Star. — London, England, 1803-12-22 00:00:00

• I Teeter, Dee. so.—.. Arrived lalt evening, thew poll, from a crvize, hieMajefty'sphip Meatus, Cap. tam Sistaavtu.a, and remains. The wind blowing very hong from the fonthward and weßward, ac companied with thick rain, the Mattagami frigatr, Captain Cows alto remains. Pam% suet, DEC. t9.—Yefterday the weather *as more moderate than on Saturday, no arrivals or failing's : but about tiro o'clock, P. M. a large lugger in.ide her appearance from the Weftward, after. irds (retched off to the Southward. in order (as wve luppole) to weather the Lizard, the wind being about S. or S. S. E. lam the more induced to note this vent, as the French lugger privateer (l'Aven- Cure, of zo guns, prize to the Acasra) has not yet arrived, and as Come doubts have been entertained refpeaing her fafety, think it not unlikely but the lug. per above mentioned is the fame veftel, which by this time, I have no doubt, has arrived fafb at Plymouth. This day the wind has fallen back to the Weftward with finall rain, but quite moderate. DEAL, 'Dec. 2 t.—Arrived the SULPHUR bomb, from a cruize. Sailed the DAAT (loop of war, en a cruize. Wind S. E. Rausetatt, Dec. 10 —A boat front this place, failing in the Gull llream yellerdaY, caw a number of folchers cocked hats, tome bowls, a table and other articles, floating upon the fea. The boatmen picked up and brought on chore one of the hats, which bears the French tri-coloured cockade, and on the button the number 27 ; fo that it moll likely belonged to a private of that Brigade. In all probability, this is another fatal inftance of the infecurity of the gun boats deftined for the Murton of this country. An occurrence happened here this morning, which his oceafioned confiderable fenfation, and ferves as a melancholy proof how rapidly this harbour is fin. ing up. A lighter, between the outer pier heads, at low water, though drawing only thirty inches, took the ground, and (luck fall in the mud. According to the obfervations of pilots; and other perfons of nautical experience, the accumulation of mud in this harbour is not lets than Liz feet deep within the lift four years only. YARMOUTH, Dec. It.—Yellerday failed the Am 39SCAUt frigate to the Nore. the Cessna gun brig is expeeted to fail this afternoon, with the Hero and trothers tranfports for the Wefer. Remain in the Attach the Re rut SF, of 74, guns, Admiral Russet. ; PleiNeß3E OF ORANGE, Of 64 guns ; Omega? fri gate ; and Otosves Coop of war. Yellerday P. M. 'the Providence of this port, Rosier THILOBAJLD mat'. ear, from London to Yarmouth, with goods, in mak ing for the harbour, was drove by the current into the beach, fouth of the Pi-r ;—crew and cargo, are hued, and-the fhip is expeCted to be got off with little damage : About the fame time was driven by the current the Vrow Magaretta, Jaw Heat:mica Loss mutter; and the Vrow Gefina, H. K. La tasoa. both fforn Waarl, in Oldenburg, with oats, bound to Lon don. The crews are faced, but the cargoes and wcfels it is expeeted will be loft. Pit in, wind bound, the Elisa, HINDRICK Orr° Bstosa, withoau, bound to London. Wind-fouth tall. B BAT, Dec. r3.-I'he fquadron under the command of the Hon. Captain Coemaam e„ is return ed to its anchorage at Beal leaven, in eonfequence of the late heavy gales. Admiral Sir ROBERT Car.oaa is not yet arrived, but is hourly expetted, as the CAMDEN cutter failed from Bearhaven yefterday in quell of him.—The works to be ere led here for the defence of this harbour, commence immediately un• der the fuperintendence of Captain &tor, of the Royal Engineers ; and a eonfiderable turn of money has been received by the Ordnance fore-keeper, for the . payment of the artificers, workmen, &c. who may be employed there. Dom.'s, Dec. ii.