Star.
London, England, 1818-06-18 00:00:00

true)—Romaly is a lawyer, atta they want to tore
him upon you ; a man who was neber in Patlianient
except for a rotten borough. Mr. Hunt, Gentlemen,
has suiora to obtain for you all you desire, your liber-
ties and rights, through. the medium of Universal
Suffrage, Annual Parliaments, and Election by Bal-
lot. You have a Court Candidate also proposed—
and if you elect him what then becdmes of you ?
You will be slaves, and any thing but Englishmen.
Rescue yourselves in time flout oppression:—select an
honest and independent man, who asks nothing from
a wicked Government, who swears he will take no-
thing—elect him, Gentlemen, as I am sure you will,
and you may lope to live as freemen—(applause).
Mr. GALE JONES, in a very long, desultory, and
inaudible speech,. seconded the nomination of Mr
Hunt.

.Mr. HUNT next addressed the Electors at great
length; and when he had concluded his speech, was
greeted with loud acclamations of applause.
The HIGH BAILIFF then stepped forward, and
called upon the Electors to declare, •by a shew of
hands, which of the Gentlemen who had been
nominated they chose, to be their Representatives in
the Commons House of Parliament. The names of
the different Candidates being then successively called,
over, and a shew of hands taken on each, the thou
BAILIFF declared that the election bad fallen upon
Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY and HENRY HUNT, Esq.
Considerable confusion now ensued, in consequence
of a person on the hustings objecting to the decision
of the High Bailiff, and contending, that Sir Francis
Burdett had had a majority over either of the othet
two Candidates declared to be elected. The High
Bailiff said that he had sworn to do his duty faith-
fully, and that he d orly declared what he believed
in his conscience to be the fact—.-(Great applause.)
A poll was then demanded for the other Candi-
dates, and the High Baliff announced that after the
lapse of an hour to allow the necessary preparations
to be made, the polling would commence.

CITY ow Lonnox—Third Day.—State of the Poll
at One o'clock :
Alderman Wood
Alderman Thorpe
Alderman Curtis
Alderman Atkins
Mr. Wilson
• Mr. Waldman

1731
11:35
1301
all
1463
1377

BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK ELECTION.-.-This morn-
, ng the Borough of Southwark exhibited a complete
scene of electioneering bustle. and at nine o'clock Sir
ROBERT WILSON. Mr. CALVERT, and Mr. BARCLAY,
with their friends, appeared on the Hustings in front
of the Town Hall ; when Sir ROBERT was proposed
by Mr. HALL as a fit and proper person to represent
that Borough ; Mr. CALVERT was proposed :ty Mr.
SOLOMON DAVIS; and Mr. BARCLAY by .F. Yours°.
ROWIRT and Mr. CALVIIRT. in addressing the.
populace, were heard with loud acclamations *lap-
plause ; but Mr. BARCLAY by no means received that
respect. The two other Candidates did every thing
in their power to obtain a hearing for Mr. BARCLAY,
without effect. The cry of —" No Corn Bill"—" No
Su:petition of the Habeas Corps Act," &c. &c. was
loudly vociferated in all directions.
The chew of hands being considerably in favour of
Sir ROBERT WILSON and Mr. CALVYAT, the friends
of Mr. DARCLAY demanded a poll, which was imme-
diately commmenced. The only gag which was ob-
served in front was a purple one, with the words-
6, WI son, the Friendy/the People."--State of the Poll
at One o'Clock :

Mr. Calvert 127
Mr. Barclay 84
Sir Robert Wilton trt
DOVER, JUNE 17.—The Election closed this after-
noon, when the numbers on the roil were—
For R. Bootle Wilbralirrn, Bog. - 510
Sir John Jackson, Bart. SOL
Richard Batentan,Robson, Esq. . 946
The two former Gentlemen being declared duly
elected, were paraded through the town in the usual
manner.
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BRlsroL.—Oar polling has commenced, and is at
present continued with much spirit. At half-past
three the numbers god as under:
Mr. H. Davis - - 475
Mr. Prothercie - - 305
Mr. Baillie - - 183

READlNG.—Yesterday morning the Election began
for this Borough. Mr. LEER VRE was proposed by
Dr. TAYLOR, who was seconded by Mr. WARD.—
Mr. WEYLANDW3S proposed by Mr. ANNESLEY, who
was seconded by Mr. HARRIS. Mr. Fissur PALMER
was proposed and seconded by Colonel NEwBERY
and Mr. 'MARSH. At the conclusion of the first day's
poll, the numbers were—
For Mr. Leferre - 156
Dlr. Palmer 144
Dlr. Weyland - - - 1111
The number of Voters is upwards of 80G.
ROCHESTER, JUNE 16.
Lord Binning
Dlr. James Barnett
Major Torren,
CANTERRITRY, JUNE 16.
Lord Clifton
Dlr. Lushington
31r. Baker

165
145
24

IPSWICII, JUN& 16.
Mr. Cricket
Mr. Newton
Mr. Baring
W./Boiton

104
109
8';
72

SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 16.
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Covzlrriy.--Vi'ootEß has declined his pretensions
to the representation of that city ir. favour of Mr.
ELLIcE.

LnrEaPoot...—The Election for this Borough was
fixed for this morning, at eight o'clock. The Candi-
dates are the Right Hon. GEORGE CANN/No, General
Ga3ooytiz, and the Earl of SEFTOV.

a. The gallant SIT PLIILLIP BELnON left town last
'Eight as a Candidate for Beverly--auxiang to sup-
port in ParHanlon that Constitution for which he has
often fought in the field.