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OFFICE Of ORDNANCE, :Ant T.got. rr P ArCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA ty'S7ll,!: - Zere4y give Notife, that froposnit -receked at their Office,' in St. Margaret street, ire.itmintter, or TU.ZSDAY,'the 13tb day of Ju f fy, t Sca, JrG its s!cpb -Persons a e shall ihipc,pr . c.per to enter into a Cinekrael tie supply of such Vnientitfeeeinel Descriptions of -- 1 .1 CORDAGE, itsth Board nn2j , ,nifx /94e furnishec for the Service of the Ord, nance=i, nia pet NI 9R.M•'1•37 - rar: • - and.Coli,triaoriff - the Contraa Inv he known upon ppp1i_41 ,, !,4( tee S.-.7,etary's Office, in St. Illawret-street, any V.7ir'tettoc HonFi - of Ten-einifFori?' c'Clock, hut no Prep tAls can Le u.iluitt; oiler Tueseiny, the,l3lL:l9 , of yujy next. .1! ) , Order tbd Boaycl, R. H. CREW, Sec. . OFFICr.,,,t-ORDNANCE, - .7dne , 4.9, 1802. HE PRINCIPAL 'OFFICERS ofl - 11S MA_ • .71.-% STY': ORDNANCE do - herely'igive Notice - , tbat thy sfil by Public Auction, at the Mtver; vn WEDI4.S DAY, 21st ffdy Yn.xt, between the flod,-: of Eleven and Fwir rnr'y,l,Ots cf Old and Unserviceabli' Ordlanee' ton ;istin,.. of • • Islusquets, Carbines, and Musquettoons . . ••• Barreli•for Musquets and Pistols; • • • Locks tor Musque;s and Pistols; iklu§44et and Carbine Bai'oneis ;• • swords of S i orts,• Scabbards, Cartopch Boxes, Leathern AcCoutrerrients, Flints Of Sorts, -Triggers, SL ling . Vices, . • - : .• • . Cart Saddles' Harney,. Collars, Bit Haiters, and yarious • G.t.ber Articles of . Sarltery and Harness"; • • Blankets,--coierlets,,F)-atnnoacks, anclsundy other Arti cles of B.P.Aiding' ; • • ''" • Tents of Sorts ; Wadrrtill Tilts,' Pgxyder Horns, Forge Bellows, Anvils, Bick Irons, Saws:Mocks, Shades, Felling Axe• F .i 27/latch, Bushel' and turnp‘lion';" • "•• • Copper ; • ' • ' A Qd - aiitity - of Cordage, - - • " • : Create i • . . Pieces of old Vacking - • . Deals of Sorts ; ionic: Wads, Horse-shoes; liphitc.'d Metal, and various • other . . ,••• .Thewhole of which may be.viewed at tie Towz er. till the day Printed Lists of the Lott.will be delivered to such Ferssns,s ippo for tZetn, - at the Office of Ordnam?, in the - Tower... !.Isy Order of the Board, ' . • • - R. L CREW Sec • SECRTARY's OEFICE, CHELSEA HOSPITAL, u 1:-/ 3 , TE are, by Order Of the Right. Hon. the Lords 'LS,cuhers,Commissioners foi . Managiagthe Affairs of tine Royal 1-lospital at C hektea; . give . ‘ Nattce .That Out-Rensioners as well Lettermen as others), belt3nging to Ea sant TiospifaT, resiculig - iiiTOridsh, of Twenty fwe Miles thereof; are' l'eiintredctb appear Personally and Re znnentAtty; at .t 1! §ectgtary:s:Pffice„,,m the said Hospital, on the fespeElive cla),lfildermeMiOned, when attendance will be given f-om Nine o'Clock,in the IY.lnrning until Thre'e in the Afternoon, viz.. On WEDNESDAY, Tyr.x 7. The pensicilqs from the fat and '4.(1 Regimen of rife Guards,' the. late ist,_and 4d Teeppl of Horse Guards, :the late ; Ist and zd Troop's of Horse Crenhdier Guards ' the Royal Horse Guards Bine', the lzte sti; 4th, and 7th fkegi srtents of Horse, the Dragoon Guards, and all the Dragoons, and f encible Cavalry, with the British Legion oflioxse; • On 'THURSDAY, JuLY'B. The Pens:ioners'frori the tat,' the 'Coldstream,*and 3d' Re*- giments ofFoot Gnares. • - • " • ," On FRIDAY, JULY 9. Thoe from the.tst Regiment of, yoot, to the 39th inclu • - rave. • - - • 'On SATURDAY, JULY IC. These frprii the 3 ist Regiment of Foot, to the 65th inclu . - iv . on MONDAY, TI/LY 12. Thase.from the, EOth' Regiuittlit of Foot, to the 134th in usiv- as rise tic Pensioners rroin Lord Strathaven's, Ma jo.