Star.
London, England, 1804-07-26 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

The poll commenced at nine o'clock perfection and
both Candidates proceeded to Brentford in the Lyle
they firli adopted. Sir FRANCIS Bunters- met with
bit accuflomed reception (cheering) from the inhabi-
tants as he paired; and Mr. Mairvranno, hiffing
and difapprobation.
The conteli was yellerday in no refpea lefs fevere
than the preceding, each party exerting their heft
lirength to promote the interefis of their favoured
candidate. In the firfi two hours of the poll the
Eleitors were few, and every thing wore the appear-
ance of ezhanflion. At twelve o'clock the friends
.f Mr. Matswaatuct came to the Poll Beath in con.
fiderable numbers, and at one Sir Paseo' was !great.
behind-band. A turn, however, took place in the
fortune of the day, and Sir Passes' brooght up his
lee way, and for the lad hour polled two for nee I in.
and, at the moment the poll-books were doted, a
party of friends arrived, who would have turned the
fortune of the day in Sir FRANCIS'S favour, bad they
been a minute or two &otter.
During the progrefs of the poll. die complaiats
were loud and general againft theme appointed to at.
tend the doors leading to the hutinip, who were
charged by the friends of Sir Panics. &MUTT with
°berating the admilllon of his voters.
In the notate of the cloy Mr. Gists. M. P. and
feveral other perfons of public confequenee voted for
Sir FIaIIICIS BUSDITT.
The Poll elofed at four o'clock. 'After calking op
the votes, the Sheriffs came forward and announced
the fiate of the day's Poll, which was as follows s

Fir Mr. Munwitatwo
is humor 50111ETT

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Work, as yelterday's PO la favour et Mr. Mata•
WAILING • * • - - 46

GINISAL STATIVINT.
VAT Sir Plasm B . for Mr. Ma-_.
}g Day - 6tt tit Day -
-
*May - - s6t se! Day . son
fa Dal - s6S 34 DOT • - 3t2
Mil • - is 37 Toni - • isse
Total Mshorky is favour Of Mr. MAINWASIWO
Violent huffing, cheering, and tumult, proceeded
from the populace, when the above glace of the poll
was declared ; and Tome tutee elapfed before a pante
of filence occurred.
The Sheriff having announced the flats of the poll,
Sir FRANCIS BURDSTT came forward, and (poke
to the followingeffee s " Gentlemen, I hope and null
the trifling advantage whirl the advocates of our ad-
verfary have gained to-day, will not tend in any de-
gree to damp your fpirits or cramp your exertions,
particularly when you confider that they have
it In their power to enforce the attendance of their
voters, and that, generally, the Minifterial Candidate
produces his largen muter at the outfit of an Elec-
tion. This has been efpecially chetah in this county.
Our fupport, it mu be recolieffed, is quite volun-
tary. and it is natural to think that men will confult
their own convenience in attending here. The tri-
l_timy obtained by our adverfiry toskty will
what I have mentioned to he an astrame-
17mrd leow; for his carafe, and a very
profits& for us. This opinion will be lIM moreamsreaog-
table when you confider the extramdmary onertions
that have been made, sod the mode of proceeding
adopted towards the Eleffors—when you know that
while my friends addrefs a reps.& to the Freeholders,
I" We'll thank you, Sir, for your vote," the agents
of my opponent emphatically tell them.." Vote for
us, sr 4---” The advantage gained over us to-day
will, therefore, be tally accounted fort but it can-
bot affeff our axpeffatios of our ultimate iscoefs,
particularly when you bear in mind that not one-
third of our ftrength is yet =hauled. If, Gsa
*men, you were to a& me what was seceffary to
future a fpeedy trieualth, I would tell yoti-44 Be ac-
tive and canvals." If you value your independence
be Olive and ea:loafs. lips are anxious to maintain
the liberty of your country, and to refill the baneful
influence of corruption—be alive and envois. If
you wills to prevent your county from becoming a
Court Borough, I would ftrongly afo dvife you to be
naive and caned's. I have &c left unded redone,
Gentlemen, to believe that on Friday and Saturday
the kale will turn fo decidedly in our favour as to
exclude all hope of funds from our adverfary—at all
events I truft that you will offer, by your conduff,
fatisfaffory evidence that the fpirit of independence is
not inferior in affivity to the fpnit of corruption ; that
your zeal in a good eau& will not oe exceeded by the ,
seal of our enemies in a bad cattle. I repeat, Gen-
tlemen, that I confidently expel the refult of our en-
deavoun on Friday and Saturday will convince our
opponent of the folly of any further profecuting this
concert. Under thole circumilances, I leave you for
this evening without the (lighten apprehenfion as to
the refult dlicis conceit. I have had too much know-
ledge of you to entertain the lean doubt of your dif-
pation to come forward, and I am fully certain that
you have ftrength enough to bid defiance to any com-
bination, however formidable in number, wealth and
power, or however fertile in artifice."
The people, at the end of Sir Faancts's fpeeeh,
continued cheering, and exclaiming, Atrial for row 1
Mr. MAINWALING then attempted to (peak, but the
clamour, hiffing, and apparent anger of the people,
became fo violent, that, after feveralvaht endeavours
to be beard, he bowed and left the Huffing..

