Star.
London, England, 1802-07-08 00:00:00

warmounr, YUL? 7.

Laft night none of the Royal Family went mat,
it being fo wet. Princefs ELIZABETH bathed in
the warm bath. A fele& party of Nobility fper.t
the evening with their MAir sT les, at the Lodge.
This morning after breAkfail his MAJESTY, ac.
companied by Princefs Some, Ladies GeANT•
LEY and STAWEL, General GARTH, and Colonel
FiTzeor, rode on horfeback on the road to Lul.
worth, and returned at half pall t a to the Lodge.
HET MAJESTY and the PrincefTes AUGUSTA and
ELizAaETH, attended by Lady Cal-Heat; h a
landau, took an excurfion round the plcafant
lage of Upway and Broadway, and paid a
morning vifit to the Princefs CHARLOTTE of
Wales, at the Counrefs of ELo is's, in Glouceler•
row. They took the young Princefs an airing
with them on the Dorcheattr Road.

The weather was hardly ever remembered fo
wet, lance the &ft year their blayEsrus went to
Weymouth.

The dividends now paying at the Bank, &Path
Sea And India Houle, will put about four millwas
into circulation, and, from exiding circumstances,
into a circulation more than ut;aally exra!frx.
The Congrefs at Ratilbon will, it is Paid, be
opee.ed about the month of'Auguft.
A Permanent Council of War, for the Sea and
Land Service, confining of Twelve Members, is
effablifhed at the Hague. All the Orangins who
have been appointed to places in the new Provin.
cial Administration of the Batavian Republic,have
accepted them.

It is Dated that the Ruffian troops have entered
Pet lia, where BAEZ I KHAN is on the Throne, and
have advanced into the Province of Ghitan, be-
yond Derbent.
It has been Dated in feveral of the Papers, that
the French General VIAL, Ambalrador to Malta,
is an Englifhman ; this is entirely a'miftake. He
is a native of Antibes, in the Department of the
Var, and married fome years ago a daughter of
the celebrated Laconic Sr. Mica I L.—He ferved
with great reputation under Bomaxaart in Italy
and in Egypt.
It was laid, that peace and tranquillity were re.
gored among the Polygars in India, and that the
utmolt harmony and concord prevailed, without
even a rempte profpat of any dillurbance occur.
ring for a long period of years. But we learn,
with infinite regret and concern, that the army
under Major General Douoas Castrast.t. has fnf.
fered very feverely in a recent engagement near
Gooty, having bad thirty officers killed and
wounded. It is a melancholy reflation, that
fence the redudion of Seringapatam, we have bad
upwards of feventy officers killed and wounded in
comas with the Polygars. It is Paid that thefa
people have been cruelly oppreffed and greatly-
wronged : and that were jnftice adminiflered to
their fufferings, they would become the belt fib.
jab in Afia. It is time the experiment were tried
to prevent the further effuGon of our beD blood in
fuch abominable warfare.
On Saturday the foundation of a new fchool
for the Charterhoufe was laid in the pretence of
Dr. RA1131)111, Dr. Rains, the Affillant Matters,
and the principal part of -the fcholars. The
building is to be on a very improved fcale. It
will be confiderably larger than the preterit
Ichool, and will, in other refpats, be much more
convenient.

LONDON Dom.—After a conteff of intereft
yeaerday, at the London Tavern, Mr. Warne
was declared the fuccefsful Candidate as a Direc.
tor, in the room of the late Mr. LEsiox.
It is in contemplation to have Greenock and
Port Glafgow formed into two diitina ports. This
objell has long been talked of. It is alfo laid, that
Burntifland and Aberdour will be detached from
the port of Kirkaldy.
There was a violent form of thunder and light.
ning at Lancafer, on Friday, accompanied with a
heavy rain : but we do not hear of any particular
damage being done.
One morning laft week, as four colliers were
defcending to their work, in a pit, on Atterclitle.
common, the rope, by which the cotfe was far.
pended, broke, and they were precipitated to the
bottom, a depth of about fourteen yards. They
were dreadfully bruifed, and feveral limbs were
broken. We are informed, however, that none
were mortally hurt.