—His Majefty's fhip l'Aaous, the Hon. Capt. Kiso. has taken a Dutch Raft India !kip, worth upwards of reo,oool. which has arrived at Cove. In addition to the nautical diallers I fent you an account of left night, are the following :—the Three Sifters, from Dublin, was driven on the lands at Lurgan Green, the t cth init. the received no damage, except in her rigging. The anden, Macaermy, of Dublin, from Peterfburgh to Weapon, with hemp and iron, (truck on a rock, in Blackfod Bay, near Newport, the fame day: part of the eqrgo will be Paved. The Chriftian Gummier°, of Workingt on, funk yenerday, near gUagan, Newry ; crew fared- The King George, PR arrow. was driven on more the fame day, at Hamilton Point, near Newry, and is much damaged, there being . upwards of five feet wa ter in the hold : the cargo is taking out, much de =aged. An exprefs from the Surveyor of Carling ford Rates, that two large Wale were put on (bore en the Barvele the night of the sfith : he gives no further partieolare. A veffel has been ken to fink about 3o miles eaft of our light-houfe. on Thutfday The Providence, laws, et Weenrd. from Li verpool to Wexford, which .put• he here wind-bound a few days, is funk between thexamels-bonfe at Ring end, and hfCarrolPs wharf: all hands Paved. The Tar, CRISP, from Liverpool to London, with falt. was wrecked on Friday night at Carn Point, Weaford: the veld is gone to pieces, and cargo loft: the crew all faced. _ _ On Wednafday night, a moll tremendous form of wind and rain from S. S. E. same on, which laßed the whole of Tborfday ; much damage it is feared has been done to the !hipping en our coaß ; early in the morning a !loop from Dunbarton, coal laden, was obferved on the South Doll, and a Codling rad from Cork on the north fide ' near the end of the North wall. The crews had betaken thernfelves to the &roods ; from the violence of the trope! it was a eofifiderable time before any boats could go to their afGßance, they were At length fottanately brought E. A loop of war that lay in Poolbeg was driven from her moorings, and forced up the river to Car bile.bridge, where Ilse truck againli a collier, un veiling it with great vinler.ce againil the abutments of the budge, by which the ftiftAioed much injury. PROM LLOYD% LIST. awards', Dina I t..—Paird by, tie Asfriorsr. Briber. firs Papa; Calirrldr Mess, from Oportel 1411141 rut asd Dd..% Brady, tram buns; iriardlap, !W -arm boa Cart ; Appanage. Urn; Ned Naming Star. Peas, boo Mod; Arms, Oirittlei, bum Tosaiders ; Mrs/MAp, weed% ken ; Jose Johanna, Mark, from Vend: lance Vera& Doer; Yam Wraib. -nn; red Toe Grfrarn, from Farbdeddelbrd tbraperr é hi Ftrtairro,, ----, far Ber Ol e ; Nonni isms& M ra, I Albod ; Huy , irr Limed& ; Wow Air" Donate. iur Medirdrin •, Heave, Darya ; pre Jae, ; kstor Any VricOso4, WiSktor ; sad Vow lhis Jams, tar assliar; • Ncweasyr.r., Dte. to.—lntellrgenee was officially received by Captain Crime trom, on Sunday, from the Admiralty, that a number of privateers had lately failed from the French and Dutch ports. During the whole of ye(erday this information was commuci cared as a receffary caution to thole who cleared from the Cultrim-houfe, by the authority cf the Colleetor of this port. The Diana, Stiles, from Baltimore to Amfterdam, is !oft of Goree. A. Tjarek, from Roftoek to Amfterdam, has put into Lubeck. The Margaretba, Marlin, from Wyburgb to Seville, bat put into Cadiz. The Welk -mitten, Pieter., from Amiterdam to Demme, has pat into Ague:. The Betty, hleisar Joy, from Amfterdam to Bolton, it loft near