Star. — London, England, 1830-08-24 00:00:00

~.~ •1 (:fp •: 0 • • so u.i. . 0- ... - I , os. ...- - 0 . - j 1 _. "' v . A • • • ~./.4..:... 0 4, . 0 o' • .G. Cetterell, Sik. * i46" . ' ..... Lasmor. 4. B. Cliff ...•': s •„, -% Q. Sebtig . t, N C al ve r t ..::: i . bile4re, T. S. Dunanbv ; 1 , . .. ". C. CONAkt V e, J. F rran i i~ ;•1; t .. ~~ ~~ . ' . '`** • / i i ,"' , v .\ 11 6// .' • EV* , • '1 - \---,-- elf) iro . \ ////1,1 \ •\ 1 4Cra, 40 S. --•• 0 ISIOTO•aaD , • I ‘ 4ll F tit "" l '' ' bi UR! . t . 4 0 1,e - -• -. ..• - - .... -•... . . _ s I _~ ;X 3 r. 7 - Air. a. STEAM PACKETS for MARGATE, daily, at • Nine, and on SATURDAYS. at Twelve, MAGNET and DA RT. Also, the covurdwrNE, a ("heap Patin (Fare only a.) at Ten, on Tuesday, Monday, and Saturday. RA mSGATE. Wednesday and Sartuday, at Eight. GRAVESEND Daily, at Nine, Ten, and our, with egtra P ac kets on Sundays during the Sumnser. HERO, ALBION, ECLIPSE, or VENUS. SOUTH day,) SHEERNESS. and CHATHAM, Dilly, at Ten (sleept Sunday,) by the new fa* and elegant Packets WILLIAM the FOURTH. Capt. IVALLIS, and the HAWK, Capt. J. RULE. SORE, en Sundays, at Fight. From the STEAM PACKET WHARF, Sr. 'Catharine's, ad joining the Taster, wldeh Is the aft* and compterest hricltng-plare in London, being easy of lam.* land and water, and affords the long-desired accommodadon for Passengers to walk aboard fast and commodious Steans.packets,irhlch start punctually to a minute, at Re duced Fares. No. 55, ?mbar& Sate. JOHN HILLER, Secretary. N.B. The MAGNET generally arrives from half in hour to so hour before her new opponent on the Margate station. U BSC RI PTIONS to be transmitted to Messieurs Jacques 1.7 Laths, and Co. Pane, for the RELIEF of the SUFFERERS aid the WIDOWS and ORPHANS of those who FELL on the 27th, 28th,and Nth days of July,lllsB. Subscriptions will be received by the following Bankers:— Masses. GRIM and Co. 59, Strand. Messrs. Glyn, Halifax, and Co. 67. Lombard-street. Messrs. Grote, Prescott, and Co. 62, Threadneedle-street. Meson. Hordes, Farqubar, and Co. 16, Sc. James's-street. Messrs. Roberts, Curds, and Co. 15, Lombard-street. Meats. Sensors, Postletbwaite, and Co. 65. Lombsrd-street. Mears. Smith, Payne, and Co. 1, Lombard-street. . Meier& R.F4'swgoodiand Co. 29, Clement's-lane. Q/1 mews. Daman, and Co. 20, 131rebin-lane. London, _ftad_2l,l63o. Amount tillOarlpeml Avail advertised £1,542 1111. Si. Subscriptions slime received. At Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Contrihudons of 61 lobs: Smith's. bitants of Barnstaple, Miss Dewar ... £s 0 0 by Mr. Gribble ... £3 12 6 A. B. ... 1 04) G. W. Lauder ... 010 0 Lord Retry • • 5O 0 0 Clatka.Skipper ... 50 0 Henry Tucker 500.W. H. Mortimer . . 1 1 0 Henry Warburton, M.P 10 10 0 James Ilulkes , Hermit- J. L. Siordet and Co. 10 0 0 age, Rochester .. 10 0 0 The Inhabitants of Brid. L. if. ... ... 010 0 port by Henry War. George Edmonds -0 2 6 burton, 51. P. 2O 6 3 Per Westminster Review. Samuel Boddington lO 10 0 Proprietors of Westmin. John Abel Smith, 31. P. 10 10 0 star Review ... TO 10 0 Heinle Davie - 1 1 OT. P. Thompson ... 50 12 0 Thos. L. Hodges, M.P . 10 10 0 Joseph Hume, M.P..... 5 $ 0 George Smith, Gough. Richard Taylor .. 5 0 0 square .. 50 0 John Eastwick .. 1 1 0 George Smith, jun. ditto 1 0 0 Well-wisher to the cantle2 0 0 Henry J. Smith, ditto 1 0 0 Charles Rowles -. 5 0 0 Edward Smith, ditto 1 0 0 Lieut.H.D.Parker,R.N. 5 0 0 IVm. Smith, ditto 1 0 0 Rev. Robert Taylor ... 1 1 0 John Smith, ditto I 0 0 H. P. Simmons ... ... 1 0 0 Altlerman Venables .... 10 0 0 Henry Wynde .. ... 010 0 Wm. Saud, Derby 2O 0 0 Stephen these .. ... 1 CI 0 G. B. Send, Helper ... 10 00L. B. ... ..0 6 6 Joseph Strutt, Derby 2O 00ALU. L. .. 010 0 Edward Strutt, M.P. lO 0 0 J. A. Maynard .. .. 1 1 0 Jedeuiah Strutt, Helper 5 0 0 Joseph Jones .....1 1 0 Anthony Sinai, ditto 5OO G. Gillett ... ... 