Star.
London, England, 1830-08-23 00:00:00

ESSEX ELRCTJOY, Aro 21.

CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Tyrell .
estern

- 2578
. 2492
- 2136

Wellesley - -
STATE OF POLLS.
ENGLAND AND WALES.
ESSEX, AVG. 20. 1 LEICESrERSIIIRE, AUG. 20.
Tyrell . - O. A. L. Keck, Esq. - :MIA
Western Lord R. Manners . 2990
Wcllesley ,T. Paget, Esq. . . 2196
.AND.
SLIGO, Auo.lB.

. 2533 1
- 2431
• 2196
IRE'.
Dowx, (COUNTY,) ALO. 18.
Ford Castlereagh . . 587
Colonel Forde - 584
Lord Arthur 11111 - 539
LrEIMANAGII (COUNTY,)
Auo. 18.

Cooper - . 4511 -
King . - . :17:1
French .. - 116
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TIPPERARY (COYNYY,)
Auo. M.

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- 452
- 383

Prittle --- -- - 420
Hutchinson - -32 ti
IVtite - - 303
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lI.EXPOIID (CoustrY,) Ava. IR
Chichester - 403
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Lord Valentia - . 376
Howe - • 271
Lambert . 244
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A. BrOok; - - 243
11ArwAY (Collier Y.) AUG. 16.
Lambert - - 669
Burke . . . 619
lraly . - . 575
D'Arey - . - 128

MEMBERS RETURNED.

IRE
CAVAN iCOUNTY), AUG. 18.
H. 3 axwell, Esq.
A. Baunderson, Esq.
CLARE, Auc. 11.
W. N. 311acnaniara, Esq.
O'Gorman Mahon, Esq.
!Mona°'lAN, Ann. 18.
Hon. C. Blayney.

.AND.

E. J. Shirley, Esq.
DERRY, AUG. 18.
Sir R. A. Fergw'on.
KILDARE, (COITNTY,)
Auo. 18.
Lord W. Fitzgerald.
IL M. O'Farrell, Esq.

PORnmouru- SATURDAY.

Charles the Tenth, on his first arrival. demanded to be received as
King of France--a demand, of course, at once refused by the British
Government. By its consent, hosever, he is received as a private indi.
vidual, and the seat he ha, selected as the residence for himself and fa-
mily, is Lulworth Castle, near Weymouth, whither he will proceed,
from Cowes, on Monday. There, it is understood, he will only sojourn
until he receives tidings from Vienna, and then he will repair to Austria.l
This morning, 336,000 francs, in gold, were deposited by the French
Consul at this port, at the bank of Messrs. Grant and Co. in the name
of Charles X. The following arc those who came in the King's suite :
The Duchess d' ingouleme, Duchess de Berri, the children, and
personal attendants, landed on Wednesday at the Fountain-inn, Cowes,
leaving Charles X. and the Dauphin on board. These ladies have daily
taken an airing in an open carriage to various parts of the island, and
to-day inspected Mr. Nash's and Norris Castles. The Dauphin landed
this morning at eleven o'clock, at Webb's Hotel. The King will also
disembark before he leaves Cowes for Lulworth, and in compliance
with the wishes of the females, who express uneasiness at the pre-
genes of the French armed vessels, will proceed thither, via South.
ampton, rather than by the Government steamer. The Meteor
steam-vessel has taken on board to.day part of the ex-King's lug.
gage, with which she will proceed to laulworth. The Duchess 01'1
Berri's luggage was landed this morning. The King and family are
described to be In good spirits, and to be extremely affable to'
those who have had interviews with them. The Marquis of Anglesey,
Lord Grantham, and all the Noblemen and haul ton at Cowes, have
paid the fallen Monarch every civility. Our Commander-in-Chief tdi
daily, since his arrival at Cowes, gone thither in the Metecr steat
vessel, for the purpose of making official communications. Marshal
filarmont, Duke of Ragusa, landed here on Wednesday, anded
to London on the following day. Among his luggage, which passed
through the Custom-house, was some manufactured plate, in which
duty could not be remitted without an express order from the Treasury.
The Marshal's impatience would afford no time for instructions from
that Board ; the plate was consequently broken up. The deputation of
the ex. King returned from London yesterday.
A French cutter (La Goeland, Captain Suffring) arrived at Cowes
yesterday morning, from Cherbourg, with despatches for the French
Commodore, but the nature of them has not transpired. The cutter re-
turned this afternoon.

