Star.
London, England, 1802-07-12 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.

The REHows, for the capture of the following
velT namely, POileatt, brig la Rofalie, 'loop
la Rofalie, la Nochette, lx Henrietta, Lebea•ire•
paire, la Bonne Nouvelle, la Felicite, la Sainte
Clavie, And la Marie Francoile, were paid on Di-
day the gth of July intlant, at Plymouth.
At the fame time and place, la NYMPHS, for the
recapture of the Ihip Lady Arabella, was paid.
The cutter NILE, I w the captures of the San
Pedro d'Alcantara and l'Egalite, and of the Santa
Catalina, alio to HuansytyLLF, Mr the capture of
the Tteis Jettnes Amis, the Stork, and the capture
of the Tulle. will feverallv be mad for at Plymouth.

NEI, PAALLIMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Banbury—Dudley North, Efq.
liarnftaple—Wm. Delnynea, Eli. Sir Edw. Peliew.
lkwdley—Miles Peter Andrew., Efq.
Brantber—Lord George Sutton, Henry joddrell, Efq.
Brecon—Sir Robert Salifbury.

Bury—Lord Hervey, Lord C. Fitzroy.
Cattle Riling--Mr. P. J. Theluffon, Mr. Chefter.
Camelford--Robert Adair, Efq. John Funbiaitc, Efq.
Dover--Mr. "Ercvannion, Mr. S. Smith.
Eye--Hon. Admiral Cornwallis, James Cornwanis, F.fq.
Helftone--Rieht Hon. Lord Fit zharris, John Penn, Efq.
Hiuningdon County—Lord I limhinbroke, Loud Frederick
Montague.
Leicßer—\Tr. Smith, Mr. Babington.
Lcominftcr—Hon. C. Kinnaird, Lubbock, Efq.
Liftwithiet—Hans Sloane, Efq. W. Dickenfun, jun. Efq.
Ludlow—Hon. Mr. Clive, Mr Knight.
Lyrnington—Wm. Efq. Major C..n. H. Burrard.
Mihnurne Port—Lord Paget, Hugh Lep:ORLI., Efq.
Alontgomery—Whitleil Keene, Efq.
New Radnor—Richard Price, Eiq.
OrforLi—olam,:s Efq.
. Cs ford--Atkini Wright, Efq. Frencis Enrton. Efq.
l'ly mouth—Sir Wm. Elforel, and Philip Lingrmad, Efq.
Fandwieti—Sir Horace Mann. Sir Philip Stephens.
_ _

Tau.nnn—u•m. Moreland, Efq. John Hammett, Efq•
Thirft—Sir Gregory Page Turner, Wm. Frankland, Efq.
Weymouth and Meleombe Regis—Sir James Pulteney, 0. T.
Steward, Efq. Wm. Garthihore, Efq. and E. Adams.
Wigan—Robert Holt Leigh, Efq. John Hodfon, Efq.
Windfor--S.T. steward, Efq. Sir J. Pulteney.
Warcetten—Mr. Ruharts, Mr. Scott.

A fcrutiny is demanded for Mr. KIM,!, at
Lewes.
Vircount HINCHIN BROOK E and Lord FilkOF RICK
uE, the former Members, were on Satur-
day ',Awned for the county of Huntingdon with,
out oppofition.
Crr ELECTION.—In rurfitance of the declara-
tion made by Mr. Alderman Combe on Friday,
neither he nor the other three fitceefsful candidates
appeared on the huhings on Saturday ; but the
Eledlors came forward to give their votes, and at
the clofe of the poll the numbers Rood thus :

Alderman Comte 3136 B. Tr.,vsrs, EN. - 13r7
Pik I e - 3009 Su W. Lewes - 396
Curtis - 2 779 'W. Lulhington - 109
Andsrfon 22.30

WRSTMIN ST ER ELFCTIox.—The tumult of this
Elaion Rill continues—t.he indifcriminate abufe
of the Candidates by the mob, filled up, as ulna',
the fpace between the doling of the poll, and
declaring the numbers :

r Mr. .i.ox 1516 I Lord Gardncr 1359 I Mr. Graham 638.

Mr. Fox laid, he had nothing to add to what
he had already oblerved on former occafions, but
to wank the Eldthrs for the vaft fupport he had
received fijn► them, and to alk for a continuance
of their favours. He wilhed to Rate that he was
obliged on Monday to attend the Ele&ion at Guild-
ford, and 11.ould therefore not have an opportu-
city of paying his rcfpcas to the Eldlors perfon-
ally. (bystil hiszzar.)
Lord GAKOTI Ell laid he had polled near double
the number of any former day : he had only to
requttl the Eldlors would continue their fupport,
and he had no doubt but Monday's poll would put
an end to the conteil.

