Star.
London, England, 1802-07-21 00:00:00

IVEY PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
7)elatt.—Mt. Edward May.
a3araarl—Sir Broarick Chins:cry.
l.augiorJ, County—Hon. Thos. Newcomen,Sir Thus. Pet her-
Rum:, Bart.

Litburn—Lord Y.,nnuuth.
!klunmouthhire--Gener4l James Roake, Charles Morgan, Ek.
Coun'y —Air. Wm. 'Huth, Mr. G. H. Rochfort.

The Carmarthenfhire i, polled in tal-
be,, to that it may be come days before Any opi

Dion rtn be firmed .
The Elenors of the P.orongh of Lewes have
greatly fince the !en. 17;',c, when sit
votes gained \lr. lame !tic fe it in P.trliament ;
and not more tlign 2c7. ! krc c.aimed the
electi,e franchile. At tile late Ele&ni.. the votes
of 3 I t EleCtors were adn.ilte•l ; thole of :2 reject
ed, and ^ did not appear t. roll.
l-lcr Et-ter:cm—At the dole of
the Poll nn Monday evening, the numbers were,

Corner:an - 2552
Cntte rat - 2-13
Eiddolpla - 11c3
MIDDLESaf EtECTIoN.—At the dole of the poll
yefterday at Brentford, the numbers were
Mr. 8rig,167i..-Mr.Mainvraring,2lB6 Sir F. lur.lett, 18'7
Mr. MAINWARING had retired at four o'clock.
Mr. BYNG, after returning thanks, find, that i
Ite had the fatisfadiou to Rate, that he had, on
this day's Poll, a majority of fevers over T. "lain.
witting, and he felt confident that he would con-
tinue to hold the precedence every day throughout
the Eledion ; for the people had lo promiltd him,
and any mar. that relied on their promile w.o. ne-
ver deceived. He never pinned his faith to any in-
dividual, but had always placed it on ilia In clad
baits of public opinion ; he had never found 11:m•
fell wrong in fu doing, and he had no doubt that
while he continued to at as a M.r..itlrate and .ts
a Member of Parliament, the Friend of the Peri.
Giey would headily ea.ainue to ad as his
fr. in ci App/auf;a.
Sir Fitts :SBURDETT....-Gentlemen, I beg leave
to remark A, hat I'- aye no dca.bt will give you plea-
tore to hear, a, d v hat in my poi at augurs well
to our future profpcds, than by your free, unbiaf-
And voluntary cxertloue, I am this day placed
in the tam, enviable situation, with refried to a
majority over Mr. Mainwaring, in which vonr
worthy Candidate Mi. f.vng hat deferibed him i
fell to be. I will hot do you the oiin(ka ~t
fuppoling that it can be necessary to food( a perfev-
ranee in your endeavours to promote a colic which
you mull be aware is material for the fafety of us
all. Tic intcrefl which Government takesin defeat-
onr objeds, dou will perceive from the natio e
of this d.ty's Poll. It feems as if all the Public
Offices were emptied to-day in order to augmcnt
the numbers of Mr. Jullice Mainwaring We have
had here his Majefty's Atterney•Genetal, that titre
and independent Eleßcr, laugh,) togs-
Cher with the Speakar ui t;a: late Haute of Com-
mons, who no doe :t will be a candidate for that
office again, the holler of which hos in no ir,tlance
been known to *oiterfere in Eledion... Many others
of a limilar detcrioion have come down, whofe
names it would be invidious and ufelefs to men-
tion ; their appearance, however, ferves to thaw
that my adverfnies have nearly exhaufltd their
Itrength, for thole voters may be confidered as the
r.:,(7rt; we have leatun, therefor:, to enter-
tain the bone(' reliance, that this great, jail, and
conflitutional ftruggle, may he fpeedily brought
to a fuccefsful termraition.—( lipt'arffis.)—l hope
and trull, you will emulate the conduit of the free
Ileflors of Norfolk, Avila by their activity have
"'wired the return of the popular Candidatc, Sir
Jacob Miley, who at one pciiod of the Poll was
placed more diladvantageoufly with rcfped to his
opponent, than I now am. You will alio recol-
lea, that notwithflanding the moil once:ol'lg ex-
ertion of Minifterial influence, the independent
F.ledors of Kent continued to keep the known
triefid of the people, Mr. Honywood, at the head
of Lite Poll. 1 hope the fame fpirit and reliditti.4l
will aniniate you, and then the object we desire
mull be attained.
Mr.Mooar (lately C.utliJatc for Coventry) ad-
ira-crred the Eledors ; he hated, that at a late