Dunkirk. -, Afmus Myren, from Triefte to Hamburgb, had put into Cbriitiana. The Fonroender, Rickert, from Stockholm to Leghorn, put into Lifbon Nov t. The Darnall 114 Frau Jenrette, Klafs Schmidt, has put back to Archangel damaged. --, T. A. Todc, from Vael to Amiterdam, is 101 l with all the crew at Terfchelhng. The Three Deobrodets ,Lammers, from Embden td Amfterdsm is Branded on Eyerland. The Copenhagen, Beyer, from Copenhagen to St. Croix, waa wrecked off Calais, Dee. 6th. The Zeddenruft, Okhes, from Memel to Ainftervianh hi* put into Harlingen, damaged and leaky. The Dorethea, Bajer, from Liverpool to Kodk°, with coffee, (agar &e has put into Dornumerzyl. The Stoerk Oddee, Maar, from St. Croix to Copenhagen, is wrecked at Newfoundland. Only Ge of the crew faired. Tbo Adrian, Zoute, is loft at the mouth of tbc Emu, near Ike rand Borlum. The crew are raved, but the cargo is loft. The Chrittiana Dorothea, Jeffen, from Copenhagen to Abaci , dam lay at Fano, in Jutland. Dec. t. in good caiditioci. The Fadernis Linda, Maunder, from Loaf* to Sicily, is firanded near Zlerikzoe. The crew and part of the cargo raved: The Sybrand Jerig. Douweo, fr m Palau to Atufterdain, is ftranded at Anteland: the creaand Come part of the cArgoarz uval —........., Frits, from libido° to Kick with piece goods, ran aground near Lefouw, ►ut was got off and has failed for COpCO. WWII to rep, Ir. The Otter Oakland, from Canton to Gottenburgb, let from Embden, has put into Edwag, in Norway, on account of contrary winds. The Little Katharine, from Cottentrurgit, to Surinam, has run on , he rocks between Warbag and Gottenburgb, but it is hoped the will be got off. The Swills Chip Diligent*, Reipuls, from Petettborgh to Bar celona, with iron and wheat, M ftranded at Tettheifin ; four of the crew arc loft—endeavoars are making to Cave the cargo. The Amerkan nip Diana, Smith. from Baltiosors to Amfter-. I dam, was wrecked Nov. 0, on the Ocitter land, near the Schou wen. The crew and paffeitgers,coofilting of fifteen perfoos, ware with difficulty faced in the hoot. The Rains, Muller, from the Vlie to St. Vaal and La Hogue the Aphrodite, Nulcke, from Emhden to Bandeaus. in Watt ; the Carl, John Pater Baer, from Tonninsen to Chariefton ; and the Aksatieler J. Manias, from Peterlburgh W Llama, arc !trended near Calais _ The Polly, Primrofe, from Glafgow to London, has been a utiging mip f u r three wedge, and hat not yet been beard at be Jam and Beta , of Dunbartno ; the Providence, Wartan, Born L verpool for Wexford; and a 04 with Bairfsed , &dare on •• ore in Dublin Bay The Tar, CAfp, front Liverpool for London, Is on sore near Werke& 'The Anna, Frrtig. irons Peterlboret for Roadie, Is to an tic coat of Norfolk- The Antooo. blifeldela, from Liebati to &la!edam, or Rotter dam, with ►arky and feed, is ftranded on the Wand of Gone. Me crew are fined, but the Ibip, it is espeeted, will be toff. The Anna Bulletta, from St. Croix, for Co. penhagen, was deferted at fea by the crew on the tit Dec. Crew taken on board the Neptunus from Ali. cant, and landed at Weymouth. The Rachel and Ann, BROWN, arrived at Hull. from Riga, was in company with the following vef fels belonging to that port from the Baltic, on Thurf• day lan, in the North Sea, viz. the Hnrnby,• Wu.