Star.
London, England, 1802-08-05 00:00:00

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEM3ERS RETURNED.
Ccrmarthan, County—J. H. Williams, Etc Mr. Pastor. :.r
his EleEtion by 46 votes.
E:gin, Cullen, &c..—l.Lut. Cot Francis Wm. Grant.
kortrof.:, Inyt &c —A le:ander Pcnatic Ciunouri C.:
eon, Efq.
Rofs, County—lir Cit.triv. Role, Bart.
Wigton, New Ga &c.—Spalding Gordon, E.

The payment of the CIVIL LIST, fo long kert
back by unavoidable eircumflance:, is now
mare. Four quarters will be pail next week,
w: will bring the arrears down to the fire day
of the prefent year.
Although Mr. Lisrotes appointment is in the
Gazette of Tuefday, the arrival of the Batavian
Miniller is not expeteed till the end of September,
when his MAJESTY will return from Weymouth,
as it is not ufual to deliver Credentials but at
Cow t of St. James's. The fame reafon retards
General ANDREOSSI'S arrival, and Lord WHIT.
WOVEN'S departure.

Mr. FRERE will be the new Ambafrador at
Madrid; and be fucceeded at Lifbon by Lord R.
FITZGERALD.

Mr. Jacitscon is going Envoy Extraordinary,
and Mini(ler Plenipotentiary to Berlin, with Mr.
ROLLE stow, jun. as his Secretary.
Sir BORL•fE WARREN leaves London to.
war the beginning of September, on his Embafy
to Peterlburgh. He waits to fee the nuptials of
his daughter, who is going to be married to Capt.
SEDLEY, of the Guards. Mr. GARLICIL is to be
Secretary to his Embally.

It has been erroneoutly flitted in a Paper of
yeflerday, that Lord HENRY STUART was goior
Secretary of Legation to the Hague. His Lod,
fhip having lately married Lady VILLIERS, with
a fortune of to,oool. a year, has declined purfning
the diplomatic career. His Lordfhip was former
ly private Secretary to Mr. LISTON.

There has lately been a change in the Govern.
ment Stationary Office, in Palace Yard. Mr.
Dic x s. of the Four and a Half per Cent. Of.
tice, in the Cullom, has fucceeded Mr. Woos,
ASComptroller.

Lady Waite' n's rout and flipper, IA night,
were attended by all the fidhionables in town.
Mr. Dors-, of Curzon.ftreet, gave a grand dia.
ner yefterday, to a party of his friends.

Lady Hazaixarrom had a filed card patty oa
Tuefday.

The honfe of the late Its.ic BARRE, Efq. in
Stanhope fireet, May Fair, has been purchafid by
tit: Duke of St. ALBAN'S for his town refidence.

Lord and Lady SF ros went yellerday to Hat.
Feld, on a vifit to the Marquis of SALISBURY.

Mr. ADDINGTON, fome imagined, was to give
the Clerkfhip of the Pells to Mr. Pm, but Mr.
ADDING-row has probably in his eye a retterion of
m re importance for his Right Honourable Friend,
nd which, he knows, is not abfolutely aftwerre.
On Friday, the 23d ult. the Right Hon. Lord
FRANCIS ALMARIC SP ENCIR was admitted a Com-
mon Councilman of the Borough of New Wood-
flock, in the room of Lord Vsfeount BATMAN.
d,ceafed. At the fame time JAMES BtAC/Most,
Efq. LL.D. was elated Recorder of the laid 80.
rough, in the room of FRAKCIS Bye:Tom, Efq.
who has religned.
In cm, and only one Parliament, out higtory
forms us, was there not to be found a Lawyer in
the Houfe of Commons, and par revanche, it bag
been chi illeved the Lack-korning Parliament.
At the fcrutiny for the county of Norfolk, Mr.
Colts denied the report of his having ihnok his
pn fe at the Freeholders, for the rim* reafoth
'6 that he had no pude to !hake, and that In: had
his pocket picked of his pocket-book as he was
proceeding to the Hollings."
Thofe who hoaded confidently that Mr. MAIII,
WARING would be returned, ate now jeered by
their friends, and called the Brentfird Bark.
A Gentleman, who had bufinels at Brentfurd
during the late EleEtion for Middlelex, called
hackney coach in Piccadilly,and defied the coach-
man t.. drive to the Three Pigeons, one of the
inns known by that name ; but the fellow drove
him to the Hollings. On the Gentleman's inter.
rogating him why he did not go where he was
ordered, the coachman archly called out—'• I
have done as you orkitiA me—there they area
pointing to the three Canoidates.
An old man from the welh.ro part of Kent,
having a blue cockade, going to Maidflone, duo-
ing the late elation, on an afs, which was dreffed
with orange ribbons, was overtaken by a senile-
, man, who thus accofted him, " Well, old geirle-
man, where are you going ?" " Why, to the
l-leath, to vote for Knights of the Shire—l am an
Independent Freeholder," was his reply. " And
who you vote for ?" 6. Why, HON YWOOD, CO
Ibe fure." " And how does your afs vote ?" As
other atres do"-.--and then rode off. The gentle-
man wore the orange. •
Whatever faults may attach to our young men
of falbion, it cannot he laid that they at. tainted
with pride or ambition : leaving all grand and
glittering purfui:s to lofty minds and alpiring ge-
' nittlfcs, they with only to be thought good chatfe-
drivers, and to lower the pi ide of tod'lLoys tnrl groom:.
A Matter in Chancery, Mr. W. Tay:. ,a, in an.
nouncitg fcr fal: pi °petty in St. Vii:a.tit's under
a decree of the Chancellor, concludes his adver-
tifernesit :e will be fold st li the eftate
257 negro and other (laves attached thereto, males
and females, young and old ; among which laid
fl tv.ss arc eight carpenters, eight coopers, and
three ; and alfo 20 cots, fix oxen, three
bid kins, nine heifers, fix bull-calves, five caw ditto,
37 mules, one 'lode, two Aes, and 13 IheLp."
A poor man, a watchman, who was employed
in Fetter-1 sue, on hearing the rattle liming in
Fleet it,eet. Thuriday night lalt, ran down,
and unfortunately met with a poll in hi, way, by
which he was I e much hurt as to be obliged to be
taken to St. Bartholomew's Hofpnal. The Sur.
yeyoi s of the pavement ought certainly to ratify
eitrisaivrnienre.