10 0 John Strutt, ditto 5 0 0 J. 0. Thompson .. 5 6 0 John Childs, Boom 5O 0 Jeremy Bentham -. 50 0 Received at the Londos Tavern, Jas. Hartle,astle, Brad. August 18, 1830. shaw-hall ... 5 0 0 James Morrison, M.P. 10 10 0 T. B. Browne .. 1 0 0 Thompson end Fearon 10 10 0 S. B. Hendow .. 1 0 0 George Fred. Young SO OH. W. Pickersgill, R. A. 20 0 Charles Hopper 5 0 0 J. M. 31organ . . 2 2 0 Wiltshire and Soft 5O 0 Workmen at S. hiorien George Crow .. 5 0 0 and-Co.'s 0 8 3 John Dillon ... 5O 0 Hon. Mts. C. Hutchinson 1 0 0 Wm. Coates •• • • 5 5 0 A few Workmen at H. Mr.. Coates 22 0 Thompson's, Strand 013 0 Miss Coates - • 1 1 0 H. R. H. with a hatred Miss Ellen Coates 1 1 0 of tyranny and con. Miss Emily Coates 1 1 0 tempt for its tools - 1 0 0 W. H. Ashunt 2 2 0 Pupils of Evesham School, W. D. Sault 1 I 0 near Oxford .. .. 1 0 0 E. Hickson ... 1 0 0 Sundry small sums 3 1 2 A. Galloway • 2 2 0 At Mesas. Coutt's and Co.'s. E. Brook 1 0 o Robert Wainwright ... 10 10 o Rev.W. J. Fox 1 0 0 Sidney Gurney ... ... 2 2 0 R. Vigeri _ 2 0 0 Wm. Tinkler -.— 6 5 0 Charles Coelnime 1 0 0 Countess de Ehrhardt Bs. Bleaden and Co. 3 0 0 room Keith .. ... 50 0 0 G.W. 1 1 0 Price Morton ... ... 1 1 0 Adolphus HriSh 0 5 0 Saville Morton .•. 1 1 0 J. S. Hardy ... „, 1 1 0 Mr. D'Eniden, per S. Taylor ..- O5 0 Furet, de Londres ... 20 0 W.Leeson, a Hellish Jew D. G. . ... 1 Q 0 deprived of liberty 0 10 6 B. C. ... ... 0 10 0 Thomas King 1 0 0 '. Bayley ... ... 1 1 0 P. T. Mulct . James Gatui. James Phelps .. 1 1 0 Jarrett, printers .. 01 II A. B. A:Friend to liberty F. Place 1 1 0 1 , John Bowring ... 0 10 0 M. 'l' B. Gibbons Various small sums .... 13 8 0 de Londres ... 010 0 Per Morning Chronicle. C. Romilly -. .. 1 1 0 David Taylor and-Sons.. 3 3 0 Mrs. L. M. Rowdily ... 1 1 0 Edward Hancock . .. 5 0 0 S. P. ... ... 1 0 0 Friend of Freedom aid J. Melville . .. 5 5 0 Reform ... ... 100 At Messrs. lifters, - Tow/good, J. Loudon .. ... 1 0 0 and Co.'s James Hutchinson .. 10 10 OJ. S. Prowse .. ... 1 I I J. G. Osborne. • • 1 0 0 Rev. E. Tagart 1). Tailor ... .. 5 6 0 V. Figgins ... • 1 0 0 George Taylor ... 6 6 0 V. Figgins, jun. Mrs. Taylor ... .. 55 0' Jas. H. and D. Figgink 010 0 Thomas Hardy ... 5 5 0 78 Workmen in the ens. Samuel Saxton ... 50 0 ploy of 111 r. Figgins Friends of Liberty at Robert Little Spread Eigle, Lambeth. 018 0 Dr•PyeSnilth, Homerton 1 1 0 W. Stevens ... .. 5 00 J. Fisher;Higbbuty-park 1 1 0 Erasmus 51adox ... 1 0 0 At Messrs. Berries, Farquhar, Edr..und Churchill .. 010 0 and Co.'s N. Saxton ... ... 2 2 0 The Rev. Sit Samuel G. 'Wilbraham .. 10 001 Clarke Jervoise , Batt. ao 0 0 0.11. ••• ... ... 02 61 Monies Benj. Hobhouse 1 1 0 -mtij. a. Vim:aunt 41thorix ... 1 0 0 ...... 10 0 0 - - Penny Subscription . 0 3 0 H. Browne ... 5 0 0 Barry O'Meara ... 10 0 0 T. 13. Ballot, one day's pay 0 7 0 Captain Beale • • 1 1 0 W. T. .. 0 3 0 D. Taylor ... ... 2 2 0 Thomas PiMent .. 1 0 0 C. Buller, jun. M. P. ... 1 1 0 R. S. Bridge-street ... 2 2 0 Few humble Guests at • Rose and Crown, Westminster ... 2 0 6 Metropolitan Police Union, Geo. Rogers, Treasurer .. .. 13 10 8 Wm. Tate .. 10 0 0 R. W. Rothman ... 2 0 0 Howard Elphinstone ... 2 0 0 IL C. R. A hdy 5 0 0 S. Alai)! 5 0 0 R. Welbank, jun. 2 0 0 Thomas Day ids .... 1 0 0 J. Applegath 1 0 01 A few Journeymen PIM. ters •.. . 0 10 0 G. CuMberland, Bristol 1 0 0' An English Man, for. likely at the College Henri IV. at Paris .. 1 1 0 1 The recent Writer on the Dliision of La. boor in Civil Life . • 1 0 0 T. T. Clarke • • •• 5 0 0 W. H. L. L. ... 1 0 0 J1.J.1. 1 1 0 Compositors employed on the Morning Chro. nick . • 2 ,0 6 J. P. gillespic .. 0 10 0 Subscitption it the Su` n tiverii,CrelllVitrii•iiiti 0 7 0 It. Scott, Portsmouth .• 10 0 0 Thomas Frost and Fa. roily, Nottingham . 