Star.
London, England, 1802-07-09 00:00:00

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MEMBERS RETURNED.
AtlaburtonaL.Sir Hugh Inglis, Walter Palk. Efq.
Appleby—John Courtenay, Efq. Philip Francis, Elq.
Andover—Mho:ton Smith, Efq Hon. Newton Feitowea
Aylelbury—James Dupre, Efq. Rob. Beet, Efq.
Bath—Lord Johd Thynne, John Palmer, Efq.
Beverley—John Wharton, Efq. General Burton.
Brackley—Jobb Wm. Egrnon, Efq. Sam. Haynes, Eft.
Bridgewater...iGeorge Pocock, Efq. Jeffety Allen. Efq.
Chetter—lord Beigrave, Thomas Grohenoe, Efq.
Chriftchurch—Right Hon. George lore, Wm. Sturges, Efq.
Calne—Lnrd Henry Petty, Jofekh Jekyll, Eft.
Harwich—John Robinfon, Efq. MI6 Myers, Efq.
Hereford—John Scudamore, Efq. Thos. P.Syntonds, Erg.
High Wycombe—Sir J. Ildliwood, Sir F. Baring.
Hindon--Thoa. Wallace. Efq. James Pcdley, Erg.
I.teggerlhalt—Earl of adkrith, Thor. Everett,
I*W-id—Sir John Wrottraey, Thos. Ado'', Erg,
Kdron--lityan Cooke., Efq. C.L. Dundas, Erg.
Portfmouth—Hon. Thos. Ertkine, Capt. Markh.:m.
Prekon—Lord Stanley, John Horrackn, Efq.
Tanivorth—: ir Robert Peek, General Loftus.
Totm.fs—Wm. Adams, Efq. John Berkley Sullen& Efq.
Tiucrion—Right Hon. Dudley Ryder, Hon. Rd. Ryder.
Whitcf.urch—Hon. W. A.Towndtend, Hon. W. Broderick.
The Pile of Wight EleCtions have paired over
witho'it the fmallell oppoiition : Sir ROBERT
Baact.ar, Bart. Thr3gmorton-itreet, and CHAS.
CHAPMAN Efq. of Somerfetlhire, fit for the Old
Borough of Newton, and J. BLACKBURN, Efq. of
New Broad-fireet, an 3 G. KERR, Efq. of Ire-
land, are to reprefent Newport.
Ctri. —A the dole of the poll yefterday in
Guildhal, the numbers were as follow
- - - -

Alderman Condi. TBs9 B. Traver), Efq.
Price - 1743 Sir W. Lewis
Gatti - 16ot W. Liathington
Anderfon 1333
SOVTIIWARII ELECTION.At the dole of the
Poll yeilerday the numbers were :

- 733
' 389
1 - 90

Mr. liorntoa a 1607 I Sir Thomas Tart= x '33
Mt. Tierney - 5345
At fix o'clock laft night Sir THOMAS Tout rom
declined giving the Eleaurs any further trouble.
Mr. Tammy. and Mr. TIERN IT were then de•
dared duly eleaed, amielft the acclamations of
the populace. The two fuccefsful candidates re-
turned thanks, and the Borough was Lift night
filled tvlthloy .at its triumph, in having been able
to exercile its voice, uninfluenced by any fpecies
of corruption.
WESTMINSTER ELECTION.—The infant the
clock ftruck four, the entertainments of the Sep-
tennial Covent Garden Theatre, again com-
nienced ; the three principal performers came for-
ward on the Rage, and the farce of the UPHOL-
STSN alt was repeated to a very crowded and (inv_
lady brilliant audience, particularly in that part
which formed the pit.—The fymbol of caftigation,l
which one of the company had amufed himfelf
with shaking in front of the Rage, on the two for-
mer days, was withdrawn, but inftead of it, there
Rood up one who towered above the ref a full head
or more,and after vociferating " take care of your
pockets"—" Don't Rand fo near them, Cher/.7!"
—exhibited, not a whip or a fword, or a mace,
but an implement of more unequivocal lethiferom
fignification—an hempen halter. This he threw
on the Rage, but neither of the Candidates for po.
pular fame was diverted from his courfe by this
infidious ftratagem—they all avoided the fatal
prefent, as though it had been a rattleinake hurled
among them. A man with a broad pair of thou'.
den, and a face as black as Vulcan's fmithy, up-
lifted his iron hand, and clenching it, exclaimed,
44 Charley, my boy, we, the Majefty of the people,
defire to know immediately, whether the poll is
doled or not r'—Mr. Fox, in obedience to the
commands of that defpotic Sovereign, in whore
name he had been appealed to, replied, it was clofed,
and that the numbers were as frilow