On Friday fe'nnight, an affray took place in
the neighbourhood of Coldftream, betwixt two
Ezcife Officers, and a perfon named BROOM•
riama, from Greenlaw, his fon, and another who
were driving a cart along the highway, containing
fmuggled fpirits. They were commanded by the
officers to Itop, which they refufed to do. The
particulars of the quarrel that enfued are veri—
onfly repotted; all that is certainly known is,
that, in the cootie of it, BROOM/15 LD received a
piilol !hot from one of the officers, and expired
almoft immediately. Both officers were commit-
ted to prifon, but one of them has (ince been libe-
rated upotl bail.
Ttckurs are daily siting, and will be higher,
there being only 24,000 in the prefent Lottery •—•
Begins drawing the ad of next month. The Tickets
and Stamped Shares are fold and re,giaered at Mr.
Nicssoi.sots s State Lottery• Office, N,. 16, Corn-
hill, London, where in the laa Lottery, Aptil 7,
tBos, No. 17,993, a Prize of Twenty Th.wiand
Pounds, was divided and fold in Sixteen Shares,
and in the late Lotteries,

No. 7785 5499 906' ,
23,481 1•20,000 17,025 41,700 k 10.00..
28,321 each. 17,049 46,676 each.
44,014 19,004 52,603
N 0.14,777, 19,896, 23410, 25,565, 30,875, 43,978, Prizes
of
„pool each
The Prizes in this Lottery will be paid in full.
without any dedudion, two months after the Lot-
tery has finifhed drawing. Orders from the coun-
try (poll paid) duly attended to.—Correfpondents,
by remitting gale! Bills, at a lhort deice, Bank
Notes, Pod Office Orders, &c. may rely on being
charged the lowed Price f the day.—Note. The
highea Prizes in this Lottery are zo,Gool. each,
awl the low& 191.

A7ll' PARLIAIIIRAT.

NTEMIit RS R PTURN'D.

renondiCh .nl-I",ns. Drake "I'rwhitt Drake, Eq. Charles
])rake "rard.
Fri,ig• north— John Whirmor- qI. H. Browne, Efq.
F Coke. Fig.
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}Aft Rrtfor.!—rnlmd Cr rturd. J.tffray, Erg.
6)ouccticr J, rtr, -fq Hnwarri.l
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uodw —Sir W olv.rtE•lT.nnl Nvh Ffg.
]hvi(bury•—Vdr •uet Rirkw,ll kivht 14,.n. C. Abbot.
hob. Clive. In. Rich. Payne Knieht, Erg.
Wrll/1 A•rd Francis How, Shay. FN.

Thni. Fine. lifq. Hi y Fin:. Efq:
N,%;ark.—.N.:nl;rl.l Sir s Nforicc Po!e, Efq. Sir Thomas

Niwincrs Snrtnr.
jalliffc, F. 14. Ser.leant Belt.
5-adwich—Sir P. Step!), na. :-1;t• 11. Ms n.

iqi.ftcfbu v—E.l...)vcacn Lrwrlen, Ffq. Robrrt Hurft, trq.
Si ridan. 1:14. Hon. r. Mnric I: ton.
fttyning —G. Sutton. Lfq. H•nry In(1,1rdl. Ffq.
Wlnchcit Riesard Gamun. Sir H. Mildmay.

Writhury—W'm. Baldwin Efq Chu. Srni Ffq.
yuck—Sir Milner, llnn. Lawrence Dundas.

State of the Poll, at Hull, on Tntfday—THORN-
TOV, 1266; STANIFOKTH, 1183 ; DENNISON, 767;
DS:
Lord THANET arrived at Appleby on Weclntt
day fe'imight, accompanicd by Mr. FRANCIS, WhO
is expecicd to be one of the candidates for that Bo-
rough.
Mr(frs STANLEY and BLACKBURN are the orlv
candidates for the county of Lancafler; and Isleirrs.
TARLETON and GASCOYNE, for the Borough of
Liverpool.
Mcifrs. FLl.Lowts and SMITH were chaired with
much pomp at Norwich on I'uefday laft. On the
preceding evening a contell took place between the
friends of the contending Candidates, when one
of Mr. WINDHAM'S party, with a blow of a pitch•
fork, In feverely wounded an independent, that he
died next morning.
NOMINATION TOIL IcFs4T.—Yefierday was ap-
pointed for putting in nomination Gentlemen pro-
perly qualified to reprefent the county of Kent in
P4rliament. Mr. Ft xstt a Hosvwooo was unable
to attend the meeting from his weak (late of health.
This, however, did not at all cool the exertions of
the independent interefi in is favour.
On the nomination, the fnew of hands was de-
cidedly in favour of Mr.Hoffrwooo and Sir IVIL-
LIAM GEARY.

