Star.
London, England, 1807-05-07 00:00:00

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS EI.ECTED.

hentsr B. Sheridan. F.fq —M. A. Taylor, Efq.
HORT II API eras —Tile Right Hon. Spencer Perccval ; the I.l‘.
Edward BOUVCAC.
Bill ACK LC r-.R. H. Braclibaw, P.N.—Amboy)* Firaderfon Ff
Srocxisalocis--J 9. Barham, Eft, --General Porter.
WI tic Ft IST att—Zir Richard Gammon ; H C. Mildmay, Efq.
sunsuit sr--Sir J. C. Hipperley ; Captain Fanputcl Felix Apr.
gtoacinsT a obert Williams, Efq —Hon. C. Ate.
Ea c--Hon. Charles Lang; Robert Ward, Efq.
BaliVoz..—J. B. Bathurft. Ffq Saillie, Efq.
Has-ruins—The Right Honourable G. Canning; Sir A. Hu 5.,,
Bart.
Sou r as siva...George H. litug?. —J-I:ck tba,Erq.
Aunt:wan—T. Allieton Maids. Efs--Hon. N. Fdiowes.
Du N wiest—Lard Hantloglield anoirdor earns. Erg.
Sr. ALIIAN!..-Joreph Halky, Erg ...Hon. Mr Gliatoa.

CONTESTED ELECTiONS:
COVIII TRY, MAY s.—State of the Poll.
P. Moore, Efq. t 4r4H. C. mot7eamen. Eft re
Wm. Mills, Erg- - 416 M. a*, we, jag- :,,, P 4
COLCH I STEIL, M•Y 5.-4 e pie dole of .- C erg
day's Poll, the number', were—
Mr. Davies - 61 ColoreiTa.Tnell - t •
Mr. Thornton - 38
MAY 6.—Two o'clock.
Mr Davies - 644 Colonel Tuffnel - iT,
Mr. Thornton - 593
SUDBURY—State of the Poll when it doled:

Sir J. C. Hippificy
Captain Agar

- 463 Mr. Witts
438 Mr. Pytcha
The two Ste ele4ted..

Sr. ALDANS, MAY 6.—The Elation clad it hi
pall five.—The numbers were—
jo cph Haley. Efq. 323 Lord Duncaonsm
Hoo. Mr Grimftun -
The two former were dedaeoil defy ele6ted.
GUILFORD, MAY 5.—At the clofe of the Poll rk
numbers flood thus—

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Lord Gnaw► 49 Mr. &Mier • it
General Norton - 13
A warm eonteft is expedtal to entue between General Norton
and Mr. Sumner.

Qyasmookouco.—At the clofe of the Poll .the
Second Day, the numbers were—

TJohn Hunt. Efq. - arty T. P. Chiettetter, Efq. 56
he Han. 0. Villiers
Dovu—At the clofe of the you the numbers were,
Cbarlea Jenkinfon, 124
Hon. Henry ManversPierrepoint 04
John patron. Efq. . 46
The Eketion for Dover promires to be a protraZted oat.
SO tri winal, MAY 6.—Third asy.—fAt the clofe
of the Poll this day the numbers Were—
Sir T. Tattoo 314 Mr. C. Calvert .
Mr. H.Thornton 1212

202$

Mr. Tstosaroa, in his addrefs to the Eletlors„
hinted that many of the Votets wifhed for mote re-
frffbnient than the AEI of Parliament allowed, or he
was inclined to give. Notwithlianding Mr. Calvert
had gained 84 votes in St. George's Pa'i(h, which
he had loft, he entertained not the leaf' doubt but be
&mild ultimately be at the head of the Poll. He
entreated his friends to exert thensfelves in his behalf,
and put an end to the contett as loon as potrible.
Sir THOMAS Tuaroa laid, the handlome treatment
he had received from the Eleflors of Southwark had
furpaired even his molt fanguine expeditions; he
would in return exert himfelf, fhould he be lent to
Parliament a fecond time, to promote the interet
and happinefs of his contlituents ; but he would not
make any pledge, for he had teen the degraded Rate
to which fume had been reduced by precipitately
doing ro ; hut, laid he, it is impollible to account for
the weaknefs of human nature. He rejoiced at the
proud lituation he flood on the poll, and attributed
it entirely to the approbation of his Parliamentary
conduit, of which he took a Currey, and concluded ;
fpeech of twenty minutes, by abferfint, that he vote/
for the Abolition of the Slave Trade, and would
always vote againft every meafure that tended to
degrade the human fpecies.
Mr. CALVBRT thanked the EleCtors for the fuppor;
he had received; and entreated them to perfevere in
his behalf, and laid, though the two old haat had
plenty of bone, they would find he was not deficient
in blood. They might gain the winning pelt firlt ; but,
with the afiinance of his friends, he would run them
hard.