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defeated Tory candidate was Captain Bruce, of Kennet, Chief~
of the Bruces of Clackmannan, a scion of the Bruces of An-
nandale. the illustrious progenitors of Robert Bruce, King of
Scotland. Alas ! how changed in political feeling from his

immortal ancestoy.
CUPAR, &c.—Andrew Johnstone, Esq., of Renny-hill, Fife-

shire.
DUMBARTONSIIIRE.-A. Dennistoun, Esq.
D UMFRIES- mum —John James .Hope Johnstone, Esq., eldest
son of Admiral Sir William Johnstone Hope. G. C. 8., and
cousin to the Earl of Hopetoun. Mr. H&'pe Johnstone claims,
through his mother. the ancient Earldom of Annandale.
DUMFRIES, &c.—General Sharpe, of Hoadam-castle.
DUNDEE.—Sir Henry Parnell. Bart., of liathleague.—This
distinguished Statesman, who filled, for a short period, the
office of Secretary-at-War, under the Whig' Administration,
formerly represented the Queen's county ; an honour his father,
Sir John Parnell, Chancellor of the Exchequer,. had pri3viously
enjoyed from 1783 to his decease. The Parnoll family were
settled in Ireland by the father of the celebrated poem, Arch-
deacon Parnell, and have, since their establishment' there, ever
held a distinguished rank amongst its landed propri eta rs. De-
feated by Tory influence in the Queen's county, Sir He nry was
cordially welcomed and triumphantly returned by the' unbend-
ing Reformers of " bonnie Dundee."
DYSART, &c.—John Fergus, Esq., of Strathore.
EmNetraoasairtE.—(t) Sir George Clerk, P iart., of

Pennycuick.
EDINPAIRGH.—Sir John Campbell, late Attorney-,General,
son-in-law to Lord Abinger ' • and the Right Honou ?able Sir
J. Abercromby, brother of Lord Abercromby. Sir John
Campbell is acknowledged by all parties to be elle of th a ablest
practtsing lawyers now at the bar. His endeavours t, affect
reforms in the law have done him infinite ham ur,— -reforms
which aim at abolishing a system of oppression that !nas long
tainted the purity of England justice. It is to be hot led that
those efforts will experience the sincere support of 'whatever
government may be in the ascendant, and that the al buses the
Honourable Gentleman has so elequently denounced, may, in
the next session, be blotted for ever from our legal cod e.—Mr.
Abercromby, who held the office of master of the r.aint under
the late Government, and was formerly Chief Baron of the
Exchequer in Scotland, is the third son of the 'hero. of Alex-
andria—the gallant Sir Ralph Abercromby.
ELGINSHIRE AND NAIRSHIRI:I.—(t) The Honourable Colonel
Francis William Geant, Lord Lieutenant of Inver mess-shire,
next brother to the Earl of Scofield, and son of the late Sir
Grant, Bart. of Grant.
ELGIN, &C.—Andrew Leith Hay, E sot. , Lie atenant- CO-
- in the army, elder son of General Leith Hay, of Rannes
and Leith-hall, the representative of the ancient families of
Leith, of Leith-hall and Hay of Rannes.. Colonel Hay
office under the Whig Administration.
FIFESHIRE. —Captain Wemyss„ of Wen vss, son of Lieut.-
General Wemyss, great uncle to the preset tt Earl of Wernyta,
and son-in-law of the late Earl of Errol.
FORFARSHIRE.—HonourabIe Douglas Gordon Hallybunton,
half-brother to the Earl of Aboyne.—He astsumed his present
surname upon succeeding to the extensive possessions of his
maternal ancestors, the Hallyburtons of Pitcaur.
FORTROSE, INVERNESS, &c.—(t) Charles L ennox Cumming
Bruce, Esq. of Kinnaird.—Of this family, a cadet of Airtb,
was tine celebrated James Bruce, the Abyssinian traveller.
GLA°GOW.—James Oswald Oswald, Esq., of Shield-hall,
nearly related to Mr. Oswald, the Member for Ayrshire ; and
C. Dunlop, Esq.
GREENOCK.— Robert Wallace, Esq. of Kelly.—The direct
descendant of the Wallaces of Ellerslie, tb e progenitors of '
the renowned Sir William Wallace.
HADDINGTONSIIIRE.—Robert Ferguson, ll:sq., of Raith.
HADDINGTON, &c.--R. Steuart, Esq.
INVERNESS-SHlRE.—Right Hon. Charles Grant.
INVERBERVIE, &c.—Patrick Chalmers, Es q., of Auldbar.
INVERKEITHING.—Lord Dalmeky, eldest son of the Earl of
Rosebery.
KINCARDINESHIRE.—(t) The Honourable High Arbuthnot,
a Major-General in the army, C. 8., brotitter to Lord Ar-
buthnot.
KiRKCUDBRIGHT.—The Right Honourable Robert Cutler
Fergusson, of Orroland and Craigdarroch.
KIRKWALL, &c.—James Loch, Esq., of Drylaw.
LANARKSHIRE.—John Maxwell, Esq.
LEITH.—John Archibald Murray, Esq.
LINLITHGOWSIIIRE.—(t) Honourable J. Hope.
LINLITHGOW, Downe, Gillon, Es( t., of Wall-