10 10 0 George. Tripp " —2 2 0 John Scott . 1 0 0 Jollies Humphrey') —b 0' 0 At Heists. Robitts and Curtis's. Joseph Hutchinson —lOlO 0 Robert Slade 5 0 0 Junius 010 0 Robert Cray. Aylesbut7 1 1 0 Dak and Atertin .—. 20 0 0 Al Messiah 910te, Prescott, b. Co'.. 41r. Hookhatn , 1 0 0 Messrs. .1. and W. S. Hundey .... 2 0 0 Robt. and ThOs. 5 0 0 Henry Norman . . 0 0 George W. Norman .1010 0 John Collycr, Lincoln's. inn .. 1 0 0 Thomas Lewin, A. 31. fathom ... ... 0 0 0 John Courage ... 0 o H. O. ... • • 0 10 Henry G. .. ... 010 O. O. ... 0 10 • IHenry Cs,sloo . . At Mears. Glyn a ' nd Co.'s. Wolfe Btothers ... 5 0 J.L....21 00 F. T. W. ... 0 10 0 James Knipe .. 1 04) W. Beckwith ... 1 1:0 captith John Kidd .. 20 0 0 J. B. ... 1 00 Jonas guest ... 10 10 0 1 C. W. 1 4. ... 5 0 0 WM. ' ly ... 1 0 0 JAM EsSl 1 ... 10 0 0 W. 11..liani ... 5 0 0 At Illemirs.,floolgut and Co.'s J. W. ond W. Sisley 1W 10 b and 414 . PW tot A. B. lAnd'a.cittl 2 0 0 A few .1 1 .upits of Mr. EdiCei's lidic4;l .. 0 8 Civis N°. 13,560. CONTRACT FOR WHEAT AND PRASE. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Aug. 17, 11130. . r H E Cu V VLSS/O.vERS for VICTUALLING his MAJESTY'S NAVY,Ie. do hereby give Notice, That on WZDMISDAINihe 23th instant, they will be ready to reedit Tenders in writing (seated up), and treat for One Thou.and Two Hundred Quarters of Red Wheat, Pour Hundred Quarters of White Wheat; and Two Hundred Quarters of Peas, To be delivered into his Majesty's Vktoalling Stores at Deptford, one half of the Wheat, and the whole of the Pease, by the 4th of SeTtember nest, and the roniainder of the What by the 11th of that month. Samples of the Wheat and Peale must he produced by the party tendering. The Conditions of the Contracts maybe seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be de livered before One o'Clock On the Day iipOinted ; and the Person ' who *Shea the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, ;nun attend fo Utterer *ben called for. M. WALLER CLIFTON. THE DUKE OF ORLEANS FIFTEEN YEARS AGO. From the Spectator. The following document, which at the preient moment is a curiosity in its way, has been pointed out to us by a friend, who took the trouble to copy it from an old newspaper. At the time of the second Restoration, and for some time before, there Was a party in France (and had it spoken earlier and more boldly, it might have carried ifs point) which strongly urged that the Duke of Orleans, and not Louis XVIII. should 611 the throne. The Duke does not appear in any way to have encouraged thii party ; but ate tuachina dons exposed him nevertheless to the dislike Of the reigning house, which was pretty impartially evended to him and his family as long, as they remained in France. The disclaimer of the Duke, however ho nourable to himself, thus feU abort of its obfect. It put down the party, but it did not conciliate the .King. The document was published here on the 22d of June, 1815. It is &dart/Wed to the French nation. " am under the necessity of breaking the silence I had imposed on myself, and since some, have had the audacity to connect my name with guilty wishes and perfidious insinuatiOns, my honour dfc ates to me, in the face of all Europe. a most solemn protest which my duties prescribe to me. " Frenchmen, they deceive, they mislead yon ; but those among you especially deceive themselves who arrogate the right of choosing another master, and who out gc by Seditious bet a Prince, the most faithful subject of the Tang of France, Louis XVIII. " The irrevocable principle of legitimacy is now the sole guarantee of ' paste in France and Europe. Revolutions have only made its force and importance More strongly felts Consecrated by a warlike league, and by a pacific congress of all the Princes, this principle will become the in. variable