Star.
London, England, 1807-05-13 00:00:00

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS ELECTED.

WARIVICRSMTIM—DugdaIe Stratford Degdale, Efq. and Sir C.
Mordaunt, Bart.
GcoaclSTSll—Admiral Berkeley; and Lord R. E. Somerfet.
HAMPSHIRE—Sir HP. ?viildmay, Bart. and W. Chute, Efq
BARNS G. W. Thelluffon and W Taylor, Efqrs.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE—Lord C. Somerfet Mangers; Right Hon.
C; York.
GREAT GRIMSBY—Hon. C. A.. Pelbam ; W. Ellice, Efq.
PENRILYM—C. Lemon, and Henry Swann, Efqrs.
TRURO.' HOC. E. Bofeavren ; John Lemon. Efq.
Awls—Hon. Frederic Robinfon •' George Gipps, Efq.
Hibbert, and John Lea Janfqra.
Cztrneso—Hon. Robert Curzon;
Hon. Cult.
tie RTIORDSIVIt —Hon. T. Brand; Sir J. S. Seabright, Batt.
Donuts—Sir W. Oghtnder, Bart. and EL Giddy, Efq.
STA lOiessenn z-. Lord Granville Levefow Gower; Sir Edward
Littleton, Bart.
Bazortsitzzs (Surrey)—W. ICenrick and T. Heatheore, Viral
Laicarratesstaz..-Lord R. Manntri ; G. A. L.
DO-nit—Charles Jenkinfori andjolus Jackfon, Ugly.
Warworra-,-Str James Pultenelf ; Gab. Stewart, gill
CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
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CirY or LONDON-Sixth Day.

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Alderman Price 2796 ALtertian Shaw 2581
Alpo Curtis - 2744 Alderman Combe -230 v
*Rea sr ar Li, MAY 9.--Final clofe of the Poll.
G. W.Thelluffon. Efq 264 Lord Bbrington - 761
William Taylor, Efq 173 Sir J. Miles, Sheriff of Laotian 2
Garai- ltiMlSY.—Final clofe of the Poll. '
W. Ellice, Efq - 541 Colossal Loft - 137
Honourable C.Z'dhans 138 Honourable H. Pelhal4 12/
ILIITERSURY•Third Day.
John Baker, Efq . 689 S. R. Ludington, Efq 537
Edward Taylor,. Efq 655 Robert T. Farquhar, Efq 431
WEYMOUTH and Matcostaa Racta.—Final clofc.
Sir James Pulteney It 4 Governor Arbuthnot 154
Mr. Gab. Stewart Sis Ms. W. Williams 156
Mr. Rich Stewart 180 Sir T. M. Hardy !iz
Mr. Charles Adams 179
BEDTOLTISHIAI —State of the Poll.
Mr. Pym . 408 General Fitzpatrick 352
Mr. Ofbom - . 37S
EVESHAI4.—State of the Poll on Monday, 4th Day.
William Miming, Efq 439' Sir Manaffeh Lopez •a 6
Humphry.Howarth, kfq 193
COUNTY or SulLlßY.—Second day's Polls
Samuel Thornton, Efq. 85ts . Lord Willnin Ruffen i
J. H. Sumner, Efq 338
LEICESTER.—State of the Poll on Monday.
Mr. Babington - - 1449 Mr. Macuansara
Mr. Smith - 2°36
HANTS.—Firft day's Poll.
Sir H. P. St. John Mildmay 547 Honourable W. Herbert :51
W. Chute, Efq . 547
Mr. Herbert afterwards gave up the conceit.
Laacerria.—Second Day.
Mr. Dent . 129 Mr. Cawtborne - 107
Mr. Dovetnn • 209 Mr. Patten - 107
1.0/sit:oot., MAY t t..--State of the Poll,
For General Tarleton 1384 Mr. Rofcoe - 336
General Garcoyne 1111
DOYER.—At the final dole, on the 12th inn..
Charles Jenkinfon, Efq. Sys Hon. H. M. Picrrepaat 6n
lohn Jackfon, Efq. - 628 .

1017

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

FIFTH DATTVESDAY, MAT 12.
At the clot: of the Poll this day, the numbers
were,
For Sir FRANCIS Boaorvv, Bart. 1174
1 ord COCHRAN/ • tcBs
Mr. FLLIOT 838
MC SHERIDAN Reg
Mr. PAULL • 185
Mr. SHraIDAN came forward. I perceive, raid
he, that you have looked at the date of the poll as it
appears upon the board, with fenfations of peculiar
pleafure ; I have only to allure you there is nothing
in that Rate of the poll that gives me the leaft
n—[Bravo]—l hope none of you foppofe it
was owing to any difterpea to you that I have to-day
been later in (hewing myfelf to you on the hulling€
than nrual ; the fad is, that having begun my can-
vacs fo late, it has become my duty to continue it as
long as I can, without deferting my pod at this
place. Gentlemen, ido not poll& the aftivity,
ncr thofe good fea legg, which enable the Noble Lord
to addrefs yon from the perch in front—(atuding to
the railing before the Ilsifinge, on which Lord Cochrane,
and the other Gentlemen, ulna" fiend to harangue the Peo
pie.)—Gentlemen, I am not in the fame tituation I
was in former days, for I am now both lad at my
poll on the Huflings, and lad but one on the poll.
—[A laugh]—l have, however, no objection to
Meet you all here: and I proteft it gives me much
delight, and fometimes forne inftrultion, to hear the
obtetvations and gomments with which I am Come.
'times honoured by you.—[Applaufe]—l think it is
right, and it becomes you, on there occafions to tell
the Candidates your mines, and to tell them bluntly
and plainly, as you do.—[Applaufe.]-0n the firll.
day of my coming here, there was in the front of
u, and facing me, a very acute perfon, whom I
regret not to have feen (ince, for he was a man of as
genuine wit and humour as I ever Caw.—(" am
here," fea the Orator, in the tnidfl of the crowd.)—[A
laugh.]—l allure you, .my worthy Friend (raid Mr.
Sheridan), that I do not mean to retract the compli-
ment I have paid; and as my application to other
studies prevents me from writing for the Rage, I
01211 thank him for writing a play ; fur if he does, I
will venture to let it up againft one half of our mo-
dern Comedits,—[ApplaufesaL4 regret air° the
abfence of my laic honed,candid, broad faced Friend,
Mr. Berridge, becaufe, although he was originally a
friend orrnme, and in confequence of many fcanda-
bons falfehoods by which he was implored upon—filch
ea, that I had betrayed the City of Weßminder into
thchands of the Duke of Northumberland, and the
liko—he became my enemy—he conducted himfelf
with candour towards me, and I am convinced that
he has a regard for me at laR, in his bean, though
be certainly had rather a rough way of (hewing it.
—[ApPlaufe.]—Now, I frail take the liberty of ad--
dreffing you but for a very thou time this day, be.
caufe I mutt immediately go to attend a dinner with
my friends, and where it will be expefted, I am
afraid, that I make fiimething of a long fpeecb
—and as we have all of us told you our principles,
raid 'referred to our pad conduit, we can only have
tecourre to a difgulting repetition, if we fay much to
you daily; put, when I fay I am going to dinner
with my Friends, I with it were to a place large
moue), and where provifions are fo plenty, that we
could all dine together ; but as"! cannot have the
pleafure of fo popular an ordinary, I am afraid We
mull (eparate ; but you may be allured, that the
firft toad I (ball give after dinner, (ball be your good
healtlis.—(Applaufe.)—l have one more word to
add: It is for others to tell you what the) mean to