Star.
London, England, 1806-11-04 00:00:00

NSW PARLIAMENT.

Lift of returned Members, in addition to there
gives :
LlNCOLN—Colonellifon and Colonel Monfort.
Pcr arrow—Right Hon. Lord Caltlereagit ; Sir S. Ladtiagton.
Besse Wharton and General Vyfe.
I Yong. Curt—Sir W. hfliner and the Hoe. 1.. Diodes.
Yoanuttaa--Allr WUberforee and Mr Fawkes.
Lees—Hera. T. sane and Henry Face.
Suseax—Tboensahteel.and W.T69919., WV&
toarsasouta —Admiral Markham and Sir Thomas Bahr.
CoitTSITID IL ICTIOeIt.
Sour ustarrou—Tbinl Day's Pd:
Mr. At bulgy 467
Mr. Rofe 367
Mr. leaden art
TAUNTONStAte or the Pon On Saturday, aemadillars
Mr. Hunmett egg
Mr. Baring ass
Mr. Morland 153
PICITTINoOAN-4The CO.nett bete 14 espeettti to be a very Met
one—The numbers were. at the clde of the Poll on Saturday,
For J. Birch. Fig. 394
JD. P. Coke, Sfq. 359
Mr. S. Smith (the Banker) 351
Doves—Clare of the Poll yefterday at fire o'clock-41dt Day :
Jenkinfon '53
ckfon 137
revs:don 71
the urn& is likcly to be very tong and revere, as there are
nearly *Soo Freemen.
01110/11J—Clore of the Poll yefterday
Mr. Burton Say
Mr Wright OIN
Mr. Lockhart r
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• Pcvssotrra—Ck•re or the Poll an Saturday:
Chad' s Pole 94 SW William Elford Ia
Thomas Tyrwidtt, 1114. 83 Thomas Bewes, Mg.
za...rhste of the Poll yeltarday—Fifrk Day
Mr. Caleraft sat
Mr. Barnett 3jl
Sir Shirley Srokh - 343
It forms very likely, from the determined fpirlt of oppolltlati
that lacrimal by the dfferent parties, that the pull Kiß coatinue
open Cenral longer.
In common with Tome of nor contemporaries, in
detailing the proceedings of the Meeting of Mr. Pant's
ftiends, we acted by millake that, after Mr. Cobbet
had retired. the Chair was taken by Mr. Tor etwa Lt.
—lt was rot Mr. Thelwall, but Mr. Hewliag who
took the Chair. Mr. Tuatwa Lt. takes no part in the
prefent conceit.
As Mr. Sesames was yeflerday leaving the bur-
tings at Covent Garden, Jam Davenport, a butcher,
with a marrow bone and chives', rulbed behind him,
sad, placing himfelf in a* attithde to firike, aimed a
the marrow bone. at Mr. Straelbaa's back,
between the shoulders. Mr. It 140D111, (*.Drat plow,
who was clef( to the fellow, aneited his arm, and in
a great measure preventel the blow. He was impei.
diately taken into cuftody, and carried to Bow-ftreett
when this cherrite being made, the Magifirates ordered
hint to be detained until Mr. Sn gamma can costae.
'gently attend.
The Oxford Univerfity Eleglion to-morrow will be
warmly crmtefted between the Right Hon. Caries's
A sant (the late Speaker) and Brea/Alb H aaaaa ECq.
of Braxenofo College. Such Fiellors as have not
taken out their Regencies will be admitted toooktes
them one during the Election ; and it is very p
that the Poll may tall a fecund day.
Shakfpear's admirable tragedy of Ceriefarsur was
Taft night produced at Covent Garden Theatre in
grand Rile. A very corren attention has been paid
to the collume of ancient Rouse, in the dreftes and
decoration., a great past of which are new, as are
many of the fcenes, particularly Come views in Rome,
Corioli, and the Volfcian Camp. Thole of onr rea-
ders who never few the character of Cain: Marries.
performed by Mr. IC/mate, and that of Pohnonia, the
Roman Matron, by Mrs. Siotioas, force years fence
at Drury Lane Theatre, have to enjoy a rich treat, as
we know of no two perfonifications on the (lags more
perfect, nor is there any play of our immortal Bard
better calculated to apply at the prefent moment,
either in regard to the military charade' of the times,
oe the peculiar filtration of this country in a domeftic
point of view. Pore's rfrifirur w... a fpirited per-
formance, and MURDIIN gave a very fuccef.ful de.
lineation of the eccentric old fenator, Merseniscr ; in-
deed the play was well executed throughout. The
Theatre, notwithfianding the unpleafantnefs of the
evening, was full in all its parts.
The match, fo much the theme of fporting conjee.
lure, between Lord Gear us RUT 11YN s dog, Nelfon,
and Mr. TINDA Lt.'s celebrated bitch (full filler to the
bitch of Mr. Bow ea's, who won the cup at the aft
hialton Meeting), was decided on Tuefday left on
the Welds, near Flixton, by Mr. FORD, in favour of
Lord Gass- Da ItIlTl4TN't dog.
By a letter from an Officer of the 94th or Scots
Brigade, dated a nth May, we learn that that regi-
ment was at Madras, and above taco firong—the
officers and men are healthy.
A letter received by the 1411 Ball Indiamen Dates,
that the B 1/4 of 74 guns, was nearly 101 l on the
ssth of April, in the Straits of Malacca. where the
got on Chore on a (heal, in a gale of wind, and re-
mained fcur days, in imminent danger. By cutting
away her malls, and throwing all her guns overboard,
Se was alone Caved.
The Officers of the Wildhire Militia, now qoar-
tered at Brifiol, appeared on Sunday with crape
rouad the arm, as a mark of the high refpedt they
owe to the memory of their late Commander, Lieut.
General Since', while in the Weriern difirilt, and
the deep and fincere regret they feel at his death.
The camps at Shorneliffe broke up on Monday s
the troops confilting of the 14th and 95 ft regiments
marched for Hythe barracks; from which thes9tft
were ordered to proceed for Canterbnry, where they
were expelled to arrive on Friday. The gsth
marched on Wednefday from Ofpringe barracks to
Brabourne Lees; as did, on Thurfday, the ad bat.
talinn of the 43d for the fame place : the Renfrew,
Ball Mx. and Fife Militias, from Dover to Afhford.
Ftat.—Lafi night, about haltpaft eight o'clock,
an alarming fite broke out in the preinifes of Mr.
Biomes, of Luke.flreet, Finibury square, Timber.
merchant, which at one time threatened deftrudion
to the furrounding premifes ; but, we are happ7 to
(late, that by the timely arrival of the fire engines,
.and an immediate fupply of water, the firemen were
enabled to confine the flames within. the bounds of
!'t be premifes. Much credit is due to the Volanteera
of the neighbouring diaries, who repaired to the fput
on the find alarm, and were extremely Weld in keep-
ing of the gaping crowd.