Mr. Fox 876 I Lord Gardner 753 I Mr. Graham 343
Mr. Fox faid, the fupport which had been given
him, had made that impreffion of gratitude on his
mind, which it ought to do. He had only to re-
peat what he had flirted yellerday, that it was the
Inter& of every one, that the contea thould be
put an end to as loon as poffiblc, and there were
no means fo effeelual for that purpofe as every
voter, whoever might be the Candidate, whore
caufe he efponfed, coming forward, and giving
his vote without delay. •
Lord GARDNER elfayed to fpeak, but his words
were drowned in the lea of popular clamour. The
Noble Admiral had no command whatever, over
fuch a mutinous crew.

Mr. GRAHAM laid, he (hould Se the molt infen-
fible man alive if he did not know how to fix a jun
apply:Oat& on the favour of his friends, who had
one him the honour to uthold him. He bad no
way of filming that gratitude, but by remaining
at his port and giving every one an opportunity
of kidding for articles fo dear to them as their elec-
tive rights and privileges undoubtedly were. It
was not, however, 114 with to difturb the peace of
the City of Wellminiler. He had offered to clofe
the poll on Saturday, and Mr. FOX in the moll
handfome manner bad confented, but Lord Gard-
ner bad refuted (bravo I bravo ; cane forward Ad
miral, and explain your mien): It was impolTable
that he for one moment could have thought of fu-
perfeding a man In eftablilhed in bufinefs as Mr.
Fox was ; he protefted he never had a thought of
taking any one of his cuftomers from him. He
had no fuel' defire now. His defire was to join in
partnerfhip with Mr. Fox, whole oratory, he con.
felled, was even fuperior to that of Mr. Chrillie.
of Pall.mall (infant peals of laughter). He walled
oisut to 'oin him under the firm of Fox and Graham
s, (laving of hands, and loud acclansatiosu).—
intention was to beat Gardner, if he could,
and in fad he had no doubt of his fuccefs. He
concluded by entreating his opponent might be
heard.

Lord GARDN ER was proceeding to (late hiscon-
fidence of being at the head of the poll, but the
hides of that many headed Hydra, the mob, fi-
lenced him.

Mr. GRAHAM (aid, he hoped to have an ample
Catalogue of Votes to-morrow.

The Candidates were cheered to their refpeetive
Head-quarters, where the enjoyment of the gifts
of Bacchus and Ceres terminated the third dasy.
Esssx.—At the county meeting, holden yeller.
day, oppofite the Shire Hall, at C..helmford, the
SLutrift J .

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At koinderable length, and, renpitulated the A-
vefal liana of his public addrefs.; but doted it, by
'hand ells declaring. that he fliould abide by the
nomination Of the refpellable gain.* the'. pre-
fent. Aftet i Mr. Rimy, of Witham, and tome
other perforis, had fpoken on that tide, R ALP H
KNIGHT ALLEN, Efq. in a recommendoryfrech,
propofed Mr. BuacorwE to be put in nomination,
which *ai feconded by Mr. TODD.
BAILIT Efq. here offered lartifyilf as a
Candidate ; but as he was not feconded, his name
was afterwards omitted by the Sheriff in n')mi. 1
nation.

Mr. MAJENDIt, after expatiating, in handfozr.?!
terms, on the tried public, and private merits of
Colonel BULLOCK, propofed him to be put in no-
mination, as a Gentleman in'every relpeet worthy
of being re-ele/ted to ferve the county in Parlia-
ment. He was fecnnded by Mr. R. B4KE.K.
Sir H. Mt Lntaity then came forward, aid after
an elegant eulogium on the public fervices, and
family claims of &tail HARVEY, Efq. propofed
him as a Candidate every way qualified to fill the
important fituation which he now folicited.

Mr. Hounion, after an appropriate addrefs,
fcconded this motion.

