21 DECEMBER 1839, Page 8

After a good deal of uncertainty and chopping and changing

of can- didates, the opposing parties at Falmouth and Penry-n appear to have fixed, the Whigs upon Mr. Hutchins, nephew of Sir John Guest, the Tories upon Mr. Bond Cabbell, Dr. Bowring withdrew in favour of Mr. Hutchins; and Major Anderson, an active Essex and Middlesex Magis- 'trate, who had been solicited to stand by sonic of the principal Con- servative electors, declined the invitation, solely from unwillingness to ()nose Mr. Cabbell. The contest at Falmouth will be close, and, we doubt not, expensive.