Star.
London, England, 1804-07-06 00:00:00

FRANCE.

Pills, JUNE 21.
The coronation lean, which was to take place on
the day of Sr. Naroutom, has again beea poßponed
to the 9th of November. An amphitheatre for the
Cooftituted Authorities, is ereiting in the Dome of
the Hotel des lavatides, where the ceremony is to
;ee celebrated. There is silo a gallery preparing for
the fpeeators. The Members of the Legiflative
Body, and other public Officers, will appear in em-
broidered mantles, over their coflume of Rate.
General SOLIGRAC is arrived from Italy. He
brings the Oath of Allegiance from the Army of Italy.
The Legion of Honour has been definitively orga-
:geed. It is to confiß of vo,ooo perfons. They
will
wear a red ribbon, with a Giver liar : and the Offi-
cers a golden Rar. The Chiefs will, it is laid, wear
a blee ribbon, with a more fplendid badge.
The mother of Geososs is on her way from Brit-
tany to Paris, to aft mercy for her fon.
Iduzau occupied in the Temple the fame apart-
=At in which Pace sotto died.
When the votes were taken on MOREAU'S femme,
the Judges were equally divided at firit ; four of
them voted for death, four for acquittal, and four
fot two years imprifonnient. After a debate, which
laßed fix hours, the majority declared for confine-

meat.
It is raid that Gamines has written a letter to the
Emperor, dicing pardon for his companions, and
taking all the blame upon hinsfelf.
Although (trent Foreisn Envoys have already
meowed their new credentials, they will not deliver
*at before a certain day, to be fixed by the Emperor.
PRIVATE LrITIR, PARIS. JUNE at.
TM following paper was flock urat Mentz on the
srb of lag month t
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to he without errembre. The Rem which he het se-
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the wink intim a% owl wW shims be, far the profperity of
Ibis poet moo. MONO dam I Pother of the tieidkss ! Et-
at this MIONNIft the &Rehm tears which thy loaseetkee ea ten
seso SA sod which iodilitue of wee csoctutrate
within Pair hafts. Nay sn disk whom Forme bands, sod
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ham owe brat Jidda remote, sod Meads to bor ape ."
7htt lenience of death pronounced on Ocoee's,
▪ feetns, not be executed; in corroboration of
which the following particulars ate laid to be au-

iIiDDLESEI ELECTION.

The Committee fat yellerday to hear evidence in
fupport of the charge brought by Sir FRANCIS allo-
ws- againit Mr. MAz wasiNo,ofhavingvolated
the
Treating and Btihery ASR, and after feveral hours
inveßigation of the fame, adjourned to this-day. So
' many inaccurate accounts having been inferted in the
Public Papers relative to this intereiting cootell, we
are glad to have an opportonitT of isiving our Readers
a correa Ratement of the proceedings.
The numbers for each Candidate on the clofe of the
poll were—For Sir FRANCIS Bt/RDITT, 3207 ; and
for Mr. M•INWARING, 2937.
Sir FR•IICIS BURDITT objelted to 2367 of Mr.
MAINWARING'S votes, for various caulks, amounting
to about is in number; and Mr. MAINWARING ob-
jeaed to 3195 of Sir FR•NCIS Bo 'MITT'S Votes.
Mr. MAINWARIIIO, for the purpofe of bringing
the Petition to as early a termination as rabic,
waved all his objections to Sir FRANCIS BUICIITT'S
votes, except that for non aßeffment to the land tax,
and he confined this °Nation to fuch of Sir Pumas
BuRDITT'S voters as were not afteired either in their
own names or in the names of their tenants. Upon
this ObjetiOn Mr. MAINWARING difqualifiedt3e6 out
of the i soo votes, leaving the numbers of Sir Fowls
Bu &DLIT, 1901.
Upon the ferutiny of Mr. MAINWARING'S VAC/41
Sir Fiona, Busnurr infißed upon all his original
objettions, and !truck off 927 of Mr. MAINWAILING'S
votes; which leaving Mr. Maiswaa trio a confider-
able majority of gond votes, the Committee fofpend-
cd the fcrutiny on Tnefday loft.
Mr. Mara waarmu alt.() abandoned the charges of
bribery and treating againa Sir FRANC is
Buitorrr,
who yeßerday proceeded to give evidence of treating
againit Mr. Masawaatwo.
It is probable that this enquiry will take up fome
days. If this charge is fubßantiated, there will be a
new eleaion ; if not, Mr. Matsiwas.tho will be enti-
tled to the feat.

