The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-09 00:00:00

ST • A LBAN'S

.The Election terminated yesterday—the num-
bers wet'e :--,- •
J. Halsey, Esq. - 959 I Daniel Giles, Esq 289
Alderman C. Smith .. 357 I • .
The two former were declared duly elected,
and chaired, Mr:"Smith opposed
,the two sitting
Members. It is remarkable that-a Christopher
Smith, Esq. represented the Borough of St. Alt
ban's, in•the reign of Queen Elizabeth.

MAIDSTONE.
Sir Egerton Eridges 143' Gto. Longman' •Esq...'
-Geo. tiimpson, Egi
• • 1;38 .vo)leti out of 772 Er eemen. '

SHREW sr,ti ity T DAY.
Grey Bowen. Ft Lieut..-Gei. Sir R. Hill 49
llenj. Benyon, E:sq.

-Mr. BETTY commences his engagenient at Co-
vent-Garden Theatre next month.
A new farce, under the whimsical title of Mr'
Snyderkins, is- forthcoming. at Covvilt-Gardefl,
Theatre. It is ascribed to Mr. T. DlopxN•
Mrs. JORDAN ma-de her first appearance at
Sateter on Monday last. She is ,engaged for se'
veral nights, and is very attractive.
KEMELE, it has been rumoured,. was to °Pen
the new Theatre in Di ury-lane, in the eharacter
of Hamlet, and the report gained ground becaose
the bills of the Theatre only announced the Ole'
and by their silence as to the performerof tilt
chief character seen to imply that there is 110.
any body to appear in 'it whose name Was
to prove an additional attraction to the novelty
°
the house.
Major SCOTT WARING, according to report c...
the theatrical circles, is about to enter int°
jy
meneal bands again, with Mrs. ESTEN, far
Of Covvut-Gardit

ICEW PAIILIAMENTb.

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.11ETURNED.

Oxford university .--Itight.tt on. Charles Abbott. I
Westminster.—Sir Pkancis Burdett, Lord Cocb-
rane.
llin fr,fOrd. -W. Lewis ''HUhes, Fail&
land, Esqrs.
Minehead.—.T. P, Luttrell, T. F. Luttrell, E•:qrS.`
Hereford.--Colonel ymonds, Richard S'dct.a'.=•'
more, Esq. • fl 0
Monmouth.-Lord Charles Somerset.
.Bridgewater.—George Pocock, Esq. and-Win'.
Astell, Esq.
Poole.—Benjamin Leder LesteriMichael Angelo
Taylor.. ..• • •• • • •
I-leytesbitry.--Hon.•Somuel Hood, Chas. pun-
tombe, Esq. • .
High Wycombe.Sit J .Dashwood King,
Thomas Baring, Bt. . .
Norwich.— r vey,
'Heydon.—George Johnston, Anthony Brown,
ttqrs; •
flythe.—Sir John Perrins;Bt. Matthew White,
Xsq. •
.
East Grinstead.—Geo. Wm. Gunning, James..
Stephen,Esgrs:
Durham.—Richard Wharton, Ralph Jonathan
Lambton, Esqrs. without opposition. •
• Leicester.—Samuel Smith, Thomas Babington,
sqrs.
Lyme.—Lord Burg-hersh, Col. H. :Farm..
Newark.—Lient. Gen. Sir Stapleton Cotton, H.
Willotighby, Esq.
Peterborough.---Right Hon. G. PonsOnb, Hon.
NiTni. Elliot.
• ifaslentere.—Right Hon. Charles' Long, R.
Wriod, Esq.
hull.--John Staniforth, George Wrn. Denys,
Esc's. • .
Oakhanyton.---AlbanySaville,Esry. Lord. Graves.
Stalord.-161ph Benson, 'Esq. Col. Wilson.
Pontefract.—Hon. Henry Lascelles, Robert
Ulnes;.Esq.
Tamn;orth.—Sir Robert Peele, Bart. Lord C.
Toivnsbend.
Grimsby —Sir Robert Heron, Bart. John Peter
Grr.nt Esq.
Honiton.--Gen. Abercrombie Robinson, Rich.
'Wm. Howard Vyse, Esqrs.

SOUTHWARK ELECTION.- (Fifth Day)—The
state of the Poll for the Borough of Southwark at
12 o'Clock this day, was as follows :

Charles Calreyt, Esq. 2011
Henry Thornton, Esq 1644
J. B. Burdett, Esq..