house.
ORKNEY AND ZETLAND.—George Traill, Esq., Df Hebister•
(The election for Orkney and Zetland has not yet been de-
termined, but Mr. Traill is secure of his return.)
PAlSLEY.—Captain Speirs.
PEEBLESHIRE.—(t) Sir John Hay, Bart., of Smiihfield and
Hayston.—The Hays have been, from time immemwarial, con'
siderable proprietors in the county of Tweedale, an have re'
sided at Smithfield Castle for more than 300 years.
PERTHSHIRE.—Hon. Fox Malik, eldest son of L ,ord Parr
Inure, and first cousin to Lord Ramsay, the defeated Cory cap'
didate for Edinburgh. He is also nephew, by maz riage, t°
Mr. Abercromhy, the member for that city.
PERTH.—Laurence Oliphant, Esq., of Condie and Noe"
ton ; a gentleman of ancient family, large fortune, And r.lhe"
ral principles.
RENritswsniftE.—Sir' Michael Shaw Stewart, crf Blacks
hall, whose ancestors have at various times repress cited t""
county, even so far back as the reign of Charles I.
RENFREW, &c.—The able and well-known Dr. I 3ovvringt
the friend of Jeremy Bentham.
ROSS-SHIRE AND CROMARTYSHIRE. James Al 4.; an
der
Stewart Mt.ekenzie, of the latc. I.ra
forth, and grand nephew of the seventh Earl of Gallo. wry. ,„
ROXEURGHSHIE.—(t) Lord John Douglas Scott, brutTher
tile Duke of Buccleugh.
SELKIRKSHIRE.—(t) Alexander Pringle, Esq., of WIl:
bank ; descended from a common ancestor with his opp on"
the Laird of Clifton.—The Pringle family is frequently melli
tioned in the poems of Sir Walter Scott. It possesses grey
estates in the county.
STIRLINGSHIRE.—(d) W. Forbes,_ Esq.
SUTHERLANDSHIRE.—Roderick Macleod, Esq.,_ Lord-ocm*
tenant of the County of Cromtirty, son of Robert 330`-
.7Eneas Macleod, Esq., of Cadboll ; a descendant of the; Lode
of the Isles.
WIGTONSIIIRE.—Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart., of Locl3narb
WIGTON.—John M'Taggart, Esq.
*.* In compiling the foregoing list of the Members of the
new Parliament, we have been greatly indebted to Mr.
Burke's " History of the Commoners of Great Britain wad Ire:
land ;" a work which abounds in much curious historic al Ow
ter, and which possesses at the present moment a more theea
ordinary degree of interest, as it shows the connectic,n9 afa
influence of the landed proprietors of the empire.
grade in her social system," to quote Mr. Burke's owe. v'oru;
" her independent country gentlemen—England maialy ow.
her greatness abroad, and her prosperity at home. in this
and her free institutions, she differs from every other aunt°
in Europe."

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE COURI'
BASINGHALL-STREET, TO-MORROW.

