Star.
London, England, 1812-10-26 00:00:00

PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER 25.

Arrived his Majesty's ships ABOUKIR and BE.tobt,
from the Downs; and the ZEPHYR, from a cruize.
Sailed his Majesty's ships NIOBE, PATRIDGE, SAVAGE,
SPITFIRE, and TEAZER, f6r off Cherburgh ; and
BOXER, with a convoy, for the Downsi The JAVA
frigate gives instructions for t::e Brazils, Cape of
Good Hope, and the. Southern Whale Fishery. The
ALONZO is appointed convoy for Guernsey and Jersey.
Wind SI S. E.

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latlttrat arroziosii +o stave Is Tat PrIW PAILIAKtIfT.
ALSiCIIINOLST—Sir Charles, Talbot, and Win. Kenrick,Esg.
Dultanaross, Co.—The Right Hon. Arch. Colgate*
LANARK, Co.—The Right Hon. Arch. Hamilton.
at* moasnikania n—Thomas Wyndham, Esq.
LYININGTON-..3ir Harry Burrard Neale and J. /Chilton.
Daorrwic Andrew Foley and Sir T. E. Winnington..
Catcnc•nt—Thonus Colley and Joseph Pitt, Esqrs.
DUBLIN Ciri,--Right Hon. Henry Grattan and R. Shaw, Esq.
Do. Con teTt --Colonel Talbot and Hans Hamilton, Esq.
Lour Co.—Right Hon. J. Rote and Hon. Robert Jocelyn.
Liu CRICK Orr—The Right Hon. Col. Charles Vereker.
law ea ICK CO.—Lient. COI. Odell and the Hon. W. Quin.
DOWN —Hawthorne and J. W. Croke:, &qrs.
TYRONE, Co.—Right Hon. Sir John Stewart and "1. Knox, jun.

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ILosoniaD, Co.—Lord Forbes and Sir Thomas Featherstone-
eras WS, Co.—Sir Henry Parnell and the Right Honourable W'
W. Pole.
Wmitow—William Tighe and William H. Hume.
COLCIAINI—Lord George 'Thomas Beibesford.
Youoaut —Sir LKeane.
ZROGRLDA—Mr. Ogle.
ex rosx—Sir Fred. Flood and Robert S. Caretir,Esq
Betutsimts.—State of the Poll Twelfth Day :

Dunclas, 1483—Neville, Il76—Hallett, 454.
Wax mourn and Muconose-REots.— Friday, 12th
Day's Poll :
Slr J. Murray, Bart. 453 Mr. Trail St 4 ,
Rt. Hon. T. Wallace 334 Mr R. Steward 242
Mr. Broadhurst 322 Mr. R. Williams 206

SCOTS ELECTIONS.
'MondAy last, the freeholders of the county of Had.
dington rhet to choose a representative for the ensuing
Parliament, when the' Hdnourable CHARLES Hoer e
of Waughton, was re-elected unanimously. This is
the fifth time he has represented that coun:y in Par-
liament.
Tuesday, Sir JAMES MONTGOMERY, of Stanhope.
Ram was unanimously elected Member of Parlia-
ment for Peebleshire.
Wednesday, the election of a Memher of Parlia-
Ment for Dumbartonshire came on, when the Right
Hon. Anemia:is COLQUHOUN, Lord Advocate of
Semiarid, was chosen.
It is understood that the Hon. 'W'lLkwi MAULS
will be returned for Forfarshire without opposition.
Tfie opulent county of Ayr is warmly contested.
General MONTGOMERIE, the brother of the Eatl of
EGLINOTON, opposes Sir HUGH HAMILTON, the late
Member, who has also many friends, and their num.
bets are nearly equal.
' Mr. LAING (i.eclines the representation of the county
i'f Orkney. Captain HONEYNIAN, on of Lord AR.
MADALE, has declared himself a candidate. His Lord-
ship, who is greatly recovered, has within these few
days set out for his estates in the north.

It is not improbable that the candidate who is suc-
cessful at present for Nairnshire, Mit), resignbefore
next dissolution in favour of Sir JAMES MACINTOSII,
Wit() is precluded at present from appearing as a can

IRISH ELECTIONS.
CITY OF CORK—Tuesday, First Day:
Col. Longfield 14. C. H. Hutchinson il. Sir N. Co!shunt &
WEDNESDAY.—Second Days e, :
Longfield 122. Colthurst 84 Hutchinson 66.
Sir N. Colthurst is promised the Corporation and
La Touche intdost of Cork.

Comm or Lvirai►t—At the close of the poll on
Tt**lay the numbers were :
La Touche VA (-Valente fl 4. White 103.
COUNTY DowN—On Tuesday the poll commenced,
when there appeared for,
Lord Ca,tiereagh 37. Col. Meade 32. Mr. Savage 8.
After which Mr. Savage declined the contest, his
friends declaring that the business should be a subject
for the consideration of the House of Commons.

COUNTY TIPPERARY—Fourth Day's Poll
Colonel BJgwe:ll 624. Gen. Mathew 552. Mn Prlttle 431.
At the final close of the Poll for the Borough of
Downpatrick, Mr. HAWrHOIWE had a majority of.
86 over Mr. CROKER. .

The General Election has passed over so easily,
that even the/um-homy have had no reason to com-
plain of it.

It is expected that a Special Assize will be held
a York in the month of November; owing to the
great number of prisoners now in the Castle, who
stand charged with offences connected with' the ttp•
happy disturbances in that county. •
Last week, four prisoners passed through Leeds,
from Huddersfield, escorted by parties of Hussars,
on their way to the Castle at York.
The Jury which Sat on, the body of Lieutenant
BAGNELL, who was killed in a .ditel by Lieutenant
STEWART, have not yet brought in their verdict,
owing to the absence of the surgeon who extracted
the ball.
Monday se'nnight, about seven in the evening, the
driver of the Leicester waggon was stopped about
Ruddington, near Nottingham, by seven villains, who
dragged him across a close, and cut and beat him As
'severely, that he died the next day: The murderers
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escaped.
The

Austrian Prince of LATOUR TAXIS expended
last Month 846,000 in celebrating the marriage of
his daughter. The ceremony was performed in
Vienna, and the festivities were kept up near three
weeks. On certain days the guests took -the diversion
et hunting, for which purpose about 50 of the largest
wolves that could be procured were purchased at an

expence of £BO each.
All the teak timber

found in the Government

itishil at Java, or lying felled in the forests, at the
time of the reduction of the island, and claimed by
those employed in the Expedition, has been purchas.
14 by Government from the Prize Agents, at a fair
valuation.
CORN MARKET, MARY LANE, OCTOBER 21.
The fresh arrivals of Wheat to-day, make but a middling sop.
ply, and the demand being brisk, the trade is quoted at an ad-
vance of about 51. or 6s. per quarter. Barley 2.. or ss. dear -
Very few samples of Malt, and prices nearly nominal. Wilt;
Peas and Beans, of each description., are likewise sein 1,
e, 1,4
named at au Incresle In price of Se. or se. per quarter. We limb
considerable fresh arrivals of Oats, in addition to part of last
week's supply, whirl amounted to 25000 quarters, bet berms
being in immediate want, sales have not had a deiced=
more than la. per quarter. neer at late pekes.
cintaxer HAWS AS OAPS*
Wheat 901.1101. lilies Tick Beam Ns. Mk
Fine do. its.. 135 a. lkk(Nese) Ns. 76e. -
Itye tals. OIL - Oats 41116 M1.51a.
Barley Mk. eft Mali dorms. no,
Malt 91k. 1041. • Pomo di. Ms.

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