Star.
London, England, 1804-07-27 00:00:00

MIDD,-ESAX tIECTiON.

Yeaerclay, when the Rate of the poll was announc•
ed at five, thc numbers ftuod.
For ?dr. MAirgreatwo . . SS7
Sir FteNcis BUlDtrr - 117
Ilhislodey for mr. mAtowA Rion . . .--70
G ITlTtlitiT.
NT Sir Fla NG. Yu arsil T. lot Mr. M AINW AEI NIL
to Day - - 6tl Ift. Day . -
&Mai . . 161 id Day - -
3d Day - . 26y 3d Day - .
4dt Day - . 287 4te Day - .

s 2
- 399
311
257

Total - - 1424 Taal - - 5495
Tag mskaity in favour or Me. MAIN WARMS —7l
The ucual (eerie of uproar wok place when the
numbers were declared. Hang, and exclamations
of contempt, were general; but tilence fucceeded on
the motion of Sir k RAMOS to be heard. He (poke
as follows : " Gentlemen, you will recoiled when
I addreffed you yeflerday, I did not exprets a fan-
pine hope of being able to bring cur exertions to
best oo this day. 1f you remember, I lia,ed my
expedition of bringing fufficient ftrength on to-
morrow and Saturday, to decide the conted, and
give red to the County. 1 cannct feel the leaft ap-
prehenfion from my adverfary's (sweet's on this day's
poll ; and when I recoiled the majorities againA me
at the early part of the Lill Eledion, the prefent
does not appear of any confequence ; for, I troll, we
limn finally be u fuccefsful as or, that occalion. When
yon look at the (mall number of pecans that have
polled, compared with the freeholders who polled on
the lad eleftion, there is no room to be diffatisfied
with the poll as it now hands. I will date to you
a fad, and you will, at lead, have the fatisfadion
of knowing this is a Ilruggle of the freedom and
independence of the County with oppreftion, let the
event be what it may. (.4144zea Guzza I) Theme
are about four hundred pet roos holding offices in this
county tbat did claim a tight to poll; and the de-
claration of the Shemihl on the c,ccafion enables me
to date they arc liable to be called upon to make their
right appear. Gentlernen, I was not down at the
rdiags to early as I lhould lhofe been, becaufe 1
was putting in pradice ;he precept I flirted at the
tlnft of yeaterday's poll : 1 was eanvaffing with ac-
tiyiey. I did fo, and have no doubt we (hall feel the
goeffeel of it. I have only to fay, all you Free-
Solders who value your independence and a free con-
ffitution, do not relax your zeal, or keep back your
lit cc, but draggle for freedom :TAMIL the efforts
of corruption and, power." (Load and rivaled cheer*
testthisted for foam time, at the snout Loa of the above ad.
41 Melawaeosq then attempted to (peak, but
puce would pot Coffer him to proceed.
&WOE SHAW, having obtained (Hence, obferved,
W the auditors reflelled, they would find it their
duty. after attending to Sir ramicis 13VADATT. to
/Scar,the (peach of Mr. MAINWARINC. The hiding
send none did not, however, diminifh, when Mr.
Mataweasaa again began to (peak: and, after bev-
ies made a fecood attempt in vain, be withdrew
own Use bulling'.
Both Candidates left' Brentford, amidll the ulna)
coanAnn. Smiles and cheering refounded from all
quarters, as Sit Fs ANC orstred with his land and ban-
rare I while Mr. Maas war,raG had to encounter the
hues and groans of the mul:ittiJe. 'the road to
town exhibited feveral effigies hanoing on gibbets of
abs lad mentioned Gentleman. At Hammerfnith,
a pep-keeper had Indicroutly placed over his win-
dow, rewind bears carved in wood, and 4 groterque
figure feared in a chair—thefe were decorated with
Mr. MAIRWARING'S colours, and underneath was w;h-
tqqr-?bs Poker ;net 1. Conunittet.
' Elation jokes of every defcription pat't'ed at the
slifferent public.houfes ; but the vigilance of the con-
dabks preyented riot or ditlurbance.
li
An accident occurred pear Tan Lam Green : one
of Sir FRANCIS BURDETT'S CJACIIti broke down, in
coldregoeuca of which, a young man broke Lis leg.
About five the crowd difpeefed, and all was yoke. '
The hidings this day wc:e thronged with beauty,
of which there was alto a plentiful fptit.kling
„Jimmie the crowd without. The fair a Miaefia
were, on this occafino, an objet of admiration much
more attradive than the Isliddlefes Etellion.
At half pall lie o'clock, Sir FRANCIS BURDSTT,
preceded by fix outriders, carrying banners of true
Krto, with Burden' and Independemr. in larg,e gold ler.
't ter& on them, proceeded up the :(:rand In his poll-
dude and fpur, the band playing Heads of Ora,
and immediately followed by the beautiful Ladies
C•vvvintatt and Z.*. PONSONir, with two. other
1 ladies, in their /axanclie and four. The horfes and
fervants decorated with Sir FRANCIS'S ribbons, and
the ladies attired in
buff and blue, the emblems of
their patty. They were warmly greeted by the plau•
dims and hozza. of the admiring crot.d : as they drove
' along, Barest for ever ref oundeJ fmm all qua: :ers
As thon as the ladies law Sr: FRANCIS alight at the
Crowe and Anchor, they ordered their carriage to
Mr; root of the crowd, a:rd drive time back way to
Devonfhire-hoofe.