Star.
London, England, 1806-11-03 00:00:00

waYlimsriA EXECTIOI4.
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The crowd before the Hollings this morning obi
the ;bore occafion, wee uncommonly great.
Precifely at nine o'clock Mr. PAUL appeared is
Covent Garden in his barouchc, accompanied by fe.
'viral friends ; • the carriages of Sir FRANCIS Burt.
navy and Tome other Gentlemen following it.
Mr. PAUL and his party then afcendeaf the Hun-
ingsatvidfi the acclamations of the populace.
Mr. SuIRIDAM and Sir SAMUEL HOOD arrived upon
• •the hullings a few minutes after ten, and the procla-
mation, arc. was then read by the High Bailiff.
Mr. Petal' Mooas then came forward to propofe
• Mr. Sheridan ; but the noife was fo great that we
could not hear a connetled fcntence.
Mn. SIRRIDAN himfelf then attempted to addrefs
the Eleaors, but the clamour became greater than
before ;and after many fruitlefs attempts to be heard,
be was at lag perfuaded by his friends on the hulling,
to defiß.
Sir FRANCIS BURDRTT then came forward amidft
the acclamations of the furrounding multitude, and
Rated that he was forry that it teemed to be the de.
termination of Minifters,! that no man of integrity
' tumid have a feat in the Houfe of Commons ;—he
- •hoped the glorious triumph was referred for the Elec-
. Asia of Weßminfier, to convince the Miniflers that
~they at lean would do their duty, and return an ;ode.
Appnclent Member. If the brave Sir Samuel Hoed
Irse now corning, forweid to ah any honours or
. ,ilivrards from his country, for his pall fat-vices,. he.
"Sir Francis), would be the lea man in the world
•to held op bit band spina him ; but he maintained,
stbakis Was islapolible that Sir Samuel Hood could
do 114 .4147.te his country in both capacities, as a
Naval Commander and a Member of Parliament.
,lee woad no*Tay a few words as to Mr. Sheridan's
reteafibei's wits there any one inflance of his having
c• Ow lib bunter principles? Kid he difmiffed
vganr,Atis from hie f,tnation as Keeper of Cold
Fields ? Did he not then pledge himfelf to
• Iliblerfonally (raid Sir Francis) when he Rood by
stir** eteurrtiferating the unfortunate viaimi in
ei ri
. ttageeesh that he would Rand by my fide to
is rkilAgesith in reforming thefe abufes—and where
• now his boated regard for the happinefs of the
tople ?' Has he Made„any reform in Parliament,
a as'elilteheri, finer he came into power? Gentlemen,
' 4faiddilieFraiois,) I declare to you that one hondred
Isisatessieies in tbi Houle of Commons are more elan.
seFous.,lo the COD flito6oo, than an army of mono
althmgn,
halt bitten, with Bonaparte at their head, landed for
• thit eitiredfe of enflaving you." sir Francis then coo.
eluded by reprefenting Mr. Paul as the moo St and
proper perfon. on account of his inflexible and tried
integrity, to week= the City of Weßminfler in
Parliament.
- Mr. Gisioas feconded Mr. PAUL.
Mr. PAUL then came forward. sad in a fbort fpeeels,
declarcdhis !liniments : he declared his determina-
tion of Rending the event of a poll, and afTured them,
be would never defect the interetis of the Eleaors of
Weßminfter.
Mr. Sir se roars then attempted to fay a few wordi,
in:reply to whit had fallen from Sir Francis Bun
dett, but his voice was completely drowned by the
noife of the populace.
A Gentleman then came forward to propofe Sir
pAISUIL How, but Co great was the noire, and the
cry of Gemmel Picrow In loudly vociferated, that
we could not hear a word the Eledor Paid.
Sir SAMUEL Hoon then attempted to (peak, but
the fame noire continued, and we could only hear
him fay that he was bmngbt forward in order to fop-
port the liberties hn4 independence of the country.
The they of Icrids 'Meted decidedly in favour
of Mr. Pant, an a poll waa then demanded, which
commenced about twelve o'clock.
As altescatine, we believe, afterwards took place
isfide the hunings between Sir Francis Burdett and
Mr. Sheridan, but their voices only could be heard.
•
'The following is a Lilt of the Members returned
to fate in the New Parliament, in addition to thole
Weedy given :_. _ . - . -

