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, o theGEtITLEIVIENT:CLERGY and FREEIiOJ,DEAS of the COUNTY of ESSEX. CE? TLEMEN, ACCEPT my most sincere and hearty Thanks, for the very favourable and flattering manner in which you received my Nominati,on, as, one of your Representatives Parliament, at the numerous and most res'petlable .Cormfy Meet* which took place this dayjn Chelmsford ; which, I. tnist, will be confirmed by your. attendkrice on Monday! next, the day appointed by the nigh Sheriff tor am. with the utmost gratitude and respell}; - Your most obedient and faithful Servant,. ELIAB HARV EY Chelmsford, sifh July, 180 z. '.Co the WORTHY and INPEPENDENT ELECTORS • ' of the CITY of LICHFIELD. 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IS DICEk& FfiLSUM AUDAAT I LONDON, JULY 9 , iSoz. The PRXNC,ESS 4rvIELI A ,. and her Suite, slept at the Bishop OtS4L,fSBURY'S Palace ? on her way to Weymouth. Yesterday Lord CHOLMONpELEY gave a grand Dinner at his hou s e i n Park-lane, Piccadilly. Among the company present were the following distinguish.. ed Personages :—Her Royal Highness the PRIN CESS of WALES, Duke and Dutchess of DEVON SHIRE? Lord GWyout and Lady WILLOUOHBV, Lord and Lady HAKRINGTON, Lord BORINGDON, &c. In the evenin g there was a Ball, to which most of the younger branches of the Nobility in Town were invited. Lord i-Iou.1? gave .a Dinner on Tuesday, at Holland House, at which the PRINCE of WA ; .ES was present. All the Papers have made a mistake respeEting Mr. PYSITS. He still remains a Lord of the Treasury. Mr. H. AnotNoTox comes to the Treasury Board in the room of .Nr. SmyTt i t, who is made Master of the Mint. The appointment of Lord cAsp.rv.Acit to a high Official Situation, must give universal satis fattion in every 9uarter of the United Kingdom. His LordshipN personal charaaer stands as high as his talents have been distinguished, and his firm.. ness, elopence, and address, in carrying the important measure of the TJniOn, will ever rank him amongst the first charalers of the present day. Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East,lndia House, which adjourned at five o'clock till ti - ednesday next. The Dividends upon the 3 per Cent. Consols be gan this day to be paid by the Bank to the Merchants and Bankers, and will to-morrow to the Public.— They amount to upwards of five millions. The statement given in all the Papers, of the open ing of the West-India homeward-bound Dock on. the izth inst. is unfounded. We now find that the z9th is the day fixed by the Dire tors, for the en trance of the first ship. An Article from Rati,bon of the 24th ult. in the French Papers of the sth instant, states, that some Of the Ministers to the Diet, had at the same time received the same advice, that on the 4.th ~o f fast month, the Definitive Arrange ment respeeling the 'lndemnities in Germany, had been signed at Parts by M. TALLETRAND, Count COB ENTZEL, Count MARKOW, and M. de LUCRE. SINT, the• French, Imperial, Russian, and Prussian Ministers, and that this Convention was aaually . submitted to their respettive Governments for Rati. fication. In consequence of this, all the Ministers and• Envoy composing the Diet, and then absent from Ratisbon, were immediately expe6ted there. General KELLERMANN has been chosen by. the Conservatory Senate, as its Membet of the Legion of Honour. The Duke of BERR I, son of MONSYEUR, ' is re turned from Vienna, where he made an offer of his hand to his Cousin, the Daughter of the QUEEN of NAPLES. The offer was rejedcd. The King - of PRUSSIA has lent a certain number of troops to the Prince of ORANGE, till his own shall arrive fthm England. Citizen DUMOUSTIER, Captain of the Consular Guard, who was dispatched to Memel with letters from the FIRST CONSUL for the KING of PRUSSIA, and theEmpEßoit. of Russia, has returned to Paris, With all pciiisible dispatch. Citizen LEssEfs,' appointed by the French"; Go_ vernment Cominissary General of Foreign RelationS at , Petersburgh,-arrived there the beginning of last