Star.
London, England, 1802-07-03 00:00:00

SOLTHWARK MTETING.

A Meeting of the Eledors of the Bormigh of
Southwark was hcld yellerday, at the Court 1-611,,
for the pupae of nominating two Candidates for
the Reprelentatiou rd the Borough in the enftlin;:
Parliament. Mr. l'isam EY, Mr. THORNTON, and
Sir THOMAS TURTON, were feverally propoid,
and each of them addreffed the Meeting, which
was very numerous. The thew of hands was then
taken, when the majority appeared decidedly in
favour of Mars. T'HJ}:srow and T....;.v. Sir
Timm As TORTow, however, declared his intention
cf aiiisling the event of a Poll.

By the Diffolution of Parliament, the Revenue
is confiderably benefited in regarti to Franks, that
privilege cealing entirely (except in regard to
Newfpapers) till the 24th of the prefent month,
when the Peers recommence their privilege of re-
ceiving and fending their letters, and the Cern-
mons as loon as they arc returned.
To be guided by what is called the IN PENDEN r
INTEREST, a man is more likely to lofe what fia.•.:
be may have at home, than obtain on; throug!,
their means in Parliament.

The &It reduction in the price of Polling on the
North Road WAS made at the Reia Deer, at Dow_
caller, where the charge for fume time part has
been limited to one Shilling per Mile.
NORWICH ELactiorr.—The Freemen in the In.
terelt of the Right Hon. W. WINDHAM and
.1.
FRERE, Efq. arc informed that the Elcainn fur
the City of Norwich will take p'ace on Monday
next, the sth of July, at Eight o'Clock in the
Morning, and that it is expeeted the Poll will
finally dole on the fame day.
The Colchefter Election comes on on Monday
next. Mr. TUEFKELL has declined !larding.
Mr. Anams, of the Admiralty,. and /slr.
BINSON, will be returned for Harwich.
Mr. BAKER and Colonel BLAIR have offered them.
felves Candidates for Maldun, in oppofition to Mr.
WEvrt. s: and Mr. STRVTT•

The E:eaion of Members for the Univerfity cc
Cambridge is fixed for Monday next.
C. A. CSUCKITT, Efq. and Sir A. S. Hp.mmosn,
Bart. have arrived at Ipfwich. The Eleaion
Members for that Borough will commence on
Monday next.
Mixes PETER ANDREws is gone down to Beard.
ley—Lord VALENTIA oppoles him.
A third Candidate having flatted at ltfaiditor.e,
General DiLANCEr -has declined entering into a
conteff.

Mr. 'eAllAtC has flirted for the Borough of
Woodflock. The contell proulifes to be fevere.
The Eledion for Worcester is fixed for Monday
next. _ _ _

The conteft for Exeter has at prefent a threaten-
ing alped: 'the Candida!es arc, Sir C. W. BA MP.
V Y LDS, Bart.; Mr. GIL 4N G Win:l-Madan; ;
and J. Burm, Efq. of Downs.

_ .
Gird BROOKE and Mr. MILLS are canvaling
the Borough of Warwick, without oppofition ; Mr.
GAUSSEN having declined.
The new Candidate for the County of Warwick
in the room of Sir Joint Moanautyr, who retiree,
iS DUCIDALS STRAIT/ORR DpGpASLI., Efq. of Me-
revale.

Lord }ham', the precut Member, and Lord
C. VITZ ROY, will he returned Members for BurT
St. Edmandis, without oppofitioa.
Mr. F sic u ssoN offers himfelf for Sudbury.
For Devizes, the CHANCELLOR of the EIC HZ-
utlt and Mr. JOSHUA SMITH Come ia without up-

Mr. G. SoTrots and Mr. Watcaca are to be
the Members for Brantl,cr.
At Great Maslow, Mr. Wlttlasss will be roc-
ccfsful.

At Bewdley, the Hon. Mr. Lvrrtsrot4, the f:-
cond fon of Lord LYTTLETON, will be chni:n.
At Reading, the old Membets will be retu:rei
without oppolition.
Mr. WATSON and Mr. JOHN BAKER, Whole
elthion in 1796 was fet alide on a charge nf bri-
bery, are likely to come in for Canterbury with-
out oppo'fition.
Sir FRANCIS SYKES comes in without oppoaion
for the Borough of Wallingford.
HUGH MASSEY, Efq. has declined Banding for
the county of Clare, Ireland.
W. A. MADDOCKS, Efq is a Candidate for Do;
ton, in Lincolnfhire. _ _ _

I'he Hon. JOHN COST, Inn of Lord
BROWNLOW, and the Hon. ROBERT CURZON, are
likely to be the Members for Clitheto.

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Mars. MOORE and PRINSEP Rand candidates
for Qiieenborough, on the oppotition fide, ..nd
Admiral Palms and Mr. SERJEAN 7f on the i'lialf-
terial.

Mr. SPENCER SMITH, brother to Sir SIDNEY
SMITH, is the Gentleman who oilers himfelt as a
Candidate for Dover.

The oppofition that has been flailed at Wey-
mouth and Melcembe Regis, has very mach
alarmed Sir W. PULTENEY, whofe int] ..ticuce has
returned the four Members, though he never (pent
a fhilling in thole Boroughs. The principal inha-
bitants hope to carry two new Members.
The preparations for the election at Bridgewater
arc carrying on with uncommon a,e;ivity. The
Candidates are, Mr. HARCOURT and Mr. AGNEW,
M. P. for Stockbridge, in oppofition to Mr. Po-
COCK, nephew of Bail POULETT, and Mr. ALLEN,
the fitting Members.
Sir THOMAS TIOUBRIDGE and T. J:Rvi:,
the Candidates for Yarmouth, were drawn into
that town by the freemen, attended by a raft con-
courfe of people, with colours tivintr and drums
beating. They paraded round the town in tri-
umph, as the prefent Members have ticciillA the
contelt. The eleelion will commence un 'roc fday
next.

Mr. HENNIKFR MAJOR, wli,l has been fpokcn
of as 0r,:.! ni the Candidates for the Cminty of EC-
lex, has pn6licly declined his interaioi, ~f declir.-
ing a Cowell: and 14Ir. i'vioNTA4;nE litixooyNF,
who a Ilion time liace pnbliihed att Advcrtife-
ment, in which he declared hi had no intention
to becranc a Candidate, has now offered
Tile other Candidates are Mr. 1-14.fiKui.sti_Chiz-