The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-28 00:00:00

NEW PARMA LIKAT.

MEMBERS ELECTED,
kINCARDINTZSHIBE—Wm.,Ada,ii, Esq.
APPLEBY—Lord Howick ; J aLes Ramsay Curth
but, Esq.

YORK CouNTy—State of the Poll.
---,-- Wilberforce, Esq. 7263
Hon. Henry Lascelles - 6455
Lord Milton - - - 6138
SussEx--.State of the Poll.
Wyndham, Esq. - 4278
Fuller, Esq. - - 247
Sergison, Esq. - 2409

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PRESTON ELECTION, MAY -18.—At the close - o
the Poll this evening, when Mr. HANSON withdrew
from the Contest, and requested his numerous 160(15
to withhold the Votes• they intended to give in his
favbur, the numbers were as follow :
Lord STANLEY
S. HOR.ROCKS //39
J. HANSOM
•
• The latter nearly all Plumpers.

It is confidently said that M. DE REHAUSEN, the,
Swedish Minister in this Country yesterday,receive°
an order from his Sovereign to return immediately,
'AS Mr. SHERIDAN, with a zeal of friendshiP
which does honour to his feelings; came forward tit
vindfcation of Mr. Fox, in consequente of what tort'
COCHRANE said on the hustings, we trust that Mr'
SHERIDAN Will Teel it
.to be necessary to come fpr
ward with equal zeal upon' the same subje6t, in can-
sequence of what-dropped from himself. He said
upon the. hustings, that he. was sure .if- his Her.
Friend were then < alive, he
(would have given his
Vote to Sir Fro.sctS B uitnErr.' Now, as since thst
period, Sir FRANcts BURDETT' has issued an Ad;
vertisernent of the most infamous description, gnu'
which has been read with disgust by all his oW
friends, 'except the most worthless, who aim at the
ruin of their Country, it is surely incumbent on gr.
SHERIDAN to declare, that.when he said Mr. Fog
would, have voted for Sir FRANCIS BURDETT,
he never could suppose ,it possible that -Mr. Fo`c
would have done so if • he' hid thought that
the Baronet. was capable of publishing .such alp
atrocious libel upom that Constitution . 'to which
Mr. Fox bad often avowed the highest venera-
tion and attachment. By. so, doing, SnEW
DAN will have an opportunity of sheaving that 1',6
himself views, the, sentiments and opinions manifest-
ed by Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, in the scandalous pub-
lication, with the contempt and abhorrence which
it deserves, as well. as of vindicating the' principles of
a departed friend.
The. Dublin Gazette announces the appointment
of Counsellor SAITRIN to the office .of Attorney'
General of Ireland. Mr. SAURIIV is decidedly cue
of the most able'lawyers at the Irish Bar.
Report states, that Lord ERSKINE is about to en'
gage in a matrimonial contract with Miss DROP'
MOND, a, Lady much esteemed for her accomphsll-
- and beauty.
The Marchioness of LANSDOWNE entertained the
Fashionable World last night, at her splendid Marl'
sion in Berkeley-square, The Party consisted vf.311
the most distinguished personages 'of the Haut TO
The outer and inner hall, the ariti-rootns, the. li-
brary, and the state 'apartments, were all fitted
in'a style of expensive decoration, agreeably to. all
usual liberality and taste for which the accomplished.
Marchioness has: long
.been so remarkable, Tli°
rooms were illumimited with 'chandeliers and 'Gre-.
cian lamps, Flowers; and every other siiecies-
decoration,* were intreduced. The visitants eg'
needed 50q. persons.' , Tip- Party .did. not break- -up. •
until a late hour.

. .
On Tuesday the Archbishop of UANTEREURT ,e
a dinner, at Lambeth -Palace, to the PRINCE .61.
WALES, and the DUKES of KENT and CAMBRIDGE,
GLOUCESTER, aild NORFOLK, Lord ERSKINE, the
Bishop of KILDARE, the LORD MANOR, the CHAit'
EERLAIN Of LONDON, the RECORDER, &C. 'MC. •

MUSIC:--MISS c,
E's Annual
,gcert•
plaCe last night-, at the kanover-square ItoomS, and
d
the high respe.Cl in Whit'ql her
talents and .characler
• are held, was:- Manifested in a very numerous an
elegant andienee. The band Was led-bY CR AMER,
and the Orchestra was filled by the first performers,
in their respeEtive departments. The vocal • p
formers were, HARRISON, BARTLEMAN,
VAUGHAN, SALE, jun. Mrs. VAUGIIAN, and Y 155
PARK:E.—There was a pleasing mixture oi voia ald
instrumental music, which evinced taste ano
ment in the selection, and the whole of the pertain-
. ance was marked by spirit and precision. Miss
PARKE exerted herself very ably for the ;;ratification
of her friends, and certainly never appeired to mote
advantage. She took part in several glees, and suns
two Italian airs, which required first-rate :ability,
with admirable skill. In one sire was accompanied
by her father On the Oboe, in a very excellent man-
ner.—Miss PARKE also greatly augmented the
pleasure of the evening by a sonata on the Giand
Piano-forte, which she:performed in so exquisite a
style, and with such execution, loopy and expres-
sion, that she has no' reason to fear a comparison
with the most diStinguished Masters. The Concert
concluded with. The Passione,acelebratedcomposition
by HAYDN, charkierised by all that s eetness, patho',
and sublimity, which the awful nature of the ,sub'
jeCt, dernanded.—The Prince of WALES, the Dultr
of CAMBRIDGE, the. Duchess of YORK, and ttl•
of the higher orders were present, who renaine-
till the close of this charming and interesting entt:'"
tainment.- •

Mrs. SIDDONS iS expected to perform at Cheiten"
m i
ba this Summer. Mrs. STEPHEN KEMPLE, it 5
, said, is also to, appear at the same place. Mrs. Fl•
• JOHNSTON has,. a regular engagement there. • Nlls'
DUNCAN and young *BETT'Y aft) to bud thei.r4cotvr4e
the same way.

This age is so .mtich inclined to military science'
that the language, belonging; ,to it is transferred to
.
other subjects, and even a6dealer in kills and Rotes
announces that he has " money ready to advance.
It is reported that Mr. BELLENDEN. KER and Mr.
COOPER (the seconds of Sir F. BURDETT and
PAULL), have had an hostile meeting, in which tlie
latter fell.

Died., on Frlday the 22d inst. at :s housq at Fd-
lington, in Lincoln Shire, HENRY S 61/T, Esq.
uicrly Lieutenant-Colonel of thelt, 0003•

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