The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-05 00:00:00

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'MEMBERS ELECTED.
QUEENSFE Rl' BURGH—Lieut. General 1113Kar • er
• Campbell.
BANFF, &c. BURGH—,Right Hon. Archibald CaMp-
bell.
STBA:RAER BURGH—The HOD. F. Stewart.
SUTHERLAND COUNTY-"TLC Sigh Honourable W.
.Dandas. •
FORFAR BURGH—Sir atv4lWedderb; ra.
CatiptGAN,,-The Hon. John Vaughan.

YORK COUNTY—State of the Poll.
Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. 11, t 75
Lord Milt(?n - - - 10,3u6
Hon. Henry Liscelles 0,254

IRISH ELECTIONS.

WEXFORD.—At the close of the Poll on Wed3.,s-
day se'nnight, the gross numbers were-
- Alcoa, Esq. - -37 G
Col. Ram
Colelough, Esq. - 323
R. B. Sheridan, Esq. - - 'al 2

COUNTY FERMANAGH.—At' the dose of the Poll,
Wednesday se'nnight the nuinbeis were—
Gen. Cole
Gen. Archdall - - 513
H. Brooke, Esq. - • • - *47
CARRICKFERGUS.—State of the. Poll on Twesday
se-linight-
- Craig, Esq. - - - SOB
May, Esq. - - - 3(17

- Extra& of a Letter from Monte Video to a Mer-
cantile House in London :—" It cannot be unin-
teresting to you, as-mercantile men, to hear, that
although .the British Government is not yet extend-
ed to the South side of the Rio de la Plata, it al-
ready commands that immense tract of country corn-
prehended between this river on the South, thz
South Atlantic on the East, the Portuguese re' ritory
on the -North, and the country on tLe Western
Banks of the river Uruguay on the East ; an extent
that produces more than three-fourths of the Tate!
materials exported from the porn of Buenos Aytes
and-Monte Video,. It should be known; that the
former market for exports was :4,1.1n05t entirely sup-
plied from the Northern" Banks of the great
de la Plata, Rio Negro, and Uraguay. In the e\-
tent of country just described, may be killed an-
nually, and without lessening the present stock, at
least seven millions of bullocks : it is said even ten

ROYAL ACADEMY.—The Annual Dinner held by
tkeMembers of this Institution, took place y6tt:r-
dak, at .the,Crown and Anchor Tavern. The Pat:-
SU/ENT and a great number of the Members, with
their trkends, were present. When the cloth was
removed,' Won Nolis Domine was given Aith
eired TURNERELLI and some of his
friends. The company received with enthus)asm
"THE KING," when given as a toast from the Chair.
" God .See the King" followed ; and the company
zealously joined in the chorus: The Royal Fa:ni;y
were given in • succession, and received with great
applause. The President addressed the company
on the propriety of drinking the health of those dis,-
tin„cruished characters who do honour to themselves
and their country by their patronage 4/.l'llE ARTS.
.He then in succession proposed the health of Lord
MULGEAVE, Sir G. BEAumovr, Sr J. LEYCESTER,
and other Gentlemen of wellknown taste and libera-
lity, and the company loudly testified their approba-
tion. CALEB WHITEFOORD, Esq. atter a brief compli-
ment to the President, proposed him as a Toast, and
the company assented with very warns applause.—
The President thanked them in a suitable speech.
When' Mr:WEsT rctired from the Chair, he was re-
speafullv saluted by the company, and Mr. NORTH-
COTE was required td take his place.—Mr. NORTH-
COTE observed, that the health of Mr. \VE.sa- had
been given in his ,capacity of -President ; bit
he conceived that he might properly be given again
for the merits of his , private charaCter. Great;
plause followed: Mr. NORTHCUTT then gave "11,e
memory of Mr. OPIE," which was received With
bursts of applause. The day was enlivened by,se-
veral humorous songs from Mr. T. DIBDIN and Mr.
NixoN, and some charming glees- were given by,
Mr. TURNERELLI and his friends,. with the accom-
paniment of a piano forte. The whole pssed off
with the utmost festivity.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, jursz 5.
This day's market was but thinly supplied with
different kinds of Cattle ; Beet, Mutton, Veal and
Lamb, are dearer than' our last report, and alit riv'e
fur the most part-was not over brisk.—The sales in
the Haymarket weresaroewhat dull ; Hay, Straw,
and Clover, have dropped in price since Monday !s
market.