The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-06-18 00:00:00

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CE.VERAL ELECTION.

IHHHBERS RETURNED.
Urilsersitg of Camihridge--Lurit Paloterdoe and 1. H.
SsaytK, Esq.
Arnmiel--Lord M. Howard sad Sir A.Pi
Bletchhogly—Matth. Rowell. Esq. asd Geo. Teaspoon, imp
Chietrastrr—Right Hun. W. Huskision sad Lord March.
Harilestiere—Right lion C. Lang and Robin Want,
linrshans—Rubert Hurst, Est. sad dame Mama
EMI.
Mshkn—J. H. Strati, Esq. and B. Gaskell, Ea..
fesford—C. R. Ellis, Esq. and Wats.* Taylor, Eq.
LeitesterC.-Tlwenas Pares, join. and John Mansdeld
Reigate—S.r J. S Yvrke and Hun. J. Somers Corks.
Stnektiridze—Grueral Furter sail J. F. Barbs.
Miiitiarsi—S. sail J. Slants.
Brackiry—tt. H. &adding, and H. ilrrottesley.
Haistingilon—J. Calvert and Captain kluatague.
D. virs—T. G. &Mum( dad J. Pane.
1-11ri4clereli—Right Hoe. G. H. Rose and Right Hui.
W. S ROunie.
Warwick—C. Milts sail Sir C. Grtvillis.
Tewkesbury-3 F. Dowileswell and J. Martin.
Culciarster—J. Wilda's. and D. W. Harvey.

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/lan DAY—JUNZ 16.
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CANTERBURY.
rum DAY-JUNK 16.

I.urrl Clifton fl6s I Juba Baker, Esq 24
S. R. Lashimitam, Esq. 143
Total somber of Freewill polled, 300
DOVER, Jana 14.
Siff. Jacks=
E. B. Wilbraham 341

ItOCHESTEII, Joss 16
I..wd Rinsing
I
51t.James &wiled .... 47

LEWES. Jura 10.
!qv .t.Starlley 273 Mr. Emilia,
Mr. libilruer

IPSWICH, Jost 16.
Mr. Criebrit lO6 I Mr. Darius
Mr. firsts@

SOUTHAMPTON, Jules N.
--.ClHtimberleyee.... 77 I Ashtows
Crespitery . . 4 I

STATE or THE POl.l. VISIT DAT, JUNE 16.
Sir V. D. Gordo. 33 Culouel Dories . ...... .
Lord Drerborot ..... . 27

CO LC H ESTER.

FINAL CLOAK OP THE POLL, JUNE 16.
%Tilghman NIA I Wright
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NORTHAMPTON, JUNE 16.—The Election for
!hill town began this morning, when Earl Compton
was nominated by Dr. Kerr, and seconded by Mr.
Butcher. Cohniel Sir Edward Kerrison was then
nominated by Mr. Alderman Holt, and seconded
by Mr. Alderman Freeman; and, lastly, • Sir Geo.
Robinson, was nominated by Mr. Lenard and se-
conded by Mr. Buxton. The .hew of hands was
declared to be in favour of Sir George Robinson :
and a pull being demanded by the other two, at
one o'clock the pull commenced, and is just ended
for to-day :
Earl Ceiba..
Col. Sir E. Eerrisoo 29
Sir G. Rebiesee

Letters from Appleby state, that the We►tmore-
land Election will commence on the 30th instant.
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The County of Cumberland, it is reported, will
be contested. The new candidate has not declared
hie name.

Matthew Russell, Esq. of Bmsicepeth Castle,
Durham, and George Tennyson, Eoq. of Bayou's
Mansur, Liticohisnire, were on Monday last return-
ed to serve in the New Parliament, for the Borough
of Bletchingly.
The Election for this Borough is Axed for
Thursday morning next, at eight o'clock. The
candidates are. the Right Hoe). George Canning,
Gomm! Gascoigtie, &and the Earl of Sefton. Ge-
neral Gasceigise arrived here in the curly part of
last week, and has since been engaged in an active
canvass. Mr. Canning is expected here to-morrow.
—(Liverpool Paper.)
Lord llelgrave and the Earl Grey de Wilton, ar-
rived at Eaton House, the seat of their illustrious
father, on Saturday night. On arriving at the Ferry,
near Aldford, the boat was on the opposite side of
the direr, and no one in attendance: Earl Wilton,
however, was determined not to experience delay ;
and pulling off his clothes, he plunged into the
river, and swam across, bringing back the bout
to convey over the carriage. On Monday Ge-
neral Grosvenor arrived, and the following even-
ing, accompanied by Lord Belgrove, and his bro-
ther, Earl Wilton, piiid their respects to their Com-
mittee at the Exchange. The General appeared to
be in high health and spirits. As Sir John Eger.
ton has formally signified his intention of resigning
his seat, there is no doubt of the General and Lord
Bel rave being returned to Parliament for this city,
at the ensuing election.—(Cfiester Chronicle.)
St. Ives, which used to be a close borough, in
which the interest of Sir C. Hawkins prevailed, is
now contested strongly between Sir Walter Stirling
and Mr. Wehoter, a London merchant.

Tuesday Lord James Townshend and Mr. flat-
ton parsed through Truro for Helston. They come
as candidates uu the interest of the Duke of Leeds.
The contest between the Duke and a Cornish Ba-
ronet is expected to be very sharp.
General Phipps will be returned for Qneenbo-
rough, whilst his nephew, Lord Norinauby, suc-
ceeds him for Scarbrough.
A Gentlemen of the name of Ellis, went from
Lonthm to Malden, on Saturday, with the inten-
tion of offering himself a Candidate for that bo-
rough; but liodisig not the least chance of ousting
either of the late Members, he returned to town.
T. G. Bramston, nominated Joseph Holden
Stroll, Esq. which was seconded by Sir John
Tyrrell, Bart. ; and Mr. Gaskell was proposed and
seconded by Aldermen Bygrave and Mr. Clayton.
A letter from Hull, dated Juue 15, says-04 Su