By letters received from Wroscssyrß, we learn,
that lull as the Elellion had commenced on Mon-
dAy forenoon, Mr. Scorr, a relative of Lord
DUDLEY, who happened to be in the neighbour-
hood, hearing that the EleCtors were very much
difratisfied with Mr. WIGLF y, drove into the town
and declared himfelf. The EleCtors inflantly
/hewed their detcrmivation to fupport the new Can-
didate.
SOUTHWARC—On cafting np the poll in the
Borough yelterday, at four o'clock, the numbers
flood as under : _ _

Mr. Thornton - 2384 I Sir Thomas Torten 995
tlr. Tierney - 2197
Cirv.—A the clofe of the poll yefterday itl
Guildhall, the numbers were as follow :
Alderman Combo 736 B. Tr tvers, Eccip - 311
Price - 720 Sir W. Lewis - ato
Curtis - 693 W. Lulhington - 64
Anderfon 369
Sir W. LEWIS addre ed the eleflors in a short
fpeech, wherein he faid, that from the reception
he experienced yellerday, he had flattered him-
felf he thould have Rood higher on tha poll.—
How the other candidates had fucceeded in being
fe far above him, he could not fay, but there
was a time when the Livery exerted themfelves
fur his fuccefs, and he truiled, that, during the
prefent conteft, they would not relax in their
endeavours.

Alderman Cuarts and Sir J. ANDERSON feve-
rally attempted to addrefs the Livery, but their
voices were drowned in bias and groans.
Mr. TRAVRRS expreffcd his acknowledgments
for the liberal and generous fupport he had re-
ceived. He withed to remind the Meeting, that
they were engaged in a glorious flruggle for their
independence,and trufled that fuccefs would crown
their labours in his behalf.

Mr. Alderman Plt IC v, in a neat fpeech, thanked
the Livery for the high favour they had done him.
By continuing to perfevere for a Ilion time longer
no doubt could be entertained of his return, a
grateful recolleltion of which he (houldever cherifh.
Alderman Com se was grateful to the Livery
for being again at the head of the poll. He beg-
ged the Livery to continue their exertions, which
he had every confidence would prove fuccefsfuL
Wesmissrsx Eescrins.—At the dole of the
poll yellerday, at four o'clock, an interval of near
4o minutes elapfed before the numbers were caft
up. It was not, however, wholly unoccupied. In
the firll place the fellow with the whip had refitm.
ed his nation in front of the Huflings, and (hook it
et LordGernu Eit with no lefs dexterity than he had
done on the preceding day. Full fcope and op-
portunity was afforded for the difplay of that pe•
caliar fpecies of wit, which charaderizes a con-
tzfied Elation. One exclaimed, Cltarky, if we
ietion you, promde to let us have porter for
3i.d. a pot.—Another laid, give the Admiral
there a dozen, and fend him to his (hip in Tor-
bay !—A man made himft.lf hoarfe, by continual.
ly calling nut—poor Gardner!—dome ever Gardner!
—rolfmg flow Gardner!-0 poor Cardeerr !—Another
dirt:fling himfelf to the new candidate, cried out
—HA° ! Graham, Have you got any old farviture you
eon fill cheap !—hand as over a ratalogne !—At lenbth
the numbers were declared as under :

Mr. Fox 304 I Lord Gar,lncr 401 I hlr. Graham r 93
On the poll being declared, each Candidate ad-
dreTed a few words to the populace. Mr. Fox
prdfed his friends to come forward, in order to
xpedite the bufincfs of the elation; thanking them
at the f.,me time for the great majority of votes
they had already given hit-IL—Lord GAR DN ER fOl.
ItiWtd ; hut was again hilted and hooted by the
; on which he fmiled, bowed, and withdrew.
Mr. GRAHAM obferved, that he Rill entertained
hopes of final fuceefs, being determined to perfe-
vere. His fpeech was applauded moil vociferou fly.
The Candidates retired, preceded by a band of
mfirumental mulle (marrow boon and clumert.)--
They were efeorted with the ufual popular ho-
mily., and the vaulted roofs of Covent-Garden
Piazzas refounded the praifc cf Fo. and GRAHAM,
,n.l a rho feennii claV.