Star.
London, England, 1812-10-15 00:00:00

?he Independent votes of Ms fellow-citizen& .:He
hould be at his post, and if the Livery, on Any fit-
- ire occasion, thought he could <erve them, they
might command I:is best exert•or.s.
Mr, Alderman Woon shiirtly expressed his thanks
.) dais f iends for they kind .ind able ~rapport ; —and
maised the imparrialety of his own Committee. He
,Iluded in strong terms to the influence exerted by the
East India Company, and to that strong bias which
very mitts telt to promote his own interest in npposi.
tion to his better notions of duty. (Atp/ause.)
Thanks Were then voted Unin.m-usly to the She-
riffs, and the Meeting WAS the. dissolved.
The following is the list of plumpers polled at the
late City election :
WAITHDIAN • - 142 COR le
CAssa - - 77 WOOD • • 52
Ski AW • 61; ATKINS • • 44
On the list day's poll, r. WAITHMAN obtzined a
majority of 40 over Mr. Alderman ATKINS.
The coincidence in the numbers of the Liverymen
of London, who have polled at the City Elections f
the last 50 year, is very sti king at the dose ,of the
elec ion on Mo ,d ty ; 'he numbers v hich voted
for Alderman COMM: (and we presume nnnly the
whole of the L'very polled for h In, as he st u<t highest
on the list) were 5125. At the Gener Il Eh.ction in
1761, 5797 polled fir the favourite candidate ; in
1768, 5697 polled in like mantwr ; And at the elec.
tion for City Clidmberla'n, in 1776, 5597 polled.
WINCH ESTER, OCTOBER he electon ffly the
county of Hams came on here this Jay. Wu. Clams,
Esq. was proposed by Sir Jottx Portsx, and secon-
ded by Sir THOMAS RICH; THOMAS F. REATHeOI R.
Esq. was proposed by Mr Sistesow,, and seconded by
Mr. BLACKBURNE, M. P.; and Mr. WIWI'S...CoII.
BETT was roposed by Mr. JuNES, and seconded by
Mr. PETER FINNERTY.

There was the most respectable and numerous ail-
semblage of Freeholders ever known here. Mr. For.
NERTY, after decl.tring he ware Freeholder, made a
long speech, which was received with hisses, and cries.
of 4, Of! Off" &c. Mr. CC:BRETT also held forth
for a long time, and was received in the same manner.
After which the Sheriff desired a shew of
.hands for
%fr. Csitrrkwhich was nearly universal. There was
a like demonstration in favour of Mr. ilearscors.—
For Colmar? very few hands were held up indeed.'
Mr. H!ATHCOTE is confined to his bed by indipo•
sition. -His brother, a Captain in the Royal Navy.
was chaired in his room, with Mr. CHUTE, amid
shouts of applause.
BERKSHIRE State of the Ist, 2d, and 3d day's poll:
Dundas, Neville, Hallett.
256 183 50
311 430 73
111 79 46
Total, 658 494 . 149
OXFORD Crrv.--:Seventh day (Wednesday).—At
the close of the poll this day the numbers were, for
Mr. Wright 897—Mr • Lockhart ao4-44r. Eden 74a .
LIVERPOOL.—State of the Pull uu Tucday even-
ing (fifth day):
Canning • psi Creevl y - 1168
I Brougham - 894 Gascoyne • $64
BRISTOL ELECTION.—SIR SAMUEL ROIIILLY has
withdrawn himself from thecontest.
PftaVros, OCTOBER 12.—Our Candidates are, Mr.
HORNET, eldest son of the late Rector of Winwick.
in the Derby interest, Lord STANLEY having offered
himself for the county ( Lancaster; Mr. Honftocas,
in the Corporation interest; andir. biat New, bro-
ther to the late Colonel HANsost, of Manchester, in
what is called the independent interest. On the close
of the Pint on Saturday night, being the fourth daz,
the numbers were

Fiz day, .
Second day, .
Third day, -

Hornby, 440 I Horrock4, 440 I Harmon, 422
Considerable damage was done on tiat►Yrday night
last, by an enraged mob. Ftw of the public houses
opened by Hornby and Horrocks (these candidates
having coalesced), escaped from damage, most of tha
windows, shutter., Sm. being complet?ly demolished.
The Mayor's house (Mr. '1 ravers) :offered as much
as any.

SUMEX.—Yesterday the Election for two Repre-
sentatives in Parliament for the County of Sussex
took place at Lewes, when Sir GODFREY Wxosma,
Bart. and WALTER Bunnem,,Esq.,were unanimously
elected. Never did greater unanimity prevail at any
County Meeting, and the Members, particularly Sie
GODFREY Wens Ten, were hailed with the most en-
thusiastic applause. Sir. GODFRE.I WEBSTER was pro--
posed by Sir CECIL BISHOP and seconded by THOMAS
PHILLIPS LAMB, Esq. the Member for Rye. Mr.
BURRELL WAS proposed by INico THOMAS, Esq. and
seconded by CHARLES FoRsTER GORING, Esq. An
awkward occurrence took place previous to the Elec-
tion, but it was not attended with any &lions conse-
quence. The Hustings, erected in front of the County
Hall, suddenly gave way from the great pressure upon
them, but fortunately no person was hurt. The com-
pany assembled then adjourned to the Nisi PriusCourt,
where the election took place, without the least hin-
drance, The late Sir G. Wensunt was deservedly be-
loved by all ranks and descriptions of people through-
out the whole of the emended limits of this county.
The amiable qualities of the father are far from
being obscured in the disposition of his descendant.—
The same spirit, in fact, seems to actuate him, and to
emanate from bis determinations ; and, with such
powerful advocates in his favour, the result of his
election wok lorrg since anticipated, and his success
ensured.

Yonestunz MttTINO.—A v.ery numerous Meeting
of the Freeholders of Yorkshife was held nn Monday,
at the Castle Yard, York, to 'nominate Candidates
for the County of York, at the ensuing election. The
High Sheriff (Sir T. &mosey) having opened the
business of the Meeting, Sir F. L. WOOO proposed
Lord MILTON as a Candidate ;he was seconded by .
WILLIAM Wnurrsozi, Esq. of Leasworth. Sir R.
D'ANCEY HILDTARD, of Sedbury, near Richmond,
proposed J. A. STUARTWORTLYV, Esq. of Wortley.,
hall, near Sheffield ; and wars seconded by lelirteiwilk-
Esq. of Rise, near Hull.' HALL Koran, Esq. of
Bilton, then proposed the Hon. H LAscet.oes, which
eras seconded by the Hon.Wvrise Beu.Asyse. The
Candidates then respectively addressed the Free.
holders. Mr. LASCIELLIS disclaimed the idea of being
in toe slightest degree accessary to his being put in
nomination ; but as the law was imperative, that a
person elected should be compelled to serve, he said,
that if elected, he should cettaitily perform hii
but would take no steps to procure his election. On
a chew of hands' the Sheriff dec)ared th numbers to
be in favour of Mr. *immune and Mr. LANCILLLIM.
Lord Mwrox decLareJ his intention to stand a polk:

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