-a Waller's, Eiti. - ,r(Ps, an;l Fish's Corps; the Royal Garri son liattai-iQn, Lciyal Irish, Queen's Rangers, the Fencibles, 'Cirque . LancashireVoluntsers, with all 'Owls rne rican Corps, likewise tl;,-; Pensionerg from the reduced I.;itnents or - • • • • - On TPESDAY, JULY 13. The Pensioners ironi the - Independent Companies, those froth-the, several lts.'giinents Of Militia, those who'ltave been in-.P..talSiotiersof Chelsea' itospitale_as alsO thtue whoreceive Cite increased Penidoti on aet °not. i3lindneis, Lettermen, and Men at grl. per diem; with the Private Gentlemen •waio Anhtiitica from the late firsf•and'Second Troops of Itorse And.:that-all Out-Pensioners (as v. - ell Lettertnen as others) belonging to-the said Hospital; Who live at A greater distance thce 'Twenty-tiye.Miles - trom Lendon, - and those in Scotland and Ireland, ,are hereby resui red and cOminatided, after' the zethiot becetrilvr - next,: anti after every succeeding zial June atal aitliDeceMber, until further orders, to' apply to one of His Majesty°s justiccs of the Peace, in' the neienbourheOcl tybere they reside, and make the' following. Affidavit, which 'the said -Magistrate for the County; City, Bofough, or-Riding, before whotu the PenSioner.: , oPears. will sign and date.; viz. " ezree b'e fore me, one of His; Majesty's " 'justices of the Peace, `tor- the County of '' •, • and " made oath, that he was admitted an Out-Pensioner of '• - ‘'Clielsea Hospital, on the day 'of " • ,17 ', :;tor t 8 ' •)' front the Regiment 'of , corn , manded by , was then, aged about - • 4 ` years, served in the Army years, wasidischarged for " • , and•that he' is no Other Wise provided for by the ," Public, but as a PeneiOner thesald Hospital, the Parish of -, in the County of. • 4 . Sworn befote me, this day of ' ' 120 ." The •AtTidavi,t,;cliee.vri accordirh to the above Forrn, dated r n:•1 attested hy a Magistrate, is to be pat up in a Cover, and relit by General Posi., directed thus : " To the Right Hon. he 'Paymaster General, at the Horse Guards,' tonclOni" And Counterparts or Diiplicates of the said A tEttonts are to be reserved by the Out-PensiorrarS respeetively, to be exhi hit&dlo such Persons as shall be direCted to pay them, that el!ey'inaY be - satisfied that all sited as' may clanti • Out-Peri 1-lobs, are the real Persons entitled toreceiye the same. • Ai - I.'. t' the end tharthe Comnitsstoners tor -t , Affairs of C!:, !seta Hospital rnaV be satisfied - that the Pensidners are the ! - .ar1 ,. ..; rsons who have passed their 'Exarniiiatien, ifis heresy o.lmBed, that such' of theM who-have served in, and slave be:n diSchargecl from any of the Rt.-gin - lents,. or ludepen debt Coinpanies of Invalids, 'are tea'. to mention in' their Su;:h ..eigienerit, or. Company of 'lnvalids, in Which they served last, but the Pevirnent, Troop, or Cor i *, of the Artily-. irons which :they • were first euscharged; Ait.i•recum_ =ended ',lnd received et_Lt!stt - TioSiiitai. • • ' tend as ;lir General Pay nients in Great ritain and I reland, 'at the end of the ensuing stx'mont tfs, are 'chitty YL:;ulatedby Ibe . Places of Kesidence rrxntioucti by the Pensioners •".v!'ed are mustered at Chelsea in person, and in the body of the Atftclevits of thole 'who live at "a :distan,',el it is hereby _ordered and directed, that no Piirsofi who shall el: hige the - Place of his A bode'gien in•at his neuster,'br spe ee.ieil in his ffidavit aforesaid, - and who may apply•for his (except to the (tbeets of Excise,. nearest such Place en etude), shill receive the satne, unless it 'appears; by the Cerificate Of, respectable . 9ersons, that such. removal was tin-0110i unavoidable necessity which he or they could not toresce or prov;inr. • Lasti?, it- is notintel e that Aorg will 'he entered upon tlic Pay Lists of sari HOspitill. or be entitled to receive any btryctjt therefrom, wixeshall net ac} agreeably to these orders tied di:Tel . :ohs. • • ' , G. AUST, Secretary aiid Register. R:()Y1• 2 1f. GLOUCES'rEI.t. COY, Chemist ro the King,"ll - taving fitted up , • acorn! for th,., sale of his I.lc.dils Tablets, Lozenges, :Ichoeti Rose, LsSenccs of Spices and British Plants, &c. a; a having seleOecl a eXts:Ls;vc ,;.4.