Mr. GRAHAM laid, he had received affurances
from his friends, to the amount of 4000,wh0 meant
to give him their fuffrages ; but thofe fttffrages had,
been kept back in confequence of Gentlemen ex-
peeling him to wait on them. He was lorry to
fay it was impoffible for him to do fo. Had he
not thought the Eleetors would have come for-
ward to have alTerted their rights without fuch a
ceremony, he Ihould not h:tve flood forth a Can-
didate for their favour. He trufted the Eleetors
would place him fecond on the poll ; he had no
will; to ;land firft. If they meant to preferve their
rights, they mull come forward with one accord.
could not henceforth meet them at any other
place than at the Hufiings. He fhould attend on
Atnuday, and expeeled they would turn the poll
in his favour. (Plawkr, Bravo! Bravo! alto
pc!!, Grokon.)

SOUTHWARK ELECTION.—On Saturday morn-
ir A the j.,:nt Committees of Melfrs.THoaNTns and
stir, and tllc:r iends.afTembled at St.Marga-
rct's•itili, for the pu-1v.:7:. of chairing them. About
half-patt ciev2ll Mr. 'ft-forth-row arrived from his
houle at Clapham, an.; 7ce being given that the
proccilion was ready to move, Mr. 'l'.WRnev came
out from his Committee•roara in
ings, aud feared himfelf in a fociahle dr-Awn by
four bays and drove by two poilillions drelieti in
fky blue latin jackets ; the horfes were richly de-
corated is the fame colour ribbons. Jua as the
holies entered the Borough, the populace began
to huzza, which sauced them to turn retlive; the
ca:-iage was on the point of being overturned, but
fcrtunately no accident happened. About twelve
o'clock the procefflon began to move in grand ca-
valcade, in the following order :
Chntleman on Horfehack, with the Ribbons of both
Candidates in his Hat. as Condudtor,
Two Parifh Beadles,
Fourteen !lags,
Flags,
A Band of Mae,
A Flag, with " Thornton and Commerce" on it ;
Mr. '1 bonitos, In a Sociable drawn by four Bays;
Ten Horfemen.
Mr. Thornton', Carriage,
Eighteen Horfemen.
Mr. Thornton's Brother, M. P. fur Colcheiter, in his Coterie ;

Twelve Carriages,
Which finifhed Mr. TimaN-rox's Proceffion. It
was followed by that of Mr. To ERN EY.
Four Horrancn, tic horks richly decorated with ribbosoi
Seven Flags,
Sewn Horfernen,
A Band of Mufte,
A la- Mc no!e Flag, with the Cap of Liberty at the top of each,
and infcraxd ou it "Tierney and the Freedom of Eledtkia

Twelve Horfemtn.
Mr. Tli rney's Carriage,
Ten florfemen.
Two Sociable, filled with Mr. Tierney's Friends,
Thirty Horirmen,
A great number of I. leetors on Foot,
Ten Carriage,.
They moved along the Borough towards Lon-
don bridge, down Tooley Itrecr, through the prin-
cipal Ilreets of the parithes of St. Saviour's, St.
Thomas's, St. Olave's, and St. John's. Then
r.tm: out into the Borough again by the back of
St. Thomas's Hofpital, and proceeded through
the tli:;h-areet and Blackman-amt. The win.
deot.s of the houfes were filled with Ladies, who
Liiited them by_ waving of ribbons and white

them as they paftel They 6eu prneseded
St. George's
-fields through St.. George's parilh,
down the 'Kent Road, up Kent-ftreet. and re-
turned to St. Margaret's-hill. It rained for above
an sour, which incommoded them very much, hut
did not prevent them from proceeding. A numblr
of Gentlemen wore the ribbons of both Candi-
dates. Mr. TIERNEY, and between five and fix
hundred of his friends, then adjourned to the
Horns, at Kennington, to dinner, where a tem-
porary building was ereaed on the howling-green
for their accommodation. Jottm At.t.cocx, Efq.
was in the Chair.

After dinner the Chairman gave—
The King, 61Zeen, and Royal Family.
The Rights of Proplelwith three times three.

The Friends of Pratical Freedom.
The Elenors of the Borough of Southwark, apd the good
Women thereof, with three times three.

