The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-22 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELEGY lON.

ANOTHER day's Poll has pass:.], and so far from
Sir FRANC IS BURDETT gaining any Superiority,
the Friends of the Constitution are gratified by
seeing Mr. NIAINWARING at the head of the Poll.
The Contest is evidently decided, and Sir FRANC IS
is only disturbing the peace of the County by con.
tinuing it, as he can have no hope of Success. Mr.
MAIN WARI NG polled yesterday 98, Mr. BYNG 91,
and Sir FRANCIS BURDETT only 78.

At the close of Yesterday's Poll, the aggregate
numbers were,

For GEORGE BYNG, Esq.
WILLIAM MAINWARING, Esq.
Sir FRANCIS BURIDETT, Bart.
Nothing remarkable occurred.

2762
2384
1895

WEYMOUTH, JULY 20.

THEIR MAJESTIES and the PKINc ESSES on Mon-
day evening walked on the Esplanade till almost
dark, accompanied by Earl Rost, N, the Countess
of MANSFIELD, Lords ELPH I NSTONE, and Mr.
GR EV ILL E.

This morning the KING bathed, as dial Ps Is c zss
AUGUSTA, and the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of
WALES.

After breakfast the KING, accompanied by the
PRINCESSES AUGUSTA, MARY, and SopHIA, and
the Nobie Visitants here, went on board the Royal
Charlotte Yacht.

The QUEEN, and PRINCESSES ELIZABETH and
AMELIA, and the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES
took an airing in their Sociables to Portland.
HER MAJESTY has been indisposed with a cold,
but is rather better.

A man, who stiles himself .1;r Henry Howard,
ordered two elegant dinners on Monday, at the
Hotel, but did not partake of them ; wishing for a
Bill of tool. to be changed to defray the expence,
but the Landlord not having it in his power, he was
content to leave the repast for the benefit of his
deladed host !

Sir HARRY- VANE TEMPEST has declined the
contest for the County of Durham.

A very spiriNd Letter was addressed to a certain
Dutchess many years ago, expostulating with her
on her public and private condua. Her youth and
ignorance of lite might be admitted as alleviating
considerations at that early period. But what
must the world think of her now, if she should
really have taken a part in the canvass for a jaco-
binical Candidate whose abettors an.i sunporters
seem to be of the most desperate and brutal 'descrip-
tion ? She is, now somewhat " declined into the
vale of years," and ought to know better than to
bring discredit on her age and sex. We are still
inclined to think the report is a gross libel upon
her Grace, and that Kline woman who is totally
regardless of reputation, has assumed her title to
bring disgrace upon her charader.
We have not heard bow many Butcher; the
Dutchess of DEVOIibHIRE may have saluted in her
canvass for Sir PgANc ts BURDETT,' but she proba-
bly has found that she has undertaken a dirty busi.
ness.

At the Crown and Anchor dinner on Tuesday,
Mr. TOWNSEND rose, he said, "to propose the
health of a man who was rising every day, nay
more, every moment." This rising man turned
out to be Sir FRANC IS BuRDETT, who from his ge-
neral reputation, and the great attention paid him
by his friend TOWNSEND, will no doubt, in pro-
cess of time be duly elevated.
We cannot but applaud Mr. TOWNSEND of
Bow-street, for his solicitude to be distinguished
from a person of the same name who dined with
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT at the Crown and Anchor,
and surfeited those whom he intended to gratify by
his maiden attempt at political oratory.
Whether any of the Mutineers are in BURDETT'S
Mob, we do not know—nor have we heard that
either of his Friends, the O'CONNORS, have been
produced upon the present occasion ; though Sir
,FRANCIS is said to have taken a House within a
short distance of London for one of them, to be
ready, we suppose, to lend his assistance in case of
need.

The Nottingham Company of Comedians left the
town during the violence of the Elation. The
Inhabitants, however, supplied themselves with
another company, under a Manager of a different
• cast. Under this direction, Mirth will be exploded,
and the minds of the Audience prepared 4y degrees
fir scenes of terror and uproar.
Sul c DE.—Citizen TRIDON, once a Member of
the tunotts Assassinating Committee of General Safe-
ty, during the iron reign of ROBESPIERRE, shot
himself .a few days ago, in his lodgings near the
French Theatre in Paris,

NAVAL NEWS.

PLYMOUTH, JULY 20.

THE Sirius, of 36 guns, Captain R. KING
CarysArt, of 28 guns, Captain GEORGE IsliuNDY
and Rosario, of 20 guns, Capt.W. MOUNSEY, arrived
here yesterday from a Cruize in the Channel after
Smugglers ; and this morning they all sailed again
to resume their former stations along the Coast.
The St. George, of 98 guns, Capt. L. Mow-
SON ; Warrior, of 74. guns, Capt. C. TYLER ; and
Captain, of 74 guns, Capt. C. BOYLES, came into
Harbour this morning, preparatory. to their being
paid off.

A large Fleet of Merchantmen, wind-bound, put
in here yesterday from the Eastward, and anchor,
ed in Cawsand Bay and-Catwater.