month. He was some years ago landed by the un fortunate PEROUSE at Kamtschatka, and sent to Paris with his dispatches. As it is natural for the Diszfl;Cled to cry down all Atis passed agAnst Sedition, and which by them are vulgarly termed Gagging-Bills --,so it is found equally convenient by some of our newly returned Members of Parliament, -when so compleatly Pitch kettleda's to have nothing to say to their Constituents, to adopt the same plan, since the bare idea may serve to suggest an excuse for the want of words, and every other inability, to thank them as they ought for the honours conferred. Ingratitude, we hope, is not the charaneristic of Englishmen, but one would really think it waS, from the ItikeWarnmess with which the Inhabitants of Wesiminster support an Admiral who has so .nobly and successfully fought the Battles of his, Country. We can hardly believe it possible that Mr. Fox, fond as he is of Coalitions, should have formed one With Mr. GRAHAM, though the language of the latter Candidate seemed to insinuate as much yes terday. Such a Coalition would surely not be very creditable to Mr. Fox, and such an acquisition to a Party would hardly do much honour even to the Whig Club, constituted as it now is of ail the ban_ ditti of the Metropolis.: The Farce of the Banditti Unmasked is now daily exhibiting in front of the Hustings in Co vent-Garden; by command of Mr. GRAHAM. It was oberved yesterday by a Gentleman, that some of the Members of the Old Parliament, who will be throw ; out, will probably soon after be thrown in. - The Receipt for a . Bilious Complaint, which ap peared in our Paper larely, was meant for the benefit of the disappointed Candidates till PARLIAZIIENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. , Po F ZETA ficr, July 7—John Smith, Esq. Micharci,Senyun, .Esq. without opposition. 114xpituRsT, Jttly 7—George Smith, Esq. Samuel Smith, Esq. • BucKtNenAra, July 7—Right lion. Thomas Grenville, Lord William Allen Proby. SAIT ASH, July 7—Matthew Russell, Esq: Robert Deve yell, Esq. PLYMPTQN, July 7—Ph. Metcalf, Esq. Gold, Esq. C U ICHESTER, July B—Right Hon..Thonias Stele, George White Tlornas, Esq. HULL, July 7—Mr. Thornton, Mr. Staniforth.—Eleaed by'a great majority. HEyeo N„ July 7—Chris. Saville, E sq. G,eo. Johnston, Esq. BEVE,RLEY—Johp Wharton, ESq. ,General Burton. GATT ON, Julys—Mark Wood,'Esq. James Dashwood, Esq. LAUNCESTON, July 7—James Brogden, Esq. Richard Henry Alexander Bennett, Esq: ' • NEWPORT, July 7—Joseph Richardson, Esq. William qorthey, Esq. • CARLISE, July B—John Christian Curyven, Esq. Walter Spencer Stanhope, Esq. " DowreroN, July 7—Hon. Edward Bouverie, Hon. Ward. Without opposition. Mr. Ward is chow in the toorn,of Lord FOLKSTONE. Boom N, July 6—Charles Shaw Lefevre, Esq. fosias Du pre Percher, Esq. Watts, July, 7—Mr. Tudway, Mr.Taylor.—Thcold Mem * bers, without opposition. LiNco.LN, July 7—Richard Ellison, Esq. 4tynphrey Sib.' thorp, ESAA. CARN A itv9N, July 6—Hon. Edward Paget. CORFE-CASTLE, July B—Henry Bankes, Esq. I BRIDG.ENORTH, July 7—John Whitmore, Esq. Isaac Haw kins Browne, sq. Saint George Knudson, Esq. gave up the contest. WF.NDOVER, July B—Right Honourable Charles Long, John 'Smith, Esq. WARWICK, July 7—Lord Brooke, Charles Mills, Es i . IrOVICH, jUly 7—Mr. Crickett, Mr. Hammond. MoNmou'ru, July 6—Lord Charles Somerset. HORSHAM, July B—general Patrick Ross, Edvv. Hilliard, Esq. HIGMAg FE R.R.EI2,TuIy 7—Mr. FOljaMbe. BORO'BRIDGZ, July 7 —Henry J. Scott ? Edward Berkley Portinan, Esq. CONTESTED EI.,ECTIONS. Ex KTER, July 7—Mr. Buller - - • 563 Sir p..Bampfylde 368 • • Mr., Granger - - 35 6 Poll ex . peded to close to-morrow—Mr. Buller is certain &his Eledion. Dovsr, July B—Mr: Trevannion . - 620 Mr. Smith - - 508 Mr. Iluskisson - - 439 Poll expeded taclose tomorrow. . EVESHAM, July 7—Mr. Thellusson - - rio • • i"Jr. Bruce - 'too Me. Howarth - - 75 July B—Poll not closed in time for the 'ost, WORCESTER, July 7—Mr. Robarts 709 Mr. Scott • 3142 Mr. Wigley 385 • July B—Mr. Robarts - 808 • Mr. Scott -* - - 