Star.
London, England, 1830-08-02 00:00:00

STATE OF POLLS.

CITY OF TORS, JULY 29. I
Barston
Dundee
Petro ........ ...... ..... 412

ITArroin, JULY 30.
J. Campbell, Hag B3
J. (Mebane, Hag • • 72
T. Hawker, .. 29
cAsTsimairifLos.) JUL. 31.
The Has. W. 'am0n....1334
Lord Fordwieh llOl
Mr. Ba
Mr. ha:pi:gage 8
bfr.
ILCUZIIITERAC. AZD),,JUL• 31.
Kerr....... ......... se
V. Talmaih .
A. Tahneah... 64
eLotrotatia, JULY •
Phillpotts 68
Webb ...
Cooper ... 11
JULYS'.

JULY 30.
Bayntuo
Dundas .. 1114
Pars .• • • 1063
OUILDYOID. JULY 30.
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Sumner

Notion

trims, JuLi 30.
199
Donovan ..i. 109
tik John Shelley-- lB3
INAIDITONS, 3111.1 r 36.
Robarts
Winebester 366
Rawlings . 182
NULL, JIILT 911.
liebonswan ..•• •
Wrightson ........ 686
G. Burke . ... 361

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Phillpetts •.. • • 's4
Webb • • 109
Cooper
ITAKIPOIRD, JULY 30.
Lord P. Cecil
18$
Charles Tennyson
1169
C. Chaplin ..• 36

HA/TIROS, JULY 31.
J. A. 'Wane.. .. 127
Otway Care .. .. 124
Sergeant Taddy
Planta
Fane
CITY OF OXFORD, JULY 31.
Hughes
liangston. 271
Lockhart ..

PONTZTRACT, JULY 90.
Sir C. E. Smith .. 84
The Han. H. 8. Jerningham 62
Lieut,CoL Torras .. 43
GREAT YARMOUTH, JULY 90.
Anson .. 618
Rumbold
Campbell ... 535
Preston ...
JULY 31.

DOVER, JULY 31.
Thomson .. 346
Ilaleocob
Sir J. R. Reid.. 317
JULY 31.

Anson ... ... 944
Humbold :PI 5
. .
Campbell ... ... 744
Preston ... • • 764
BRISTOL, JULY 31.
Davis .. ... 106
Baillie ... ... 1029
Prather°,

Thomson .
Reid Bll
Ilalromb .... 6lO

BOSTON, JULY 90.
Wilk, . .. 167
Malcumb ... . 156
Tunnard .. 64

SOUTHWARK ELECTION-SZCOND DAT.

The polling proeseded all day, up to four o'clock, with increas.
ing setivig. As the moment approached for the announcement of
the numbers, High-street presented a dense mass ; and a few mi-
nutes before the High. Bailiff appeared, the Duke of Wellington
was recognised, making his way with great difficulty through the
assembled multitude. His Grace was driving a cabriolet, and as
soon as he was perceived a passage was opened for him, his course
through which was greeted with loud and general applause, which
his Grace acknowledged by taking off his hat, and bowing as he
passed along. A quarter past four the numbers were declared as
follow :

For T. H. liarriss, Esq .. 337
For C. Calvert, Esq. .. 266
For Sir R. Wilson

Mr. Booms came forward, and congratulated the electors on
their success in the cause of Independence. He had been accused
of not having given any pledge that he would support reform In
Parliament—he would now tell them that the reform he would
support was such as would secure their rights, equally to the rich
and the poor, t.ot that wild and chimerical plan which went to pull
down the sacred bulwarks of the constitution.

Mr. CALVERT next attempted to address the electors, but owing
to the great uproar, we could catch but little of what he said. We
understood him to call upon them to point out what error he had
committed while their representative. He bad voted for reform in
Parliament, for the reduction of taxation, and in short, in favour of
every popular measure.
Sir H. WILSON could not disguise the surprise he felt at the state
of the poll, but he also recollected, that out of upwards of 3,000
electors, not more than 400 had tendered their votes, and be trusted
be would never see inconsistency become the watchword of South.
wark. lie (Sir R.) saw a placard calling upon the electors to
avenge themselves for the confiscation of their property, and vote
fur Harris and Calvert. He (Sk R.) would stand or fall by that
measure (the Beer Bill). He had voted against an injurious, pre-
judicial, and detestable monopoly—injurious to the poor and to the
public; by the abolition of which about 3,000,0001. of taxation
annually were removed from the labouring and industrious classes.
Ile appealed to their honesty—their justice; and he trusted the
linger of calumny would never be able to point to a line of shame
upon a brow round which the laurel had been twined.
The Court then adjourned to nine tiolock this day.
HASTINGS ELECTION.

IMPLIIIIIIMILZ PROCEEDING/.
The Mayor and Junta, assembled in Common Hall, proceeded
on Friday to the election of Members to serve in the new Podia-
mem', under the Lord Warden's After the usual formali.
ties were gone through, the Mayor, flederkk North, Eat called
upon the electors to nominate candidates. sfh Planta, Kat and
lien. Sir B. Fane, were then severally proposed and seconded by
manlier+ ssf the corporation.
Mr. Maws INOTON then rose, and aonsinated Robert Iftway
Cave, Esq. and was aeosaded by Mr. lt•binsoa, jun.
The Mayon asked if Mr. Manningien was an admitted %man
of the corporation 1 and being informed he was not, declined to ac-
cept his nomination, but said, the candidate was at liberty to pror
pow himself, shit* Mr. OstrAtel. • • •
Mt. ROBINSON then • Jahn Ashley Worlfi. Est and
the Willie objection being ins by the Mayor, Mr. Wane Arend
himself.
The poll was then dechisd open, and the mayor, jorats, and
freemen it the corporation present, yot.d for shelve Ant candidates.