Star. — London, England, 1806-11-26 00:00:00

titt.EtVNd SigAto. LONDON. . . WEDNESDAY, NOYP24BER 26 PUCE OP STOCKS THIS DAY 4 T ONE O'CLODIC L . Coatis, for mono , . 614—far Ism 61{:seinslons k„,„ - ! Itiollyeed Scill...Esclisi t uer BB* pat to ss. ROC — i • . •. .. PRICE 01 , STOCKS i66TP.itIMY T leak u rns. 4111.., . . -ittOta thock rest - nr? , • 3 per °vitt: It Atll Boil I keft Bends, 4•• a 35 P12;12 . • 3p. Cla. Coif. Ais 6,, to itof Eau. Bills, rota sklitos. 4pm cool ;lip . OR4Rilim 4 Ara°. LFor C. Pim iys • Inn% 'rickets sol us. AN; AM. 17 . Catguts for ace Asi Ail is • . . t _.' No farther accounts of any kind have beat Melt** . .1 est., . 4.,.. from the Conquer*, .f.te,a4Ml4l/1 Mairie;a now due. but none of tbein ellii . AK, nspektel .to arriva 'while the WeilellY *lode coat ••. . . It-isizaw..ixedihret the Math . •' trotrOiss is to . brava tolroos e przyi for the . 'ff St. Pererf. burgh. A, , i ifertper is' i tOm m Yatmouth in ate fame i par-k4t th at is appoketo 'to . Oonvey the Allsbaffedrir,trk Continent, for 'Ate purpofe of AtriNglag .backalv...commuaicationt that hirEacel • hoc, ist diq . "*i? t p ff ary triumlipto vim' COVIM1;• asollt9,, .4iirf 'At . MeMPlftli's went over with Lord 114 . rEiy !Apr. of 'a fimilar perpote, The Prhtehfs of Waces is raid to hate received a latter froth her venerable father. in which it is men. tiosied, that a propisfition lied bean softie to him by DOHA/ ASTI, to reined the nebtrality of his territory, sod to acknowledge his independence as a Prince. on condition that he would retire from the Pruffian fervieit ; to which the Duke gave the followinglOtort itrapraitimope reply, u I will die as I have lived ....with tamer 1* ,-. • . in adtfitient fri"thr . tine Battalions 4 the Royal Veteran Corps,* teeth ism be forret& to be denrs. thinated the Royal, /Meth Anoeticms Veteran Patna. . _ . Non. , 'The Bpth Regimen, Colonel tnrd lhawar, have ter noted from Fort Cumberland ware Barracks, at Gofpore, :thick was lately the Military Holpital. The Eaft'Dewm Militia, Colonel Bastato, have marched from Eaßlsourne Barrack; for Exeter. . Friday the Id battalion. of the 27th, or Enetilleillen inseptof foot, embarked at!Lerth for the 11l of „, 4044,04yalls.rday they nand Wel& at, Deal on .4st "raw , afi l a at t. gland. , ~. „. ~.; tt ' 4 4 Froti.ltadrmil Co„altatil at din , 'Abend of the l • vole rit crt r. placed in the tituarion of having . . , e th aser4canecution for 7001. levied upon their . .: 1 1 ; 1 ,- . .lriang the amount of furcharges ulatta . T l * returns in the number of their clerks end .1" , ,The Company appeaied lonic time fines tfisteharge, to the Commillioners of Taxes 1; but, after k full hearing, the furcharges rata .. d • itrine4. They fubmitted . tothe decifion, but paying the amount at the wrong place, the Collator erAreeff the letiby &Reefs. The Company, we un derflandjiaie appealed to the Lords of the Treatury.. Tte Lords, of 'his Majelly's Moil Mon. Privy Council, held a Court of Appeal, at their Office, in Whitehall, on SatUrday, which was attended by the Lord Prefident Vilhouin ‘Srossootre, Sir jOilltH BMIIIII, and Sir ' Joists- Anstaora sit, who attended, for the firft time, fin is being (worn one of his Mr jelly's Moll Hon. Pr Council. The long pending appeal Irons Jamaica, MURPHY •. Braoaoss, came on to be heard, is which the So. ZICITOIL GINVIAL and Mr. ALIXARDRit were heard for the plaintiff, and, afterwards Marrs. Scam. at and 'Avow for the defendant ; their Lordfbips were pleated to confirm the appeal. Their Lordfhips granted literal motions, and then adjourned to this da)• fensight. To our gallant Tars (pedal Attention is doe on all oeeafions. Thefe brave fellows often fag hard to - hemfelver - ' laurels abd price money.