Star.
London, England, 1820-03-03 00:00:00

GENER.IL ELECTION.

Sir FRANCIS Bunor.rr has declared his intention
of being on the Hustings in Covent-Garden daily,
during the ensuing contest for We-tminstlr.
Mr. HALLETT opposes again Messrs. C. DUNDAS
and NEVILLE, for Berkshire.
Mr. LEFEVRE, who is in the South of France, on
account of his health, declines the Borough of Read-
ing. Mr. MONCK is supported by the same interest ;
and Mr. PALMER IS opposed by Mr. WMAND and
Sir JOHN ELLEY. • •

Mr.Gamsy, of Drinkeston Hill, Suffolk, is men-
tioned as likely to offer himself at the ensuing Ge-
neral Election, in conjunction with Sir Wm. RowLty,
ai a Representative for Suffolk, in place of Mr. Gooch,
the late Member fist that County.
It is very pi obable that Mr. BENNETT and Mr.
STANLEY will walk over the course for Shrewsbury.
The Bellrnan, at 11.111, has publicly announced in
the Market-place, and other populous parts of that
Port, that a third Gentleman would start as a Can-
didate.

The [-lon. JOHN SIMPSON, as• well as Mr. CECIL
I.VELD FORESTER, retires from the Borough of Wen-
lock, and WILLIAM LACON CHILDE, Esq. starts in
the room of the former Gentleman.

GEORGE CHETWYND, Esq has offered himself as a
Candidate for the Borough of Stafford; and Mr.
HARTOPP, son of Sir E. HARTOPP, is hourly expected
to begin a cAnvass in opposition to Mr. IRO MONGER.
The spirit of Electioneering has begun to manifest
itself in most of the Cities and Borough Towns. At
Boston, in Lincolnshire, the contending parties pa-
rade the streets at night, with flags and music, by
torch-light.

GENERAL ELECTION EXTRAORDINARY!

LIST or CANDIDATES AT 7irC. ENSU IN G ELECTION.
I L M—'s Principal Gardener - Apple-by.
Second Gardener - Hastings.
Clerk of the Wood-yard Chip-penham.
Purveyor of Cheese - Gloucester.
Operator for the Teeth - Mon-mouth.
Yeoman of the Mouth - Ply-mouth. •
First Clerk of the Kitchen Cock-her-mouth.
Optician - - - Eye•
Ant ist Operator - - Loggers-hall.
Furrier - - - Down-town.
l3..!okhe!li!r - - - New-work-upon-Trent.
Mister ilricklayer - - Lyme Regis.
Principal Hatter - - Bever-ly
Second Flatter - - Mine-head.
Carpenter - - Oak-hampton.
Architect - - Castle-rising.
Apothecary - - - Bark-shire.
Serjeant-Surgeon - - Ripp-on. -
Second Surgeon - - Scar-borough.
Upholsterer - - Great. Bed-win.
Serjeant•Painter - - Stein-in.
Statuary - - - Made-stone.
Butcher - - Ox-ford.
Baker - - - - Rye.
Poulterer - - St. Maw's.
Fishmonger - - - Sea-forth.
First Brew( r - Malt-on.
Second Brewer - - Beer-ale-Bton.
Purveyor of Wine - - • New-port.
Confectioner - - - Mel-comb Regis.
Purveyor of Oysters - Colchester.
Purveyor of Baron - Ham-shire.
Body Coachman - - Rutland.
Master of the Buck-Hounds Hunting-don.
Serjeant-Farrier - - Horse-ham.
Hobby-Groom - - Canter bury.
Keeper of the Tower - Leo-minster.
Laceinan - - - Buckingham.
Pump-maker - - Wells.
Linen-draper - Bleaching-lye.
Gunsmith - - - Flint.
Dancing-master - - Sal-op.
Master of the Barges - Shore-ham.
Librarian - - - Reading.
likeyplierer - - - Devizes.
Rat-catcher - - - Borough-bridge.
Chimney-sweeper - - Grim-shy.
M.m-Midwife to the Household - Middle-ser.
Principal Alan-Midwife - - - Qareen-borough.

In Scotland, the six under-mentioned Counties are
to be provided for, as we. hear, in the following
manner :
Ilis M—'s Barber - - Wig-tenn.
P.tviour - - Peebles.
. - Dunarise.
Tuner of the Revels - Fife.
Galdirni:h - - - Sterling.
Remembrancer Clack-Dian-an.