The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-10 00:00:00

PEW PAR! I.IMENT.

lALMSIRS RETURNED.

c,eraarty Cnunty—Robert Brote /anon Maeloaf, Esq.
Ounts of Aberiteen—James Ferguson, of Pirtour, Esq.
Burgh. of Elgin, Saint!, Cullen, Elmore, and Inverury
Archibald Colquhouu, Esq. His Majesty's Advocate-Gene-
ral for Scotland.
County of Stirling—The lion. Chad .s Fleming, of Biggar
and Cumbernauld, Captain in the Royal Nays.
Comity of Linlithgow...The Hon. Alexander lope.
Burghs of Stirliug, Inverkeithing, Dunfermline, Culmss, and
Queensferry—Lieutenant General Alexander Campbell, of

Maids.
Stewattry Kirkewintiglit—The Hon. Mentgocnerne Gran-
ville Jona Sturtalt, of Grennan.
County GE Ttle--LneutenantAicarral William Wemyts, a(

Weenest
Bulbs of Kinghern, Burntisland, Rasldy, and FS/sort-84.
theta:loners' Ronald Crawford Ferguson, of !Vlurotown.
Burghs of Anstruther Easter Patentee/in. Crail, Austruther
Wester, aud Rdrenny-jrhe Right Hen. Sir John An-

Mather.
County of Caithnem--Sir John Sloelair, of Ulbst.•r, Bart.
Buighs of Rutherglen, Glasgow, Donbarton, and Rentrew—
Amnia .Id Campbell, of Blythowood, E.q.
Town of Poole—John icon?, E.g.
t.:ouilty of Wigtown—Wdliant Maxwell, E-q. of Camphert,
Younger of Monreath, Lt.rugoang•Colonel of the ll6ttt Re-
giment of F..r.t.
13.1rght of Wlttown, Whithern, New Galloway, and Stran-
raer--The Hun. Edir.ti Rieha.d Stewart, F.fti. Sao of the
drew& John Earl of Gallowaf, Captain ot the 7th Regi-
ment of Dragoon GaAs.

CONTESTED- -ELECTIONS.

CITY Of WAT earoso—JUNC 3.
New, John New, oft 4211
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Coeliui Bolt= 378
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The Tipperary hlettion has t, rrnin ited. Colonel
Mathew and Mr. Pritt:e ate ',Juin. d.

COUNTY Or LINTRICK-TWELFTII OAT.

Wm. Odell, Esq. . .
Hos. W. Qum . .

. 1.747
. 1311

Wea:.llsuis-sas Monett, Esq. . . Slit;

DUBLIN. Juosa 5.

There were near twenty thousand troops assem-
bled at the Phenix Park yesterday. The appear.
ance of the line, Matti/ and yeomanry, was such
as to give the highest satisfaaion to tie lovers of
military spectacle. The regulars were on the ground
at nine o'clock, the yeomanry at eleven. At. half
after one, the arrival of his Grace the Lord Lieu-
tenant was announced by a discharge of two
guns; when his Grace entered the field, he was
saluted by twenty-one. After g,,ing through the
usual evolutions, the troops passed t..e Lord Lieu-
tenant in file, who was pleased to express his high
sense of their soldier-like appearance. All the
Generals in the city and its neighbourhood attended.
The command was taken by General Floyd. Her
Grace the Duchess of Richmond was present, and
many of the rank and fashion of the metropolis.
The Curragh Races commence next Monday,
and will be honoured with the presence of the
Duke and Duchess of R;ehmond.

A camp is immediately to be formed on that part
rf the Phetniaipark, situate between the Pt anis and
Cardirknock road, near to the gate not long since
erected. leading to the Royal Canal, a largt quantity
..t curt has been drawn for the use of the canip, and
is under the care of the military, who are already
placed there with their tents.
. . .

The weather has been se cvld, that tbeladies
Pare been obliged to bays recourse to their 1111111.6
tied tippets agaiu.

Yesterday, the LORD SiSie DR, on ezmmininz the
Returns of the MeAlueighers, ordered the price of
Dread to be continued at 1I O. the Qu4rtern Loaf.
Is Lind:hit" afterwards proceeded to Stratford, to
a Court of Conservancy for the County of
Essex, and after wards to Gteenwich, to hold one fur
the County of Kent.

Mr. Paula., we a►e concerned to say, continues
in a state of great uncertainty ; he was extremely
low lest night. _ _

Mr. Wil:11111101C11 is so much recovered front
his late indisposition, that he is expefled in town in
a few days.
The extent of the loss sustained by Mr. Joann%
at the late dreadful fire at Hafod, as far as it was
passible to ascertain a loss of such van and various
magnitude, has been estimated at 40,3841 Mrs.
JOHNIS'S private library, dressing-plate, jewels,
trinkets, and all her wardrobe, were destroyed in
the general conflagration.
Tuesday last came on the Elrs.linn of a Surgeon
to the Bristol Infirmary, in the room of the late Mr.
Bowan. The gentlemen who appeared as Can.
eidates were Mr. Her Lino, Mr. Lowe, and Mr.
SMITH. Upon casting up the nunsbers, theta ap-
peared for—

Mr. Meiling 995
Mr. Lowe . . 117
Mr Satitd 74
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The first candidate was, of cowrie, declared duly
eleaed.

Not only Generals Sir JOHN Casonoca and NI-
CHOL tS, but likewise JONATHAN DUNCAIN, Esq.
Governor of Bombay/ is expeEted home in the first
fleet frora hdlg. Lord Lacs will likewise take his
:lepannre, as soon as the arrival of Gen. HAWETT
r. anneuneed.

A letter from Londonderry, dated June t, says :
" We are sorry to learn, that illegal meetings among
be mechanical part of the community, have of late
-ached this city. Illegal assemblies. it is said,
• •re held some time since among the Shoemakers;
.t we can with certainty say, that on Friday last.
Journeymen Carpenters were conviaed before
Nl•v on and Rm.:minas c.t having entered into
Megal combination, and were fined accordingly
' each."

iss.zrla of a Letter from Wexford...li At the
titian of the unfortunate duel in which Mr. Cox-
( Lorna fell, both his return and Mr. Elanito•is's
was considered as certain. Cot CLOUGH had 500
v.etes of his own, not a man of whom Lad rolled' and
the exertions on the other side were n -arty cabinet-
ed. The poll was continued Ihraugh Monday, when
a large number were polled tor COLCLOUGIS and
',as a MAN. without bringing fierward the reserve.
I.t:soCK'S VII detli:i.J, and RAN got above him.
Inc ferment,howevar, began to be so great through-
cut the cluntry, and such serious 'mischief was &p-
-i:Taxi:tied, that though the popular party at first
&dared they would carry Mr. Switainam through,
Ina ItleetWlA of the two committees, and at the
;.:rsuasion of temperate men, it WAS judged acces-
s eryto the peace and safety of the coinety w d.s
-.unmans the comfit."