Colonel By Ei.bc K now advanced, and in a fliort,
but very neat, and impreffive fpeech, replied to
tame allufions that had been diteeted againft him,
on the fcore of negleeting his parliamentary duty,
afruring the Meeting, that he would how to their
decifion, whether it might be, that he timid con-
tinue in their fervice, or retire into private life.
Mr. HARVEY next cattle forward, and in a con-
cife, energetic fpeech, declared his pretenfions, and
principles.
Mr. BRA MSTON now advanced, to return thanks
to this refpedable body of his conflituents, for the
honour, and repeated marks of favour which he
hal fo flatteringly received at their hands, for
four and twenty years; a term, he Paid, which,
without vanity, he believed might have been
prolonged by their kiadnefs more than his defects,
had he not felt it expedient on private confidera-
tions, to decline.

The Hon. Mr. HINNIKSR Majoa, in a neat
fpeech, mentioned the principles on which he bad
addreffed the County by public advertifenent ; but
added, that he was happy at all times to concede
his own fentiments to the general opinion.
Capt. CONYERS now addreffed the Sheriff, and
Paid, that 'WWI the indifpolicion of his father, he
had been authorized by him to declare, that if
the nomination went in favour of Colonel But.-
LOCK and Mr. HARVEY, it had his approbation. '
There was now conliderable confttfion, from
feveral Gentlemen attempting to fpeak at the
fame time in different parts of the waggons drawn.
up inconveniently as !tunings. At lati the %cliff
put the feveral Candidates M nomination, after
which he declared the Thew of hands to be in fa-
vour of JOHN BULLOCK and ELIAB HARVEY, Efqrs.
Mr. BURCOYN E here addrelfed the meeting again,
at the clot-, of which he declared. that he thould
tell fatisfied with the appearance of numbers at
that meeting, which he law was not in his favour.
The elediou comes on neztAonday, at Chelnuf-
ford. • 4.,

Members of Parliament ftibuld be aware that;
their privilege of franking does not commence till •
the 22d, (4o days before the return of the writs
for the new Parliament.)—The Pott Office now
not only charge the inclofure of a Member, but
the franked cover as a feparate letter.
On Monday, at an extraddinary Meeting of
the Lord Provoft, Magiftrates, and Council of the
City of Edinburgh, it was unanimoutly refolved to
ered a Statue of the Right Hon. HENRY DUNDEE,
in an appropriate place within that city.
The York Huffars are at Cowes, waiting cnn•
veyances for Germany, having been difbanded
agreeably to flipulation. The men have uniformly
refuted to enter into any other foreign Corps in
Britilh pay at prefent, or into any of the batta-
lions of the both regiment, though they are molly
compofed of their countrymer.
Yefierday the LORD MAYOR, accompanied by
the Recorder, Sheriffs, and Town Clerk, went to
St. Margaret's-hill, Southwark, where they held a
Court of Confervancy and received the report of
the Jury. They held likewife a Court for Middle.
fez, at the Thatched hole Tavern, St. James's,
where they afterwards dined. •

Colonel. GREVILLR had his pocket picked on
Monday 'an, at Lord's Ground, of calls to the
amount of 301.
By the Hamburgh Mail of yelterday we learn
that the Archduke Came Les, we are happy to
find, has returned to Vienna in perfeit health.
Five thoufand Turkifh troops had, on the 7th ult.
reached the neighbourhood of PAswAN °CLOD'S
quarters in Wallachia, and a decifive battle was
foon expe!tcd to take place.
Letters from Italy mention that the King of
SARDINIA has fallen into a Rate of complete ins.
beeility.—He has laid afide every fymbol of royal-
ty, and has takeh up his refidence in the town of
Subbacio, where he propofes to fpend the remain-
' der of his days.
Letters from Con (Lan tinpple Rate that the Turk.
ifh troops are at prefent prevented from making
any exertions againll the Beys, by the dreadful ra-
vages of the plague. This diforder, by the latea
accounts, had not in the leaf' degree abated of its
virulence.

Letters from the Hague of the 25th ult. obferve,
" The Members of the new adminiiiration of the
Cape of Good Hope are all affembled in the Tele',
together with thole who are to be employed in the
civil and military departments in that colony.—
The troops of all defcriptions, amounting to shoo
men, will be embarked by the 3oth of
,tune, and
the fleet will be all ready for fea by the ill or 3d
of July. wind and weather ferving. The fqnadron
intended to take poffefflon of Surinam, Demerara,
and Eifequibo, will fail immediately after. Not-
withflanding the great force which the Govern-
ment is fending to the colonies in the Eaft and
Weft Indies, Baron STSIRENDACH continues to
recruit for its fervice in Germany with aelivity.--'
The prafent Government is refolved to keep up,