The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-02 00:00:00

Sir F. BURDET7' and Mr. PA vz,r,.d

IN
th„ consequence of a misunderstanding between
'Se Gentlemen, a meeting took, place this manning,inhich they were both wounded ,
former, we understand, dangerouq, in the np7
part of the thigh, and the ratter in the leg:

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LYesterday morning, about half past nine o'clock,
o ,
CAT had an audience of his MAJEsTy
; after which his I‘4JE3TY set off in his
c4''„velling carriage for London, and arrived• at the
oqeen's Palace about- half past twelye. •At• two
arcri•c'ek, her Royal Highness the Princess Of WALES
kle'll'ed at the Queen's Palace, from Blackheath,
to
ebirr,travelling carriage, accompanied by the' Mar.,'
—ness Of TOWNSEND. Her Royal Highness im-
coediately had an interview of his MAJESTY, which
ultltiuued. 'near an hour: Her Royal Highness then:,
off on her return to her house at Blackheath.
half Past three o'clock, the Duke of PORT-,
Lai ND had an audience of his MAJESTY ; after which
~rI\,IAJEsTY set off on his return to Windsor,
Drawing-room intended to have been
3,l.44utsTY_next Thursday, is put off on ae
Ilci`4ll.t of its' being the Duchess of YoßK's Birth-day,
it will be held on Thurzdi7 the 14th install:.

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Though Mr. TiniTIATRIArAYTE has declined
for Hampshire, the frien& of Mr. HER.eir.-r confi-
dently report that another., Gentleman the first
respectability is about to declare hiniself. Thegrow id
is now, however,' occupied, or rather Mr. (.Wm: is
gaining ground every , hour, and it is supposed that
Mr. HERBERT himself will also decline the contest.
The contest is likely to be very severe for ,the Coun-
ty u Huntingdon. Viscount PROBY is actively can-
vassing against Wrt. H. FELLOWS, Esq. and Lord
EffNcuiNsEtootc. Four parties, are canvassing the
town of Boston, the respeCtive friends of Mr. Fvot..t.,,
Mr. MADDoczs, the Hon. Mr. BURRELL, (son of
Lord GWYIIR), and that o,ld Pdilianzentar4 Re-
former, Major CART*RIGHT. The Representation
for the City of Lincoln will be very warmly dis:
puted. The Candidates are Colonel ELLISON, the
Hon. Colonel MONSON, and JOHN SULLIVAN, Esq.
-Lord DUN CANNON has started for the Borough of
St. Alban's, in consequence of the retirement of Mr.
POYNTi.—Mr. SHERIDAN,' it is said, is secut'e at
Ilchester, if he should .be disposed finally to decline
:all other applications.—Mr. HANR.By proceeds with
the most flourishing Siiccess in his canvass for the City,
is he is supported by many of the most distinguished
CharaCters in the Mercantile world.—Sir ltrcnAßD
BICKERTON offers himself as a Candidate for Poole ;
Mr..CLIRISTOPHER SPURIIIER, a Gentleman of the
place, comes forward in warm opposition to him :
Mr. JEF..FREY, the former .Member, again offers, and
• will most I•Drobably be returned j the other former'
Member, Mr. GEORGE GARLAND; on account of ill
health, means to retire from public life, much to.
the regret of a numerous train of friends,—Cap-
thin MANEY, of the Navy, is gone to. offer him-
self for Yartnouth ; Messrs: 14ftfioaktr). and LUSH-
INGTON had previously a very promising can-
vass.—Lord WILLIAM, STUART is in little doubt
of being returned for Cardiff. FRANCIS BUR-
TON, Esq. and JOHN INGRAM LOCKHART, Esq. are
Candidates forOxford.—,The Candidates for Tewkes-
bury ate C. CODDRINGTON, CHARLES HANBURY
and JOHN MARTIN, Esors. The contest
will be warm.