rule of reigns and successions. " Yes, Frenchmen, I should be proud to govern you, but solely in the event of my being unfortunate enough to have my seat on the throne open to me by the extinction of an illugrious branch. I would see then only that I should alio make known intentions far different, perhaps, from thoie which some ascribe to me, or which they choose to suggest to me. " Fretichmetr,—l addresi myself to none but a few ridded men. Become 'Ourselves again, and.prOclairn yourselves the faithful subjects of Louis XVIII. and of his natural heirs, with one of your princes and fellow-citizens." It is amusing to see the principle of legitimacy, so strongly insisted on by Louis Philip. There is, however, more apparent than real in. consistency between his language 15 ta rs ago and his tannage on Tuesday fortnight. "In the absence of all public power," said he on the latter occasion, " the wishes of my fellow-citizens turned towards me." Legitimacy had, in fict, run the coUntry--abfil, exalt, erupt& It was impossible to cling tothst which could not longer uphold itself. The question was not, should the Duke of Rondonia be supported ? that was utterly impossible; latt should " persons, • right s„ every thing that was most valuable and dear to men a to citi zens, con. tinue - exposed to the most census, lan pe r still it wanted not the Duke's example to prove the dangerediffaring tbo sweepingly for ge • anal maxims, especially . on p changeable a aubject as politics. He could hate said all that was necessary to exculpate himself, and have left legitimacy to look after its own infertile ; but it was the watchword of the day, and he used it as thereat did. ._,...-.- THE ROYAL WiNDERIERS. A short description of the persons and general appearance of the royal wanderers of France may not here be uninteresting to those who have never seen them. Charles the Tenth, who is now in his 73d year. having been hem on the 9th of October, 1707, appears to have arrived it that age, at least, bearing upon hitPenson evident marks of adiancing decrepitUde. He must be from five feet nine inches to five feet ten Inc..i high, bile from , .1 habit of stooping his head and shoulders, appeara much shorter : His deportnient in general conveys to our minds few ideas of Majesty', and is far from graceful. His nose is not but his forehead is loifeAd his eyes destitute of any thing ap *Mg to the vivid" cis anima, 1.111 which we are apt, however illeOrted y; to attribute to exalted birth aid station ; and this, added to his habitually • keeping Ids mouth partly open, gives him a rather uninmalng appearance. Ills hair is white with age, and. his person spare. rather than corpulent. , He le plainly attired, being dressed in a suit of black, far from new, over which was a %Men great coat; reaching nearly to his feet, with Wellingtbn boots, and a plain black hat, much the wane foe war. Altogether, whoever saw Charles the Tenth oa the deck of the ()heat Britain on Wednesday, could not say he looked much like a king. Louis Antoine, Duke of Angowisme, his elder4lol4 common], called the Dauphin, was 55 years of age on the oth inst. his father having married in the 17th year of his age. He appebile much older, and it is difficult to conceive the royal pair to bell/ghee and son, so little difference does there appear in their ages. The Duke is short in steture ansi ex cessively mean in appearance, and, we should imagine, a little deformed. His countenance betrays that peculiar want of intellectual power which Lis generally ascribed to hint: hut..livispjwirs pleasant and good Ins. moused. His nose is a little lquilbie and his shies inent; his 'eyes rather sunk and close together . , 'He was d in plain black clothes with a blue great cost,' Ws* clatlscap,insch as is wogs now, in yachts, and long Hessian boots, over liis pantaloons.. He . walks the deck a good deal, with his - hands in Itim „hinder pockets of his grist cost, occasionally stopping to ask questions of the Met person near him. en‘lni 4. V • The DuchemPfAngniilefnela.racheahnettite.Middle' size , . ;:t ee than le OW with French .women.. COP. . nee nne.nninCe is 1. 