Star.
London, England, 1827-01-05 00:00:00

VINTRY WARD.

Yesterday 'at ten o'clock the Lord Mayor directed
the poll to be again opened; but from the very active
exertions made on the two foimer days by the friends
of each Candidate to bring voters to the poll, very lade
remained to be done to-day! The Lord Mayor, how-
Over, repeated what he bad stated several times on
Wednesday, that unless be bad the consent inter-Wag
of the two Candidates, that he might adjourn the poll,
immediately after opening it yesterday morning, till
about two or three o'clock, and then meet again to de-
dare the election dosed, be certainly should keep the
poll open till four o'clock. This consent not having
been given, 'the Lord Mayor did accordingly sit the
whole of the day, and his morning's task was that of
rolling over the Newspapers, and gossiping with the
3entlemen around him.
Up to tiro o'clock whip two sown premed draftiest),, bal
at whew appeared to support Mr. Wilde.
The state el* teateorthat boor was as follows:
'For W •
iir. Wade • • •
Najitatlty
At the tad den of the psi the ambers were:
For lideWisebeeter
Mr. Wilda . . . 52
aerabers beiog equal, the centeet of coarse le to be decided
by a eezetlay.

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THE ZING.
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7111inea onaleti regarding the DM* of Toes requires is
mends, ; and bh Maurer woeid have oxidated his ebbs, inn the
effete Go his health end "kits were ea serious, that his metal
advisees are understood to have positively interdicted the eentima-
tion of these visits,• on seaman of the tendency of them. It men.
timed to have been the decided statement, that if they were eon.
tinned, they would DK be answerable for the Kam'a health; end
they wrongly and feelingly Wicket, hawk's ishoseved how moth the
farmer visits had 'acted his Mummy's health, that they might be

diseeedused. *seeps tie Duke of You; &geld be prosesitteed to be
getdag better. • This is booms in partieuler did,., se the rows
for the Los baying abeadeed from visiting tie Duke of Yeas
sines Friday last.

BIRTH-DAT OF THE EARL OF LONSDALEX.G.
Illriday hit being the :Anniversary of the birth nt the Earl of i
Lonsoate, the day was celebrated at Whitehaven with mere than
meal demonstratians of respect. At four o'clock a large party of
Gentleman sat down to a sumptoests dinner at the Black Iles,
Captain Illsactr la the chair, and was supported by Joint Haan's,
Esc as Vice-President. After the cloth was removed, the Chair•
man gave the following teasts--" Thu King," " The Duke of York,
and Army," " The Duke of Clarence and Navy," " The Earl of
Lansdale," " The Members ter Westmoreland," The Countess
of Lonsdale, and her amiable daughters ;" after which several ether
toasts were given, and the party did net separate till a late hour.
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
4RRIY4LS.

The Countess of Bridgewater, at her haw in Grosvenor-aquae,
from Ash ridge, Herta; Lady linzabeth Vane, in Great George:
street, Westminster, from Osfeedshire• Lady Charles Come, in.
Connaught-place, from Ireland; the Ladies Fitzpatrick, in Gas.
venom-place; Lady Stoughton,. in Portman-square, from Paris;
Lady Maryborougb, in Saville-row,rons Windsor; Colonel and
Mrs. Broderick, in Park-stint; Mrs. and 'Alias Allen, in Green-
street, Park-lane; Mr. Spicer, In Hanover.square, from Esher
Court ; Mrs. Chaplin, in Welbeck-street ; Mr. IL Hyde, In Alen-
tagu-square ; Mrs. and Miss Curzon, in Park.street ; Earl Jermyn,
in St. James's-square, from a tour; Captain and Mrs. Milner, in
Berkeley-square; C. P. Thompson, Esq. M.P. in Seffolk.street.
front Weenie, Abbey, Surrey; Wm. Forest, Esq. from a tour;
Colonel Vansittart and Son, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street,
from their scat in Bucks; Major Ricketts, at ditto, from a tour;
Rev. I). !Anthem, at Gould's Hotel, Jermyn-street,from Yorkshire
DEPARTURES.
Tie Duke of Beaufort, from Enstone. Oxon. to Badminton,
Gloucestershire ; the Hon. George Forester, M.P. for the ant of
the Earl of Westmoreland; Mrs. and Miss Courtney, from Dieppe,
to Brightdn; Colonel and Mrs. Spencer, from Alnwick„ to Barb;
Colonel Deverenz, from Cheltenham, to Bath ; Captain Henry
Herbert, from Manchester, to Dublin ; the Marchioness of Down-
shire, for Roehampton; Countess St. Antonio, from her house in
Hanover-square, for her seat in Surrey ; William Walker, Ras for
Purbrook Park, Hants; William Ripley. Req. on a lour; Captain
Steele, for Brighton ; J. Cole, Esq. from Fenton's Hotel, on a tom;
Stu James and Lady Smith, from Warren's Hotel, Regent-street,
tor their seat, Reigate ; Mr. and Mrs. Mitfoed, from tie St. James's
reedy for their seat in Norfolk.