Star.
London, England, 1818-06-23 00:00:00

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Rumbold . 760 Bebb - -
Lacon 651 !lemma', June 20.
Loftus 612 flovronb
Roexams, June 20. Cockerel
Barnet - - - 401 Boughton - -
Binning - - 390 Woscisrea, June 19.
Tomas - - - 173 Deerhurst
Ciuiza. Davies
*Wm - - 2-6 Cordon - - -
Williams - - £65 COTAXIIIT, Jens 20.
Beigrav• - - 264 Moore - - - 559
Grosvenor . - 2.54 Mice - - - 479
Busmen, June 19. Butterworth - - 327
Allan - - 194 Yost (Cm). June 20.
St. Paid - - 137 Sykes - 609
Campbell - . 57 Domani - 403
Omslatoes - 47 Cooks - - sco
CITY op DetuArt.—Final state of the poll for the
City of Durham, on the 19th June :
141. A. Taylor, Esq. - . - 417
Richard Wharton, Req. . 947
George Allan, Esq. - - 27
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 20.—State of the poll ov. tilt:
first, second, and third day:
C&NN WO. GAS COT NZ. S F : 314.
let day 304 249 164
id day 823 527 2:2
ad day 882 76: 553

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79

- 9'73
- - - 749
G 94

Tout, 1809 I 1533 I 1092
HULL, JUNE 20.—State of the poll at the final close &
!adult - - - 1324
GraLuis - - - 1074
fluniforth - p - 1036

Mr. Staniforth has demanded a scrutiny, which is
granted. Mr. Graham is an avowed Member of op-
position, though the son of Sir James Graham.
Sir M. LOPEZ has put the good people of Laun-
ceston and Newport in a flutter, having started two
Candidates for each of these places, in opposition to
the interest of the Duke of NORTUUMBERLAND.
Tae Norwich Election is calculated to have cost
the parties between £12,000 and £35,000. A coach
full of London Electors broke down, and three were
much hurt.

Sir GODFREY WassrEn is said to have signified
his intention to withdraw himself from the canvass
for Sussex : in which case Mr. W. Bunast.r. and Mr.
E. B. &MORN (the conveyancer) will be the only
Candidates.

An opposition is expected to be made to Mr.!
WODEHOUSE'S return for Norfolk. PHILIP HAMOND,
Esq. it is said, will be proposed by the influence of
the yeomanry.

About three o'clock on Saturday, a •iolent alter-
cation took place on the hustings between the Poll
Clerk. Mr. C. PITT (who is an Agent of Sir F.
BtianzTT's Committee), and a person of, the name of
EMANUEL, who presented himself to vote. This per-
son was in the act of raising the book to his lips,
when Mr. PITT suddenly rushed forward over the
heads of the Clerks, and insisted that he was not eli-
gible to vote, inasmuch as he lived in a house for
which the Government paid the taxes. Mr. EMA-
nrEL instantly and earnestly appealed to the Col-
lector of his parish, who happened to be among the
Inspecting Clerks, and he unequivocally rebutted
the assertion of Mr. PITT, who attempted to apo-
logize, but Mr. EMANUEL was not to be so appeased.
He retorted with peat anger—" I came here, Mr.
Pitt, to vote for Sir Feincis, as I always have done;
but since he suffers st.ch people as you to act in his
name, here goes a plumper for Sir Samuel r

MEMBERS RETURPIE )

Pcvstootn-Sir W. Congreve, and Slr T. R. Martin:
Hooligan's—James Barnet, Esq. and Lord Binning.
Winsis--Sir It. H. Leigh, and Hodson; Esq.
Itowsrritis—Sit Isaac Can, and D. Merest, Esq.
Cnessnotaas--Marquis of Blandford, and W. Miles, Esq.
StArrows (County)—Earl Gower, and E. Littleton, Esq.
Asa's/uses-41r L Palk, and Mr. Serjeant Copley.
Torwas-.4. P. Courtcnay, and WI Holmes, Esqrs.
Loarwrrarsz—Sh• R. Wigram; end A. C. Grant, Esq.
Tanao—Lord F. Somerset, and Tomline, Esq.
N s—Lord Laserlles, and H. Pierse, F.sq.
Likintorstos--James Brogdcn, and P. B. Pelier, Esqrs.
DA lITNIOITTR. .A. IL iloldsworth, and John Eistard, Esqrs.
KnAlusanar In—Sir J. M.lntosli, and Right Hon. G. Tierney.
Minims ird Wharton, and M. A. Taylor, Eiqrs.

