The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-07 00:00:00

MEMBERS RETURNED.

Acuomn.r.slt AM—Thos. Drake Tyrwhitt Drake, Esq. Chu':
Drake Gerrard, Esq.
CAMBR rDp E—Major-General Finch, Maj. Gen. Manneri.
DERBY—Colonel Walpole, E. Coke, Esq.
GLOUCESTER—John Pitt, Esq. Henry Howard, Esq.
GREAT i3EDWIN —Sir Robert Buxton, Nath. Holland, Esq.
HUNTINGDON—John Calvert, Esq. Wm. Fellowes, Esq.
HAS LEVIER A-jtichard Penn, Esq. George Wood, Esq. -
LUDLOW—H. Rob. Clive, Esq. Rich. Payne Knight, Esq.
LEWES—Lord Francis Osborne, Henry Shelly, Esq.
LymE=Henry Tho Mas Fane, Esq. Henry Fane, Esq.
NEWARK—Admiral
~ Sir' Charles Morice Pole, 'Sir Thomas:

Manners Sutton. •
PETERS FlELP—.Hilton Jolliff, Esq. Sergeant Best. .
RYEG AT E-14011.• John Somers Socks, Esq. Jos.. Sidney
Yorke, Esq. •
STA 1, oan—R. B. Sheridan, Esq. Hon. E. Monkton.
STEYN ING—Geo. Sutton, .Esci. Henry Jodrell, Esq.
Wr.sTauay—William Baldwin, Esq. Charles Smith, Esq.
Yoitic.---Sir. William Niilne'r, Hon. Lawrence Dundas.
YARMOUTH, NOR F x—t Sir Thomas Troubridge, Thonias
Jervis, ilsq. • •

CONTESTED ELECTIONS and STATE OF POLLS.
DQVEI,JuIy 6, Half-past Six, P. M.—First Day's Poll.
Mr. Trevannion - - - - 226 , •
Mr. Smith
- - -•
Adjourned.,
LLICEsTER, July s—Mr.' nabington 223
Mr. Smith 14.
• Mr. M'Carthy - 48 -
. Adjourned.
HyTur, T iy 6.—Matthew Esq. 104
• • _ - - • 92
• . , Lord garsham • no
-• Mr; Evelyn - 73 •
• Poll closed Messrs. White and Godfrey eleaed.
WoacEsiza, July s.—Mr..Robarts- , 158
Mr. kVigley 93
Mr. Scott
July 6, t:t Two o'ClOck,
' Mt. Robarts 336
Mr. Wigley 156
Mr.• Scott _ 2.76 •
July s,Fouro'Clock—
' Mr. Morritt - 527
Mr. Wharton .
General Burton -.
- 477
Poll- expeaed to close this- Evening,
Ozl,oaa, J(ily 6—Atkinson Wright.' Esq. 162 .
Francis Burton, Esq. 538
J. Lockhart, Esq. • tie; ,
Wticnsox—Hon. R. F. Groville - 203
- Mr. Williams'-- 212
Mr. Ramsbottom - IE7,
POTICTOs-ed, iTci-fr'sfelec-ted.
BRIIIGENOFtyIa.,--1, Whitmore, Esq. -
I. 11. 13towpe, Lsri. , iS
• J.' Knudson
Poll elokd, two 'fifst eleaed.
Esq. 5-6
- • Plummer, Esq. by
Sir Win. Manners - 65
fames Graham, Esq. - 64
Poll closed, two first elecled.
HnawlcH, July 6—A Scrutiny demanded, avai adjourn;;;
until to-morrow.
L.LomusUE4, Ju'y Lubbock_ - 159
Mr. Kinnstird - 117
Mr. Taylor - - 80
First Day's Poll.—Adjourned.
ortwicir, iuly 6—Mr. Fellowes - /532,,
Mr. Smith - 1437 _
Mr. Windham - 1356
Mr. Frere - 1328
roll closed.—Mcssrs. Fellowes and Sinlih eleded.
Batst,ol.-L-Mr. Bragge, Mr. Evan BEllie, Sir Fled. Eden.--,
Election over, Sir F. Lden havingiresigned the contest.
m
Mr. Dennison - 266
Mr. Stani forth - - 377
Ten minutes past three.

SOUTRAMPTON,III:y6.—G.I4. Itose„Esq. 324
j. Ainyatt, Esq. 203
W. Scott, Esq. - 23
Adjourned.
Koons roc K. —Sir H. Dashwood, Mr. Abbott.
Mr. Carnac lost his Eleaion.

SOUTHWARK ELECTIUN%-r-At the close. of It e
Toll yesterday the ntimbers were

For Mr. THORNTON 992 • '
Mr. TIRRNET 81$ '
Slr T. TURTON 6'2 • •

A-most unconstitutional attempt was :made on
Saturday, , a t
.co vent ty, , by, a
,mob,
.with ides rs.
-BIRD: and Mocka F.'S Colours, to pre.ven't-..l\dr. JEF.-
Fritys from coming into the town;:. and a terrible
riot,eus,ued,.insonsequence of his defeating the in_
tention of his opponents, by getting in safe. the
M-a3=Or-and Corporation, with most of the principal
Inhabitants of the town, immediately went to the Inn,
.and assitred,him'of their .suppOrt. Capt. BARLOW,
of the Ist Dragoon Guards, a Yorkshire Gentleinika
• of fortune, quartered there, seeing the riot, and • the
detestation of the. Inhabitants to the. promoters 'of
it, in a spirited manner. offered himself a Candidate
'with Mr. JEFFERYSS and they have every prospeet
of success. A liberal subscription has been opened
to defray the expences.

THEATRE.--'The Comedy of Seed
,the
Ploirgh was represented, :last night at the Hay-
market Theatre, before'a numerous audience. This
Comedy was very well performed at Covent Gar-
den Theatre, and the changes of last night .criri
hardly be considered as improveMents. MURRAY
was not very successful in, Sir Philip Blandford.
He wasted his energy upon words rather than gave
due'expression to the general sentiments and passim;
of the character. Mrs. EMERY, from the. Liverpool
Theatre, the mother of EMERY, well_known to the
Public, is a plain, simple, decent Mtress, with no
striking marks of excellence or demerit. She play..
ed Dame Ashfield. EMERY was the Farmer Ash-.
field. Be was not less natural than ,KNIGHT, but
not . quite
,sO forcible. WADDY used to play
Gerald so well, that it is a pity he should be thrown
out of his proper walk, for Morringto.i, a part
that would much better have suited J. PALMERI
who wanted due weight and , vigour • for the ,
former charaler which was absurdly assigned ,to
him. Mrs. ST. LEGER played Miss Bland Ord, for
which she has, not sufficient softness and deric4y,
instead of Lady Handy, which would hive co re-
sponded very well with her powers and her spirit.
Miss NORTON made her third appearance on. the
'Stage in Susan Ashield.' • All we can say of her,ist
thae she displayed feeling and simplicity. C.
KEMBLE pertained Henry with suitable ernoiieno
but With too much flourish and too heroical a ges'
tare. SUETT had to struggle against first irrp-e"
sions in Sir Able Handy,' in I,,hich, though di-vert"
ing, he did nut seem so powerful as NlutioEN.