— i s _ bow ' - II afloat, that car. metal—five, ten, Pounders 1 We Lottery Scheme, ", (mall Advcn. t4t. alined at lea, In tna — s t the harbour promotion ia s. what permit of a abate of a s and ansatturs fee what is tech. baited at Wind. been fought on a flihmonger, ant the Maynr zr the difgraceful determined not les - remained f :fterday moot. and a great perfoes, watt epos p rounds of hard fighting, which laded 55 minutes, "ideal was declared in favour of the filhmonger; jacklin was his ((cond. The botcher was feconded by Cribh. The Etor. fchnlars railed a very liberal lubleription. poste for the 'dear. l'eflerday the LORD MATOt ordered the price of bread to be felted half an afritv, 'or a petty in the Peek Loaf, to take place to motruw - ; the price of the Qoartern Loaf of Wheaten 141 then be ts. iIJ. and Haafehold I lid. CORN ETCHAatIi K ,MIaIt•LAVI, Nov. att—Mbere are hare; say arts fsl,4 of Mkt gediral ta-eltiy, and owing to the bad wallfbu.- bat few Ptlaehlefere Wheat is smart? at lad currency—Barley and Malt ate rather lower—Peas and Beans at nearly the fame price as quoted on Monday—Many - Oats now arrive under the denomination of Pot4toe quality, fine (ample; thereofhtch an advance on the general quo. tcd prices of actor 51. per quarter—Flour nearly • keeps its pricam-Plne American from 435. to 4.7 a. per Weal. 011411141. CORP INCT At 171111111. Virtu, 3.18 Oh Soo pat v. Grey Peak 46a ta od Fine DUEL 147 3COM. 44i 3 I S od Ale, Pew) Sti 41 1 Tick Ditto. 366 4380 d Beiti4. 4 91 ad Oats, ass 1.4 s 30s. Mak 70a Mod • ' Poland ditto sos 438 od stillteltaa news) 141141, Rape Seed 541381,. Flue nest 70s to is. Seconds eiss to 705 per CUL .• -' . ii,itiTlC 4 illAkiletia : Si " TALP 46 .1 417 ; 7 44* ' ; . • ' .14 Nen , r _Th It •.I ~iiived lists day till ute of swat Pnesseftsinf • • , Mispett, in forty dm& .parage tram Jimmie wawa this Mirjefly's loop Proved, of ill guns, ' 4 'Phinnuth, with Rotes;' the Friendillip, Baniii ' for Lin:on—die ihilia nviii beace the 1;4 4 . !,,, having joined the &partition, ender convoy o Airs Majelly's flips Armrest, Galen, Tetanus, ttc. and pitted front theni on the 18th Maim, in ha. 47 . 34. N. long. so. 2. N. wlllteglbloning Itrong at ,1T.,11,, Vic—the Ron mcgi - r f ,` • ." ng p a Nasett Wei ,cornfe, and it is frippolid isoc,;speten, ( l,,tljas they have 'put into lablinti..i Tbicabitellhilptilipnins . his fly" brig Hiefebotroitthe ittlPTitillefiltmho • Z e rioad them * pob, ti'ifiti4V4 Vs, tikittitt4 of . • , each other, one 4mhickisal sarrierkihmx44,9lar fprit,wod - the orbe ' eolierxellisen telpsmodulagi MOW toptallase.mail I ' .. the dips. names illeiclifilinciiit. 'HieMijelly's 'hips lasoi.eidir inciLitritilti l a l fi l lintrriti iirt v 1 1.,11... (aita the oiling, and e: ed ltiPurt,iihaw r ii t Wen illg.—the Aucialttld Packet *WI niaa ~ • 'and. PrinciferAllesp,:with Oho/ f0V4 116 I ' d !Bands, 11111 rittaidttley . contraty mind/ WWI W.N.W. . .. PORTSMOUTH, NOVIIIERLIE sg. Arrived the Ataicoae sloop of war, from Gunn; fey.—Wind S, W. ' DEAL.sovatanß try. Arrived the "'teats& gun - brig, from Dowgenefs, ltsv%sg'been run on 'beard ef by • Portortefor brig WM' very' touch damagewl4 "Nimes triter*, Bele, Alehur, Sparkler, an& Defvate grin beigv, Rote a wrnitt. Sailed the ./11 , MAnuetel gem brig, ass a ' rondo' s Tigre!: gm brig,. for the Nore. Arrived allteiliodoesAired Onol: 'Avm I)eptford, laden with email tones, for the apply of this pen. and remains kr Me Downs-with that (hips as per NE, and feveral 1 , other ornwardierind reffels. Wind S. W. rrifnut iilo • - uTHAMPTON, NOV. 22. e pt, mu weather e&Pcrieneed In the river Ys, ug i, lmen, fatal to.many of our Ching vet*. fels. Wei babe jurreceived an account of apa (rage verel tlei l g upfet, virstrotseiof the pairengers, a gen. tleman, fortanately having srfaitliftsl dog will him , brought hiss mailer on (tore by A. fa held of bit col ler, othervrife he mutt inevitably have penile& FROM LLOYD'S UST. Ga AAAAA MD. Nov. 5y...