•
The Triumph of Virtue and Independence.
Profperity to the B. rough of Southwark.
George Tivrney, Efq.: our worthy Reprefentatlve, and long
may he lire to enjoy ad fituation. It was drank with three
times three, and loud applaufe.
Mr. Ti ERN ET left the meeting about ten o'clock,
amiclil the plaudits of the whole company.

HIRTFORDSHILF.-.—The ele.ftion for the County
of Hertfordibire commenced on Saturday. WIL-
LIAM PLUMMER, Erg. was put in nomination by
Mr. BYDr.

Mr. BAKER was nominated by Mr. MIDAIRIC.
The lion. P. LAMBE was propofed as a Candi-
date,in oppofition to Mr. BAKER, by Mr. HALE. I
In the opinion of our Correfpondent, the (hew of
hands was decidedly in favour of Mr.Pt.o sit and ;
Mr. LAMB. The Sheriff, however, gave it for
Mr. PLUME& and Mr. BAKER. A poll was de-'
manded.

At the clofe of the poll the numbers were—
win. Romer, Efq. 95 it
Wm. Baker, Efq. 469
The Hon. P. Lambe - 465—Adjourned.
The poll will finally dole this day.
EAST GRIMSTEAD.—The final (late of the Poll
is as follows:

Sir Hairy Strachey, Bart. 9 I John Froft,Efqo—Burgage 3
Daniel Giles, Efq. - 9 { Scot and Lut - la

The inhabitants paying Scot and Lot offered,
themfelves, and
.12 were admitted on the poll,
which the returning officer agreed made a majo-
rity for Mr. FROST, if their right fhould be eflab-
lifhed, and therefore unneceffary to poll any more;
but he quellioned their right, and made his return
of the two firß Gentlemen. Of courfe there will
be a petition.
PLymou-ru.—On Friday came on the eleslion for
two Members to Reprefent the Borough of Ply-
mouth in Parliament, when Sir WILLIAM &roan,
one of the late Members, was re-eleEled, and Pa I-
LIP LANGMEAD, Erg. of that town, brewer, wa4
elated in the room of Mr. GLANVILLE, late item-
ba-, who declined offering his cervices again.—
There being no oppofition, the bufinefs was over
in lefs than an hour, without the leall tumult or
confufion.

PORTSMOUTH.—On Wednefday, in purfuance
of notice from the Mayor, the eleclion of Mem•
hers for this borough came on at the Guildhall.—
As loon as the ufual routine bufinefs was, gone
through, Sir JOHN CARTER, in a fhort, appro-
priate fpeech, propofed the Hon. THOMAS ER..
SKINE, obferving, that as he had reprefented the
Borough for many years, and ever (hewn himfell
a friend to the principles of our happy Conßitu-
tion, as ellablithed at the glorious Revolution in
t6BB, he had no doubt that the Member he pro.
pofed would be confidered worthy of being again
chofen.

ME. ALDERMAN GOLDIIOII exprelred himfelf to
be highly gratified in having to fecond Sir JOHN
CARTER in propofing Mr. Ets KIN a. He obferved,
that if it was the Mt time of his being named to
the Electors, the cbarafter of Sir Jonw CARTER, he
prefitmed, would be a fufficient recommendation
to influence their choice; but this being the fourth
time Mr. ERSK►NE had appeared before them,
having reprcfentcd the Borough near zo years,
and during that time Itedfafily adhered to the
principles that firft recommended 11:m to their
notice, that they retaining .the fame principles,
would, no doubt, again think him entitled to their
fiipport.

Mr. Alderman GAMES then propofed the
Hon. Capt. MARKHAM, obferving that the unani-
mity of the late cemmon hall on his nomination
was a fnfficient teftimony of their approbation of
him as one of their reprefentatives. Being fe-
conded ;17 the Rev. Mr. CUTH BELT, and no oppo-
fition being inade, the Mayor, after waiting the
ufual time, dectired both candidates duly eleEted.
Mr. Easxin a then role and addreffed the Elec-
tors. He expreffed himfelf as feeling the greateft
poflible fatisfaftim on being again honoured with
their choice. He azlverted to the principles by
which his Parliamentary cc Mu& had been guided,
and which, during a mo( eetraordinary period.
had been maintained by the Cori,oration of Portf-
mouth with the molt honourable inctvendence.—
To them, he confeired, he had looked 24 an ex.
ample. He claimed no merit to himfelf ; it was
only neceffary for him, in order to ae in the true
fpirit of the Conflitution, to tread in their Reps.
He expatiated on the difficulties with which the
Magiftracy of fo populous a place mull have had
to contend, and the laudable manner they had
conducted themfelves on all occalions ; he con&
dered their fuffragcs fo great an honour, that had
he not been returned for Portfmouth on the pre-
fent occafion, he Would have declined going again
into Parliament. He Paid he Would waive the con-
fideration of politics. We had arrived at that aul
picious period when the duty of a Member of Par-
liament was a very plain one. What we had to
do was to fecure_ the continuance of Peace, and,

