The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-07 00:00:00

GENERAL ELEC noN.

The day fixed for the Election of Members (or
Westmorland is the - 15th iust.
Beeralstou - 9111
lichester - 7th
Somerset - 14th
Clitheroe - 7th

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Maidon—Colonel Strutt and B. Gaikell, Ecq.
Dover—E. B. Wilbraham and J. Butterworth, Esqrs.
Guildford—Mr. Serjeant Onslow and C. B. Wall, Esq.
Chiehesier—Lord J. G. Lennox and the Right Honourable

W. Huskisson.
Rochcster—Lord Mnning and Ralph Bernal, Esq.
lia.denicre—Right Hon. C. Long and R. Ward, Esq.
Blechingley—The Marquess of Titchfitld and the Hun. E.H.
Eth.rards.

Levers—Sir John Shelley and Sir George Shiffner.
Seaford—C. Prose Ellis, Esq. and the Hon. G. A. EMS.
lirigale—Sir Joseph Yorke and the Hon. J. Somers cocks.
Tewkesbury—J. E. Dow deswell and John Martin, Esqrs.
Glwice.v.'cr—Colonel E. Webb and K. B. Cooper, Esq.
Ereshant—W.•E. It. Boughton, Esq. and Sir. C. Cockerel!.
Brachley—R. H. Bradshaw and H. IVrottesley, Esqrs.
.41ileGurgh—Joshua Walker and James Blair, Esqrs.
Bramtcr—W. Wilberforce and John Irving, Esqrs.

CONTESTED ELECTIoNs.—SPATE OF THE POLLS.
AHUNDRL, MARCH 6.
Lord Bury 62' A. Atlierlev, Esq.
K. Blake, Esq
WALLINGFORD, MARCH 6.
W. L. Hughes, Esq. •68 IF. Maithsucl, E5q........46
G. J. Itolnrts,Esq, 53 I

RicciAar) WHAwroN, Esq. has commenced his canvass for
the County of Durha►n, with the most flattering prospect of
success. On Friday last, his reception at Newcastle was such
as formed a complete contrast to that of the Whig Candidate
(Mr. Lan►bton), on the former day. In the train of the lat-
ter there were only three or four Gentlemen, white Mr•
Wharton was accompanied by at least fifty, among whom
were, Pemberton, Esq., the High Sheriff for Carmar-
thenshire ; Colonel Reed, of Chipchase-Castle; .Robert
Shaw, Esq. of Usworth- :louse ; George Thomas Lento., Esq.,
and many other Magistrates; the Reverend the Rectors of
Shutton, Gainford, and Gateshead ; Mr. Alderman Forster
the Head-Agents of the Right Honourable tier Earl of Strath-'
more; Sir Thomas H. Liddell, Bart., and Matthew Russell,
Eq. of Brancepath Castle, &c. &c. On the party reaching
the Exchange C,,ffee Rooms, Mr. tVliarton and his Friends
were greeted with the loudest cheerioes; and the same mai k
of respect was paid to him on the following day, as he drove
past in his chariot and four, on his return to Durham.
Doven, Marten G.—Our Election for Members came on
this mottling, alien there bring no Opposition, our late
Member, EDWARD BOOTLE WILBRAHAM, Esq. and our new
Candidate, JOSLVII Bur-rettwormi, Esq. were returned by a
show of hands; and they afterwards went in procession
through the principal streets of the town, preceded by music
and flags, and accompanied by large bodies of their respec-
tire F►icnds. The Church in which the Election was tield
waisexcessively crowded ; and on no former occasion was there
ever so large a body of Freemen assembled. There was a
cuoiderable clamour, which continued a long time, by num-
bers of the Freemen vociferating for a poll ; and it was not
until after repeated explanations by time Recorder and Town
Clerk, that WS no third Candidate was proposed, a poll was
unnecessary, and would be absurd and ridiculous, that the
Election closed; and the Members were declared duly elected•
BOROUGH or SOUTHWARK.—Yesterday evening a ❑umerous
and respectable Meeting of the Inhabitants of Southwark was
hold at the Three Tons Inn, St. Anne's-hill, fur the purpose
of adopting such proceedings as might be best calculated to
secure the return of Sir Thomas Turton, Bart. as one of the
Representatives of that Borough in Parliament.

SlinEwsauay, MARCH 3.—The nomination of Candidates
for the Representation of this county will take place on the
1 tth inst. and of those for this Borough, we believe, on Tues-
day or Thursday nest. An attempt to stir an opposition to
one or both of the present Candidates was wade at a meeting
on Monday, but it failed.

SaNtuwicit, NlArtcu 2.—The writ for new Members to
serve in Parliament, reached here yesterday, and was read to-
day, after the arrival of Sir G. Warrender, who was pro-
posed by J. Stewart, Esq, and seconded by It. Emmerson,
Marryatt, Esq. was proposed by W. W. Bradly,
Esq. and seconded by John Harrison, Esq, Mr. Marryatt
will reach Sandwich on Saturday next.

The franks of the late Members of the House of Commons
pass free until the 12th instant.

Frankfort Papers to the 28th of last month
have arrived. They furnish 'attvires from Augs-
burg to the 24th, from which we learn, that the
people of that city wete in the utmost agitation
in consequence of frightful outrnges committed
on women, many of whom had been stabbed, not
.only in the streets, but in their houses. An at-
tempt had also been made to assassinate ouc of
the students.

PIRACIES IN THE NIFDITEREANEAN.-Lettem
from Malta of the 34 ult. state, that Delano, of
Liverpool, the master of the William, and his
crew, have been found guilty
.of piracy. The
nisi lasted thrte thys and two nights, and they
have been sentenced to be executed on board the
ship in which the crime was committed, and 'J.
terw4rds hung in chains.

The Che%alier littsPn.t, son of the late gentle-
mau, whose benevolence, loyalty, and proiessional
skill, rendered his death a public loss, has, we
understand, been appointed Dentist to his present
Majesty, This appointment is at mice an ect of
generous condescension on the part of his Md•
it-sty, and a just tribute to a gentleman who inhe•
'tits the kind dispositlon, as well as the profea•
atonal excellence, of his respected father.

There was a report last evening, but %e could not trace it
to an authentic source, that the Norwich mail, on it way
from Loudon to that city, was robbed, and the guard tour-
dered.—(Morning Paper.)
A Lady ot tastily and fortune in Grosvenor-
street, who does honour to the elevated situation
in lite in which Providence has placed her, on
Sunday evuning last discharged tour of her ser-
vants at a minutes warning, for being detected
at card playing the sante evening.
The commitment of the prisoners to the Tower
on the r lorge ot High Treason, is founded on the
reccht Ac!, in atri,ttilor,nt of rite atatu e ffine
Edward 111, by which a conspiracy to levy wat
declartd llibh Treason, WithUllE an overt Act.