The Candidates for Ayleibury are CHAS. Barma-
n:a. Efq. the High Bailiff of Wetlminfter, and the
Marquis Taos. Gas:lT'LL*, btother to the
of BOC1111100•11 and Lord Gazavazza.
In the lin of recent arrivals at Bath are—
Lord Lllo:d,lord Ellwardal, y are—
. Major LIDA
Major Wroth, Dr. Hervey, Rev. Mr.sM Dm, Rev.lMr.
Mayo, Rev. Mr. Swish, Mr. and Mn. Mask sod ray.
Arrived laR week at Glafgow—
Thc Earl and Count& of Eglinton,aod Lady jow MontgoneerW,
the Earl and Counters of Cants. and MEG Mullellwrllly. E
erkarl
and Countefe of Errol, Lord Hay. and Elba of New T,
Mr. Elliot and Cafe. Dawfon; CIL and Mn Mokr,of CalloclL
Lady Satossuav, who died a few days fence at
her houfe in Harley ftreet, has bequeathed to Sir
THOMAS SALDSBOIY. her nephew, 30.0001. and to
Mr. Sat ussu ay (the younger brother of Si:Thomas)
the bulk of her fortune, eftimated at upwards of
soo,oool. The few ants are very handfomely pro-
vided for ; the Reward and houfekeeper are to have
6001. each. and the others an annuity of 3oL The
funeral took place on Tuefday at the family vault in
HertfordOtire.
On Wednefday a number of American Gentlemen
met at the Grove Houfe, Camberwell, for the par-
pofe of celebrating the anniverfary of the indepen-
dence of the United States. A grand difcharge of
cannon took place on the occafton, and there was
previous to the breaking up of the company a bril-
liant difplay of firewot Es. A number of appropri-
ate wafts were given in the cootie of the evening,
and among the rest the health of our illulirious So-
veleign was drank with great althorn:fin.
Among the company prefent were Mr. IV.l.mtao,
the American Milliner, and Mr. levities, Conful Ge-
neral for the United States. The whole bufinefs was
condufted with the iitmoft cordiality. and the com-
pany parted in perk& friendlhip at a late hour.
CITY 13v5tms55.—Monday the LORD MAYOt held
a Common Hall at Guildhall, for the eleftion of She-
ila, for the year enfuing, in the room of THOMAS
Gairritus, Efq. who has paid his fine to be ezcuf-
ed ferving the fame, and Pint. EPHRAIM Lust NSAL-
Efq. who has refuled to give bond to take upon
him the laid office, when the lift of the Gentlemen
in nomination being read over to the Common Hall,
there appeared a majority, by Phew of hands, in fa-
vour 01 JUII M LACIER LA MOTTE, Eli'. Citizen and
Wheelwiight, and JAMES OLDHAM OLDHAM, Efq.
Citizen and Needle Maker, who were declared duly
eleiqed Sheriffs for the year enfuing, and Mr. Com-
mon Cryer was ordered to wait upon them, and in-
form them thereof.
As fome of oar Readers may not know the Confti-
tution of the Houk of Peers, it may afford them ufe-
fel informati,n on this branch of oor Legiflatnre to
fubjnin the following carrell Ratement of it t
14S HOOSI 10 I
SUITS Or
:6 Dolma of age, and snack/ to vote. exclave of Dukes of the
Blood Royal.
It TA ariulica of all, an/ nodded to vote'
It Earle.
St Vile:ammo.
13 Barons.

242
Of thi. number probably fifty au be out nf England, or me
have ta4en oAtki and their be in am Pullman,
and courequatly cam,* you.

'9s
16 Scotch Petra, charm by tM Peers et Scodadd.
1$ Irt Veal, diode' by the Ir
4 hilb 516Ops,choten In like runner.
sio EDO! Archiollope and Whops.

NM
The Sena aid hi& Peen, and the Arabilber sad Mope
woe with the Minißrr, sod tbrfe amount to 71
Durtmit the forma rhamintlratio• of Mr. Pat. there were
marl, MA Pew beiore—liwooa 611
No Peers bef."—Larts 5
Not Peen before—Vintonts S
Not on We Desch Ireture--Bittopt is
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Fide Ave of Chafe Peen who were advanced from Banos to
Icounts and Fads, and V &cunt s and Earls advanced to Mar-
sultres ; and o( 1140srps advanced to hlghrr and Wier fen
On the Defence Bill there voted rerfonally. and by
proxy, 154 in Comm. of that meacure.
Monmouth Wool Fair, on Wednefday fe'nrsight,
very relpettahly attended by a ntimer,u• body
of elntlipers and dealers in that arfie.e, arid • large
qu•ntitv WAS brrmvsit for (ale. Prima fan-pies Cod
from ifs. to 3tt. W. per ftr,ne, all of which met with
ready firrcharcr6 taictio; fiats Liam t4s. upwards.