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(From the London Gazette.) M. II
R. Word, veterinary-surgeon, Twickenham-common... ..... ! at ji
R. Morri,on, Ca' penter, Wilson-street. Finsbury-square N 0
T. Driver, merchant, Peckham 9 il
It. Fraser, wihe.merchant, nromptori . •••2 0
W. Inglis, currier, Hcundsclitch ~.. 1 0
S. 'ltch, victualler, Cambritigo-heath, Hackney ....„ 1 I
G Gidley, button-manufacturer, Wood-street, Chezipside
N .1. Lyons, u.aster-mariner. South Lambeth 1 it
J. Boo.hby, vict aller, Tothilfields ..1 1
J. 11. Fishcrf scrivener, Tratalgar.square, Charing-cte,ss

A solicitor of extensive practice, who is also a and
gistrate, in a town in East Kent, has recently been. infornlie
against for a fraud on the revenue, in using a stamp 258. no t,
the legal amount of what ought to have been used, arid ponkt,
ing the difference. The penalty is 500/., and eratsure•fr7,
the Rolls. The party was induced to lay the informationm
save himself, as he was also liable to a penalty, as well asw#,
vender of the premises from whom he had made the purchri;
PLl-
although both were ignorant of the fraud that had taken it
till money was required to be raised on the property, Wh6
was discovered by another party. —Kentish Chronicl_!:_....,„e,

BIRTHS.
On the Ist inst., in York-terrace, Regent's-park, Mrs. ThoID
Saunders, of a daughter. el 61
On the 30th ult., in Cornwall-terrace, Regent's-park, the
of Win. Poynter, Esq.,_ of a daughter. of
On the 30th ult., the lady of Cyril J. Monkhouse, Esq.,
Cro- 'ah
ven-street, Strand, of a dahter. 0'
e 29th ult., Mrs. John ug K. Gilliat, of Clapham-coinl°

Ain the A ult., J. Juan
of a daughter. noV
On the 29th ult., the lady of Dr. Holland, of Lower Br-
street, of a daughter. of
On the 29th ult., in Cambridge-street, Hyde-park, the wife
Arthur Easton, Esq., of a son. A t 1
On the 12th ult., at Canapitet, near Lausanne, Switzerlan.,
lady of William Woodley Cerjitt, Esq., of a daughter. ir
On the 17th ult., in Torrington-square, the lady of Wm. 1")
Esq., of a (laughter.
MARRIED. St'
On the Ist inst., L. Henry Michele, Esq., of Regent--street,„.;,

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James's', to Fanny, eldest daughter of the Rev. F. .J. Vl'
of St. Paul's, Covent-garden. o,
Or: the 27th ult., at Lewisham, Edward Parkinson, Estrilf
llrighton, to Selina, eldest daughter of Richard Preston Priv
Esq., of Sydenilam, Kent. e
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On the '29th ult., the Rev. Thomas Chalmers Storie, of - Aijail
Ditton, to Amelia Elizabeth Charlotte, eldest daughter of P
Mackenzie, Esq., of Woolwich.
On the 22d ult., the Rev. Thomas Mack, A.M., of Tunstester
the county of Norfolk, to Catherine Bailey, the youngest riatig
of the late Mrs. White, of Braconciiile, near Norwich.

DIED.
On the 31st ult., Sarah, wife of Mr. Retry Lamb, of
square, in her 32d year.
On the 26th ult., at Deal, James Methurst Poynter, Esq''
tain of Sandown Castle, in his 78th year. f°
On the 27th ult., in .ber 32d year, Jane Elizabeth, the
Mr. William Field, of Osnaburg-place, New-road.
On the 26th ult.:, aged 33, Robert,. youngest son of the late
Liam Codrington, Esq., of Wroughton, Wiltshire. '
On the 29th ult., in Bedford-square, Richard Foster, $54.
his 88th year.
On the 29th ult., at Holloway, Miss Elizabeth Yenning'
of the late Wm. Yenning, Esq., aged 68. t /OP
On the 29th ult., in George-street, Adelphi, in her 71s
Sarah, wife of Mr. John Knox, late of Devonport.
On the 24th ult., Edward Mead, Esq., of Boxmoor
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Hemel Hempstead, aged 77. th
On the 29th ult., at Shalden, Elizabeth, the wife of e
Charles Henry White.
On the 15th of December last, at the Eboulemens, Lloe '
ttAge
nada, Pierre de Sales Latterire, M.D. late of Quebec
Balham. „lict
On the 27th ult.. at Kennington, Mrs. Mary Farmer,
the late Mr. William James Farmer, of Limehouse, aged 5

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