1 1 the effect of it much increased by her eyes, Which are dark pmd pop. notrating. gerebecke are excenfin p f i lifbisi! ,whethe r isanntally or pm tificially, we say, nothing, bat, we . imigine the former. Alett• 'ether beg appearance nothing, ne.wi snot* piece .0 eeltencw in favour of Laysste: and phgy. ai„tAf,most apperficial nbserec can easily, nice in this s that sppogllne, intellect and Owes violent..paesions which are usual ascribed to her. She is nearly le years of age. , .. _ 044 . 10 The Duchess de. Berri is 'lee . fe el We nrl on tentlec e nvieN in,! '• . . . . ing of i lady, but truth will not permit us to say of leap spr (MP jfelifes_ifthoht." *got. recoMM 4 1011: 1 : a4PIPIT Her moym Nig pens is, fn fact, ex liZr . t t iq 't lW re her r uri t l a ul t Pil s b irttit7P td Miter ! . --. . •"Y .. . - - ' imagine, in Ds' face :- i; ;i1;47 - ani -- 4 - , l iWKaii'z,i,, 45icli Yiriii,i4 belsig.*e shquld imagine, 'hove thlrki-pix years 9( age. , wa:gi in peon% and her face is very thin, her cheek.boties being . ,., Iles (04.! bead is low, her eyesdailnient ,la Justql‘tipit, .... ipl!zkin 'FY Fa rt* dirk. b S c ill'Oeirit hriTgrrifil it ,gooey teen at al IV!! Honed orp,p excrut yety singly:o to Retnbildren., tfwl Jou- chesles hive 6cen dressed hi saes of French M erino, of a botAolpinw colow, i T 3, Arp . Ykrz4ifinr,44. ei ter il zpremi. 5 , .e.. ke of , ....fii. .v.‘ w . Wu* delicate fa ir -haired it ~3 2, ,z1 , r ik ,„ ..4 teik ekven , Y c l ai i.P! age on the 28th of SO ag .. Shy.. , ..nig a the follow- ing afiy: 'FM Lb& df • .is tall for his age, and is, we should inNine..ait inteill r.chlkl....2'be7.bith-fiilltdrsTierf : 01°,0 " r Fllik'fill it ? tem 4. liilptat . illriallfravirt......t Ili1.11: :tal , the or they are wel tumid to conceal all motif- • .. •o f tblAr fern • • Tht Jitia PriPcePeent her Inlir !Om :,..„.., .• ~ k .' • , „. a ngszineir to tbe clum,qf yr ,ipois w el, ,- . • y • y are both plainly dresaK is' - Ell - bililMW Intl 1 • TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, IMO. PRICE 7D. ' GENERAL. riECTIOV. 51E51 HERS RETURN P.D. Bitivrc—Hon. H. Arbuthnot. Essay (Courry)--Ilon. SI. Fitrgers'el ; Hon. W. Ilmwne. Namur (COUNTY).—Captain O. P. Campbell, R.V. Pt RTWSiftit......Sif G Murray. Tnaratt (Borrouou) -41. V. Smyth, Esq. Wsxronn (Courre) —.Lord Valentia ; Colonel Chichester. STATE OF POLLS. FERINANAOU (COUNT Aug.l9. GALWAY (COUNTY), Aug. 19. Archdall Sir Lord Cowry H. . Durk( _...r If. Dr;oke . . . . 3i3 J. Daly T. Brooke Dowlr (CourrY), Aug. W. I Lord Cast!neigh Colonel Fade Lord Arthur Hill . 707 ESSEX—(LAST DAT.) Cuicr„atsrott r b- Monday, Aug.- 4 0. . The el - ecthm hu terminated as I antitipsted, in the return of Colonel Tyrell and Mr. Weistern. The polling to-day. which commenced at eight and ended at three o'clock, hos been as follows: Half-past Eleven I One Two t Three I o'clock. I o'clock. I o'clock. I ,o'clock. Tyrell Western Wellesley The gross poll war, Tyrell . . 2.057 Western 2.336 Wellesley .. 2,301 The liton SttEntrr declared Colette' TyreU sad Mr. Western to be duly elected. _ . . in — 1 si — — 7.l ). 3.5 A i 44 30 66 63 THh; NEW r4RLIAMENT. HOUSE OF 61• IONS. LIST 07 mrmnries RETv RN ED FOIL THE SFS EIIAL Con Il- TIES,CITIII9, AND BOROVGAS IN ENGLAND AND wALts. Those. printed in Dither *Ai not in the fiat Parilitiotni. Those marked (•) are rietrfor the respective places. Those marked thus (t) ire returned for two places. AU the rest are re.clected. Abingdon - . J. Maberly Alban's, St. - - Lord Grsoulon, C. Tennan't Aldborough - Lord Stormont, C. J. F. Clinton Aldeburgh . Marquis Dour*, Rig ht Hon. I. W. Cram° • i Ameisham - • T. T. Drake. W. bake Andover - . Sir J. W. Pollen, T. A. Smith Angleseashire • . Earl of Ushiiild• Appleby . - lion. H. Tufton, Lind Maitland Arundel . . . Lord D. C. Stuart J. Atkins • •. Ashburton . . . Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot°, Sir L. V. Palk Aylesbury.. . .. Lord Nugent, W.Rkkford Banbury . 4 1 . H. V. Stuart* Barnstaple . . . S. L. Stevens, 7'erfor Bassedaw . . . Lord Arefeark, Mora. A. Daneombe Bath . . . . General C. Palmer, Lord J. Thynne Besumaris . Sir Robert Williarba, Bart. Bedfordshire . . Illarquis of Tavistoek. V. Stuart Bedford - . W. H. Whitbread, P. Polhill Bedwin . . . Sir J. Nieholl, J. J. Buxton Beetaistoe . . Lord Loraine ' C Blackett. Berkshire . . . C. Duntlai, li . Palmer Berwick . . Captain Bereaford, Sir F. Blake Beverley . . Ilisram t p. Sykes° Bewdley . . • W. A. Roberts Bishop a Castle - • P. 11. Cornetmill, E. gagers Slabbery .- C. Tennyson, R. W. Mills Bodmin . D. Gilbert, H BSeymour . Sir C. Wetherell* Mtwood• Laiescia, Itorougithrmo . W. A. Ake kinnon dou ble return) ' . Raising . . S. Wortley, E. R. undo Boston . . J. Malcolm, J. WU.° Brickley . • - R. H. Brodihaw, J. Bradshaw Bramber . . F. G. Calthorpe, J. Irving Breconshire . COL T. Wood Brecon . . - C. M. R. Morph* lirldgenorth .. T. Whinnore,.W. W. Whitmore Bridgewater .. W. Astqll. V. K4Tynte Bridport . . • Sir H. St. Paul, H. Warburton Basta . . R. A. Davis. pr. r. &SOO Buckinghamshire - Mantas of Clida.los, Hon. R. Smith Buckingham - Lord Nugent, Sir T. F. Fremantle Bury St. Edmunds • Ead of Euakon, Earl Jermyn Callington . . -A. Baring, W. 73. min` . Caine . . . Sir J. Macdonald', T. B.lllieatiley• Cambridgeshire , lard F. Osborne, if J. airdearie Cambridge Uniiirrsity Lord Pitlmeridals. W. Cpyendlsh Cambridge Town - Marquis Granata, Col.Arrech Cimelford . . . • Celanel Cradees,, U. MBUink Canterbury • - lion. W. Priresol4Lord Ponkcie4 Cardiff . - Lord P. Y. Ntiart Cardiganshire - • Colette! W. Powell Cardigan - - P. Payee Carlisle . - Colonel Lushington, P. H. HoWard.• Cannarthenshire . . Hon. G. R. Trevor. Caemirthen - jonee. Cienarvoishire . . C W. G. CarPtuvoll • . • WI, O Gore. . . Castle Rising . Lord H. Chohnondelt er Ct. F. 0. lienard Cheshire - . Lard Beigire,• W. Chester - • Won. R. Grosvenor, Sir P. G. Egerton Chichester - • Lord G. Lennox,..l. Smith* ChipPenhain - -J. 4Veeld, J. Peace, Christchurch . Right Hort.. Sir 0.• • liars 4- P. Iteme 4 Cirencesfir . . Lord Apley; J. MOUT° . - Hon. R. Carlon, IF P. dart Coekermouth -• •- Lord- GaAs* Hon. P. BMW'S Colchester - • - D. W. Harvey', A. SplitileWoOde • Code Castle .• 0. Bank* P. J. Mlle? . CeroV/. 1 1 - • • Sir It It.Vyrysti,.E„ W. l'endatves C 0404111 - . . T. B. Fyl'er !! 2, Meg Ctieklade - - Pitt, IL &rain eqinberlind Countj - Sir . J. Losither, SR J. Grakini Dattintiuth . Captain J. Bastard, A. H. Itoldsworth Dentl y ishire . Sir W. W. Wynn Oen - - . IL M. Batin/EA Drib re - Lord 0, H. 'Cavenditih. F. brandy Reiby . - H. Cavendish. E. Errq , Dellate - - J. Pause, G. W. Tay i# Deironshire - - - Lord Rbrington 11 .1. , *7, D. Arland D'aseadiire - E. B. Portman, IL Mike' Dorchester . R. Williams, Lord Aildej• Drover . - . Air John Rae ]Brit/, C. P. TAilaviai Downou - J. Drougiram,• C. J. L4ifll4 Droitwkh . - - Earl of Sefton, J. li•Filley Dunwich . . F. ll'arne, A. Archilieltne, Durham Coribty . Lord W. Polled, W. Amid! Dinham City . . Sir B. Greer', M. A. TWA' Eact Looe - . . T. ,ffopg, J. 4._l(msui . . elq. epr t i Evesham . . . Sir ' Eerafily !racier Bu t nJ. Bonne }Ye • - - Sir B. Fordson, Sir P. Sydney Ffintshire . - Sir T. Flint. . - • Fowl (anon Gerniaid St. . Gionerstershire . itetrter City . . . . East - . . _ PjePAire - Ufrwcti. - • .Ilii:ilp s' . . 