449 Mr. Wigley - 447 Adjourned. OXFORD, July B—Mr. Burton 818 Mr. Wright - 838 • Mi. Lockhart - -45 S Adjourned. Livrappot., July 7—Major-Gen. Gasooyne - 381 Lieut:-Gen. Tarleton - 228 Mr. Birch - iBz Mr; Chalmer - , - 27 Adjourned. AYLESBURY, July B—James Dupre, Esq. - 336 Robert Beat, Esp. - 271 Scropc Bernard, Esq. 180 William Freenhapele, Esq. 34 Two former returned. BARNSTAPLE, July 7—Wm. Devaynes, Esq. - 220 Sir Edw. Pellew ' Bart. 162 Richard Wilson, Esq. 56 John Cleveland, Esq. - - 51 Adjourned. NOTTINGHAM, July 7- BirCh, Esq. • I- 127 Sir 1., B Warren - Ito D. P. Coke, Esq. zo6 Adjourned. LEICESTER, July 6—Mr s Babington Mr. Smith - Mr.'Pri`Carthy - July 7•--Mr, Babington - Mr. Sm th Mr. M'Carthy . f Adjourned. Sq; 47 t7o 9 1 1 684 272 LONDVIV ELECTI2N. AT the close of the Poll yesterday the numbers were, For HARVEY CHRISTIAN COMBX, tsq. CHARLES PRICE, Esq. Wit.LiAm CURTIS, Esq. ~ Sir]. W. ANDERSON, Bart. BENJAMIN TRAVERS, iici. Sir SVATKIN LEWES, . Waa. LI.ISHINGION, Esq. , After the riumbers were declared, 1829 1 745 Mot - 1 333 - 753 359 1 V° Sir WATKIN LEWES came forward and addressed the Livery. He again expressed his disappoint_ ment at not being higher on the Poll, considering the great number of hands held up for him on the day of nomination. He was afraid, he said, that undue influence was used on the part of the other Candidates, for the purpoSe of biassing the Suffrages of the Livery to his injury. The Poll was, how- . ever, yet young, and, he trusted, the Livery would still come forward to support him and the cause of Independence. Mr. Alderman CURTIS and Mr. Alderman AN DERSON both attempted to speak, but the clamour in the Hall was so great, that they contented them.. selves with bowing and retiring. Mr. Alderman COMBE returned thanks for the great support he had already experienced, and hoped for a continuance of exertion on the part of his friends. He disclaimed all undue influence, on his part, declating that the Suffrages of the Livery were given to him unsolicited, Mr. Alderman PR lc E returned thanks, and hoped for a continuance of the support lie had already ex perienced. He also disclaimed all undue influence. .Mr. TRAVERS returned thanks to the Livery for placing him in the honourable situation in which he stood. His name would, he said, he enrolled in history, and descend to posterity : he came for ward in a glorious cause, and he trusted the Livery would support him. Mr. WA • ITHMAN then came forward for the pur pose of a !dressing the Liyery, but such a clamour immediately arose, - rbat hr could not be beard, lie was assailid from all sides .with hisses, groans, and cries of " Oj Of he still, however, persisted attoniptiv to speak, an . ,l the clamour reltivird, Some CeMt4olol on the Hustings hawing kssea' flint, or Mr. WAITHMAN having imagin cd so, a disissit! arose between them, which increased the uproar ill the Hall. Apprehensions began to be entertained of a serious riot, and Mr. WAITHMAN having again come. forward, and seeming disposed obstinately to persist in speaking in spite of all the clathourous• indignation expressed against him, Mr. S lteriff Cox cove on .the Hustings, attended by several Peace Ofcers, and ordered the place to be immediately cleared, in consequence of which Mr. WArrtimAN at length relutantly calithdrew. • • The disappearance of Mr. WArrxtAic imme diately restored order, and the Hall was quietly cleared. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. AD the close of the Poll yesterday, we expelled that Mr. GRAHAM (though we have no great re• fiance either upon his good sense or modesty) would have ceased to insult the City► of West. minster, and have given up the contest ; but we were disappointed; he still perseveres, hoping (and we think not very unreasonably) that all who voted . for Mr. JOH-N H. TOOKE at the last eleaion, will now conic forward in his favour.—The numbeis were, For the Hon. C. J. Fox 276 The Right lion. Lord C r AgDNER. 