Star.
London, England, 1806-11-17 00:00:00

CITY OF DUBLIN.

Lea Tuefday the Eleaion for the City of Dublin
commenced. Several booths were ereaed round the
Seflions-houfe, in Grecn.ttreet, and Deputies ap-
pointed by the Sheriffs to refide in them, for the
purpnfe of taking the votes with the greater facility.
When the Candidates, who were attended by
their friends, had arrived at the Huflings, they were
refpalivelypropofed as proper perfons to ferve in Par.
liament for the tailing SefGon ; Mr. Grattan by Mr.
Findlay, the Banker ; Mr. Latouche by the Lord
Mayor; and Mr. Shaw by the Hon. Robert Moore.

—The Candidates then addreffed the Eleflors. It
was propoied that they fhould poll in the ufual way,
by tallies of five etch ; but this was objected to by
Mr. Shaw, unlefa he fhould be allowed to poll ..wo
tallies for each one polled by the other, or that he
fhould be allowed to come up to them if they got a-
head of I.fm, by the fecond votes cf Grattan going to
Lat.miche, and rke verfa. The latter Gentleman,
however, rejened this proprifitton, and, af:er much
time was loft in arguing the point, the officers cause

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tes reht;on of taking the votes as they came. In
confaqu nce of this, there was nothing but c-nfufion
the entire day, sad when the poll was clofeJ for the
day, the to:11 numbers were—
For Mr SIIAR _ 95
Mr. GRATTAN • So
Mr. 1 wrovems 75
Mr. C on leaving the Seffinns hniire. was
furrnunded and cheered by the populace, with the
greateß enthufiafm.
WednifdAy, the Candidates, with •heir friends.
pr. seeded to the Hollings—and Its •,ly after ten
o'clock. the Elation proceeded. At th elate of the
poll the numbers Rood thus
Far Mr. Oa atsas •
Mr i.grorpext
Mr an aw

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ass
salt
SSAW • . . dt9
SATO:WIZ •330
oaa • • . pis
Lin of returned Members, in addition to ILA So-
given :
Paaranonsertatuol std Milford.
Nesitione ragniae—.sir R bent VatrlMel.
Cuw 21•-.1 turd MoTeth ; Rao l.nwrtrr, rq,
i• LI If TIM l'homar Molly* kart
Yoansniae-.Whilarn Wi /Weimer. Water P wtra. Frit".
Coaswat.t....hlr William I.rnom r. I remay •
CaLta Wklthun an' Wen. ;arrow. time
Noa rieuairron aaaaa Veicalmt thlwrpe. Wm It oph
Cartwright. kfq.
Wren. (atherwife Droltwlelt)—Non A tWes, r tot.? I'q
ASWISIIIIISAW—Tionw Drake Tyrwesitt Drone m.d I bo
sea Tyterldtt Drake, lion
212 ean's Coonvir, I Pole, and ••••••• Paruall
Ogre.
CONTIITID ex acvsoos.
Bisalw aaaaa State of the Pon so Ttsurfitsy:
Hon. William Hill - 543
Hon. H.O. Damen -34 e
Mr Jones 310
Noarota—State the Pow Saton2ay
Mr. C. 3033
Mr. Windham -
Col. Wod.boufe - 2629
Noareuentoname a—Final Clofe of the Poll on Saturday :
Lord Akiorp - 3033
Mr Cartwright 2900
Sir W. Langbern - /335
HAwrsam....State of the Poll on llatarday--airth day I
Thilllethwayta $373 Chute - 2975
Harbert - 1311 Mildinay 1280
Notwittinsoding Mr. Mellifh's prefent fuperiority
on the poll for the County of Middlefex, has friends
will do well to be on their guard sgainft an opinion
which too generally prevails. and which great pain,
are tr.ken to circulate through the county. that his six.
lion Verret, nothing indeed can tend fo much to pee.
vent its being fo as the prevalence of fuck an opinion.
Tho(e who ate moll vetted in the art arid mynery of
eleCtioneering, will know that no elation can be figure
until it is pofirively gained. But in Catch a Cooney
as Middlefex, a much larger majority than that which
is now in favour of Mr. Melia would be very far
from plating that Gentleman in a bate of fafety.—..
Every friend of Mt. Mel% ntould therefore confider
the advantage he has already gained, merely as an
incitement to farther exertion, recolleding that con-
fidence is a rock on which numberlefs rare! have
fplit. area in the fight of port. •
•
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TO TRH SDITOR OF THB STIR.

Gins LOLL.

Si a—l am my fantibla of the polite and refpeltrul
lams In which my name h mentioned in 'UM paper
of the t Bth of Oflober. But, with the befl_ intentions,
you have invelfed me with an office whit b I ►ave
never Aimed, and unwarily announced roe in a cha•
r Alter which I have particular reafon to decline. I
know you will take pleafurt in enrreffing ihil mil-
take,and acknowledging that the following inlimat
was unauthotifcd and accidental :

• His Mayfly has been grariouily pleafed to inititute In tbit
• UnlverLlty of Edinburgh a Prefer:Neslp of Military Swan', g
• and be has app ,inted the eminent Mr floenfon, Protegee 4
• Surgery to the Royal Collage of Sorgeona, to be the Ire I yo.
• feller of Military Surgery. The celebrated (urgent. lobo fka.
of Edinburgh, fo well known by bin publications. has np. ned a
• aify at Edinburgh, where M natures as liagimeroal flerivey
Were any fuch refolution on my part to be an-
nounced in this general way, I could not with it done
in a more relpedful or proper manner. But, while
any fuels intention is far from my thoughts, I soul
feel it unpleafant that any young man-lhould come
to this Univertity, with the perfuation that I am to
lecture on this, or any department of medical fcience.
Ipropoled to Government the inftitution of a fchool
of Military Surgery, and bad the gracious perrniffion
cf his Royal Highnefs the Commander in Chief, and
the approbation of Earl MOIRA, fignified in public
order►, inviting the military furgeons of this country
to attend the kftures. But, when I took into coca-
fideratinn the footing on which the Military School
was to be ellablifhed, the circumftances of the Edin-
burgh Univerfity, and the neceffity on my part of
devoting voyfelf folely, either to the duties of poblie
teaching, or to thole of private practice, I made my
elediun ; and, with every mark of relpelt to Earl
Mot Ill•, then our Commander in Chid; I fignified my
refolution of declining any public Ration, either in the
UnivetSty or out of it; and I have ever Gore devoted
myfelf entirely to practice, or to the compnfing of
thole profit:Gone' works which you are pleafed to
mention. I remain, Sir, your moil obedient Servant,
JOHN ■ILL.
No. 9,00/ft-arca, Edinburgh, Nov. ISA

Dr. Butowpsa, who attended his Pruffian Majenv
during the battle of the t4th, crane over in the lag
packet Fiona Hamburgh. He lays that the carnage
of that day was mat dreadful, and very nearly equal
on both fides.

Biarn.,--On the t ath inflant , at Beverley, in York.
(hire, the Lady of Captain J. NicoLsos, Royal Ma-
rines, of a fon,
Some days fence, while Mr. Boreman was dilly).
flog of goods at Tunbtidge, and'hi the aet of
knocking down a lot, the &WI gave way, and the
company, who were not numerous, fell feveral lees ;
they all efcaped unhurt, with the exception of a
Haflings coachman, whole leg was broken.

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