-.Paffed by . Dougall, from Philadelphia; and the . front Norway.--Sailed the Phila., amide Mara, Ohm. for Bremen; Jonah, Cansidoge, met Smkb, for Jamaica. ARRIVED. In Standgate Creek, the Catarrhs( and Ann, .- from Mef naj..-1 1 , the Downs, Maria, —.... from 1.1121 mi...-At Purl mouth, City of Cork, -...—• hem Cor k—At IMAM, Mafia.....--, from Cadiz ; and the Nayadas, Tantrism, from Goillpitill...At Li verpool, Governor Dolan* --..... ; sad the Cindowatne -.--, from Clark-Eon ; Liverpool Packet, ...—...-. Mon New • V ewh ; Quern,— t and the Rik.., ..--, from DemerarnAt Tor tofi, Two 'Made Brown. from London—At Demerara, How, Lot, hem Losidos—At Sorkwas, kinks Reed; and Farr prize, Burris, from Lon ion—At Africa, Pertmeranct, Slither land, from Londeo—At,Lharießon. Pallas, Rice ; and Hamilton Moore, M'Cabb, front London t Africa, Carey from the Hr. vartnah ; and the Jolla Clorar,,Hall. from Liverpeol-..At Battle dote, Dandoisa Podia:ea....wi t WM' LimerteiAt Maintemat, kidefatigebba, Foulkes, WM imaillimesALWllemilinego_fikevre. and the Falcon, Ldp. front asesmermania.*Aroppooscyj Nierioss,trom G&W. ....I lio4l A convoy is appointed to take them4twisd.bonnel Weft Indiatnen from Pnrtfmouth to Cork. The following is en carrell of a Letter From a Gentleman in the Hie nf France, to hrs friend in Philadelphia. dated July 5, t 806.-. " A French frigate Om arrived as Port Souris Filll. with a very is prize, an Engin, Foie India Company'. Rap, Wand from Cldna to Europe, fully and richly laden. We hive not heard what bee tame confined of, hot ir to iretreSenre, as Me I, a Alp or 1600 tons Morisco, era armed, sad (aught the frigate, carrying 44 eighteen poundcrs, during four (Wes and a MAE She Wan (orparated from her contort ,the Ganes) In a gale of wind. Tb• frigate and a priVatecr are nut le (arch of the other." The above is frippofed to relate to the capture of the Warren Haflingt. The following are er,traAs of letter& earliyeel by the Duke of Montvale packet : .. 1. " BAIIiADOEs, OCTOMER 3...111y a cartel r fitatilee. which came In here far no other purpare than to , tis under food that numbers Minter...ere are marrow Olmilaloupe." The followjng captures and recaptures have been sonde among the iflands : " The Hannah, Lighdy, from Liverpool to Jamaica, los how ahem by the General Eznouf F wick privateer, souks Willi Net* brig, and carried into Antigua. :. " The Caledonia, from Nevr Brunfwiek to Andrus, taken W a French privateer and (urinated to be carried into Cayenne, la retaken by his Makes nip Dareamlarrimdat Aatigna. ' TM Edgar, from Leith So }malleas boistitant Ml" 1 4411 eil• ,and carried into liarbadoce - Ihc Lady Charlotte, from St. Barthalaminilaikifigenkb is take'', and carried into Si Mania's," His Moiety's (hip Cletwous and !FllOB had arriv• ed at Bat badoes With a convoy frnrn Erig's .d, and 'Mks expected to fail from thence with the (hips bound to Jamaica, on the sth of November. The John and limes, Ft Lo la, from Londrm to the Sciuth Seas and back, is totally loft round Cape limps the,Captain is arrived at Nantucket, in America. The Croydon, Wizztams, from London : and the . Sally, MULTI M In, from Liverpool, fur Africa, ware all well on the ,9th of July off