAN, theVAUGHANS,
BELLAMY, W. KNYVETT, and Madame Fopou.—
The Music, vocal and insiruniental, was well se-
lected and diversified, and the whole 'constituted
so charming an entertainment that We regret the
wunt of space to enter into detail.

. ,
Sil SAMUEL ROMILLY Ids accepted the invita•
don of a number' of Electors, to offer liiniself a
Candidate for Westminster,