753 JOHN GRAHAM, Esq. 343 When the numbers were declared, Mr. Fox re. turned 'thanks for the liberal support he had ex. perienced, and again adverted to the great-inconp venience that must result to ,all parties from keep, ing open the Poll, when no doubt could possibly be entertained as to the issue of the eleaion ; he 'therefore most earnestly hoped that the Electors would all come forward, whichever of• the three Candidates they meant to yote for, and At once decide the contest. Lord - O A R eiNER then attempted to speak, but was prevented by the disgraCeful uproar that prevailed, from bring heard. Mr. GRAHAM then addressed the Mob, and though we heard him distinctly, we were at son* difficulty to comprehend his meaning. What we did understand was to this effect ; That he never entertained any . hopes or, wish of Ilirowing our Mr. Fox, wh om h e cons id ere d as a very clever man—that he .had no such intention at present,' for he had no doubt but that Mr. Fox would be at the head of the poll; but his objeft was to beat GARDNER, which he had no doubt of doing if the Elect_ ors would come forward.and place him second on the Poll,—He - thsrefore most • earnestly in treated all the Friends of Liberty to come forward and vote for FOX a n d GRaffAM.,—fie had been accused of disturbing the peace of the City W ofestminster; he was sur e h e did not mean to do any such thing; he meant to keep the Poll open till Saturday. Ile had made a propositiOn for closing the Poll, which had been acceded to . by Mr. Fox, but had 'been rejected by Lord P-4.en.? Neg. Lord GARDNER then came forward, but was re. ceived with the same sensele,,s clamour as before. Mr. GRAH4g begged the " Oentlensen," would hear his Lordship, as he supposed he meant to accede to the proposition, Lord GARDNER said, he meant no such thing. We expefted that Mr. Fox would have indignant ly rejeeted the Coalition proposed by Mr, Gtt Ali Am, but he was silent, and if silence gives consent, these two great Patriots have now joined interests. The following was the state of the Poll at Twelve o'Clock this Pay ; For the Hon. C, J. Fox . 98z The Right Hon, Lord GAR,orts4. 574 JOHN GRP,HAM, Esq. - 387 SQVTHWARK Et.EcTtorz.,At the Close of tht^- Poll yesterday the numbers were : For Mr. THORNTON 1607 Mr. TIPRNEY 1 34 1 Sir T. 'Pt/RUM 118$ We learn, that yesterday evening Sir THOMAS TuArop declined any further contest, and that Messrs. THouvrori and TIERNEY were declared duly eleded. • On Tuesday evening was determined the Eleaina of the Members for the Borough of Chippenharn, when Mr, DAWKINS, the Representative in the three last Parliaments, was re-eleaed by a very flattering and decided majority, the numbers at the close of the Poll being, • FOr Mr. DAWKINS log Mr. BROOKE 59 Mr. MAITLAND - 57 Mr. MAITLAND has declared his intention to petition against Messrs. DAWKINS 'and BROOKE, the' successful Candidates at Chippenham, on the ground that several of his votes were rejected as bad, although in fad they were good. Sir WILLIAM MANNERS, it is said, will also petition for Ilchester. On Tuesday came on the 'Eleaion for Ludgers hall, Wilts, when the Earl Of DALKE I TH, acid. THOMAS EVER ETT, Esq. the late Members, were unanimously re-chosen. The Hon. R. F. GR EVILL F. and Mr. WILLIAMS, were yesterday returned for Windsor. Mr. S TRAHAN, the King's Printer, comes in for Wareham, in Dorsetshire. Mr. LuariocK and , the Hon. Mr. KINNAIRD certainly come in for Leominster.--The Duke Of NORFOLK'S interest has completely failed. When the Post left Aylesbury on Wednesday, the numbers on the Poll were jn favour of Du PRE and BENT, against BERNARD and FREEMAN TLE. The Eledion at Cirencester terminated on Wed nesday in favour of Sir ROBERT PRESTON, Bart. and H. M. B.EAcx, Esq. the old Members, who ar e re. eleeted by a great majority. The Free and Inde pendent Spirit of the Inhabitants has been exerted to defeat the views of Mr. How ELL, the unsuccess ful Candidate, in a manner that does them the great• est honour, be having within these few years pur chased one.third of the houses in the Borough.