to cultivate its bleffings by every poffible meansi
in our power ; to preferve a good underflanding
with other nations, and to prevent all grounds for
jealoufy. It would be neceffary to praaice (eco-
nomy, and by means of a finking fund to leffen
the expences necefrarily incurred by the late war.
Captain MARSHAw Paid, bis worthy colleague
had fo ably pointed out the duties of a Member of
Parliament, with whole opinion, in that refpea,
he perfealy accorded, that there was nothing left

choofing him their reprefentative, an henonr 11.2
fhould ever highly appreciate and ran:mber with
gratitude ; and c me t.deJ by laying he thoitid en-
deavour by.his conduct to merit their fii;):l4itt.
Ilutirrot. EarcT,os, JULY heartily
and fincercly do ..vz cntlgreulate our Citi-
zens on the gorsd humour in which the El.:tlion
for Reprefentatives in Par;iatrent for this cit y, has
happily terminated, and we moil fervently with
that nothing may ever arife to diilttrb that good-
will and harmony, which at meteor prevail here,
and which contribute fo effemially to the happinefs
of all ranks of people. Having received from the
friends of each of the Gent! men who have been
eleaed, an account of the proceedings on the cc-
cation, we are called upon by that
which is incumbent on us, to ;relent ow Iteadol
with both ltatements:
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE. CHARLES BRAGdE'S
RE-ELECTION.

On Saturday morning laft this Gentleman was
met at Mr. Alderman Dauarny's honte, near;
Durdham-llown; by a molt refpeaable and very
numerous body of EleCtors, his friends, to efcort
their favoutitt.Candidate into the City, :and the
cavalcade on the occafion was lila, as mull have
been highly gratifying to him. It confitied of
nearly teventy carriages, befides a confiderahle
number of freemen on horfehack and on foot, all
decorated with blue ribbands, as were alfo the
carriages and horfes.
Mr. BRAGGE was limed in a phaton, drawn by
fix horfes, the pofiillions very handfomely drefted
in blue filk jackets and helmets, and was thus
tilhered into the city and attended to the Council
Houk, where he alighted, and from thence pro.
ceeded to the Exchange, amin the loudeft accla.
mations of the multitude. He there addreffed the
Citizens in a concile and manly fpeech, thanking
them for their pall fupport, and declaring himfelf
again a Candidate for the high honour of repre-
fenting them in Parliament, which was received
with fuch a burft of applaufe, as flrongly indicated
the fuccefs which followed. Sir FREDERICK MOR-
TON EDEN, Bart. alfo on that day declared him.
fell a Candidate for the honour, but on the nomi-
nation of Mr. BAILLIE by a very refpeßable and
numerous body of EleCtors in the Whig Intereft,
who met at the Allembly Room on Monday even-
ing, the Right Worfhipful the Mayor in the Chair,
Sir FREDERICK, in a very handfome and liberal
addrefs, declined a conteft, and thus contributed
to preferve that molt definable objeft, the peace of
the city; which, from the &II moment the dia.°.
lotion of the laft Parliament was talked of, had
been the unanimous with and defire of the Gentle-
men of the White Lion Club, to cultivate by every
means in their power.

