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London, England, 1827-11-24 00:00:00

FRENCH ELECTIONS.

AISNE.-Soissons.-Voters 295.—M. Mechin, Consti-
tutional, 96 ; M. Morel, Constitutional, 76. M. Mechin,
elected. _ . _

Laon.—M. Lecarlier, Constitutional.
Vervins.—M. Sebastiani, Constitutional.
Saint Quentin.—M. Labbey de Pompieres, Constitutional.
AUBIL-Troyes.-M. Casimir Perier, elected by 197.
Voters 323.

E uai.--Evreux. —M. Du rneyllet, Constitutional, elected
by a majority of 110.
Andelys.—M. Bignon, Constitutional, elected.
Bernay.—M. Dupont (de l'Eure) Constitutional, elected.
_ _ _

Pont-Andemer.-M. Dupont (de l'Eure) elected.

Euak-Er-Lorit.--Cbartres.—voters
son, Constitutional, 298 ; M. Chevrigny du Temple,
Ministerial, 154. M. Busson elected.

Nogent-le-Rotrou, M. Firniin Didot, Constitutional,
236 votes out of 350.

ILLE-rr-VILAINE. —Rennes. —M. Corbiere, Ministerial.
Saint Malo. —M. Dufoubcreray, Ministerial.
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Fougeres.—M. Rallier, Constitutional.

Itinitx-ET-Lour.—Tours.—M. Calmelet Daen, Con-
stitutional.

LOIRET.--Orleans.—Voters.-628.-11. Laine de Vil-
levesque, Constitutional, 426 ; M. Aignttn, Ministerial,
162. M. Laine de Villevesque elected.
Gien.—M. A. Perrier elected by a anajority of 167
against 149.
MANCHE.—Saint-Lo.—M. Enouf, Constitutional.

Valognes.—M. de Btiqueville, Constitutional.
Coutances.—M. de Monceaux, Ministerial.
Avranches.—M. Angot, Constitutional,

MARNE.—Chalons.=-111. Royer Collard.
Rheims.—M. Robert Lueas, Constitutional.
Maxmorx•--Laval.—M: Leon de dere, Ministerial.
Chateau-Gonthier.—M. de Farcy, Ministerial.
Mayenne.—M. Hyde de Neuville, Constitutional.
Moaismaw.—Ploermel.—M. de la .Boessiere,
Noan.—Maubeuge.—M. le Visconite de Caux, Minis.
Valenciennes.—M. Pas de Beaulieu, COnstitutional,
elected by 116 suffrages out of 179.
Oisx.--Beauvais.—Voters 354.—M. Levaillant, Con-
stitutional, 210 votes, elected.

Clermont.—Voters 335.—M. le General Maurice
Gerard, Constitutional, 211 ; M. Boalard, 'Ministerial,
120. M. le General Gerard elected. M. le Compte
Alexandre de la Rochefoueault withdrew in favour of M.
le General Gerard. •
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SARTRE.—Saint-Calais.—Voters 192. —M. Deb-
lon, Constitutional, elected by 122.
hfamers.—M. Diipin, senior, elected by a majority of
144 in 235 ; M. le General Contard had only 76.
Sri xu-Isficalauaz.—Roueu, Ist arrondissement (intro
muros).—Voters 1,079.—M. Bignon, Constitutional, 880 ;
2d arrondissement (extra-muros), 471 voters; M. Petou,
Constitutional, 366. MM. Bignon and Petou elected.
Havre.—M. Duvergier de Hauranne, Constitutional.
Dieppe.—M. Malartic, Ministerial.
Yvetot.—M. Hely -d'Oissel, Constitutional.
SEINEET..IIIA AXE. —Melun.—'Voters 349.---. M. Royer
Collard, 228 ;M. R. d'Erceville, Ministerial, 115. M.
Royer-Collard elected.
Coulommiers.—M. Georges Lafayette, Constitutional.
SEINE-Ex-Otsx.—Montfort-Lam_—M. Lepeltier-
d'Aunay, Constitutional, elected.
Compeigne.—M. Tronchon, Constitutional. •
Sommr.—Amiens (intra muros).—M. Caumartin,
Constitutional; (extra muros) M. d'Hornoy, Constitutional.
Abbeville.—M. le Vicomte Blin de Bourdon, Ministerial.
PEronne.—M. Rouille de Fontaine, elected by a majo-
rity of more than 100.
Yokivz.—Villeneuve-le-Roi.—Voters 258.—M. The-
nard, of the. Academie des Sciences, Constitutional, 168 ;
M. Tarbe de Vauxclairs, Ministerial, 7.. M. Thenard elected.
Auxerre.—M. Roman, Constitutional,' 123 elected. M.
Hay, President of the College, received 112.
The following nominations have also been announced :

Caen.—M. de la Pommeraye, Constitutional. Bayeux,
M. Tardif, Constitutional. Falaise, M. Fleury, Constitu-
tional. Lizieux, M. Vauquelin, Constitutional. Bar-le-
Due, M. Etienne, Constitutional. Verdun, M. de Saint
Aulaire, Constitutional, Saumur, M. Benjamin Delessert,
Constitutional.—M. Alexandre Larneth had in'the College
de Pontoise 177 votes instead of 117, as was mentioned
yesterday.
From Toulouse we learn that M. de Canibon, who was
one of the Opposition, and late Deputy of that city, is can-
didate'for the Arrondissement of Villefranche.
At Chateauroux a great number of Electors have taken
a determination to give their suffrages to a citizen in
every respect well qualified, M. Crublier de Fougeres.
M. A. Pataille, ex-Procureur du .Roi, is one , of the
Constitutional Candidates for the Departmental College of
Herault.
COLLEGE OF PONTOISE.—M. Alexander Lanieth has
been appointed by 117 votes to 60.
COLLEGE OF CORBEIL AND D'ETAMPFS.—Number of
voters, 258. M. Berard elected by 172 votes.
Etecroaar. COLLEGE Os' My s lnd Marne.)
—Number of voters, acv. - - I
votes; M. TronehOn, 129.
COLLEGE OF VERSAILLES.-355 voters. M. Bet tin
de Vaux elected h 239 votes; M. Usquin, lob.
jARIS ELECTIONS.

FIRST ELECTO:eArLiai CcaonLdLiEdnatice.,--17Nsu:m ber of votet s,
1,306. M. Du font de l'Enre elected ; votes, 1,094. M.
Lebrun, the Min.*
SECOND Cr IVE.—Number of voters, 1,152. M.
Jacques Lafitt x!ted ; votes, 1,012. M. Louis Puree,
the Ministeri date, 88.
TRIAD C N Number of voters, 1,208. M.
Casimer Per.rt*4rd ; votes, 1,117. M. Crete PalinciMinisterial e, ,
FOURTFI fl.9...:Number of voters, 1,189. M.
; votes, 1,035. M. Manton,
..
FIFTH Number of voters, 933. M. de
Benjaminmiuisr
ic
scuonen, M. Peau de St. Gilles, Ministerial

candidat
z• ;.Number of voters, 725. M. Tor-
Sixr
M. Hericat de Thury, Ministerial
naux,
candid
Roy..Sa

YGE.—Number of voters, 890. M.
votes. M. Carnet de la Bonardiere,
;,;e,
179.
au.—Number of voters, 496. Baron
Baron Leroi, Ministerial candidate, 229.
a summary of the results given above,
2e positive form in which it is given both
.tionnel andLthe Journal des .7)ebats, may be
tic list. We exclude the information'con-
notes that follow.
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