Star.
London, England, 1830-07-31 00:00:00

SECOND DAY.

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Gurney 2.357 I Peel. l,';2;,
Grant
Gra . .. 2.277 (1/41,:bv ....
61.01,cESTER.—Fiat Dyes Poll :

rhillpoub GB i Webb 271 Cooper
DI IV ER --It itsT DAY.

C. P. Thompson, 3i5 I Sir J. Reid. 317 I Macomb, 322.
The statement of this day's poll conveys but a very imperfect idea of
the real state of the grounds, as Sir John Rae Reid's friends—the
out-dwellers—were not allowed to poll on the first day ; but we un-
derstand that two hundred and
fifty plumper. arrivid at Dover
at 9 o'clock this morning ; and it is es:laved that this evening's
poll will bear the record of Sir John Rae Reid's c mplete success.
WESTMINSTER ELECTION, Saturday, July 31. —Th.-
eleetiOn for two Members to serve in the ensuing Parham.. It
took place this afternoon, at twelve o'clock. The High Rail tr.
Sir Francis Burdett, John Cam Hobhuuse. E-11. aceintipa:.:A
by the usual authorities, entered the Hustings. The hissing a%d
hooting on the arrival of Sir FRANCIS and Mr. HollHousE, exceed
belief. The High Bailiff then went through the regular forms,
which could not be heard, in consequence of the uproar. Sir
Fitawcra BuItDET was then put in nomination as a fit and prop:;
person to represent this City, which was received with hisses and
applause. urirlg this time, several pieces of cabbages and turnips
were thrown upon the li ustings.The friends of Sir FRANCIS rallied,
but all in vain. The public voice was against him--such treatment
he never experienced before. After the tumult in some degree had sub-
sided, Sir F. Burdett endeavoured to obtain a hearing—'twas vain.
the noise icereased. He however proceeded, and said that he had
been endeavouring, during his political life, to benefit his country.
men. (No gammon, Sir Francis, from the crowd.) I have en.
deavoured to do justice to the Crown and people. (No such thing.
Sir Francis.) He went on for a long time in the same strain, but
not a word more could be Lewd. The shouts and groans of the
multitude were scarcely equalled. Mr. Hobbouse next addressed the
electors, with an equal share of chance of being heard. The green
flowers of the market were flying from all quarters on the hustings.
He spoke, but who heard ?—lie made promises, never to be broken.
Both Members returned thanks to the electors for the honour con.
(erred upon them.
BETFILIT.---Mr. Sykes has given the bag to Hull, and is the
third man at Beverley, where, say his friends, his election is sure.
An agent of his met the Beverley freemen resident in Leeds at the
CockAnd.Bottle public-house, tipper.head.row—Leeds Intelli-
gencer.

BittonEwarue.--The elector.' are said to be determined again
not only to send to Parliament their present Membcts, but to return
them with a grace of proceeding as honourable to the voters as it
must be flattering to their worthy Representatives--that is, without
allowing them to incur a shilling of expense.
Duman (City).—The requisition on Tuesday presented to Gtn.
R. Dawson is signed by MOW of the most influential and respectable
commercial names in this eity..—Preetnan's Journal.
MOSLEM Ea r.—The Right Honourable Sir J. Beckett, and Will.
Holmes. Esq. are returned.
Hrl.h.—nuguatutt H. O'Neili and Mr. Gisborne Burke are at
present the only candidates for Hull. Mr. Sykes having rtsigtied his
pretensions. Two other candidates are spoken of in the persons of
Mr. lleatiteote, late 111.1'. for Boston, son of Sir Gilbert Heatheote.
and a 111 r. Hopkinson.
CohcfrEsTen. —Mr. Sanderson has retired. The candidates
spoken of are Mr. C. Tower, 111 r. Heygate, Mr. Mayhew, and
Mr. Lockhart, son.in-law of Sir Walter Scott, and Editor of the
Quarterly Review.
CAMBRIIIDOE UNIVEOSITY.—The election takes place to.
morrow ; the return of Lord Palmerston and Mr. Cavendish eon.
pidered certain.