Lersalrr7srast....Sir John Lubbock, Bart. and Hcnry Bonham,
Eft widows. mspolkion.
• Town •ND POW or HAITIN,ISSIF William Middleton,
Sart. and Sir John !Celia, Knight.
••• Cotes srrea.-R. Thornton and J. Tufncll. Ifqrs. .
Simfon and G. Longman Efqrs.
Hutt-John Staniforth and William Denifon. Ffqrs,
Wdsawscu-Lord Brooke and Charles Mina, Efq
rlifuntiliassostr -Edward Loveden Loveden and Sir Hann
Manloortws Pear-Lord Paget and Hugh Leyebefter, Efq.
A• _Firtst-leim Courtney and Philip Francis, Efqra
WILTON.-Hoe. Charles Herbert and Ralph Sheldon, Efq.
OLD SALON-Right Hon. Lord Blaynry, N. Vanattart, Efq.
slalifireairrea--John Dent and John Fenton Cawthorne, Erqrs.
▪ Sloorarros...Han. Auguftus Caveadiflt Bndihaw and Lord
C4o:7,llonsorfet-vCieusent Tredsray and C. W. Taylor, Efqrs.
Sinistovr-Owen Williams and Palcoe Orcnfell,Efqrs.
listritantarra-.Rielsard Price, Efq.
Karr la.-414r Charles Warwick Bampfylde and J. Puller, Ffq.
Cm ■ recant a... Michael Hicks Beach and Jofeßh Ctipps, Efqrs.
ltatravay-,-William Praia, fenior, Ef
Suitipswavta-Hon. Vern Poulenc, Langiton, Efq.
John Lethbridge, Right Hon. Lord Randal&
P. Scudarnore and T. B Symonds, Efqrs
ORICAT BIDIFI w-Lord Vilcount Stopford and -- Leigh, Efq
Svacuira....Hon Climles Cocks; Lord Vifeount Royßon.
Oatmasarraprv.R. B. Rolla', and T. Forger Barham, Efqra.
O sr-Thomas 'Thornton, and Ruffcil Manners. Elva
Ware ALTA T 0 N-Hcary Pride, Efq ; Hon. Edw. Latecllcss
DOACKLSTER-C. Ansley. and F. Pane, Efqrs.
DitaarsEdward Coke. and Wm. (..)reendifb. Efqrs.
WIGAN-John Hodfon. and Robert Holt Leigh, Efqrs.
ANDOVLII-Thomas Allmon Smith, Efq; Hoe. Newton Fel.
/Mies.
Jiarooaasnutt, (Wilte)-.Thomas Everett, and Magens Do-
dos Marsh Efqrs.
-Right Hon. W. Wickham; John Smith, Efq.
'thANIVORD--Gensrals Joho Leland, and Alhermarle Bettie.
CA AAAAA Charles Pagett. •
Atoms ***** •-041sert Jones, and Henry Tynes, Efqra
'StatroanoiTar-Tbera. Whitmore, and Yams Hawkins Browne,
Phan.
lefewcArrit ((ine)-.E. W.Booth, and J. Macdonald, Efqrs.
' illireosesso23lr J.hn Driftwood; Thomas Baring, Efq.
3111TIl..0eTteni Grofvcnor, and R. Dra: Groftrenor,
~,,,Nemsolluxia-stietw7 Sneaky, and Abraham Roberts, Efqrs
TITTAs..-Lortl Marlboro ; ll'bontos Godfrey, Efq.
'4II34iVATON--Walter Palk. Efq; Has. Gilbert hillott.
33Vierteli.-RkhaVd Wilton. Efq; Hon. Capt. Stopford.
Gala? 01113A,51,..H0G. C. Pelham, and Hon. G Ptiham.
nainocurrveSir Evan Woman, Bart and Geo. Barclay, Efq.
CONTDDTLD ILICTIOnt.
LONDOsw-Clofe of tbe Poll on aaturday :
The Lord Mayor 964 Alderman Combo :93
Alderman Price 933 Mr. Atkins 3:4
Alderman Curtis 9so • Alderman Hanhess Its
Boarsoosr...Clofe of the Poll on Saturday
SieThannas 'futon - 973
Mr. Thnrntou 936

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