On Tuefday morning, Mr. Baacc F, attended
by a great number of his friends, proceeded to
the Huftings at Guildhall, when Mr. Alderman
DAUSENY nominated him as a candidate, and Mr.
Alderman DANIEL feconded the nomination,
which was very warmly received by the Elcaors
prelint, and no other Candidate being propofed,
betides Mr. BAILLI a, the Sheriffs called for a thow
of hands, and then declared the ,Hon. CHARLES
BRAGG& and Eva); &smut?, Efq. to be duly
eleeed, upon which the Hall was shaken, almutt
to its foundation, by the tumult of applauie.
On Wednefday morning both the Members
were chaired as ufual, through fome of the prin-
cipal Ilreets of the city, and a more numerous
and refpeaable body of the Eldlors never at-
tended fuch a procafion, than Mr. &acne had
the pleafure to obferve enrolled under his colours
on the prefent occalion. Mr. BRAGG E and about
150 of his friends afterwards dined together, in
the Great Room at the White Lion, where Mr.
LUCE ferved up a very excellent dinner, and a
more joyous and convivial meeting was never
witncffed. Its refpeetability will be heft fhewn
by naming come of the chalaaers of which it was
compofed, viz.
I'he Mott Noble the Marquis of Woreefter, the Right Hon.
Lord de Clifford. Lard Edward Somerfet; Mr. Sheriff Vaughan,
Mr. Alderman Dattbeny, Mr. Alderman Daniel, Dr. Mon-
cricife, Dr. New, Captain Tobin, Sam. Birch, lames Ireland,
John Maxie, Richard Haynes, Thomas Haynes, jaws Tobin,
H. H. Tobin, Anthony Palmer Collings, Stephen Cave, John
Cave, John Monte, Wm. Parton., C. Harford, Wm. Tyler,
John Lambert, Edw. Parker, S. Oliver, Lionel Oliver, Wm.
Oliver, Thomas Eagles, Thomas Cole, Richard Fowler, Edw.
Rolle Clayficld, J. New, —.. Staunton, Samuel Shute, Wm.
Dowell, lase Cooke, John Daubeny, Robert Bulb, John Bunt,
Richard Pearfall, Joel' Gardiner Charles Ridout, Elton,
John Dowell, JamesGeorge, Thomas liellicar, 'aleph Belli-
car, James Lewin, Thomas Leman, Williams, Wm.
Tanner, and Wm. Perry, Elva Mars. Norton, Salmon, Hope,
Hall, John Gardiner, Richarelfon, G. Saunders, Lucey, Smith,
W*m, Hartley, Corfu, Ryland, Rad ford, Edgar, Jeffery. Bam-
fa4 Jackfon, Wiltadre, Conlitaing, Canton, &c. fee. &e.
Among the numerous loyal and conßitational
toafts which were drank after dinner, were the
following, each with three times three cheers, ex-
cept that of Mr. Prrr, which was followed by
three times three thrice repeated, and fuch a tit.
malt of approbation as cannot fail to be ,gratify-
ing even to that great Statefman, fhould he hear
of it. To evince Hill further the high fenfe this
meeting entertained of the 'part fervices of this
Patriot Minifter, on a motion being made for a
put: is dinner in hOnour of him, every Member in-
Handy gb!afcribed his name to attend it, and a
Committee was thofen to fix on the day and to fu-
perintend and conduel !be hufinefs of it :
Claimer; and ICING--Ql2.mtat and FAMILY—The Right
Honourable Charles Bragge—Evan Itaillle, Efq.—The Duke
of York and the Army—The Duke of Beaufort—Mar-
quis of Woreelter—Lord de Clifford... Lend Edward Somerfet
—Mr. Pitt—Mr. Addington—Sheriff Vaushan—Mayor and
Corporation—Alderman Daubeny—Alderman Daniel--Bilhop
of Brlttol--True Blue—Lord St. Vincent and ;be Navy—Sir
Sidney Smith—Sir James Saumareztord Negon—Lord
Hutchinfon—William Diekinfon,Efq. and Suceefs to h.lill In the
County of Somerfet--General Rooke, and fuceefs to Nth In
the County of MonmouthAbfent Members of the StaYaft
Society—Profperity to the City Of Briftol—.The Manufactures
of Great Dritais—TM Wooden Walls of Old England—The
Tars of OldEngland—The Gentlemen of the late Briltol Vo-
lunteer Carps; any k be bag before we forget, and long before
we have spilt imam for their fervlees---The Committee ap-
ttgtfor Mr. Pitt's Dinner... Matthew Brickdale, Efq.
a Angers of the Stedfaft Society.
In the conrfe of the evening a deputation of
three Gentlemen from Mr. &mita and his friends
at the Bunt Tavern were introduced to Mr.
BIAGGI and his friends at the Lion, to Rate that
the r had drank Mr. Ba AOO ea health, who having

ed Intz74s of the Company: Mr. Alderman Da tt•
BEVY, Mr. Alderman DANIEL, and J...xt s TOR N,
Eft. were then deputed to convey a fonilat
fage from Mr. Bit/tont.: and his friends to Mr.
NILOt ar.d the Gentlemen with hi:n at the BALI)
w!tere they were very politely greetA by
Ole new Member, the Mayor, and all the corn.
pany prefent, who cheered them incelftntly for it
vo y coniiderAble lehgth of time even after they
ctiitted the room.