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London, England, 1830-08-20 00:00:00

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STATE OF POLLS.

ENGLAND A
.Essex, Aug. W.

,ND WALES.
Leicestershire, .4 mg. 19.
248 i G. A. L. Keck,
Western

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IRELAND.

Derry, Aug. 17.
Ferguson
Hart B7
Montgomery (3
We.rford (County), Aug. 17.
Chichester l9l
Rowe l2l
Lord Valentine
Lamberl 10(3
Fermanagh (County), Aug l6.
A rehdall PS

Down (County), Aug. 17.
Lord Castlereagh 205
Colonel Forde
Lord Arthur Hill
Cavan (County), Aug. 17.
Maxwell 786
Saundersou
Young 278
(.alway, dug. 16.
Lambert ... ...... .. .........
Burke '137
Daly 2SS
Kildare (County), August 17.
Lord W. Fitzgerald
O'Farrell
Roberts
npivrary (County), Aug l7.
Prittie Ol
Hutchinson
Wyr.e 45

Lord Corry l9O
H. Brooke ll3
T. Brooke 53
Clare, Aug. 16.
Maeniunara
Mahon , 571
O'Brien 3911
W. it. Mahon
Billiton • Ig

PRINCE DE

POLIGNAC.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.
Sta,—A paragraph appears in the Times of yesterday, copied
Croat the Caledonian Mercury, purporting to give an account of
the Prince tie Polignac and Ins mother, which is false in every
respect. The Duchess de Mame never was in Great Britain,
and died snortly after the revolution, at Vienna, The Duke de
Polignac, the father of the Prince, died in Russia. The Prince's
Christian name is 1, Jules," not Louis." Instead of being
" a wild French boy in Edinburgh," he was at least twenty
years of age when he came to this country, and was a few years
after tried in France as one of the members of George's comp'.
racy, found guilty, and sentenced to death, which sentence was
commuted at the instigation of his sister.in.law, the present
Duchess de Polignae. The whole of these circumstances can be
unquestionably proved.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant, G.
114,• The paragraph was, as our correspondent observes,
copied from the Cakdonlan Mercury, and Is in many respects
incorrect. The lady who accompanied Charles X. to England,
and who died here, had a name bearing some distant resem.
blance to that of Polignac : hence, probably, the mistake,
Prince Polignae was born in the year 17H0 : the Duke of Po.
lignac, who has arrived in England, is some years older,

COUNTY OF CLARE.—AII account reached
to(vii yesterday of the return of Major MACNAUARA and
O'Goastex Mettox. The story about their ineligibility
in eotheiluenee of the use of banners and ribbons, is, es we
stated yesterday, mere nonsense.---. Dublin Morning Be-
gley'.

It will be seen that a pretty considerable fall
has occurred in the funds at Paris, accompanied with a
great deal of agitation. The Three per Cents were at 76f.
SOe. in the course of Tuesday last, but left oiT at '76f. The.
—for the end of the month the quotation was 77f. 50.,
which gives a rather heavy rate of continuation. By the
private letters the fall is ascribed to the alarm felt by many
persons at the tumultuous assemblages of the workmen,
and to the general scarcity of money, which necessarily
compelled many large sales. It is else said that much
stook has been offered for sale by the priests and emi-
grants, who had received it in compensation fur old
claims by the late Government, and who felt in doubt
how soon their property in it might he called in ques-
tion. In general, however, among the monied interest
of Paris, a growing confidence in the existing Govern-
ment, and the hope of seeing it firmly established, WAS
rapidly spreading. Great anxiety is expressed in some
of the commercial lettere—more indeed than the cir-
cumstances seem to call for—respecting the acknow-
ledgment of Lauri: PHILIPPE. by foreign Powers ;4-.-
and a strong desire seems to be manifested that Great
Britain may be the first to set the example. The Power
,shout which the greatest dial ust is manifested is Austria,
and the disposition of that Government is believed to his
so hostile, that a good pretext only is wanting for en open
quarrel. Retpteting Russia no apprehension whatever is
entertained, at we are assured, in the belt infinmed corn-
memial circles in Paris. 011 the contrary, M. Pont Iss
BURRO is said to have remarked openly, that the change
of Government was certain to have the Estesnon's cosy~ ,
'fiat approbation. As the king of PRUSSIA it known by
tuthentic :wealth's from Berlin to have declared risailar!
ep •
inions there is a chance that Austria may be kept quiet
by the danger of having such a quarrel to tustaiu
What the minor Powers may say to the change is not of
much importaaat, but it is a curious fact, of which We
are assured on very good authority, that the Neapolitan
Atubasaatfor in Paris, at the diplomatic meeting whieh
took place is that capital, was SO viOlently illeenottni at ainrt
the new order of things, that he actually wanted to tie-
dare war without waiting for inttrnetions from his court!
..... Times.