(y . tnient of Sea, Fa- Porthble EDl(:ii:.'e; i2HESTS on improved principles, he - pretmnes to hope that his Colledicn will be lound' , Worthy of Cox's Ch,acoal,Dentifi - ice; for the accomrriodatian of the .)Trkpility and Qen4 in Town, is sold only Smith, Ferfulner t6:118 : , ,!aje2tv,,NeW Bond-street Colding ? Cornhill ; and al:;o, in Efdintiiire , h Mr-So:jib, -Per:Jim:o% . , . :s 4th i4 - , l .ition Family Medical Cotppendium, with an Essay on the Disc_.:s; of Tropical Climates. sold by Haiditard, Piccadilly Murray and Co. Flett-streett and by the Mitt:or, in 'Cilo4ccsttr; GENERAL ELECTION. To tilt INDEPENDENT FREEMEN cf the CITY of cgv.ANTp.y. • GENTLEMEN, • I Most gratefully acknowledge tbt obligations I feel"for the very numerous offers& support I have receivqd since my arrival here. It is Upon equestion of no small importance to your Inte rests,,that I ant among you ; it is no less thaii tlot of assert ing an 4 maintaining your Privileges in the Right oPEledion: and to ale& which, I pledge myself not to quit the City of Coventry as long as there is a Freeman to pelt. • I have the'Hononr to he,' Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient Servant. July, 3, tBoz. ' • • N ATH. JFFFERYS. , To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the,CITY. of COVENTRY. , pENTLEMEkI, HE generous, disinterested, and liberal Offer of Support; 'from a verf respeaable and numerous a Body of the Eleors of this City, having indUced me to become a' Candidate for the Honour of representing you in Parliament, permit• the to solicit your Votes and Suf frages On'the Day of E leaiori. 'Attached to out excellent Constitution,' and more espeaally'ro that most , sacred part of it, vested in the Eleaors of 'Great Britain in general, and of your alitient City in particular; I - 13g' to assure ydu, 'that it is my wish to . preserye inviolate the Freeddm of Eleaion,•and my determination to givelon all an opportunity of exercising your Franchise withont endangering your lives, by continuing at my l'oSt, until that important end is effected : to assist in pre serving the Public 'Peace; and to use every Constitutional exertionin my powei', to prevent a repetition of the Ribti and violent proceedings of Saturday ; ditgra6eful to civilized So cietycand dangerous to the Independence of the City. • I have the Honour to be, - - • • Gentlemen, tour obedient and devoted Servant, • FRANCIS WILLIAM BARLOW. Coventry, July 5, .f8o1: , . • . . . Tothe GtNTLENIEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS • of the COUNTY of LEICESTER* ' • " eFFTLESTEN,' • • THE Parliament to which you did me the Honour of ciepUting me, being now dissolved, permit nie to declare my intent= of again offering Myself to your notice, and of requesting the favourolyeur.Suffrages on the ensiling Dining the period in which I have filled the very fiafterins situation of one of your Representatives in Parliament, it has 'been my unceasing endeavour to prove myself not un worthy of - ,the high confidence reposed in me, .and should I Again,be honoured with 'the same 'disting . iiisbed mark of your good opinion, you will ever find me anxious to discharge the duties of this important mist, with zeal and independence. • • - I 'have the Honour to be, 'Gentlemen, Your most obliged and faithful humble Servant, GEORGE ANTHONY LEGH KECK, Stoughton Grange; • • •- - • - - -- • ' July t, 1832. • , In,the Press, and speedily' will be published, in only Two • - • Volumes . Syo. A New Edition, with a Preface by. Dr. Gregory, 2 - 1 of the PRACTICE of pilysic. '7 - • . 