Star.
London, England, 1802-08-04 00:00:00

NEW PARLIAMENT.

MEMBERS RETURNED.
Aberdeen, faverbervie, Etc.—James Farquhar, Efq.
Anitruther, Bait and Weft, Bte.—Gen. Alm. Campbell.
Bruntinand, Kingharn, &e.--Sir Jas. St. Clair Lniti-le.
Witt—Right Hon. Win. Wickham.
Ennis—Right Hon. James Fitzgerald.
Glafgow, Dumbarton, &c.—Ales. Honftoo, Efq.
Haddiogtoo. &e.—Hon. T. Maitland.
Peebles, Selkirk, &e.—CoL Wm. Dixon.
Rothefay, Ayr, &e.—John Campbell, Efq.
CITY or DUBLIN.—At the clofe of the poll on
Friday, the numbers were as follow :
For John Claudius Beresford, Efq. - 1309
John Latouche' Efq. - s Lys
Right Hon. George Ogle - 890
Jonah Barrington, Efq. 355
COUNTY OF CLARE.—At the clofe of the poll
the numbers Rood as follow :
For Colonel Burton .
Sir E. O'Brien - 535
Colonel M`Donnell - - 474
WATERFORD.—At the clofe of the poll on Wed-
nefday, the numbers Rood as follow
•
For Sir John Newport, Dart. - 104
Wm. Congreve Alcock, Efq. - 102

Extrat from a letter, dated Llandilo, Aug. z.
" The poll clofed at three o'clock, according to
the diredions of the A& The Sheriff returned Mr.
WILLIAMS duly elated. Notice was given to him
that a great number of votes (at leaft so) remain.
ed unpolled for Mr. PAX TOW • and more than 120
new remain on the poll, tok eleeitidby the Sberff's
for.—Mr. Perrow addreffed the Elelors ffiortiv In
thefe words: 4 Grateful for the animated and firm
fupport you have afforded me, and fatisfied that
I have the majority of legal votes upon the poll,
exclufive of thofe undecided and unpolled, I can-
not fuller even the return of a Sheriff to deprive
yon and me of our undoubted rights : feeling it,
therefore to be my duty to ;alert in the proper
place thofe rights, I !hall perform it with cheer-
fulnefs and alacrity. No man, who Was witneffed
the proceedings in this place, or who ffiall hear of
them in another, can poffibly doubt that I am
entitled to the return ; and I am confident that
the refult will be in my favour.' The major*
declared by the Sheriff was 46, after a poll of is
days.

The late Right Hon. Isaac BARRS died pof-
felled of no more than 24,0001. a moiety of which
he has bequeathed to the Marchioncfs of Towas-
H END.

It is rather fingular that the fame week two ma-
niacs got out of Bedlam, two men were mad enough
to efcape from the celebrated manfion under the
Government of Mr. Aats, and have not yet had
thefiafi to be re-taken.
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The LORD MAYOR went down to Rochefter late
on Friday night with the LADY MAYORESS and a
party of Ladies. Several of the Aldermen and
City Officers embarked on board the Trinity yacht
on Saturday morning, which went down to Up-
nor Caftle, &c. to atcertain the City bounds, and
they afterwards returned to the Crown, at Ro.
chefter, to dinner, where an elegant entertainment
was provided.

Yefterday forty-five Gentlemen were fworn into
the Commillion of the Peace in aid of the Civil
Power for the County of Surrey at the Public Of-
fice, Union Hall, and other places, before Mr.
SHELTON, Clerk of the Peace.

Ycfferday there being tome apprehenfiou of a
riot at the Lnwer Gate, belonging to Mr. Blitt•
MAIO, fhip builder, among the caulkers, who flood
againff their mailers for tome privileges, three Ma-
Orates attended, with near two hundred eon ffa-
Lies, to fupprefs any tumult that might arife. For-
tunately notiimult,took place, as the journeymen
and mailers aVeed to refer their differences to ar-
bitration.

Aiken, yerterday, Rood in the pillory, oppo.
fite his honfe, in Cattle.ltreet, Leicefter-fields, for
felling indecent prints.
' A few days fince a filverfmith in Oxford Road
was defrauded of a confiderable quantity of plate
by means of forged drafts, by a perfon affuming
the character of a Lieutenant Colonel, about 4o
years of age. He is fufpated of having defraud-
ed a great number of tradefmen both in town and
country. • _ _ _ _ _

We have received a letter from Madras, by the
EARL Howe, containing the following account of
the inflallation of the Nabob Azom UL DOWLAH
on the Mufnud of the Carnatic. His Highnefs
entered the Durbar between the Right Hon. the
Governor, Lord CLIVE, and his Excellency the
Vice-Admiral, preceded by Jostasi WEBB Efq.
the Chief Secretary to Government, and followed
by his Excellency Lieut.-General STUART, and
the other Members of Council. He was then in-
yelled with the inlignia of his elevated nation by
the Right tlonourable the Governor, affifted by
the Admiral and the General. The fword was
the fait article of Rate with which his Highnefs
was decorated, on the pommel of which he retied
his hand in a molt graceful attitude, while he ad-
dread a short fpeech to his Lordthip in Perfiar.
He then prefented one hand to his Lordfhip, and
the other to his Excellency the Admiral, and af-
tended the Mufnitd. When his Highnefs was
feated, the Right Honourable the Governor occu•
pied a chair placed below, and on the left of the
Mufnnd ; on his Lordfhip's left fat the Admiral,
then the General, Mr. FALLOWFIRLD, the Gene-
rals of the Staff, &c. correfponding to this order;
and on the right of the Nabob fat Sir THOMAS
STRANGE; then Mr. PkTRIS, Mr. Jullice
GwtL-
LIM, Mr. JUIIICC SULLIVAN, the Adjutant and
Qartermafler General : the Secretary flood be-
hind, and officiated between the Right Hon. the
Governor and his Highnefs. After fume mutual
compliments, the new treaty with his Highnefs,
which had been previoully figned, was exchanged
in form. Lord Cr.tvi prefented it to his Highnefs,
who placed it by him on the Mufilud : the coun-
terpart was then put into the Nabob's hands, who
prefented it to Lord CtivE, by whom it was re-
ceived in a (landing pollute, and placed in Mr.
Wesa's bands. The ceremony concluded with
- h•prir.nnt. arc.