Star.
London, England, 1817-04-23 00:00:00

ELECTIOM OF 4 SCOTCH PEER.

The following is the State of the Votes for the
Election of a Representative Peer for Scotland, on
"L'hursday, at the Palace of Holyrood-house:
101 Tilt MAIQUtf or LOT WAX
Pment ••••••. 00000000000000000000000 •••...... 9
Signed Lists
roe Tilt MANQUti 01 TIVIIDDALS
Present
Signed Lists ....... se •.• ••• *en •• • *a • •••

Proxy -18
Maj0rity......... 15

PERILS PAL+SNT.
*Marquis of Tweeddale 'tad of Leven
Marg.!' of Lothian *Earl of Marehmont
*Earl of Moray •Lerd Gray
*Earl of Home Loth 'i'orphicben
narlofMaddlnem •i.ord Esibank
Earl of Wemyss Lord Rollo
•itarl of Findlater and Banff
Thoee markad thus • voted for the Marquis of Lothian.
The following Peers transmitted signed lists, to vow
for the Marquis Of LOTHIAN
Duke of iluccleuLh Earl of Aboyne
Duke of Atholl Earl of Dunmore
Duke of Montrose Earl of GlaFgow
Duke of Roxburgh Earl of rortmore
Marquis of Queensberry Earl of No,setoun
Earl of Caithness Viszount Arbuthnot
Earl of Mottos Viscount Dunhl.inst .
Earl of Strathmore Lord Forbes
Earl of Kelt, Lord Sinclair
Earl of Dumfries Lord :vete/vine
Earl of Elgin Lord Napier
Earl of Balearras lord Forrester.
The follnwing (or the Marquis of TwCEDDALE:
Duke of Gordon Earl of Kintore
Doke of Argyll Earl of Aberdeen
Earl of Errol Ea:l of Stair
Earl of Fglinton Earl of Rowbery
Earl of Cassilns Lord Blantyre •
Earl of Lauderdale Lord Keay.
Earl of Kitinuul
L.Jrd BeLIIAVEN sent a Proxy to the Earl of WE-
MYSS, who voted for the Marquis of TWSEDDALE.—
Total votes, 51.
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Lord SAL,TOUN'S signed list was rejected for want
of a legal formality in one of the documents.
After the election was announced, the Marquis nt
LOTHIAN rose and addressed the Peers in nearly the
following words:—
"My Lords—l riga to dont you for the ,honour you have
done me and I trust I shaft always be found taw worthy of that
hocour—had It been otherwise, I should hays had the satisfac-
don to strike my talons to a noble hero."

This being the first day of Term, the SOLICITOR
GENESAL moved the Court of King'. Bench, that OF
Rule for trial at bar on the Ist May, obtained by thy
ATTORNEY-GENERAL last Term for Walton, Iloyter,
and Preston, might be diircharged; in consequence of
which, they will continue in custody.—Lard ELLEN-
1110ROVON *EVE notice. that Bail above would to-mor-
row morning be received by a Judge in the Duchy
Court at Westminster.

Yesterday another examination of the persons in
custody from Manchester and its neighbourhood,
charged with treason and political offences, took place
at the Secretary or State's Office for the Home De-
parts:mut, before Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH, the Law
Officers, Sir NATHANIEL CONANT. &c. The persons
examined were, James Leach and John Plant, who' were
brought to London on the 9th inst. by Mr. Parsons,
the King's Messenger ; Samuel Burford, the delegate
to London some months since, when he was the anta-
gonist of Comm at a general Meeting ; Richard
f'fitcroft, who was brought to London by the Man-
ehester police officers, on the 16th inst. and also
Bradbury, who was brought to London by the Mail,
on the 16th inst. from Manchester, by the police
officers of that place. Their examinations lasted a
considerable time ; after which they were remanded
to their former places of confinement.

J. Stewart. R. Ma, W. Mir►ay, W. Paul, J. liar.
.is, R. Gordoa, W. Irvine, and J. Shield,, who were im-
prisoned in Glasgow Jail, charged with treasonable
practices, have been admitted to bail. The public
prosecutor previously restricted the charges against
them to sedition and the taking unlawful oaths. Of
the remainder of the 28 originally imprisoned, I I ware
sent to Edinburgh, and nine are still in Glasgow Jail.
The very great satisfaction the plan adopted in the
last Lottery, gave to persons residing in the Country, I.as induced
T. BISH to repeat it in the fireseat.—The underm.•ntioned Tic-
kets are reserved for such perions as may order them : and as
the Numbers last advertised were approved by many Adventurers
In Louden, it has been thought ailviiisble, lor the convenience of
the Public, to have part at the dart and pit at the Wed end of
die Town.

The following Numbers may be bad at No. 4, CORNNILL,
(kW In Whole 'Deters, Halves, Quartets, Eighths or Sixteenths
9,551 I 816 9,444 I 2,997 BO7
12,117 13,008 12,449 9,106 12,380
7,153 2,470 1,671 2,902 5
,558
2,992 I 13,014 I 801 I 9,047 I 9,843
110,7 3 12,309 10,589 2,808 806
13,032 5,560 1,497 9196 19,450
The following may be had at No. 9, Cbarlog•Cross, either In
Whole Tickets, Halms, Quarters, Eighths, or Slittatatbs

9,370 I 9,5691 88 1 -8,646 1 SOS
609 19,919 19,587 13,023 2,725
9.930. 14,144 13,034 4,590 7,172
13,008 10,494 2,897 2,99 I
3 19,009
I 804 7,212 I 11,033 7,193 2790
• The Lottery consisu of 14,600 Ticket. The Price is cond.
devilish cheaper than for mane years, as wIU be seen by the lol-
lowieg statement t Panne T peace.
Ticket - • - AHD IS 0
Half • - - 9 19 W - - 11
Quarter • • 5 1 0 I Stucco* - I I 0
This lams emadas Peer Prig's of 6eoooo, sed Femmes great
Newsby, particulars of wbklt may be had (grads).
0.6 Letters (post paid) duly answered.
Om eche Numbers adventsed for Sale ln ibe last Lottery, was
ione of the 30 Capital, shared and staid (In that Lottery) by Bun..

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