'tdweet . . `Heleton . . —eford..hire Sit J. If Tetird . - kard H atfurdshire - SirJ. _ Herlord . L g H. Hiyteshury Sir G. Statuit,n, K H. A'Cotat Higtism Ferrer' - - Lard ilowicks mho) . . Hon. 0. 31. Pi:lest:Jo, J.Weyhind Honitun - atr 0 Wutander*, J.J. Guest. Hirshani . . . . Earl of Surety, N. %V. K. Colborne Hun inglons! - la.i Alaatkv,lle. lord Strathiven* Huntingdon . - J. C.drert, J. Stuart. Hythe S. Marjorihanks, J. Loch licheoer - . . M. Brace. J. J. Ilop Pere . C. Alackinrort. R. A. Dundas Ives, St. - . /Inn. W. L Welled. y J. liforrinni Kent King's Lynn - Lord G. B wink. Hon. J. 11'alpole - Kingston.upun.llull G. Selionswar, ll' R. Weigh fsort Knaresborough . . Sir J. Mackiirosh. 11. Brougham+ I, incashire . Lord Suttiley. J. W. Pollen i,Aticaster - . . J. F. Cawthurne, T. Greene lettinecston . Mr W. Gordon, J. Illogder le•icestershire - . Lord Manners, G. A. 1. Kck I,:ice*tet . . Sir C. A. Hastings, W. Eiar.s Lorninster . Lord Nathan', W. Marshall* T. It. Kemp, Sir J. Shelley. Liskcard . . . fond not, Sir W. Pringle Litchfield . . Sir G. Ar.son.O.V.Vernon. Lincolnshire . Sir %I. Ingilhy. C. Chaplin Lincoln - . . . C. D. Sihthorp,J. Fardell Liverpool . Genoa i. Gascoyne„ W. Huskissm LoN I Allerahin Tliuutee n, Aid e : in a n , Ward. .Vdennan Wool . . W. F. V. t O'. Hon. E. Cust tudgershall - Sir S. Geohuot. E. T. Foiey . . Lad Clive, HMI. It. H. Clie, Irymington . . Burrarl. W. 7'. E:.ertou Lyme Regis . • Hon..lL S. Fa -e. Co .11.1 JT. F. .11..ikk to e . . A. %V. Roberts, lt. %Vit:chest.r Mahlon . . T. It Lumittl, J. Dick Malinesbury . • Sir C. Forb:s. J. ForbeN Nlalton . - Sir J. Scarlet:*, J. C. Hinnsitur. 31,trIboroogla . • W. J. Bank s ../.. &smart Marlow. Great . • 0. 11 ilI an,s, T. P. Williams ./awes, St. . C. E. Car:e.eior.. D. If .Pi .ul 31erinnetlishire %'aughau Michael, St. - U. hawking, /loch. 1.. geayon 31nlillegex . . . - O. Byng..l. Hume* 3Pdhurst . . • - G. Smith, .1. A. Smith Milborne Port - • Right Hon. W. S. Bourne. G. S. Byng Minehead . - - J. F. Lit , treli, 0. E. Temlne 31onitiouthshire - - 4 40. C. Somerset. Sir C. forgot Monmouth Marquis of Worcester Nlontgnmeryshire . Right /too. C. W. W. %Vynn Montgomery - Hon. IL Clive Nturpc:ll - • . • l a fon.. W. llutrnrd. W. Ord Newark - . . H. il'illoughtly,3l. T. Sadie- Neweastle-uniler.Lyne It. Borneladr. Iy. IL Mille.. Newcastle.upon.Tyne Sir 31. W. ItitHey. J. Hodylon Newport, Corned/ - J. itaitie..J. Doherty • Newport, I. of Wight Hight lion. S. Percevul, IL Twigs Newton . - T. Leth. T. 1 - Couldiiworth• Newtown, I. of Wight lion. C.. Pillion!, H. Gurney Norfolk County - T. W. C..ke, Sir W. Polkeb Neirthallerton . lion. H. Ikeseelies, Sir. J. Bamford Northamptonshire . Lord Aidolti), W. R. Cartwright Northampton . Sir G. Robinson, Sir R 11. Guinan i Northumberland . Al. Bell, T. W. Beiwiwnt • Norwich . . R. X. Gurney, It. Grunt • Nottinghamshire - . .J. S. Lumfey, Admiral Sotheron Nottingham . - Sir R. Ferguson*, T. Denman Acehaniliton • . Lord il. &linear, lion. DT. W. Orford . • - S. H. Kilderbee°, Sir H. F. Cooke Oxfordshire. . Lord Itrorreys, J. Fane Oxford unlietsity . Sir If. Inglis, T. G. B. Kstcourt Oxford City . . J. 11. Langton, 11. Dupes Pembrokeshire • Sir J. Open Pembroke . . 11. I/. Owen Penryn • . . Sir C. La Mon J. W. rookie:l Peterborough . .S y Heron2Lord ikons Petersfield . . Sir W Jolisfe, G. C. Jolliffe Plymouth . . air T.ll. Martin, Air O. Cockburn Plympton . Lord Valletort , G. C. Antrobus Pontefract J. Jerninginan. J. Saida Poole . . B. L. Lester, Hen. W. F. S. Ponsonby Portsmouth . • . B. Caper. F. Barlilg, junior Alm o n . on. It G. Stanley, .1. Wood J W. Reines. J. Camel, P. Dettkain,(double Queenborough rsturA) it a dOoi s itt . Right on, T. F. Lew ls . as. --.LI I Radnor . •• 11: R. Price "*. - fw Reading . C. F. Filling, C. Russgig Richtuund . Sir 1,. Du 'era, Hon. 17Dundas Ripon . - G. Speace, L. H. Petit Rochester - It. Bernal, Lord Villiers Romney (New) - Hon. A Trevor*, W. Miles Rutland - . Sir G. Noel, Sir G. Heathrote Rye . - Baiilte, F. it. Bonham Ryegate . . 