13y . WILLIAM CULLEN, • Late Professor of the Pradice of Physic in, the University of Edinburgh, Scc. Printed for,G and J. Robinson, and Longman and Rees, Paternbster-roiv ; •Murray find Highley, .f leet-stret ;' and W. Creech, and Bell and Braillute,. Edinburgh. SOCIETY' for the RELIEF of the RUPTURED POOR. ' This Day were . published, price 2S. The Sixth Edition, with Additions, A, FEW GENERAL RULES and INSTRUC 1-1. TIONS, very necessary to be attended to by those of BOth Sexes, who are ilfll6teci with Rufiture.s. • . By WILLIAM,TURNBULL, A; M. Member of the Rovi College of Surgeons, Fellow of the •Medical Society of London, Surgeon to the Eastein Dis pensary, and to the Society for the Relief of the Ruptured London : Sold by I Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard ; T. Boosey, Old Broad-street ' - Murray and Highley, Fleet street and A. Arch. Gracechurch-street. . N. B. Anattentive perusal of the above ppoticauon isonr nestly recommended,not only to all those who are alluded with this complaint, but to Mothers and those, who are intrusted with the care and management of Children ' • for by an early and sedulous' attention. to the Disease in the o infant state, the happiest consequences are to be expeaed ; and the very Many inconveniences,• and frequently the most fatal ett:eas, arising from the disease in advanced life, or from neglect, v, lil be prevented. • • *** Since the commencement of this truly useful. li::Ai cution,,iBog Patients, and upwards, have been admitted un er the care of Mr. Turnbull, and received essential . bene fit. In a great number of instances a radical .cure has been gvcorriplished.—The applications have exceeded .4000..3 FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, BERKS. ' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. CROFT, Or. Saturday the s'ist of July inst. at Twelve o'Clock, at Garraway's Coffee-House, "Change-A llcy, Cornhill, Lon don, THE Capital and very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES and MANORS, desirably, and very advan tageously situate in a beautiful and fertile part of the County of Berks, divided - by the High Road from London to Bath, interseCiedby the Navigable River Kennett, within ten Miles of Newbury, - seven of Reading, and forty-seven of London, comprizing the MANORS of UFTON and PADWORTH, with the Fisheries, Royalties, Quit-rents, and Immunities, the"large Mansion, or Manor House, called U ETON CO U RT, with several Offices and extensive Buildings, and sundry well-conditioned Farms and Lands, of excellent Mea doW, Pastirreand wood Lands, with several Tenements and Cottages; the whole-Containing upwards of TWO THOU- SAND ACRES, situate in the several PariShes of Utton, PadWdrth, Sullhampsead, Abbots Sullhairipstead, Bannis ter .and Burghfidd, of the. estimated Annual Value of Tivol'honsanti Ttva Hundred.POunds, part in hand, part or. short Leases for years,' and the remainder on Leases for One, two, and three LiVes. - . ' To be viewed by appl) ing,to klun3phry Buss, the Wood ward, at Tifton ; and ParticularSniay be had at (Thou-Court Honk ; of Messrs, Smart and Cowlatle, Printers, Reading; at the Hare - and Hounds, Beenham,'near Ulton ; Pelican, Speenhandand ; Castle; Marlborough ; of Mr. Cruoyell, Printer, Bath ; Messrs. A ldridac Solicitors, Lin coln's inn, London, where a Plan nt the EstateS may seen; and of Mr. Croft,• Land anti Timber StirveyOr, ilanartb, near Monmouth, where another :Phinpay , no seen, and who, as well-as Mesirs. Aldridge and Smith, is authorized to re ceive PropeSals for the Purchase of the whole Estate. VALUABLE ::n.l rlcr - ENslyE EST2,:U the CJUNTY of INVERNESS, in 'SCOTLANp.. TO BE. SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Within 'the 'Royal - Exchangtl (201 kt-house; in Edinburgh, tipbn Wednesday the 19th day of. Fanuary, 1 between the Hours of Two and Three o'C lock in the Alteration, 9"1 - 1E• LANDS and BARONY of GLENELG, with the Right o'P•itrcrr-e of the Parish and Church of Glenelg.' 