Not the (molten pratical breach of the peace took
place withinour knowledge: drama before the Hof-
tinge were indeed clamorous for Sir Fusels, and
many vulgar inveffives were thrown nut againft his
opponent, but whenever any thing approaching to
tumult was obferved. the Sheriffs moll properly dif-
perfed the parties. One man, however, with a voice
like a Stagier, afcended a tree before the Hollings,
and bid defiance to Afire, dared the conflables to
follow him, and abokd the /keg Camidate, as be
expreffed himfclf, with impunity.
A number of Mr. Mairwastates friends pro-
eeeded through the town, with favours in their
hats, on which a Leese of noire and confofion enfued,
and the confLabks were cow-pelted to ofe all their vi.
glance to prevent broken heads. Sir Fiances Bus-
tler?, on returning to town, was preceded by his
band, playing " Merit of Oat," " Bram., Smile
Howe and m Ride Brra■ia." The fame tokens of
approbation were bellowed upon him and friends,
which have been before described. Blue Itreamers
-.-ere ,lifplayed by elegant and beautiful ladies. from
it. I windows, and the praife of this popular'Candi-

date echoed freio stoma eveil paffeeleffi lain be
arrived at his bouts. _

Marks of public regard were by no means Sterner)
Mr. Matnwaatao• On the road, various devices
were trolled. At 'Farnham Green an imrnenfe high
gibbet was placed, and the effigy of a man, decorated
with 61rr ribbons, fufpended from it. A number of
women and workmen furrounded it, beftowins a
plentiful fhare of ribaldry and abofe upon the Ima-
gined reprefentative, and matting from the palten-
gas a toll to recompense their :ad and ingenuity.—
At Kenfington, the effigy of a female child, decora-
ted with lky blue ribbons, and Mainwaring written
under, was placed on the town pump.

VIORTING INTELLGENCIL

EDINBURGH RACES. JULY sj.

This day our Races began, when thiCity's Purfe
of yo guineas was run for over the fends of Leith, and
won by
Mr. Okra's bey gab', by Sireyis• z
Mr. Headleviszei slam as. Warr Lsa - s s
' Mr. Camila% dolma plebsjiree* Cada - 3 dr.
A fiewes tor. b. D'Englisa. by Banta 4 dr'
Mr. jebasen el Iznik by Anglo - 5 dr.
)4r. .s es
bay Mare 116ther - dr.
Mr. Teals% kg bode left Sea - Broke dome.
John Bull, on paffing the Rafting poll the fecund
round of the irk beat, fell and broke both fore legs.
The poor animal was iausediately put out of pain
with a bayonet.

CHILISSEOILD RACES, TUESDAY, JULY sa.
Her MOW. Plate of toogs.—The heft of 3 two
mile heats.

Mr. Eska% b. I. Desklb4y._l OIS - - I
Mr. V/Oasis b. f. Ely, by Pocks, 3yn old - s
Gyula Wllkialso's cb. L Obibrolls. 4 714 old 3 3
A very fine race, won by a neck ; IA head, half
neck t ad a neck.
Svreepaakes of togs. each—Si: Subfcribers. Two
miles.
Opals Towers's Joe Miler, by maps, walked our.
OXPORD RACES, JULY 14
Gold Cup.
Mn &gentry% cb. b. Lifinabogo, S yrs old - $
Mr. Kellormaa's cb. L Mary. 4 yrs old -
14 &aware bd. Mak*, 4 yrs old - - 3
At farting 7 to 4nn Mary I a to s sga. Eliza-
beth; 4 to a aga. Lifmahago.
City Plate.
Mr. Abby's br. b. Little Join, 4yn old .
bar. Conours b. t OWey, 4 yrs old - * a
At aiming 4to on Gipfey ; after the beats to
a on Little John.

SALISKIRY RAM, THTRIDAY, JULY lg.
The Bowl. _ .

Mr. Hswders b. a .eae4 walked over.
s Piste.