The French Commodore D'Orville landed from Cowes yesterday after►
noon, and waited upon the Commander.in-Chief to irquire if his salute
would be returned. Being answered in the affirmative, the Commodore,
on coming to Spithead, will salute the Admiral, when the same num.
bee of guns will be returned u customary towards his Britannic Ma-
jesty's ships.
PROMOTI owe—Mr. J. J. Kerr, mate, to the rank of Lieutenant, a
vacancy having occurred by the death of three officers of that rank; Mr.
Hugh Jamieson, Assist. Surgeon, to the rank of Surgeon.
APPOINTMENTII.—Lieut. Richard Coates is appointed to the Ordi-
nary at Portsmouth ; AIL Walter Cossar, to be Second Lieutenant of
Royal Marines.
The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have been pleased to re.
instate Lieut. Jones, late Commander of the Vigilant cutter, in his rank
as Lieutenant of the Royal Navy.
Lieutenant General Lord Aylmer, his family, and suite, will embark
on Tuesday next in his Majesty's yacht Herald, Commodore Maxwell,
for passage to Quebec. The Herald will bring home the present Go-
vernor General of that province, Sir James Kempt.
Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Codrington has applied to Government for
a grant of money to be distributed as prise-money to the English squa-
dron engaged at Navarino. We fear the application will be considered
by the new Parliament as the Ministers at the time considered the battle
itself--" untoward."

Arrived, on Monday, the Neva transport, from Quebec, in 23 days;
passel the Britomart transport, on the 23d of July, off Green Island;
the Branches, Morrison, on the 24th of July, off Anticosti; and the
Dalrymple, of Shields, on the 31st of July, and a large fleet of vessels
bound u Quebec.
The English ship Lloyd's, Howe, sailed from Cowes on Wednesday
for New Zealand, having on board the Sovereign of those Islands and
his son, who have been residing in England for some time past.
Count lqauhaut, who is spoken of as likely to be selected as Am-
bassador from the Court of France to this country, married Baroness
Keith, daughter of the late Admiral.
His Highness Prince Augustus, cousin of the King of Prussia, ar-
rived here on Monday afternoon, to inspect the Duck-yard and other
public establishments at this post. On entering the garrison, he was
greeted with a royal salute from the ramparts, and received, on alight.
ing at the George inn, by a guard of honour, composed of the grenadier
company of the 17th regiment. His Highness, soon after his arrival,
went on board the St. Vincent (flag.ahip), when a royal salute was again
fired. On Tuesday morning the Prince minutely inspected the Dock-
yard, visited the convicts' hulk, where he tasted some portion of their
food, and afterwards proceeded to Weevil Victualling Establishment
and Hasler Hospital. His Highness returned to London the same
afternoon.

To-day being the anniversary of the birth-day of King William IV.
(when his Majesty attained his 86th year) was celebrated with a de-
gree of splendour, public rejoicing, and manifestation of loyalty, com-
mensurate with that warm attachment to his Royal person, which, since
the auspicious commencement of his Majesty's reign, has pervaded all
classes of his subjects. The day was ushered in by merry peals ' • the
Royal standard was displayed in the garrison, and on board thefiag-
ship of the Commander-in-Chief. At half-past eleven o'clock, the
Licut—Governor inspee ed the whole of the troops in the garrison, on
Southma Common, the array of which presented a spectacle of great
magnificence. At twelve o'clock the guns from the platform bat.
tery fired a Royal salute, upon the termination of which the troops
drawn up on Southsea Common fired • jet-de-joie, which was after-
wards taken up by those on the Gosport side, after which the troops
gave three cheers, heartily joined in them by the immense number of
persons congregated on the occasion. At one o'clock the men of war
at the port tired a Royal salute. This evening parties were entertained
at dinner by the Commander in Chief, Admiral Sir T. Foley, G.C.B.
by the Lieut.-Governor. Sir C. Campbell, K.C.B. and by Commis-
sioner S. M. Seymour, Bart. K.C.B. The Mayor and Ccrporation also
dined together on the occasion.
NEWPORT, AUG. 2!.—On IVedakeday the Duke and Duchess of
Angouleme, wait the Duchess of Berti and bet interesting child (the
Duke of Bordeaux), paid this town a vielt, and atoritred those tokens of
respect front the few individuals who happened to be swore of their rank
and persons, which we trust will ever ehmactetise Englishmen towards
splendid misfortune. On Friday they again visited the town, Canis-
brooke Castle, and the Abbe de °Oaths, at his small but beautiful re-
treat near Newport, and proceeded thence to Ryde.—ffempshire Tele-
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