'his .Estate consists of above 37,000 Scotch. acres, of ' Ar4ble and Vdstilre Land, Of SUperior quality, and' highiyim provable, 'lying compaet, stretching aloiig the Sea Coast and the beautiful arm of the . Sea called Loch,Urn (agreat Fishing Station),_for a e. cours of -upwards COM municating - with the great Militaiy -Road copecting the Forts that tecminates in this. Estate, which thus possesses an im mediate access by land as well as by Water to the best markets. • Upon the estate are upwards of 3209 Acres of Wood, con sisting of Oak, Ash, -and other Trees. • t cernmands - the most beautiful prospe::,tsi and abounds with Red iind Roe Deer, Black-Cock, Grouse; and other Game. There arc Salmon and other Fishings, and the Kelp Shores are valuable and extensive; the whole thus forming a most desirable put chase, combining pleasure with profit. ' The Rent (at present only 13721. 14s. Id.) will in the course of less than two years he increased to upwards of mod. in terms of one of the Leases, which are all u pon• low Rents,, and most of them expire in !So.}, when the Rent be Much increased; and by transacting with the Tenants, may . now perhaps be more than doubled. The Estate may be viewed by applying to Mr. Macleod,. at. Islankeoch, Glenelg ; ..and Particulars may be had of Alexander Mundell N 3, Yludyer-street, 'Westminster; avid °PH'. Macdonald BUchanan, Writer to tho-Sivnet, , • I burgh, who will sliew a plan of the ILSiiitc. MAI LS. DUE Holland o - French Hamsurgh . - PRICE oy S TOCKS, TIIIS DAY AT TWELVE 9'CI.OOK. Consols. - Pmniurn - - - Par. THE SUN. tpoLENI QUID DICERZ Fe..1.51.1N1 AUDEAT ? kgrip9y, JULY p, 1802. WE this morning received Pev-i.4 joyrnals of the ;d inst. which contain very little that is interest. ing. Such articles as they contain ? will be found under the Paris Head. The French Five per Cents. were on the Ist inst. at 54. 20. The Duke of RICHMOND, we. learn -with plea_ sure, has much recovered from his fit of the gout, and is gone to Goodwood. • The Ri g ht Hon. HEtnty DUNDAS arrived at Melville Castle on SatUzday se'nnight, from Lon don. At Edinburgh, on Sunday sennight;- while the 42d Regiment were diawn up on the Castle-hill, and the roll called, MONSIEUR, and the Earl of MOIRA, With same French Noblmen, were present to see these gallant veterans. His Majesty's Barge has been very elegantly fitted up; and is ordered to be sent to Weyinouth in the immortafite' Frigate, Capt. Ow EN. The Royal Admiral, whose arrival from China we announced yesterday, has brought letter's from the Cape . of Good Hope; dated the sth of April, which state that the British TroOps there were under orders for India. Yesterday American Papers and Letters to the 6th tilt. were received. Mr. BpLLAND, a Passenger in the Brig Hannab, arrived in Philadelphia from St. 'Bartholomew's, confirms the account of the burning of passe -Terre, where the Insurgents at uadalorfpe had taken re fuge from General RICHEI" A . NSE,. The Hannah lay fourteen day 4 off Basse. Terre ; and states, that at the time of her departure, the Plantations were on fire, and a French 74. gun ship was bombarding the town. Captain JOHNSON, arrived at New-York June 3, states, that tranquillity has been compieatly restored at, Cap,? Francois • that he saw ToussAt NT, CH TOPHE, and other Black Generals at the Cape, Who had adjusted all their dH'-retices with GeneraI.LE CLERC. It is added, that one of the conditions made , by Touss4rNT for .surre,ndering was, that of receiving from the French Government an annual salary of too,ooo :iy res. The Corre, of Rear- Aritni reti TOT w V was landed .1. Sit'', Portnmouth, about nine o'clock on monting.