Star.
London, England, 1807-06-08 00:00:00

NEA idtkildfigiEN*.

MEMBERS ELECTED.
Your stmte.-W. Wilberforce, Efq. and Lord Milton.
Aneaor ansetaelauses Fergiifon, Efq. of Pit four.
Sra RLIN OR e Hon. Captain Fleming, of Bider aid
Cumhernauld.
Su TB Mt LAND COON Tl'Mr. W. Dila%
KIN °Roam &moat, &c.—Brlgadter-General R. C. Fenton.

CONTESTED ELECT]
Yost sass e.—Floal State of the Poll, Fi
Mr. WILDKRTORCI. Lord MILTON
A Day - ys t - 656
sd - 913 -129 s
3d - 1173 - zollo
4th - 1411 . 1121
sth • 1641 • 2037
6th - 1333 948
88th • 936 - 871
th - 766 697
9th - 6_o - • sdo
sod - 459 444
11th - 487 - 619
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12th - 373 506
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13th . 291 471
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14th - 381 sos
13th - sso ' OM
—....
Total 11,8)S

lONS.

lay, June 5.
Hon. B. laisestt.es.
- . 774
- . 9[4
- - zoto
- - 1195
. • 1403
• - 1159
. . $45

• 689

• - 59$
465

. . 504
- - 363
. . 341
• • 40E
- ' 334
t 0,989

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MALMAIBURY.

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There are - 13 Riefler.
There were - 6 Candidata
And will probably be i Of 3 Petitions.
An uppylition commenced there in 1796, which
has had its effeas, and i. important to the place and
to the country. It teems firmly and laudably ptrfe-
vered in.

Comm, or KURT, MAY 2o.—Eighth Dar.
Mr. Fitzgerald - 642 Colonel Crofble
Colonel Herbert _ 626

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C,IVIITY OF LIDIXLICK, MAY 29.—Ninth Day.
Lieu, Colonel Odell 1437 W. Ti MonfeU 764
Honourable W. Quin tests
AY 30...—Tenth Day.
Lieut. Colonel Odell 1626 W. T. Modell 826
Honourable W. Quin 1228
COUNTY TIPPIIIARY.—Seventh Day.
Colonel Matti ew - sots Mr. Bagwell i. 1303
Mr. Prittic ins Mr. Pennefather 967
CITY OF WATERFORD—State of the Poll May 30.
Right Hon. Sir J. Newport 315 Cor. Bolton, Efq. - 3cB
COUNTY Maroon—At the dole of the Poll on
Thurfda.y fe'nnight, the numbers were—
Mr. Alsoek - 550 Mr. Colelough - 492
Colonel Ram - 574 Mr. R B. Sheridan 475
*rhe Elation, however, continues with unabated ardour; and
Mr. Sheridan 's friends, it is laid, are determined to pull the laft
man.

FATAL DUEL.

BETWEEN TWO OF THE RIVAL CANDIDATES FIR WEX•

FORD, MR. ALCOCK, AND Ma. COLCLOUGH.
The challenge originated with Mr. ALCOCK, and
the caufe, we underfland, is this. The latter had
been promifed by a lady of confiderable property in
the county every vote the could influence or corn.
mand. Some of Mr. COLCLOUGH'S friends under
took to canvafs her tenantry in favour of that Gen
tleman, which having come to the knowledge of Mr.
Accocx, he immediately demanded an explanation
from Mr. COLCLOUGH. The latter, it is (Wed, de-
nied any knowledge of his friend's proceedings, but
Mr. ALCOCK infifled that it was to him alone (Mr.
CoLexoucti) he flsould look for fatisfaetion. A
challenge enfued, on which Mr. CoLct.oucx rub-
mined himfelf to the direction of his Committee.
The Gentlemen who compofed it were of opinion
that Mr. CoxcLovox fhould meet his antigonift.—
Mr. BEAUCHAMP COLCLfIUGH was the friend to the
latter Gentleman, and Mr. PERCIVAL was Mr. AL•
COCK'S. The firit fire was fatal to Mr. Cot.ccouo
the ball having lain in his heart. Mr. Precrvat.
And his principal inflantly abfconded.

ANOTHSA. ACCOUNT.
Died, at Alcandridge, near Wexford, JOHN Cm.-
CLOUGH, Efq. one of the Candidates to reprefent that
county. An unhappy mifunderaanding had taken
place between Mr. Cor.o.ouna and Mr. WILLIAM
CONGRIVI At.cocx, another Candidate, which they
agreed to decide in the field, whither they went with
their feconds, followed by a vaa crowd of Tpeitators:
they fired by command, and fo exaaly together, that
their two patois made but one report. Mr. CoL-
CLOUGH fell, and never moved a mufcle after: his
adverfary's ball had paired through his heart. The
body was carried to the town of Wexford, where the
Coroner's Jury fat, and found fpecially that " JOHN
CODCLOUGH died by a ball fired from a piaol by
%V. C. ALcoca, Efq." On Sunday the body was
moved to I'iutern Abbey, the ancient feat of the
COLCLOUGHS.