The Sun.
London, England, 1820-03-09 00:00:00

MEMBERS RETURNED.

St. Germans—Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot and Hon. Seymour
Bathurst.
New Rowney—E. Drax Grosvenor, and G. H. Dawkins
Pennant, Esqrs.
Bedford—Lord G. W. Russell, and W. H. Whitbread, Esq.
Hastings—Hon. W. H. .1. Scott, and James Dawkins, Esq.
Hythe—S. Jones Lloyd. and Stewart Marjoribanks, Esqrs.
Winchelsca—H. Brougham, and L. Concannon, Esqrs.
Rye—Peter Brown, anti John Dodson, Esqrs.
Borobridge—Henry Fynes, and G. C. Ant robus, Esqrs.
Ashburton—Sir L. V.-Palk, lit. and Sir .1. Singleton Copley.
Aruodel—Rohert Blake, Esq. and Lord Bury.
Steyning—Lord H. H. Molinettx, and G. R. Phillips, Esq.
Amersham—T. T. Drake, and W. J. Drake, Esqrs.
Bridgenorth—Thomas Whitmore, and W. Whitmore, Esqrs.
Tiverton—Right Hon. R. Ryder, and Viscount Sandon.
Wendover—Sa.nuel Smith, and George Smith, Esqrs.
Heytesbury—E. 11, A'Court, and C. Ashe A'Court, Esqrs.-
Went)ly—Lord Cavendish Bentinck, and Admiral Cockburn.
Carnarron—Sir Charles Paget.
Wareham—J. Calcraft, and J. Calcraft, jun. Esqrs.
Oakhampton—Albany Saville, Esq. and Lord Dunalley.
Ilchester—Sir Isaac Coffin, and Dr. Lushington.
Stamford—Lord T. Cecil, and Hon. Capt. Percy.
Hull—John Mitchell, and Daniel Sykes, Esqrs.
Canterbury—S. R. Lushington. Esq. and Lord Clifton.
Buckingham—Sir George Nugent, Bart. and W. H. Fre-
mantle, Esq.
Eye—Sir• R. Gifford, and Sir M. Nightingale.
Lyme—Major I. T. False, and Vere Fane,
Chippenhatn—W. A. Madocks, and J. H. Grosett, Esqrs.
High Wycombe—Sir J. Dashwood King, and Sir Thomas
Baring.
Poole—B. Lester Lester, and John Dent, Esqrs.
Corfe Castle—Henry Bankes and George Bankes, Esqrs.
Miuehead—John F. Luttrell, and Henry F. Luttrell, Esqrs.
Bridgewater—Wm. Astell, and C. Kemys Tynte, Esqrs.
Liskeard—Hon. W. Eliot, and Sir W. Pringle.
Oxford University—Right Hon. Sir W. Scott, and Right Hon.
R. Peel.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE.—We are assured by
a Correspondent, that Mr. SCOTT, a son of Sir
WILLIAM SCOTT, and WILLIAM CLARKE, Esq.,
of Benton House, have been. solicited to offer
themselves as Candidates for this Town, and that
the former will most probably succeed, by a very
strong family connection ; the latter will be sup-
ported by a very powerful commercial and other
interests. These offers have, it seems, caused no
little sensaii,,n in the town, being so unlooked
for, and various reasons have been assigned on
the occasion.

COUNTY OF Coax.—There has been no deci-
sion as yet on the part of the Gentlemen who
have it in their power to say, whether or no, we
shall have a contest.

COUNTY OF WATERFORD.—From what has been
mentioned, the Electors of this County ate anxi-
ously looking out for the independent Gentleman
hinted at. There is one thing certain, that many
of the wealthy Electors speak of a subscription to
defray the expellees of any independent character
who will come forward on the Indepetident
interest.

ECCLESIASTIQAL INTELLIGENCE.—Ii iS stated
that Lord George Beresford, brother of the Mar-
quess of Waterford, the present Bishop of Cloglier„
has been translated to the Archiepiscopal See of
Dublin, vacant by the death of the late Dr. Clea-
ver. The Diocese of Clogher is looked upon as
superior, in point of emolument, to the Arch-
diocese of Dublin. The Rev. Dr. Dunn is con-
fidently spoken of as the person who 'sill be
selected for the vacancy which has occurred in
the Episcopal Order.