41E40 Sir J. S. Yorke, J. Cocks Millbury - Roo. D. P. Bouveris, W Wyndham Saltash F. 44 of Dorliftton, J. Greyson Sandwich - .J. Marryatt; S. G Price Sarum (Old) . .J. J. Alexander, J. D. Alexander Searhorough - . Right Hon. C. M. Sutton,,Gen. Phipps. Seaford . . Hifi. A.F. pits , J. FitsieraW. Shaftesbury • Z. Penrlijrn. W.'S. Doldall Shoreham . - Sir C. M. .Burrell, Howard Shrewsbury - R. Jenkins, R. A. Sliney Shropshire• - Sir 41W, - J. C. Pelham Someriershire - W. Dickenson,Z A. Sandford Southampton - A. R. Dotti 64. Ifok. *millwork . H. Morrie, fir R. Wilton _ • Stairordshire - Sir J. Wrottesley, E. J. Lktieton Steroid Coos)Aell, 7. Giskorne &w(iird - Lord T. Cecil, T. Chaplio Steyning - G. R. Philips, E. Bloom, Stockbridge O. Wilbiithatn, W. S. Stiinkfr Sudbury - B. Waren& Sir •r- Njat.Ai . Softolk . Sir H. Banbury, C. Tyre!! Surrey - W. J. Deelson, J. I. Briscoe . W. Burrell, H. Curieis,jon ? - Sir R. Peel!, Lord C. Townsend - Lord Ehringtont, Lord W. Russell - H. lAbouchete*, E. T...lkinbridgo - J. E. Doirdetiwell, J. Martin - Lord J. Fitzroy, F. &tint - R. Frankland, h. G. Russell ~ . Lord Sandon, Hon. 0. 1). Ryder . Right Hon J. P. Courtanay, C. R. Baldwin JR. Gordon, J. Nackiilop, I Zing (double return) • Lord 11:11coodoi, N. W. - Col. W.,Hughes, R. Knight - Right lion. J. Cali:ran, J Etsttiny - D. S. Degdole, F. Lawley . Sir C. Greet le, J. Jones - J. E. P'eti:eXars, J. L. Lea - G. Smith, S. Smith - /fon. C. Forrester, P.. 13. Thoorron , - Lord N. Thyiine, Lord ll'. Thynne . Sir A. (hoot O. Prender, - Sit C. Hulse, C. Buller, j . - Sir F. Burdett, J. C. Ho ouse Lord Lowther, Hon. 11, C. Liirther I Colonel Gordon, M. Urn , Buxton, I E. B. Sugden - Sir S. Scots, Hon, J. R. l'ownshend - Colonel J. Liodsay, J, A. Hodson •J. H. Penruddoeke L. droner - Sir J Astkry, J. B ennett • , • - J. Williams, Hon. Colonel H. Pundass • P. St. J. Alildmay; Sit E. H. East • bir R. H. Vivian, J. Ramsbottom . Marquis of Blandfurd, Lord C. S. Churchill Witten Basset . Lord Mahon, T. H. Villiers IN , witcrshire - Hon. H. B. Lyme), lion.. Z. N. Poky Woreester •. . Col. Davies, G. R. Robinson Wyeslibe . . tar T. Baring, Sir J. D. King Yarsoeuth - Hon. G. Anson, C. E. Rurubold Yarmouth, I. of Wight W. Y. reel-. 0. Thompson° , Ytls lee . Han. IW. Duneombe, I.ord MorPetit", II a 1 Brougham° t, I 4 BetkelL Yeek . S. A. Boynton, Hon. T. Dundee° • Brougham and Lord Ebrington are the only Members re. timed for. two plapes--earnely, the former foe Yorkshire , apd Zoares betinigk, the latter for Devonshire and Tavist'ock. On the meeting . 61 Pitiliament they will Make their respective electiours, which will t. mope hie, oa &sieve of Mr. Brougham for Yirkehire, and on dirt ti• hopti_Rbrinioß,,pr prvonshire r and pew writs will consequinily i. lented KnaiesWrough and Tavistock. thiNgi Tamirordt Tavilitide Taunton TorkesbUri ThenOrd - Thirsk Thenira . Talmo TreViftY - Truro Waiyord Warwickshire * ends Ter - IVeolock M'eobTey . w_ - West, Loot - Vf eilintoster iVesimaceland Weymouth - Whitehireh - Wigan Wilton Wiltshire - '4 inehehmea - Winchester . - oodstedt me bit *1•64c11 Ai 6101 are to • tyriconiNitesi _ rich - Cilt, Lime* k 4 'r tansy clar: , sit & F. LlOpt ' Lord ;14deos11, 1 J. C, Sive rn &fr. Ol t T. //of Sir It altl •C. C. A: M. 7 Lord, It x. Son ctir r E W. Guise O. 11.4 0 : 100 c , tr J byte , el • J'. • Itivit _.,Wee! • r t ef• ett 4 'E J. D4oif~s 13k Sir N. Fake • Load J. Tovs. • , 3. Nehru The Eneish ParliaMentary lawyer; will have a vistibtrttroamit oki . .ioupwriolz t it udiqa Leilt . lowa of if= el' t a tx O