Bat. fl'he Chrißian, 13111101C7nR, from Leghorn to London, pat into Toulon, and is feized there. Ilre Planfon SPINCI arrived in the Clyde from Trinidad on the ' 29th of September, in company with the cutter Lively, of Liverpool, which veld was captured, on the JR of Othilser, by a French priva teer, recaptured on the ad by the Benfon, and carri ed into St. The Lovely Peggy, —, from Dublin for Qoe bee. put into Toolon, end is feized there. Extraftof a letter from Caotsin jsecaen, of the Catherine and Ann, from Merlins, arrived in Stand gate Creek :—" We left the Swallow, Captain Low- DRIDOII. at Malta, and the Amphitrite, Captain Garcurr, waiting for convoy ; and the brig Wil liam, whole Mailer's name I do not know, it Gib raltar, from whence we (ailed nn the sift of Oelober, And have bad a very rough Name." Captain BROMLIII, of the CIIAIII.IOII frigate, is ap• pointed to the eaamaad of the SoLisay frigate, at Dr i f; i d. m Wasp* al appointed to enasaad the F. v turd Doi)? at Mar e at Cbathaat. . ' Jaw . ,r. 3 . 1 ,1 . m u nts i por if semt CLOUCESTRit. Noven. 1801 •"" ..... 4 . "' '''ter:Oncesrait Conner Eteerrnie&Ott. - peterropy latganie on, at the liperthall, in thiielty;:trie aletlibi of two Reprefentativn e ,i n Parliament for this county': Menet ten a'cliwk, Lord Duane v, (as moll for hie Noble anele, Vice Adinitel Be testi y, .who rs at thig tick abfent from England, is the (Cr vice of Us .oaalw try) was efcorted into town .by. a very ontweeoeta &Air of freeholder., above 300 of tatorn led the prwetelSoll on horfeback, from Berkeley; and the neighbourhood; with about 40 carriages; and be was met at West.. tenhurfl, by upwards of aoo more and ten carriages. Fifty boatmen and twelve enritages from Te vatel bury and the neighbourhood, arrived too late to join In the proceflion. This body of Yeomanry rade into the city, two and two. His Lord(hip's open landau came next, drawn by the popirlace, the honks having been previohfly taken off; accompanied by ail the cartiages. The boatmen, as they arrived, were Arawn up in two lines in Vireflgate.flreet ; and the Carriages, preceded by the fine band of the Royal .I'lorth Gloncefter Militia, and a number of flags and llreatbas paired down the centre to the King's, fleaffkfrom *blame his Lordfhip and his friends ins ll3ediat(li afterwards proceeded to the place of elec. don. Lord lowaailkniaacer. four other late worthy Member) who had been Pane days in town, went from thi Bell Inn roan after ten o'clock, acCompa pied by a large and moll refkaable cavalcade of his friends, and p receded _ alto by a band of milk, Rags, etc. to the Cnunty • tlidl i Cwhich was crowded be yond all Oitsedeut On Millar occafions: indeed, many gentleinen were totally excluded from the Court, by the canine praline on all fide,. WILLIAM Listramitte. tfq. High Sheriff, irnme • diately opened the birfinefs of the Meeting, and the °foal preliminary fortis having been gone through, Sir Wittier Guns. Barb role, and, in a very appropehtte teeth tipef_gentlenitin•like menner, beg ged leavefikarrenelnitte Wee lidirtiral the Honnurable Gazebo Caanitsib fleacat.ai, whale upright con dull in Parliansest altar shad eapivienced for more then twenty yetelflflchlitriend peeper perfon to be re-elected one of `that' !WidenMites. Entspen Panora, Efq. of Newland. aftet corn- Animating the Hon e vAdasival for his public conduEt. warmly (minded the oomioation. The High Sheriff raid, **Admiral B was abfens. it would be sectary that Tome Gentleman lhonid tertian him. C-Ione) ICIIIOIICOM addrefling himfelf to Lord Denney, begged that his Lnrdfhip would do the Hon. Admiral and the County that honour. • James