The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-10 00:00:00

NEIL► PARLIAMEAT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Buky, July 9—Lord Hervey, Lord C. Fitzroy,
BANBURY, July 9—Dudley North, Esq.
BkEcoN, July 8-4ir Robert Salusbury. .
Bswna.zy, fuly,B—Miles Peter Andrews, Esq.
CAmELFORA, July B—Rob. Adair, Esq. John Fonblattque,
HAL s TON, July 7—Right Hon. Lord Fitzharris, John Penn,
LYMXNCTON., y. 9 —Nyil.l47l Mat Ting, Esq. Najor-Ge-
Herat Harry Burrard.
LESTWITUIEL, July 7—Hans Sloane, Esq. Wm. Dickin-
son,' jun. Esq.
RAnNo a; July it—Richard Price, Esq.
ORFORD, July 9—James Trail, Esq.
SANDWICM, July 9—Sir Horace Mann, Sir Philip Stephens,.
THIRSK, July Gregory Page Turner, Wrn. Frank-
land, Esq. ' ' •
TAux-ros; July 2—William Morland, Esq. John Ham.
mett,-Escy. • • • •
WIGAN, July B—Robert Holt Leigh, Esq. John Hodson,

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
LetessTEß, July B—Mr. Babington p/t69
•• • Mr. Smith ".. 893
Mr. M'Carthy - 333
• Try.° first elected.
Dov SR, Tub* 9—Mr. Tre'vannion. - 666
• Mr. Smith - - - 514
Mr. Iluskisson- - - 466
Two first elected—Mr.lluskisson gave u 0
the.contest. " - ' ' •
Liviaroot., July 2-seueral Gocoynp 630
• • •• • -General Tarletoh 452
Mr. Birch 357
Mr. Chilmer ••3is
• Adjourned. -
BAR NsTAPLE, July Devaynes, Esq. - 269
Sir dw. Pellew' Bart." 193
Richard Wilstm, Esq. -
John Clevelatid, Esq. . 72
The Mb first elected. •
Cutrrmusam,July 9—Mr. J. Dawkins - /oft
Mr. C. l'Sroo)t - - 59
Mr. Maitland r - 57
Two first cleded.
Oxeoaa, Juiy B—Mr. Wright - 838
• Mr. Burton - Sig
t Mr. Lockhart -4.5 e;
Two first elected.

WORCESTER, July Robarts
- Mr. Scott 486
Mr. Wigley - 46
Two first eleaed, Mr: Wtor..zy haying resignecL
0A K MP ro N, uly 8---Mess. Holland & Strange 63
Mess. Theilussons r 57
Adjourned.
Vsymotr.Fg, July 9--Mr. Steward - 71
Sir James Pultney r '
Mr. Adams sg
Mr. Arbuthnot - '45
NtWCA STLE-YNDER. Mr. Bootle 272
i:iraa, julk .8,-14 S Mr. Lawley - 272
Mr. Becket 323

Mr. James' - zor
Ex E TER, fuly Slims Buller, Esq. -69 r
it Q. w.Banaptylde - stz
Edmund Granger, Esq. - 435
Adjourned.
COVENTRY, July 9—Mr. liefrerys 63
Mr. arlow - 6z
Mr. Biyd 63
Mr. Moore - - • 62
Adjourned.
EVESHAM, July 9—Mr. Thellusso;a - ,74
Mr. Bruce - 160 '
Mr. Howarth - - trs
Adjourn,xl.
NOT TI NG HAM, July 8-- Birch, Esq. 2R9
Sir I. B Warren .!• 280
D. P. Coke, Esq. .; 2„0.4

LONDON ELECTION.

ON the close of the Poll yesterday the numbers
were,

For HARVEY CHRISTIAN COMEX:, Esq. -290 t

CIIARLEs PRICE, ESC'.
WILLIAMCuicris, Esq.

2
2558

Sir J. W. ANDtRSON, Bart. - - 2042
BiNJAMI/i TRAVERS, .Esq. - - 1366
Sir WRTKI,N LIiIVES, ^ .. 547
Wm. LusiiiNclox, Esq. - - IQ4

After the numbers were declared

• Mr. Alderman COME c:vne forward, an in a
few words.returned thanks for those exertions which
had given him so decided a superiority on 'the Pall.

Mr. Alderman CURTIs and Mr. Alderman AN-
DERSON contented themselves with silently bowing.
Mr. Alderman PRICE briefly returned thanks.
Mr. TRAVERS said, he had come 'forward on
behalf of the Independance and Constitutional
Rights of the Livery, and he felt that he had
been honourably supported. There being now no
longer any prospeet Of his attaining the objed he
had in view, he, should, consistently with the
whole tenor of his conduit, decline giving the
LiVery any further trouble, when it could be of
no use. At the same time, he begged leave to ob-
serve, that he had throughout r4eiyed from his
brother Candidates, the most liberal and Gentle-
manly; condna. He declined any further contest.
Some conversation then took place on the Hus-
tings.
Mr. Alderman COMBE at length came forward,
and informed the Livery, that a person had been
sent to Sir ,WATKIN LEsvgs, to know whether
he would decline any farther contest, but that Sir
WATKIN had 'positively refused to give up his pre-
tensions. The Poll' must therefore, according to
Law, 'be kept open until Tuesday next ; but as no
farther Contention existed.' with respea to himself
and his three BrOther Candidates, who were fore-
mbst 'On 'the' Nil, they cOnsidering themselves as
eie4ed by the Livery; he therefore' requested, on
behalf of himself' and his . three Colleagues, that
their Friends'Would-take no further trouble in their
stipport, nor should they themselyes think it neces-
sar7. to' attend during the remaining days of the
Poll.'` "

The Poll was then adjourned to this day.
Mr: Alderman.CWiTis came forward to address
the Livery, btii finding the Polhvas adjourned,' he
declined ir. •