—The -funeral procession went n,cry slow to The Royal Garrison Chapel, wliere . . the body. was interred. The Rev. J..DAYis preceded the Copse, and one of Admiral Tbrry's Brothers walked between Admiral MILBANKE and.. General WiIITELOCKE, as a Mourner. An opposition has uoptpeCtedly:started..4 Liver. pool. A' Mr. CIi4LM'ERS declared himself "on Saturday, supported by' the lower orders of the people, and -JoscPt-nhicH, Esq. a Merchant of the first respeaability, has in •con Sequence declared himself. General G . Aico - yi.:E, we belieVe, is pretty secure. Mr. Fox's friends are working hard - to set 'him `right with the EleEtors of Westminster—lt is not easy to persuade his Constituents that the most effeaual way of serving them was • by making speeches at the Whig Club, and deserting his duty iri the House of Commons. Mr. TIERNEY, in his recent harangues at the Borough Meeting may be said, even to ring the chaUges on the "disturbance of the peace and harmo ny of the Borough," in the setting up of Sir THONIAS TURTUN as a Candidate: We would wish, how_ ever, to remind the late Member, that his own first proposing to stand (though his pretensions on the score of property or connection were by no means so well founded) was objectionable upon the very same principle—and that his friends, Messrs. FRANCIS and MOORE, were vary indignant at such an objelion being offered agains't their setting up for Tewkesbury at' the last Eledion. . LONDON Docks.--The Import Dock in the Isle of Dogs, which is thirty acres in extent, and sup. posed to he the largest excavation of the kind ews,i. made, is now entirely walled in and 'com pleted. Three of the immense warehouses is:NI which this Dock is intended to be surrounded are covered in, chiefly with copper, and three others are nearly in equal forwardness. The Dock is to be filled with water on Monday the i 2th inst. when the. first vessel will be' admitted in due form. A ship belonging to Alderman BBE al., recently ar rived froni the West. Indies, is, we hear, to have the honour ofrnaking the first entre'. . NEW CANAL.--- 7 A level has been lately taken, to prove the practicabilityof making a canal which may effect a junction between Paddington and the West India Docks. This Canal is, we hear, intend. ed to he brought in .a .dired. line from Paddington to the field beloW the New River Head ; then to proceed across the City Road, 'and skirt Shoreditch and Spitzdfields parishes, through the centre of the parish of Bethnal Green ; and then to cross Whitechapel parish aifthe Mount, and to communicate with the Commercial -Road, and likewise with the London Docks, in the parish of Sr. George in . the East.. - Lieut. R A.E was_ on Saturday again brought before the Privy Council, and committed, to Cold-bath. fields.prison.to abide his trial.:--.Che:Scconds in this unhvpy l , Duel, .Lieu tena rtt - TrAtrtt dl'tiv . -rtrizi — MulkcAN ) a fur.::er, ate in the same predicament. NEW PARLMAItIM MEMBERS RETCRNED, Arlo/de—Lord Andover, ..rohn Atkins, Esq. Neching/y—John limn Walsh. • Cirndridge Univ . ersi,b , —Right Hon. Win. Pitt, Lord Eustett cdptterhury—Hon..George Watson, John Baker, Esq. , Colchester—Mr. Dennison, Mr. Robert Thornton. U; Henry ANington, Joshua. Stnithy..Est, Guildford—Lard Crenley, Hon. Chapel /.,Torton. Ipswich—P. A. Crickett, Esq. Sir A. Haniond. Lynn—Sir Martin Foulkes, Mr. Walpole. M9l,l;tw-4ir. Matrhew - Bloxhqm, Mr. Durand. Maldon—Mr. Strum Mr, Western. Northampton—Hon. Spencer Perceval, Hon. Ed. Bouverie. Oxford University---Sir W , P o 'ben, Rt. Hon. Sir W. Scott. Sudbury—Sir Hippesley, Mr.-Pytches. Salisbury—i.ord Folkestone, William Hussey, Esq, Te7.oeshury=lames Martin, Ch. Codringtcon. yf'alling}ord Sit F. Sykes, Wm. Lewis Hughes Esq. CONTESTED ELEC7IONS- Recrt,ing.—Mr . Annesley - 375 Mr. Lelevre• - 34 2 Mr. S imeon 22Z The Eleetion finished, and the two first returned. Seaford. —George Rose Ellis - Og • • Mr. Sullivan - - Returned. For the opposing Candidates 47 Worcester— The pld . Members proposed. Mr. Scott do manded'a roll.--Eledion adjourned. - - ' I;7ndsor—Mr. Williams - - 203 Mr. Grevilie . - t 95 ' Mr. Ratnsbottorn - lb/ Adjourned. Nc eu. icb—m r. Fellowe - its? Mr. Windham .... 