Mustisaer, Big. of Bentley Park, then role, and, in an animated (perch, which was ez• tre:nely well received, nominated Lord Eowatto So set RIET one of the late Members, as well quali fi ed , and ply entitled to the diflinetion of being again cholen Reprefentative for this county in Parliament. Joni Beowes. Efq. of Salperton, feconded the nomination. Theccullorrtary proclamation was. now made, and no other Candidate appearing. . EDWARD SII ttttt o, Efq. of Uley, role, and beg ged permiffion mho nly to addrefs the Cunt t. He laid he fh.oild deem himfelf unwarrantably deficient in the difcharge of his duty, did he not embrace the relent opportunity of acknowledging the important fervices whieh Admiral Berkeley 'and LW Edward Somerfet had rendered to the Clothing Intereß of this County, in the IA Parliament.. He (Mr. S. bed tided es one of the Deputies of the- Trade, clUtiog the agitation of fume important quehions, in which; their interefis were deeply Involved ; ancthe kit in gnire pleafure in Rating. that during the profeeutitin of this buflneft, as well in Committees as before the Houle, our .late worthy Reprefentative) had been molt alUdootts in their attention--detbating days; weeks, nay, l he might fax months, in the promotion ..... or tnei , e (*els. Under die imprefilion of theft falls, he humbly conceived he was piing but a WWI al 'bate to merit, in thus reprelentrrig the zeal and fide. Hey, of there Gentlemen io the favice of their Conai tuents ; to whom it was impoffible to recommend Menthes better qualified. or more depoftd, to again tain their rights and advance their interefla. *. I Mr. Sheppard (poke with great animation. and was interrupted by the acclamations of the Cnu,t— every one acknowledging the force and propriety of an appeal, alike honourable to the Eletlor and the Reprefentatives. The High Sheriff then declared Vice-Admiral Beaastar. and Lord EDWARD &maser 'duly elected—after which. Lord DURILIY, in a manly, energetic, and elo quent manner, fuch as called forth univerfal appro. bation, addreffed the High Sheriff and, the Friehol ders nearly as follows t—" Gentlemen. rettenore at this moment that k is polllbk for nsallsalliel4llll2- __.., riage to exprefs. In the name of my nnem Admiral Berkeley, I acknowledge, with the warmeft gratitude, your didinguilhed gundrefe in fupporting him on this and former occalione. The null you tepofe in him, he will continent to hold facred.— Amid(' all the dangers of Zurope—cloncled as it is at prefent—England will' contribute her full Ikare to protelt the interelle of mankind againfl the common enemy • and I am proud to fay, .that Ao.tniral Berke ley, li ke every other &kith tailor, will do his duty. How (hall I ewer's my own feelings ? lam over• whelmtd with gratitude : hut I mill the time will come, when I /hall convince my friends, that the impredinn made on my mind this day, can never be effaced." Lord Eovraits SON I RUT nett rnfe. He begged to tenth!' his fincere velinbwhdgmenta for the very dillinguinsed honour thei bed that dareopferred, in again exalting hint to the dignified Ration of their geprefefflative in Parliament. . Theism:lent he had fiCardsof the-dif olution. he bad handed to meet his . Conflituents ; and the very flattering reception he had every Where met with. encouraged the molt pleating expedations of a favourable iffue. He had uniformly endeavonted to dikharge his public duty, with fide lity ; and if his efforts to promote the commercial in tereß and general profpetity of the . county of Glatt edicts had merited their approbation, his canna wi they were amply gratified. He again ezpreffed the highlenfe he