Star.
London, England, 1802-07-26 00:00:00

N!J PARLIAMENT.

MENIETRS RETURNED.
'3140--Coloncl Foil:mom
amt.—Right Hon. Sir Wm. Grant.
00, or 11—i ohNi I William liamvi 11.
p.„,,,,p.„.„ 4 —Counfdlor Hawthorn.
--I .urd Colc. and Mervyn Arch hill. jun.
rabic.. ....um—lames Montgomery, Efq. younger, of Stan-

hop,
; Capt. Chas Flrhinftnne.
I Jr —l,nr4 A,:ut hew, .:id Colo:14:1 133gwrIL
Du Kri AM.—State of the Poll on Friday evening :

Munn, Ila I Lanibton, 481 I Taylor, 467

Of Mr. WHARTON'S voters, 306 were plompers.
Mr. ,-"R did not poll a man on Friday after
tioen ; and when our Correfpondent
:3tc 00 Sat,irday morning, Mr. WHARTON'S
F,ien.l.; %vete polling as lad .as poffible, and no
cimbk, Was ...ntcrtained of his being above TAYLOR
dy t,v,. o'clock.
MIDDLF SEX ELFCTOV.-At the dole of the poll
on sit day, the niunbei s were:—

)k. B," I,r3—Ntr. ht.iinw.iring,lsBi—Sir ruidett, zon,
Mr. By %G, after thanking the Freeholdevs,hoped
they would ate: nd in gi eater numbers On Monday,
in nsJcr to give him a tuperiority on that day's poll
over Mr. Mainwaring.
Sir FRANCIS BURDI TT did not think it altoge-
ther a dilemiraging circum!lance that he was one
on that day's poll hclow Mr. Mainwaring, when
h:conr.dered that nurn:3ers of pert;,ns were obliged
in attend to their private concerns on that 4.1,
He witted, however, that during the few das s
the EltElion was to continue, his friends would
niremble more numerotifly, and prevent him from
being again in a minority. He and his friends
wete charged with treafonable views, and with dif-
turtling the peace of the County ; and in his Newf.
paper addrefs of that day, Mr. Mainwaring ap•
plied the name of Winn to upwards of 2COO Free-
holders. For his own part, he difrcgarded theft
flanderous infinuations ; bitt he hoped they would
Tonle the energy of the Freeholders, and induce
them in give him their lupport. As to tumult or
difturiunte, he would appeal to every man who
heard him, if ever there was a Itruggle of the kind
--a It: usgle for freedom and juitite—in which the
people condated themfelves in fo peaceable and
ordeal, a manner. lie begged they would perfe-
tree in the fame condu4l to the end of this contell,
which he hoped his friends would bring tv a fuc-
refsful termination.

Lord NF tson and Sir W. II %MILTON were re-
nnted by the Corporation of Oxford with the tree-
doms of that City, in gold boxes, on Friday tall
The 13th regiment of Light Dragoons left Ipf-
rich on Thurfday for Romfard ; and on Friday
the firil divifton of the 7th Light Dragoons march-
ed into .he former city, to do duty there.
The fitil battalion of the zd regiment of Guards
receive their new colours this week, for their me-
ritorions conduit in Egypt. They will be prefent-
ed to them with every mark of military honour.
The llt Dragoon Guards were yellerday to be
replaced by the 7th at Birmingham.
The 'Clam Alpine Fencibles have been difem-
bodied at Stirling, as have the Frafer Fencibles at
Glafgnw.

Accounts from. India, overland, to the middle
of April, mention, that the war in various p trts
of the Pollands, is continti:d with incteafed vi
gour, aid that we have already lull great num-
ber: of men in the conflia. A numerous body of
pikcipen had taken poll on the frontiers of Dindi.
gul, And had famed a rough harrier hehind
tar.ge ‘,l- rocks ; a daachment of fepoys was lent
to didodge them, and they Incetede,l, .Ite: co:Ai
derable flatw,oier, which we are concerned to hear
included feveral Officers.

The lion. HENRY WELLESLEY has been ap-
pointed by his brother to the Lieutenant Cover-
norlhip of the dillriEts ceded to the Company by
the NAWALIII VIZIER, in commutation of the fuh-
fidy Which he has hitherto paid.—The territory
thu: ceded comprises the following diftriels
Cbucklah Corah,Kurrah and ChuckLihrtara pr 48.577 t t 9
Rehr and when; - ' 5,33.374 0 6
Farricksbad and others • • 4,50,001 o 0
Khdraghor and others • zoopOot 0 0
stairnithur and others - -

Azimghur
Mowant Bunjum
Cooruckpoor Ansi others and Butwl

6,951631 7 6

GoGruckPoor - 5.09,853 8 0}
butv.l -40.00 t o o
1,49,54 8 0
Soubah of AlinhaTud and miters
- 9,34,963 1 3
(Anthill., &aridly, Af..phabad and Kctlpory 43,t3,457 II 3
Nawaub Jorge. Reilly and others . 14944 x 12 0
1161.,h0w1 and whirs, with the exception of the
Takak of Arwl , - 5,68,378 4 0

Total Jurnrnah, Lot. Sa. Kt, T. 35,23,474 R 2

Mr. Wtt.Lesm is articled in the Adminiftra-
tion by three Comminioners, Metrrs. LLELIC,
A. SLTON, and J. FOINDELI,E, and has been fuc
C....tiled in the Office of Private Secretary to the
Covcroor.Ceneral by Captain MALCOLM, who
vt' employed in the Embalfy to Perfia.

from the difpfitions which the Marquis ofl
IVELLtSt r y was making in India at the date of
his laft difpatchcs, and from his repeated requells
tliat a fluccetfor fhould be appointed, it is alma
certain that his Lordflip is now on his way to
England. Mr. BARLOW, late Secretary of the
&ling:me Council, has been nominated his Succef-
f.r prg import. his laid LordCASTLCRIAGH will
I): the !ultimate fucceiTor of Lord WELLESLEY j
!.:d that his Lordfhip is only lately appointed to
toe Prefui-ncy of the Board of Controul for the'
parpok of preparing himfelf for the Covernorfhip
Lengal, and to bring forward the India Bnd
ret iau the Houle of Commons in the early part of
the next Sefton of Parliament. The report of his
Lordfhip's being to be created a Peer is certainly
premature, in as far as it relairsto that event taking
place before the new Parliament afremles.

On Rfrmday next the New State-Lottery com-
mence; drawing .—Tickets and Shares in great
Variety of Numbers, and loweft Prices, continue
nit Me at the Offices, Cornhill and Charing-Crofs,
of ItiCHARDSOIis GooDLucc, and Co.