Star.
London, England, 1802-07-20 00:00:00

NEff PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Bosny—John Hiley Addington, Efq. Hon. J. S. Worthly.
Cheihire—Thai. Cholmondeley, Efq. Wm. Egerton, Efq.
Cornwall—Sir Wm. Lemon, Francis Gregor, Efq.
Cumberland—Sir Henry Fletcher, John Lowther, Efq.
nhighthire—sir Waldo Williams Wynne.
Flintihire—sir Thomas Moitym
Newry—Mr. Corry.
Pembrokethire—Lord Milford.

Pete, borough—Dr. Lawrence, W. F.R:ot, F.fq.
Shmpfhire--Sir R. Hill. Ban. J. Kynafton Powell, Ffq.
Univerfuy of Dublin—Hon. George Knox.
VoughAll—Sir John Kean.

Intelligence was yeßerday received in town,
Rating, that in confequence of the rapid progrefs
made by Sir JACOB AsrLar on the poll for the
county of Norfolk, he being a-head of Mr. WODF-
HousF, the latter religned, and Mr. Coke, with
Sir JACOB As ri.ty, were declared duly elated.

ICE >yr Et scrum—State of the numbers on the
dole of the poll yellerday :

For FILMLR HONYWOOD, Eft. • 436 S
Sir EDWARD KNATCHIVEL •- 3691
Sir WILMA )IPRART • • 3656
MIDDLESEX ELECTION.—At the dole of the poll
yefterday at Brentford, the numbers were :
Nlr.Mainwaring,2lB6 I Mr. Byres, 3564 I Sir F. Burdett, z 7 to
Mr. Bvmc then, as anal, returned his thanks to
the Freeholders for having continued him at the
head of the poll.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT expre(fcd gratitude for
the extraordinary fupport he had received that
dar, and congratulated the people on the triumph
which the caufc of Freedom was likely to meet
with. On that da)'s pull be had 53 votes more
than Mr. Mainwaring.
Mr. MAINWARINC retired from the Huftings
before the dole of the poll.
The tin-rents of rain that poured down yellerday
morning, thinned the ranks at the Brentfbrd
E!ation.

In the early part of the morning Sir FRANCIS
DUKE ITT and Mr. DYN 0, had, however, each their
bands of murk tent down, though dripping wet.
Sir FRANCIS BURDETT dined yeilerday with a
large party of his ti ivnds at the Crown and Anchor,
in the Strand. lie was attended to that place by
itnnienfe crowd. His band of mtific played be-
fore him all the way. His carriage was drawn to
the Tavera in great pomp by the mob.
At the eleClion of Meas. j c.FFERYS and BARLOW
for Coventry, the numbers at the final dole of the
poll were—For Capt. BAR Lon, 1197; Mr. JEFFS
RYS, 1190 Mr. BIRD, t i 8: ; Mr. MoortE, 1152
The elcElion for the Borough f Old Strum was
held in a temporary booth fleeted in a corn-field,
under a tree, which marks the boundary of the
former population of the old town, not a ye igt
of which has been (landing in the memory of n an
the feveral burgages, which give the right of v...
ins.; being now without a dwelling fora human be!.
ing. Mr. H. Ai.' XANDVR returned thanks frhi •
eleetion, and afterwards dined with his to Await.
Mr. VANSITTART was not prefent. There retie
five eleElors prefent at this eleainn.
At the conclurion of the eleCtion for the county
or Cambridge, the populace took the horfes from
the carriage which contained the Duchefs and
Duchefs Dowager of RUTLAND, and drew them
after the chaired Members.
The Hon. WILLIAM HILL was taken to ill after
his ele.lion for Sin ewfintrv, tha; he could not be
chaired. Sir WILLIAM PUI.TENEY wa, chaired ;
after which the EleCtors dined at twenty•fiß diffe-
rent Inns, kept by Surgeries, %there entettaiment
was provided for them.
DURHAM, JULY 17.—0 n Thurfday, as a party
of the tiiends of Mr. RICHARD WHARTON, nue of
the Candidates f•r this City, who had purchaied
:bernfelves cockades, and procured a flag and nit.
tic, were proceeding along the tiretts to the hope
of Mr. BRAND, inareper, they were feized by the
Chief Magiiiiate and Gaoler (two of the oppotite
party). The colours were dellroyed, their cock-
ades pulled 4.1 f, :Ind Imre of them committed to
They weir liberated on giving bail, but
it is thought, the affair will I-m
-11 A fume pickings
for the gentlemen of the long robe.