The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-17 00:00:00

NEW PARLrAWENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED,.
ANCLESCA, July to—ion. Arthur Paget.
DFReysiriKE, juts rs•--L&rd G. H. CavemF.sh, E. M.
Mundy, Es i.
GLAMORCANArIRE, july ts--Thomas Windham, Esq.
LA NC Ail{ IR E, July IS-.....Thomas Stanley, ariq::John Black'
burn; Esq.
LI inot.Nsn ERE, July 46—Sir Gilbert ficathcote, Charier
Chaplin, Esq. -
„MINE ne an, July 16—J. F, Luttrell, Esq. J. Patteson, Esq.
lORPORD —Lord Yarmouth, j., Trail, Esq,
Ro4s, July 13—Charles Tottenham, jun. Esq.
ST,6,FORDSHIRS, July is-. Lord G. L. Cower, Sir Ee
Littleton.
WExfaab, July r3—Richard Neville Furness, Esq.

CPNTESTED ELECTIONS.
HER E FOR lIT 1-111tE, July ts--• Sir George Cornwall 339
Job.GeersCotterell, Esq. ZO7
R. Biddulpli, Esq. z 79
• Adjourned.
Noitrol.K, July 16—T. W. cokejsq. - 3859
Hon. Mr. Wodehouse 3234
Sir Jacob Astley - 3149
Adjourned.—Not expected-to close till Monday.
KENT, July z6—F. Honywood, Esq. - - 36$Z
Sir Eci:. Knatclibull —309 t
Sir Wm. Geary, - - - 3oBZ
Adjourned.
CovEziray, July t6—Capt. Barlow
Mr, Bird
2vlr. jenrys
Mr. Moore

- 1023
lo2s

Adjourned.

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Riinuo a, July Is—Mr. Macnamara opposes Walter Wilkins.
Esq. for the County, and has demanded a t'oll. •

MIDDLESEX ELECTION,

BRENTFORD.

THE Friends of the Constitution continue' tai
triumph, Mr. MAI NWAR 'NO attaining each day av
decided superiority upon the,Pcill over Sir FRANC IS
BURDETT, The latter must now be convinced of
the hopelessness of continuing 'the contest' on his,
part, and that to protraa the Poll will only add to
hii defeat.

At the'olose of the poll yesterday the numbers
were,

For GEORGE BYNG, Esq. 5.,4 23g3
WILLIAM MAIIIWARING, ESq. 201,6
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, Barr. -4509

RFOL.K ELECTION.,

• A very numerous body of Mr. WtNDHAM's,
friends met at the Ang:...l'. Inn, in Norwich, on
Satutday last, without his knowledge or concur,
rence, to support his Nomination for Norfolk,-..7
Col, WoDEHOUSE having already declared
,himself
a Candidate on the Loyal Interest of the County,
they found it necessary to have' some tintierstand.-
ing with 'that Gentleman's Comtnittee,, in order
either that a junkftion might be formed between
them,. or that • the latter might withdraw,-r-colr
WoDEHOVSE perceiving that the two interests
would materially .clash, relinquished his preten-
sions in favour of the Superior claims of Mr.
WINDHAM. A large subscription was inimediately
begun for supporting Mr, WINDHAM's Election,
and the Gentlemen present entered into a Resolution
to bring their Tenants and Neighbours to the Poll
free of expence. The next morning, througi,
aEtivity of his friends, almost every Town and
Village in the County was in motion for Mr.
WINDHAM. At Yarmouth in particular, 700 Free,-
holders volunteered themselves free of expence, undef
the direction of the Mayor, Sir EDMUND LAcoll,
and the principal Gentlemen of the town ; and 3
handsome 'subscription was set on foot with grog
rapidity. put on Mr. WI NDHAives return to Nont
wick, having received the intelligence of his being
already eleCted for another place, he thought it
right to request that his friends would not earn'
their exertions in his favour any farther, as he would
not appear any longer to occupy a post which he;
thought might be filled by others with, greater ad,
vantage to their interest. In cbnsequence of this
determination, Col. \VODEHOUSE again- came for.-
ward with the full support. of Mr. VC/ rtoriANt's
*friends, and the loyal and independent Freeholders
of the County, as well as of his own most respeestablc,
Family Interest ; and from the result of the Polls'
there is every reason to believe that he will be re*
turned. with a considerable majority. ,
The numbers, at three o'clock on
.Thusday, (the
fourth day of the Poll) are,
For IVIr. COKE •'- 3612 . •
Colonel WODEHOUSE 3071
Sir JACOB A.4ILEY - 2918
Great reinforcements are hourly expefted for Col.
WODEHDUSE. . , •
Ther no _doubt, had Mr. WINDHAM stoo(1)
that he would have been elefted by a large majoritYl
and so great 'is hii general popularity in the CouritY,
that it is .now confidently believed, that notwitiv
standing Mr..CokE's vast County' influence,. .IVI4
WINDHAM would have headed the'Poll.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER RECEIVED FROM SOT".
DERLAND, 16TH JULY,

" I have the pleasure to inform you, that, at tile)
Sessions at.Durliam yesterday, the Bench of Justice
(Mr. BURDON present) retired for an hour into the
Jury Room, and upon their return, .Sir JOHN EDO,
made known in the Court, that Mr. BURDON
consented to stand again for the County, and th3s
the High Sheriff was requested to call a 'Count,'
Meeting for that4urpose, prior. to the 26th of this
month., Sir HENRY VANE canvasses her& to_mov.
row. The County Meeting, it i, supposed, will be
on the loth inst. There were, I believe, only thre6
in Court who refused to sign the Requisition to the
Sheriff."

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East Retford. Colonel CRAUFURD Old Mr. JAf'e
PRAT are elected. The lattr Gentleman, we heLlf°
is intetested in' a considerable West India Hou'e'
who,are great supporters of the African Slave TradC'
ARCHERY.-.—The SitVer Arrow given by the
Town of Edinburgh, was shot for by the -get
Coprany of Archers on Monday the sth instilt°
and wan by Mr. CHARLES CUNNINGHAM.

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