Star.
London, England, 1818-06-30 00:00:00

GE-xi:A.lh EtEcrlo.v.

WESTMINSTER.-..ELEVRfirrit DAY.

The electioneering business was renewed at rather
an early hour this morning. As early as four o'clock
the market people in the neighbourhood of Drury!
lane and Clare Market were surprised by the appears
ante among them of three Gentle:nen on horseb?ck,
attended by their servants, who seemed to be Kngite-
Errants, in the cause of Sir FRANCIS BURDRTT. One
of them, said to be a person of distinction, harangued
grcupes of the people from tune to time, and exhor-
ted the-A to come forward ere the sun which was
now dawning upon them, should have run his course,
and place Westaninsteer Pride, and England's Glory,
at the lied of the Poll.
Each oration was followed with copious libations
o(gin, in which the Orator and his attending squires
invited all around, young and old, man and child,
to pledge them to the success of the incorruptible
Sir Faunas BtIRDISTT. And thus it is the indepen-
dehee of a people is secured!
At ten o'clock the following Bulletin of Sir Mutt-
nay MAXIVILL'S Health was exhibited at Blot:tan-
te/es Coffee-house

'• Tuesday mornirg, June 30, 1818.
" Sir Alyssum Mazturai. has pawed a good night, and is in a
state ()Licata/mow ease than could be expected.
(8411 ed) " GIL. Haut,
" H. Lamm Taunus,
" Jowl l%l'Lron,
" JA MIS M 4 DOSNZLL:.

State of the Poll at Twelve o'clock :
This Day.
- 119 -
•
133 -
- 169 -
- 1 -
SOUTHWARK.

Total.

Sir Samuel Romilly
Sir Francis Burdett
Sir Murray Maxwell
Mr. Htint -

- 4121
- 504
- 7.722
-
77

This morning being appointed for the Chairing of
the successful Candidates for the reptesentation of,
this Borough, the friends of the Aferribers assembled
in the vicinity of St. George's-balds ; each party
having is their trtin a fair 'proportion of " Thames-
street Cavalry." The day being extremely fine,4
great number of persons have been attracted to wit-i
ness the spectacle, but every thing seemed to pro-
mise that the whole would conclude to the satisfac-
tion of all parties.
Sir Romer Wasox appeared dressed in the In-
signia of his Order, and was received as well as Mr.
CaivaaT, with the loudest applause ; he was in a
letrouche drawn by six horses, with a large dark blue
Rig with the inscription of—" Southwark's Pride and
the Reward of Private Virtues and Public Services."
Mr. Caz.vant was also in a barOuche drawn by six
horses, with a light blue 'Sag borne before him, hay-
log the inscription 06.60 Loyalty to the Bing and
joiherty to the People.' Each of the Candidates had
spiral bands of in their procession
CUTE OP POLLS.
Wswooanrws ions 97. Newroar(CorowalljAssaldoss.
*Maar - - 995 Northey - 43
loam $O3 Bathe - 43
Wallace - - tips Kennaway . - 15
SJee - 197 Franco - 13
ruts *in* - 114 ibtartcoostsuzat, third day.
. 106 Montague • 913
Dab . 1(5 FL - - 789
June ittkw-St ten o'clock this Wells . 395
forenoon the Mayor, Ilona
Wastoti, Esq. declared the poll
to he closed, and that Messrs.
Wumassa, &MON, WALLACE.
and Uis were duly elected.
Dgroas,Junc 97.
Ebringtoo -
Bastard
Maud

Pitt - 715
Gor . 601
Caney - 605
NOIIINGHAM. rlll4 close.)
Birch - 2228
Rancliffe - - 1863
Smith - 1839
Noateasirrom, June 29.
Compton - - 728
Kerrison - - 652
Rotsinson - - 627
CA LUNG /GIS (Final close )
Lygon -

- 29111
- - 2644
- - 2626
anus, June 27.

Dickinson .
Langton
thbridge c
Dears, Nat 27.
Dundas -
Neville -
Milt tt

- 1069
- - 945
79d

374
- 342
- 156

larinson - - 33
Clarke - - 23
Dixon - - 26
' C 71111.1 t, June 27.
Campbell - - 304
Jones - - 9.(,0
CAIe:J.7OIID.
31.litlAtld - - 13

L.yrntssrs, JUTW 9/.

Gladstone -
Doveton
Ca./thorn. -

Evutt.am, June 27.

Itowlrth - - - 391
Mush= - - 339
Cockerell - - 314
Letc.mtes. (County), June 27.
Mann‘rs -
Phillips 307
BAbington - - 237
_ _

Milbank - 15
flanrner - 10

Messrg. Hanmer and Stewart
will petition, and &ore etaisetd
Counsel agcordiugly.

. •
LEICUSTER, JUNE 29.—it °tins generally understood that Mr.
Pniturs would resign the poll yesterday, the populace collected
several baskets of stones in the market-place, for the purpose of
assailing the friends of the successful Candidates. Lord 119SEIT
MANNER, bad his skull fractured, and many of the Freemen
were much hurt. The Civil 0135cers at length succeeded in re-
storing order, and souse of the mob were taken into custody.

The Monument of Prince PONIATOWSKI, on which
the celebrated TISORWALOSON, at Rome, is employed,
will cost nearly .500,000 Polish florins. The volun-
tary subscriptions amount at preserl to 324,641 florins.
The Woywode Senator and General of Cavalry,
Jortis Ht.:in,/ von Dumisaowsxr, died on the 6th of
June, at his estate of Winnagora, in the Grand
Duchy of Posen. The Polish nation and the army
lament the loss of this hero, whose deeds are
known to the world. He was the first who formed
the Polish Lesion in Italy, and shared in all the,
French campaigns. He cast the first ray of hope
on the regeneration of Poland.
A Decree of the King of DENMARK of the 10th
June, prohibits, under severe penalties,the printing of
any thing which contains offensive expressions re-
a
foreign Sovereigns, who are upon terms of
p with Denmark, even though it should be
taken from foreign works or newspapers.
Thursday, a passage boat from Newhaven to
Burntisland was lost in a sudden squall, by which
accident, John Atkins, one of the boatmen, and Mr.
Hutchinson, from the Isle of Burntisland, a passen-
ger, were drowned.
The brig
.Louisa, of Aberdeen, Captain Jmilis
O:3IVALD, arrived there on Wednesday form Halifax,
attar a passage of twenty-five days, having performed
her vo7agt. trout Aberdeen to Americo, au4 back, in
less than three months.