• son, Hamburgh Packet, BARNES ; Stranger, Low, Flaxton, SNaRt ; Minerva, GATCLITTS, Harmony; EL I. ; Sifters, W1T1.1111014/114 ; Courier, COLLINS; and Concord, WATSON. The CRISCINT and Veen:eta frigates were cruis ing off Goree on the oath init. The former being ordered into port, her Captain. Lord WIS. STEWART, went on board the fenior Officer to receive inftrue tions, when a fudden gale of wind arifing, he at the molt imminent peril endeavoured to regain his fhip, from nhence he was not perceived to quit the Com modore : night coming on, he 101 l fight of both 1141: the gale inereafing to a perfeet hurricane, after three hours coding and aruggling in a heavy lea, frequent ly overwhelmed by its (pray, the water up to the boat's thwart and men's knees, waves after wave threatening inevitable deftrultion, worn out with fa tigue, they calmly lay on their oars, (hook bands with each other. took an affectionate farewell, wait ing that lea that. (hould confign them to oblivion. when the CRIISCIPT,having by mere accident totally altered her epode, drove immediately upon the boat. So miraculous was then their cream that before they bad well difcovered the (kip, they were under her bows, unable to make themfelves heard t the foam of the fea a eaufed by the fhip's velocity, totally Ailed the boat—opportunity jiift offered for the Captain and crew to cling tb the fhip'a fides, when the boat [tramped. and, full of water, diCappeared in an infant. The ealmnef. and intrepidity faid to have been dd. played by Lord WILLIAM! STIVAIT, in this critical Rate, are the theme of general admiration ; after in citing the brave fellows, partners of his peril. to their utmoß exertion, declaring he did not value his own life in the [(trice of his country. but the faerifiee of theirs was to him the melt mertifyins i • when all was given for 1011, the dead calm of aw&lfilence to each other, the vacant Rare arnida the roar of winds and rage of elements, the cheering, of a youthful. ardent, loyal, brave, and beloved Commander, is taller imagined than defcribed. HWY COURT Of AnnlilliLTY.--YeAerday the Right Honourable Sir Wtstiam Scorr proceeded to the adjudication of the following cafes of (hips and cargoes : The Refointion, Sweden, wealter...This was a Swedith Lip. laden with a eargo Ovarian' wienbandise which was felted ow the ground of beitaeh of blockade. The Co urt rebored the Cup and mow dabbed, bat decreed tho atoms impence‘ Zethtit. Odtwell. mafter.--1 his dip was Wien with a c arp wit few, cotes, sod iwton, and was coming free" Surinam to Anollerdiani at the dine of the capture. The Ibtp and carp were couden,ord in Oar care on the ground of top bac Dina property ; but the private shaman of the Ma( to was neared. Frederick and Marianne. Andtrien mafter.—The Overt in this cak condemned eke ildp, and the unclaimed pasts of dm win De Wine, waiter.--It appeared that this Otip was takes ea abalone. der of the !land or Tobs4o. Ship midmost elegies. Rahtelse, issaftee.--This was • cafe of cats mad damps what the captors, tor uojatly &isles the Op aed width were claimed as Ream Form. The °mut decreed aad damps weeedleity. Tim Coen the adioures4 du TM of Putty teat. DUBLIN: DEC. t 7. Oa Wedoefday evening la*, the robber .6fichael Dwyer, wearied and bunted down by the aftivity of, the troo;is fent to fcour the r• mntains, fent notice to Captain WILLIAM Huns of his with to furrender himfelf, at a• place which he mentioned. Captain Eltme accordingly repaired with a party of hi. Yeomanry, to the appointed fpot, where he took him into euflody, and brought him a prifoner to Home wood. The remainder of this ruffian's defperate gang, which has fo long eluded public jultke in the fatt nefres and bogs of Imail and Aughavanagh, mull be expelled immediately to furrender, as the vigorous meafures now adopted have deprived them of their former refourees of plunder, and driven them into the bleakeß and moll barren part of the mountains. This day. the Consmiffion of Oyer and Terminer was opened. by the Right Hon. the Loan Kum*, before