The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-12 00:00:00

LONDON ELECTION.

AT the close. on Saturday, of .what now scarce!,
deserves the name of a Poll, the numbers were,
For` HARVET•elfItirrrAN COMBE, ES'CI. • VA'
-CHARLES PRICE, Esq. J. 09
:WILLIAM CLTATIs, Esq, . 2779
Sir j.. W, ANutrtsoN, Bart. 2220
BENJAMIN TRAVEAS, Esq. 1317
Sir Wavrr.:N LxwEs' • 596
A
W. L/SHINCTON, Esq. • Jc9

None of the Candidates attending, the Foil was
adjourned till Monday, immediately after the nuts..
bets were declared.

IVESTMINSTER 4 LRCTIQN.

AT the close of the Poll for this City on saturs
day, the numbers were :

For the Right Hon. C. J. Fax is/6
The Right Hon. Lord GA.RDNEK 1359
Joaw GRAHAM, Esq• . 681

Mr. Foit then came forward, and having thanka.
ed the Eleftors for their support, he begged to app
prize them that he should riot have it in his power
to pay his respeds to them on Monday, as he woulfr
be under the necessity of attending at Guildford.
Lord GARDNER was, as usual, interrupted by
clamours.

Mr: GS.AHAM said, he had no doithr but that he
should be second on the Pt)ll,-as he, had received as.,
surances of no less than 4cco votes from differ ,or,
quarters.

The following was the state of the Poll at twelve
o'clock this day :
For the Hon. CHARt.gs JAMES Fox 16m
The Right-Hon.. Lord GARDNER - I+B9
JOHN GRAHAM, Esq.
.75z

Mr. GRAHAM addressed the Eleetots during tbe
Poll, and informed them that if he was not brtught
forward on the Poll this day, he would ckcline.
the evening. .

A most determined opposition to 'Mr. BAKE%
has suddenly appeared in the County of Her ford•
This opponent is the Hon. Mr. LANnE. At the
close of - the poll, on Saturday, the numbers were%
for

Mr. Plumer . 95.1
IVlr. 469
Mr. Lambe - 465
The Contest at OaKhatlytort is extrrmcly
Orarielay last all the v. induws in the town were
broken.

• On Saturday, about twelve o'clock, Mr. l'Holtrfr
TON and Mr. It ERNRX, the newly eteded Mein'
hers for the Borough, Met on St. Margaret's I-6110
in order to make a procession through the Borough'.
For each of these Gentlemen an elevated phaeton
was prepared, drawn each by four bourses, richlf
4ccoratcd with ribbons,

NAI/ .1 L NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, JULY 11.

Atts.tv to yesterday.evening from the West In..
dies, His Majesty's Ships St. George, Captain,
Resolution, Warrior, Robust, and Zealous ; and El
Corso, frt:ii Gibraltar ; also the kaumn,"from the
Downs.'
This day-arrived His Majesty's Ship Quebec, from
the West Indies.
Early thii morning. His Majeity's Ship Wool tvich
got on•the westermost part of the Otvers, and now
remains there. The weather is moderate, and it is
hoped the Ship will not sustain damage.

This day the Acasto Frigate was released from
quarantine.

Arrived this evening, the Transports Spring. and
'it • Vincent, from Nialia.

HARWICH, juLr I I.

YESTERDAY the Diana Packet, Capt. STEWARD,
arrived from Helvoetsluys, with twenty_six pas-
sengers, ten of which, with the Dutch Mail, were
Put on shore the day beforejt Aldborough. The
Earl of Leicester and Prince of Orange Packets
also arrived from Cuxhaven, having landed their
IVlails at Yarmouth.
This morning the Diana packet, Capt. STEW-
ARD, and the Earl oi Leicester, Capt. THOMPSON,
sailed, the former for Helvoetsluys, with the Dutch.
Mail and 20 Passengers, and the latter for Cuxba-
Yen, with the Hamburg!' Mail.