Conn; v Meeting, it was pi opofed to prefent thanks
to Mr. Judice isfainwanng, for his general con-
dud ; and he c,c,,cled propr,fr.iJn, becaufe he
felt that if carried, it mall involve a cenfure on the
conduCt of Mr. Byng, ulikh on all pithlic queflions
was diredly the reverie. From the fame confider-
ations he repelled the demand of thofe who can-
'railed for Mr. Byng and Mr. Mainwaring jointly;
for fuch a vote would fcem to him irreconcilable I
with any principle ; for this plain reafon, that any
min that approved of the political principles of
Mr. Bt ng, mull difapprove of the principles of
Mr. Mainwaring, and vic: erfiz. What, he would j
all was, What had been the conduit of this I
? He had foppol led the late l‘finilier
throughout, had Leen accelfary to the addition,
of three hundred millions to the National Debt ;
and for what porpofe ?—Why, to prcferve hie
place and petition, to preferve the eflab-
14mcnt of Coll Bath Ficl.ts Prifon, and to pro-
ernploynwnt for that Aris--(Shouis. of attlatfi)
.le declared that Sir Francis Burdett had his molt
hearty thanks for having flood forward to afford
efainty :in opportunity of releafing itfelf from
llai:t and degradation of Poch a Reprefentative.
It was hi; earn,ll with therefore that the Electors
annul tLis truly popular Candidate ; that
tr.:.7 would make a long pull, a ftrong pull, and
altrw.tlier to fupport hiot.—(Great applutfe).
Sir Fit sic us Boson re, on his return from Brent-
ford, w:,; drawn by tae mob as far as Kew-bridge,
ani greeted to town with univerfal cheering!. of
a!rilaufe. He wits preceded by his band of mtifi,:,
-0.1 followed by a valt concomfe of people._
11.•• hollers were taken from his carriage in Picea-
'l;ll7, and it was drawn by the populace to the
CrGssii and Anchor Tavern, where o numerous
Po' or Sir Francis's friends again met at dinner.
:siune ;riding fquabbles aud boling•matches
)'ave at Brentfotd ; but, in other tepees

IRISH ELECTIONS.

The Rate of the poll on Friday evening for the
City of Dublin was,

For Haab Hamilton 4 FA.
Frcd. J. Fallsincr,
Colonel Talbot

474
317
- 253

On Thurfday, Mr. I'. G. NEWCOMEN and Sir
T. FEATHERS roNE v.,re returned to ferve in Par-
liament for the cnu•ity of Longford.
Fridd.ty Mr. Wm. IimITH and Mr. G. H. ROCH-
FORT Welt: ClCaed t reprefent the county of
Wearnemh.

Hon. Joit. O'NE LL and Mr.*NRC HT EN come
in fur the county of Antrim. Mr. W. J. SRsr-
'tttcroH's.voters were too late regillered to have
he ledit chalice of bringing him in.
The old Members come in for the county of
Down with.:ut oppofition.
Dow; 7:ltt;ck will be contefled.
Lord YARMOUTH is returned for Lilburn, and
Mr. Eow*Eu MAY for Belfaft.

Mr. Wo rt, of Forenaghts, and Col. KEA TING E,
havin<• religned, Mr. ROBERT LATOUCHE and
1...( Td ROBERT FITZGERALD will be elated for
Kildare.

There is no oppofition to the late Members for
Monag'i.m. They will of courfe be re-elcaed.
Mr. PAIINkL has declined the Queen's county ;
th Hoa. W. W. Pout and Sir EYRE COOTS come
in cf courfe without oppofition.
R t CAA Nryi LF, Efq. has been returned with-
out a coma for the town of Wexford.