I.nrei Chief Mice Downes, and the Hon. Juttice Firtrcaas. Mr. John Ssockdale, of Abbeyftreet, was brought up to the Cagle, on Thurfday lag, from Kilmainliam gaol ; and; after an examination by Mr. Secretary Wickman, was remanded to prifon. IPSWICH. DEC. 21. Ye(lerday evening, a contiderable time after the day had doled, the IR divifioa of the ad Lancafhire Regiment arrived here from Colchefter, on their way for Woodbridge Barracks, itnd this morning pro ceeded to their pace of dellination. The tit division of the 3oth Regiment of Infantry arrived here this day from Woodbridge. Barracks, on their route for Ireland, and will he fucceeded each Jay by a division till the whole of the two battalions have palled through. Oa Monday !all the Volunteer Corps of this Town paraded in the Market Place, when their Colours were prefented to them, with an appropriate fpeech from Mr. MiDDLITON, the Member for the Town. From thence they proceeded to Church, where the Colours were confecrated ;_and the Officers after. wards gave a dinner to Lord CIIAILLES FITZROY and his Staff, at the Coffee hnufe—the re& of the Mem bers of the Corps (pending the day with feaitity at the different Taverns, &c. YeßPrday, about one o'clock, his Mails vet arrived at St. James's Palace from the Q2eetr's Houfe to hold a Levee. Soon after one o'clock the Levee commenced, which was attended by the Bilhop of London, the Lord Chief Jo Rice of the Court of Com. moo Pleas, the Chief Baron, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Secretaries of State, the Firfl Lord of the Admiralty, the Treafurer of the Navy, the Solicitor General, the Judge Martial and Advocate General, their Excellencies the Imperial, Turkith, American,Wirtemberg,Neapolitan, Ruffian,Spanith, and Bavarian Ambalf4dors ; the Dakea—Pedford and Per nl. Marqulties-•Saldbury and Lima°. Vifeouot Caftlereagh. Earls—oSandarkh, Uxbridge, St. Vincent, Chatham, Harring ton. and &film Lords—Somerville, Hod arn,Wallinghatn, Cranky, Wbitworth, Northelk. Rivera, Fo&Mona, G. Seymour, Willoughby, Falmouth, Hawke/burl, Hobart, and C. &motet. stn—T. Metcalfe, C. Pool, H. L Neale, W. lames, H. Stra chey, J. Minted+, and S. Camera. Omerals-•-Hulfe, Burrard, Brownrig, Baird, Steward, Stomata, Greenfield, Sinclair, Letter, Calvert, Lae, Hallinp, and Mon tan. _ _ _ — Majora—flake and Ramfloottan. Colonsit—Stanley,Himfon, De Ore?, Grey!lle, Head, M'Clrr rk, Dew Jibs, Cheiter, O'Nangidin, Coventry, Sheldon, Herm% and Calvert. Cenral s—Croftoo , Maitland, Moore, Barber, Jack fon , Mayow, Greville H. P. Hope, Pewd, and Mamas. Hope, Cory, Hunt, Tierney, Addington, Irby, Sarjeant, De Paget, Lloyd, Yorke. Windham, King, and Merit! Shaw. The following had the honour of being prefented to his MajtlrrY : Mr. Moats NTOSII, the !snifter, by the Clianonlior of the Ex. eikeqssr, an kis being appointed Romeo llswirsy ss winch ocesilan be roodoad the hamar of Iblebtheed. sad took leave at his Malay. previous to Ids failing to a few days for the Eaft Hl;Graes the Duke of Diatom', on Ns marriage, by Lord Willoughby; his Grail wore the usiloom of the Woburn Cavalry. Coloola COVONTIIIr,, of the Wortaltarhke Valuation, by the Lord in Waiting. Liestenant-Coissiel Hanson ol the biumbeftse Wile Regi ment, by Colonel bunky, op his being appointed to the com mand rif that corr. no Colonel, althergh cootrary to the *74tof the Coot. Were his sap, pantaloon, and bones, or la t e s ed from for the infpedtion of his Mejdy, wbo wiled to fot him in the full uniform of the corps. Lord Gaoaor StIrMOOO, GO his being appinted to the COM. wood of the Liege Office Corps, by the Lord in Waiting. His Lordihip then prefented