Castiatnot 111onoti6n.—The 3larquis Graham and Colonel
Trench are expedited to be re-elected.
Commando, COUNT'.—The return of Lord C. Manners
considered certain, and that the contest will be between Lord F.
G. I /*borne and Mr. Adeane.

CA II 11.1/111.E.—The return of Col. Lushington is said to be Cerld
and that the contest will be between Ur. Aglionby and 11r. P. H.
Howard.

Evssmatit —ln addition to Sir C. Cockerel] and Lord Kennedy,
Mr. A. Raphael has offered himself.
ILertmerra. -The election of the members for the borough ni
Mebane?, it fa stated, will take place on Friday next. The Hon.
F. Talmosh and the lion. A. Tannish (sons of Lord Mundugtovi.r)
both of whom represented that town in the last parlismeni, agaro
offer themselves as candidates.

LANCASHINE.—The election for this county takes place 0.1
Thursday, Aug. 5, and will end probably tier Itahle day.
LICHSIELD.—The election for this city comment-id yesterday.
Sir fieurge Anson and Mr. Vernon. the foi met Mcsithi rm. were put
in nomination by the 'ter. Dr. Ilarwood, and secoodt d by Capt.iin
the Hon. W. Anson, R.N. Sir Edward Semi, Bart stands un eh
Blue interest, and was proposed by the Rev. Chancelic.r haw, at d
seconded by Sir G. Chetwynd. Bart.
Ltvtarnoe..—ln consequence of Nlr. floskisson's illness, At
Right Hon. Stratford Canning appear s his representative
There is no opposition.—Lieds taielligencrr, Thinsday.
NtlrAlle NOTTS.— Mr. Srigtari Wlltlir has reso;ved orroppose
the Neseastk interest in this borough, which, it will be trent.
lectcd, the Learned flentlenum unsuccessfully co'•tcste,l with Mr.
Sadler. who succeeded Sir William Henry Clinton. in the Re-
presentation.
IIIiNTIPinDONSIIIIIE.—The candidates arc, discount Mande-
ville, eldest aor. of the Duke of Alaseteeer, and tine of the late
Members, Lord Strathaven„ son of the Earl of Ahn) nu, arid son.
in-law to the Alaiquis Conynghant. and .► pntlemaii t•snitd
Hooper. Lind Mandevilie successfully opposed John Russ. it 1.1
the last general election, when Mr. Fellows and hie Lordship
were returned.

BRISTOL Ent:cr tow —iteseterday ( vriday) 11144,4 the day up.
pointed for the nomination of the candidates, and at an early hear
the door of the Guildhall way ballet with inmen■e crowds of the it
'optative partizans. A limited nuilib,r (ten) of the tr!reds of each
cannid.ite were adnotted by the Sheriff'', by' a private rt.tta►ce. At
ten the dour way throll II t.pea, when a stem: of ent.fwion
which begot' all deycrip ton., ',Ail roan as some degree chin!' r
could be obtained, the writ was nod• and the. enrol Acts of Par.
'lament ; after *filch Richard Hart DaviY. Esq. watt pnq•o.ul amid
considerable applause. I:dw. Protheroe, jut,. Keg. way tit. n prepay/11
amidst the most tlealcisine planet:is, which 'natty' s,nue time, ard
prevented uy hearing any thing ht aid in a connected shape. Jana.
Evan raillie Esti was prs porad. but with much interruption tr, to
cries of " Slavery, and Juntas Acland. was propood
timid shout,. 'or laughter. fin the •how td hand• iftere were at
least fire to one in favour of Mr. limt, rose It .ippeared to us
that the next grgate.t bet ass in favour of 11r. Ihevis ; but
the Miknff. tho acted yety ininertially. Men/.d in floiour ut Mr.
Kolbe. Tlyi show way &tided to be, in favour of 'Mr. l'rotharoe
and 3lr. haillie,ilisn a poll was dentintlell by the hiands or Mr.
DIM,. The meeting wan to6,:n.adjourecOill tom wily, !Ste urJav)
morning, to Queemytreare; here .bomits. lime been sweated. The
own is in a mate tit druid uT PrOabilrOS is tit.
the popular candidate.