entertained of this additional mark' of their pattiality ; anirrettirned his warmeft thanks to the Ceirlemen who had done him the honour to move and lecnnJ his nomination. . Sir HENRY FR':`Tlf saos:of Cott !tonic; that Mkt, then moved the Thanks of the Meeting an t l ,-. High .Sheriff ‘. and the Winch bring finithekl, tie ufual ceremony of chairing the Members took place, amid° the, plaudits of a vat cntrenorre of people The windows in the principal Ilreets were yolked with bcaoty anti falltion. The Counrefs of Berkeley •avitneffed the pzocelEon from the King's Heasl• s and seemed highly delighted with the fplendour dud feili vity of the kene. • . , • , The Members afterwards retired to their refpeelove inns. the King's Head and Bell, where foruptuous en • •tertainmcnts. were provided. Upwards of of the friends of Admiral Berkeley dined a , the Keg's Head, betides nearly twice that number at other hunks opeped for their reception. The speeches of Lord Durfley, who °Eton/re prefided on the oecnfinn, world have done honour to any man ; and the whole of his Lordfhip'> ennduft in this bufanefs races the greaten credit on his abilities. MIDDLESEX—THIRTEENTH DAY. At.the dote of the poll yesterday, the cambers were— William Melli& nri. ("core Bps , Brq. - . ii 7 Sir noels Burdett - itot6 Mr. Brea made his bow, and retired. Sir Flt/.IICI I Buinett then llepped forward, and addreffed the Meeting to the following effed : " Gentlemen, I cannot forbear beginning the few words which I (hall have to addrefs to you this day, with an expreffion of exaltation at the voluntary and honoorable exertion which the independence of the county has made in its own behalf and in mine, and by which I am placed in fo refpedable a fituation on the poll. The alteration on the Rate of the poll within the lad three days, and the teal mat/Welled by you at this lite period of the elation, m come forward in my favour, convince me, that though the independence of the county May have been Rifled few a feafon, it is not mind ; and that the calumnies and mifreprefentations propagated again!! me, if they could be at any time liftencd to by thofe who knew me, have now loft their effed, and are worst off. I can with confidence affure you. that the nutn bet of Freeholders lid! remaining unpbfled is . More than fufficient Rill to turn the poll in My fivouy, if exertions are properly directed to that ellFett. At all events, whatever may he the Mlle. yolk (tail find that I shall not lA, but than attend bete and give an op portunity to tile independent inure% of the county of afferting its own tights. When I fee solo unfitlicit ed, nninfluenced, independent, votpotary fuffrages (land on the face of the poll in any favour, I cannot help thinking that it is to me a triumphant fituation. When I confider the influence of various kinds, juf tifiable and iniquitous, ezercifed in behalf of: my op ponents ; when I Felled that I Rand on my own principles And declarations alone, unaided by any thing like political influence, or rather, I may fay, uppofed by every engine of the kind, I cannot help thinking that the Nate of the pull refit& the highelt honour, not (line only, but on the independence of the county. I have, on two or three different cm font during the preterit Elation, declared the fent'. meats which I always have entertained, and do now Entertain, as to the fituatiort of the country. If your fentiments are fimilar to mine, you *ln gratify me, and confult y our own independence, in eleding me your Reprefentative ; but if you do not agree with me in thufe fentiments,-I am a very unfit perfbn to reprefcnt you in Parliament. I have, from my