M. Mandablarbastrak 4 yes eld
ILlNgfesteb Margret. by
Ma Wasp est 'Mtn& •
Fa taar.—tdeo Plate.
Csl Magfeetea Margret. 4 gra cid
Mr. Browbwalarb Itehmeet old •
Mr. C.D./It Planer. grille
Mr MYNA Clawwliceace. b Toby •
Haw H. ToSaines b. MN 3 Its cel
Mr. Hairdo,* jeßtwit aid • -
cowry Mem
Mr. Toby% MW Ceps. tiHagb Capt. 4 Ts old
Mr. llebb Pittag. aged • • -
Pas adore breed. lad were aft glued.
MILITARY await

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At Has* Orem It;;;;; 111;rionnay beaolgin.a pude of toga
dabferSoi by du 01Burs el tbe liptb Ilastry. and Nonb Mew
order Mgt* wu woo by Ompodo V/114316 br. b. rode by Cop-
ula Ready. begin Ca
Wbbee b. k. rode by Mr. Gregory,
otdp.
lune day, t aria for tap. wu won by Mr. broworlife b. h.
rub by binfel4 Wades Caputo lirbadkry% sr. b. rods by Mr.
&Wirt •
lbw day. a watch far soya wu woo by Mr. Mlially's sr. b.
rade by Mr. Dratrorla, beating Mr. Ornery% bin b. rode by Mr.
fkby.
dews &Ns nate! far :cgs. we woo by Caputo Illoper eb b.
soda W Mr. Rad, beating Mr. armory% b. la rode by WAIL
TM above races Worded unarm (port. mod wen vary sum-
M istseuended particularly by Military Ofmkams. Captain
fmid to Mu metal surly coop by beta en time Id
MC&

Mr. Doer gave a moR fontinnons Dinner yeaer-
day at his hook. in Grofvenoaquare, to the follow.
ing dininguilbed Noblemen and Gentlemen. via.
*ft R.H. the Pei Nes of We Las, °Med 'rimer.
The Duke et Deveeibire, Celoael Cbeirieveleley.
Marquis et Dom*. Mr. Tkelleitce,
Bert of Ormeed. Mr. Klasseird,
Lord Mel, Mr. T. Sberldise,
Lewd A. Hmatat. Mr. Wombs,
Sir W. W. Wynne, Mr. j. Maosure.
Sr O. Heetbeete,

WALIIIIIO.—On Friday lag, Joins Batt, Efq en-
gaged to walk from Brook-green, Hansmetfmith, to
Brighton, in fourteen hours, for a bet of too gui-
neas' which he performed with apparent cafe in thir-
teen hours and Potty-five minutes, a diftance of 58
miles, notwithßanding he fpraioed his ands in the
early part of the journey.
On Monday and Tuefday fe'nnight was comme•
morated the ancient cuftom of Bodmm-riding, which
tradition fays. was inftituted by the townfinen, on
obtaining a vieory over a Dragon, which had its den
on Halgavor Moor, and ravaged the furrounding
country. Thefe games were formerly held on HA I.
gavor Moor; and the merry Monarch, C
on his return from a tour to the Scilly Mends and
Land's End, honoured the ceremonial with his pre-
fence, and became a member of the fociety.
Mr. Haarncors having expended 50,0001. in re-
pairing and ornamenting his Hoitfe in Hill-greet.
Berkeley-fquare, it may now be confiJered one of
the tnoß fplendid manfions in town. On Monday
laft it was opened for the firft time in its improved
Rate, with a fuperb dinner. In the fplendid
circle of gueßs were his Royal Highnefs the Notice
of Watts. the Duchefs of DIVOUSHIRII, Lady H.
CAYANDISS, Lord and LADY MILIOUINA, Lord and
Lady M Mrs. Fe , Mi. and Mrs.
Darr, Mr. SaIIIDAII, Mr. Harmer, Sec. &c.
Law.—Cmtaisa as M ALM—This inter-
eßing Child, ander a year of age the innocent cattle
of fo many maces, who was lately brought by writ of
Habeas Corpus, before the Court of King's Bench,
and remanded to the cußody of its father, has been
brought again this morning, in the Court of Chan-
cery, by an order of the LOAD CHANCFLLOII, upon a
petition from the mother (who has left her hufband)
demanding the Child to be delivered to her.—The
Counfel for the Petition are Row ittr, Itnesarsom,
• ta. and againft it, RICKARDS and Rau.. They were
(when our parer was going to prefs) in the heat of
I the cont:R ; the Tank and particulars of which will
• be a future p