Captain' JAca sow, Mateo, and Oli. vitae. of the fame Corps. Captain Hang, PIOLIP Hort, of the London Light Horfe,by COIOOd Herein. Lieut. General Hammes, on his promotion to that rank. Major BLARR and Captain Postat., of the St. CIeNGIMAG MOW Corps, by the Lard in Wahl,* Major Raassnorross and Capp& M ,of the Dewar Valeeterro, by General Manners. The Right Hart. Wit. WINIGNAN, on his being oppaintod to the eonsumad of the Paint' Volunteers, in Norfolk. A /weak Gentleman, by the Streak Mingles . , on his being appointed Minilter to the Ottoman Porte. After the Levee was over, his Majesty held a Pt ivy Conneil. His Mayssry then gave private audiences to Mr. ADDINGTON Mr. YORKS ; Earl Sr. VINCILIIT; Lord HOBART ; Earl CNA relax', Lord HAWRRISGRT ; and Sir CH/IRIAN MORGAN ; who laid fevers' decifions of Courts Martial before his Mayssrv. Soon after five o'clock his Maissry left the Palace for the Queen's Houfe to dinner. YellercLy was a Collar Day, and all of that noble Order wore their Collars at St. James's. TIIIf•TRE, COVENT GARDRII. 7 4.IIII night the Tra gedy of the I.Vrdid Mother was performed at this Theatre, in which the Silents of Mrs. &Dooms were, of courfe, difplayed to great advantage in the rho rafter of Hirseave. The andtwarichr of Mrs. LITCPI. ems, was an unequal performance • indeed, the ap peared weak from tier late indifpodtion.—Cmatias Kassas.e. Prink: was as much too boifterous as his elder brother's &ski was, in feveral paffiges, too tame. The Pylain of Mr. BRUNTON ; the J%teir of Mr. CIIRPMAN ; the chow of Mifi Mean:ore ; and the Csitiosfe of Mrs. Homerooms, were well etiough for the back ground figurn of a Greek pieure, which, upon the whole, by the aid of drefs sod (ornery, was made to produce a rather brilliant 'fee: it did not, however, draw together a very numerous body of fpaatoes. The hackneyed farce of the Pena elafed the befinefs of the evening, in which there was no thing to reader it a particular objea of =Whoa f LIST anti ROUSE. Yefterday a Court of Distant. was held at the EaR India Haute. when General CRIOOOcE wai appointed Commander in Chief of the Company's Forces. And Second in Council at Fos t S:. George. Yederday a Qiirterly General Court was held at the Ea India oufe. After the utual forms, the Chairman (Mr. flosaskyrr) acquainted the Court, that it war appointed at this Court to confider of a dividend from the sth of July lilt to the sth of Jan. next. The Ref°lution having been read, The Chatlman ulderged, that in confecrence of the Ad of left Seffion, emitted the Property Ac% the Court of Direflors had taken the opinion of Mr. ADAM, the Company's (landing Counfel. whethcr the Company might charge the amount of the duty on the dividends payable to the proprietors amonglt their ordinary out-goings, fo that the proprietor may receive the full am..unt of the dividends ; whe:ber the Company i, }snood to kledtift the prr.ppr. tiolate part of ,be du y fro the dividends payable to the refpcetive pn p• ICO.TS ? The op:nron being read, and appearing decided in favour of the latter propolition, The Chairman Oared, that the Court had thought it advilable, in confrquence of converfatinn in the lag General Court, to apply to Lord CASTLEIts•Cri on the fuhjeft. Letters from the Chairman and Deputy, to Lord CA3TLFREAGH, with his Lot-Whip's reply thereto, Rating his reafons why it would be improper to ape ply to Parliament for the indulgence requelled, were read. The Chairman oblerved, that under the ebrrte • cemftances, he thought the good fettle of the Court wsuld fee the imprudence of any further proceed ings; and, therefore, he (houlsi move, that the divie dend be fs per