fir& entrance into political life, been decidedly of opi nion, that the fyeem purfued in the adtniniftratien of the affairs of this country was one molt inimical to its belt interefts: This opinion I have never made any !tipple of declating. I have, Jo far as my abi ' lity extended, done every thing in my power to re medy the evil, and, if poMble. to bring bad:things `to the filiation in which they flood during the heft days of our old times. I have never understood that battik*, barracks, wok honks. foup (hops, and all ihe et reteret of the prefent Wien), formed any part of the appendages gif farmer times. (DVaaspretheion berried btapplaajis). -ter ta in perfuns near me, I have no doubt, think that I allude to them, and do not wifli to hear that fyliem decried of which they have been Ehe fuppurters. An ulcer, however, to be cured, mull be probed to the bottom. The evils to which Lkave alluded, and which I condemn. I again Rate, are nut, to my mind, of the genuine growth or pro• ',ti of the-Bikini Canaitution. Having done every thlag in my power to flop their growth, I can only lay, if the Freeholders are of a &Emit opinion, they will do well to foppor t the Gentkmao near me, Who has uniformly approved of the pretest fyilent, and to defer! me, who have -sat uniformly. ex*Ofed ~18. In-retiting this day, I can whit islet). eulTurts lied that the refult, be it one way or the otbesu,rill kif perfally fatisfadory to me."—( iihtraeps):- ,, .- Mr. MoLLtatt —" Gentlemen, I return for shan ks e sisal honour you have done me. lo 'ng the poll, as the Honourable Baronet has at length ,gpanefted you to do, you will fee how great lily sae jolty is ; and I hope you will continue your exertions tlio to make it Still greater." The. Meeting then adjourned. Mr. Paull yetterday came down, and gave a plum per for Sir Francis Burdett. Mr. Chats. one of tire unfuecefsful Candidates for Harupflaire, polled for Mr. Melliib. Lift of Members returned, in addition to thoca al. ready given : Bauttac--WlWaxn Elliott Lockhart, RN. I COUNTY or Ks —Hutt. Lieutenant Colonel James Butler mad H.O. Captain Frederic Panamint. CLostseaLl.•••Willialsl Jtasweil, Efq. CONTISTILD ItteTlolll. Donato (County)—Stast of the Poe, feennd day % Hans Hamikos • 7 8 PrederLk J. F.lkiner - 6s Luke WHte - 47 Let 1 aloe —Clofe of the Pee, fourth day s Mr Cietoeuts • 333 • Mr Gore • 671 Mr White . 194 Wor aaaaa o (Ceunty)-• Clots of the Poll, ttrft days . Richard Power - ty J. C. Berestord • JO Edward Lee • 7 Mr. Titsorma Hoot's Melo.Drama of Tiekali, was received lah eight thi;ogliout ' with the molt ditlinguilbed marks of approbatiout the fentlnient fo highly approved on Mrnday, received uew lertire, and the third &Shaving been judicioolly curtailed, the whale afar& a capital treat to the Imamate $ of the Theatre. i themfelves with laurels and pri a Ta now a firll rate fhip OR ant . moll extraordinary heavy metl ty, and even thirty thoufand pol de to the magnirudinout new Lo ' folidly built and fitted out. A • ein it, from their prise moneysaine dDy Anchor many of them m th N, and lay a foundation for their avy. And to their Bweathearte, ibely to gala their (miles, as that of ' l 4otteriTiellet ▪ ,svoltass.—A number of profefors pu WC= aflembled on Monday to fee 4:Med We "Baader/ Bat. ba, ' ' whlelir a battle was to have be , • e helots' Acre, between Coombe, , a buttlitr, both from London t hr h to his honour, would not fuller tl ; but thefe gentry !wing dete be dillippointed of their arttufement, Windier during Monday night, and ycl sling the parties, with their friends, eoneourfit of various defcriptions of 1 epos Datehet Common, when, after !