1 ' 2 49. ...Mr. Frere , - to{: Mr. W. Smith ~ ~. Ito.p. Adjourned. Rockerter—Sir Sydney Smith -, 4 2 3 James Hulkes, ,Esq. - 417 Geo. Smith, Esq. - 44 koper Head, Esq. - ga The E Lefton ended and-the two first returned- Weadock—Sir H. Dashwood - - 84 ' Right Hon. C. Abbott - ' 71 W. Camac, Esq . . - - 2,L Adjourned. Quon,ko-o'-e-Mr. - Sargent - - 49' - - * Mr. Princep " - 7i. Mr. Wore' - - 73 M. Payne - - - 4i - i •• ' Adjourned. • ,4 4115ingdo—Thomas Theo.. Metcalfe - ,al f Mr. Knapp - - - tia, Mr..Metcallo elected. .3'soithamptgn—Afr..Roge . - . - - rl4 Mr. Anyatt - - - tio I , t lr. Scott - , - - 17. WESTMINSTER • 4L4CTIO2V, Tx re forenoon at etkven o'clock, Lord GA a niq and Mr. Fox appeared upon the Hustings, attende4 by their respeCtive friends-,-the former was proposed by Mr. Du Nco m E,and the latter by Mr. WI3HART, —A 'Mr. GRAHAM was afterwards proposed, The shew of hands ivas deci‘deciiy in favour Of the twq former, but the latter -demanded a Poll, which com f menced at, half-past twelve o'clock. SOUTH7YA:RK ELECTIQN, yEvrtn.DAlr the three (7.2rviiAntec, Mr. THOR.N.• TON, Mr. TIERNEY; and Sir THOMAS TURTOIsT7 appeared on the Hustings, attended by a number o their respedive friends. The customary forms having been gone through, the Candidates were severally proposed, and a strew of hands was required by the High Bailiff. Each of them made a short speech, which contained nothing beyond the professions usual on such occasions. On the result the'shew of hands, if WATKr LEWES aedared the - eleaion to have fallen on GEOROZ:II.IERNEY, Esq. an 4 Sir THOMAS TVR-• TUN, Bart. Mr. YQUNG, who had proposed Mr. THoRN. Tos on Friday, immediately demanded a Poll, and expressed his full con•ridion that it would end decisively in favour of his Honourable Friend, who from the canvass already made, was received not merely as a proper Representative, but as an naive and benevolent friend. The Poll closed at a little after four, when the High Bailiff (Sir W. LEwEs) came forward. to de• Clare the numbers. They stood as follow : For Mr. THORNTON 336 Mr. TIRRNEY 277 Sir T. TURTON 260 The Eleaion for the County of Kent is fixed for Tuesday the 13th. The day of Elettion for the County of York is fixed for•the izth inst. The only Candidates arc the old Members,• Mr. WILBERFORCE and the H. LASCELLES. On Friday there was a Meeting at the Guildhall, Portsmouth, of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Bur gesses, to nominate two persons to represent - that Borough in Parliament, when Sir JOHN CARTER proposed Mr. ERSKINE, which was seconded by Mr. Alderman GoLDsoN ; and Mr. Alderman 6ASE.' LEE proposed, Captain MARKHAM, and was se conded by the Rev. Mr. CUTHBERT. The Elec tion will rake place to-morrow, when the above Gentlemen will be returned without opposition. . While the Candidates for the Borough were yes , terday addressing. the Elelors, an "altercation took place between a Mr. KESTAIN and a Mr. J. NORTON. The latter accused the former of attempting to inter rupt Sir T;TURTON in his speech, and, in resent ment of such behaviour, called him, as it was rumour ed, a Pauper; but we rather imagine the appellation was a porpoise, for Mr. M. is of an enormous corpulen cy. As soon as they descended from the Hustings, Mt• NI. demanded an explanation of the insulting language addressed to him ; to which Mr. N. replied, by squaring his elbows boxing match immediately • ensued, and Mr. M. though appearances were much against him, was said to have proved the conqueror ; he however owed his viEtory only to his antagonist having lost, by some accident, three of his fingers. From the representation which the French Papers give continually of the extraordinary abilities of tie First Consul in every department of Science, a gentleman observed, that he was " a walking Bale