cent. Whitt} Mr. liinsauctyrr was putting the spteßie , n, Mr. Roca wished the Couniel would Rate to this Court the reafons which induced his opinion" that the Comp'ny could not legally follow the elarnple of the Bank Diseßors. Mr. ADAM Rated concifely the grounds an which hi► opinion was founded, the principal of which was, the reftriCtion the Company were legally under not to increafe their dividends without the exprefs appro bation of Parliament. Mr. Rock declared himfelf to be perfeftly fatisfied with the worthy Counfel's explanation. The queftion on the dividend, after a few words from Mr.TwtNlNc, was put and carried unanimoully. The Chairman acquainted the Court, that an Ad had lately paired, to regulate the rate of intereft on the Company's Bonds. After the Bill had been read, the Court adjourned fine die. In confecinence of the very great inconvenience of late felt by the trading part of the community, from the fcarcity of filver coin to give in change, it was lalt week propofed by fome of the mon refpedable Bank ing houfes in town, that a deputation should wait upon the Governor of the Bank of England, to am. kilt on the meafures necefary to remedy the ev•l The meeting accordingly took place y.Rerday, when it was recommended in the Gentlemen to apply to the Minitier on the fiibjeet. The Annual EleEticrns yefferday, being St. Tho. mar's Day, took place, when the Cornell, for tht Returns of the fermi Wards commenced The following (lateen Gentlemen are returned by their feveral precinfts, as proper perf , ns to rave the Office of Common Councilmen the year enfuiog, far PARRINODON WITHOUT. NORTII zIDt.—.ST. SitoLCllltel. Mr. Bleb. Brewer, Deputy 45 Mr. Abraham Young - gg Mr. James Brewer - 41 Mr ides Newman • 46 Mr. Joliet Bouceeb - 41 Mr. aim Davao' - 40 IT. ANDIIZOI . I. 001.11010 Mr. jama Linen's* - 43 1 Mr. We. John Raves - 31 sour!. sun, ST. INIDS'S. Mr. k.bert Herring.Dtpety 45 I Mr. Jobs Nkbale - p Mr. Willi= Wright . 3$ IT. numsrsies. Mr. non= Harper - 36 W.A.& %did - Mr. William I s 3 • ST. 111.111111111% LUDGATE. Mr. Thomas Reeve - si I Mr. ••••• Meares Mr. Robert Waltham • 46 I Mr. sawn+ The Poll will be renewed in the ufual manner this day. FARR INGDON At the dote of the Poll yellerday. the number, were— Mr. Cathie!! - Mt. Robots Mr. Thomas Sabi - • Mr. Nan Sooltk p 1 Mr. L. 4 . 1. Mr. Powell - - Mr. WWII:Inky Mr. Stokes Mr. Mufon Mr. Crowder - 3 1 -3! 3 0 , SO ' 30 Mr. Jams Sloth s 9 Mr. Montt - Mr. Mr. tZ i li " • Mr. iZ tea nklaten Mr. I Mr. Prima Mr. Cooks - sy sy 30 - - 3e' . - 29 Mr. Deputy j. Row Will Mr. Deputy C. Al lridg• Sir Geary Nis Mr. Hoary ICE' Mr. Thomas Loveland Mr. Robert rither WATS. Mr. John Dandier Mr. Duncan Mr. Tamer Mr. Dodd Mr. Adair Mr. Mgt WPM lAT I a Polled very few yenerday , expeded to be aßiee. SILLIWGIOIIII Has three new Candidates; the Rate of the Poll San be particularly mentioned tomorrow ; that of yet terday requiring no exertion. The following Wards continue the old Member,. viz : This day the contelt 11 Candlewick, Brood-firm. Warbrook. Widow, Tower.• Crippkgate Lime-art-et, Cripple-pee Without. Porerdken, CAW leynard. In the feven following ards, there being no op. pofition, the returns were— Dowears—Mr. Alto Perrirg, is room of Mr. VIII= Km . wbo navel Is Samoa Waao—..Mr. Joyner, in roan of Mr. Me bow% doserfal. fironorient —Mr. Seirli, Attoeeet, in room of Mr. Tarim, raine Coucoon • Mr. When Peres. lir mu of __ wiligm Edwards. reaped. Craw wriaat, is ream of Mr. Tooiew. refipei Coo sent—Melfro. Orrin Parra and Olefin OrMarj.k tee min of Melts. Toner. wiped, sad Sboonnis, ebo moved out of tee Wort a Laireseeasw..hae. Want/ INS Ili Mk 11/1/11 odkised. i I