-.eau (City)--Richird _
Gamerwass—Sir W. R. Welby, and Hots. E. Ciltt-
Sr. Ausas—Lord C. S. Churchill. and W. T. Roberts, Esq.
Nrwasm—Sir W. H. Clinton, and H. Willoughby, Esq.
ALDIIOII.O3UGH (York)-11. Fynes, and G. V. Vernon, &qrs.
Boaculossmainot--3L Lawson, and G. Mundy, Esqrs.
lisaxax Ficaaaas—W. Plunier, Esq.
Rra—Right Hon. C. Arbuthnot, and P. Brown, Esq.
Worcurt,saa-11. Brougham, and G. Mills, Esqrs.
Tatair—lL Frankland, and R. G. Ru,sell, Esgrs.
Harrow—Lord James Townshend, and H. Iludson, Esq.
Burnam—D. Gilbert, and T. Braddyll, E,grs.
Exerms—Courtenay ar.d Newman, Esqrs.
lisrearoatwerr--W. H. Scow field, E.g.
Basnortroarm—T. Whitmore, Esq. and Sir T. J. J. Jones.
Itscumouu (Yorkshire)—Lord Maitland, and T. Dunth.s, Erg.
Ilnusoe's CA3TLE—wW. (Mee, Esq. and General Bobiuson.
Haarroan—Viscount Cranbourne.
Basustrarca—Sir M. Lopez, and Ommanney, Esq.
Flzwnt.ze.—W. A. Roberts, jun. Esq.
Flats (Ikrough)—Sir E. P. Lloyd.
Csa-rucr.cE—llon. R. Curzon. and Hon. W. Cust.
Davuax (Borough)—J. W. Griffith. Esq. "
Tastwoars—Sir R. Peel, and W. Peel, Esq.
Moarrru—W. Ord, and H. li. W. Howard, Esq.
Herus—J. 11. Taylor, Esq. and Sir .1, Perring.
Pressaoca—J. IL Allen, Esq,
Woorrox Basserr—Colonel Ellison, and Money, Esq.
Motsmouru (Borough)—Marquis of Wet cest:sr.
Bausaawaraa—G. Pocock, and W. Astell, Esqrs.

The Elections for all the Scots Royal Butghs
(Edinburgh excepledl, come on in one day—thirty
days after the testi of the writs. The days of elec-
tion for the Counties are fixed by the respective
Sheriffs after they receive the writs.
Some of the Candidates have stated the 19th to be
the Anniversary of the Great Charter ; we find it,
however, to he dated on the 15th, in the following
language :—" Ceste Chartre fu donee el pre e,t ap-
pelet Rovenink-mede entre Windesores ct Stanes, le
quinzain jor de Juig, l'an de nostre'regne dis et sept
ans.—Jonx." " This Charter was given at the Mea-
dow, called Running-mead, betwixt Windsor and
Stanes, the 15th day of June, in the 17th year of our
reign, viz. 1215-16."

COMPLETION OF THE FRANKLIN MANUSCRIPTS.—
We are requested to state that the third and la ;t vo-
lume in quarto of the MEMOIRS of the LIFE and
WRITINGS of DR. FRANKLIN, will be published on
Thursday next. This concluding volume is calculated
to excite, if possible, a still greater interest than the
two preceding, as it contains a vast number of Poli-
tical, Philosophical, and Miscellaneous Papers, never
before published.

DRURY-LANE TUFATRE —We last night had the
pleasure of witnessing Miss Machut.Ey's performance
of Lady Macbeth. To be even endured in this diffi-
cult character, after the towering excellence which
Mrs. SIDDONS was wont to display in its representa-
tion, is some degree of praise ; but Miss IV/tem./I,m
by a correct conception of the part—by boldness of
elocution—by dignity of demeanour—secured the
constant applause of the audience, and not unfre-
quently excited their admiration. Mr. KEAN'S Mac-
beth is too well known to require any minute obser-
vation. He was in excellent voice, and played with
great discrimination. We never saw him to so much
advantage in the banquet scene, as on this occasion.
Mr. RAE performed the character of Macdff with
much ability.

ENGLISH OPERA.—The Opera of Loren a Village
was well performed last night at this Theatre. Mr.
PEARMAN, the Young Meado:es of the Piece, is a
singer of much talent, who, to an excellent voice and
cultivated taste, unites much feeling and tenderness
of manner. He was deservedly encored in the scrag
of .. Oh! has she then failed in her truth A young
Lady made her first appearance on this occaon in
the character of Rosetta, in whom all the trembling
and diffidence of a young dein!mrte could not conce.il
a fund of merit. She will prove an acquisition to
th-_• Theatre. Miss KELLY played Madge with ex-
criisite spirit and discernment; and Mr. HARLEY, in
I -lodge, gives place to none of his competitors in that
character. The House was well filled.

GRAND CONCERT.—The lovers of musk were last
night more than usually gratified with a Concert
which took place at Lady Bstcures, under the
patronage of his Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX.
The whole of the performance went off with the
greatest eclat, and without a single exception. Mr.
Son, Mrs. SALMON, Mr. and Miss NALD!, &c. ac-
quitted themselves most admirably; and, in the
second act, Mr. and Mrs. BERTINI (lately arrived
from the Continent) played a duett on the pianoforte
and harp, which WAS consideied by amateurs as a
performance displaying not only the most finished
execution, but great taste and feeling combined.—
The Concert was attended by the first rank and
fashion of the musical world.

We remark, in justice to great and descr:ing mu-
sical talent, that Mr. StmLAIR'S Benefit at Covent-
Garden Theatre, is fixed for this evening, when the
lovers of Romantic Drama and of Scottish Song may
expect to enjoy a treat of no common excellence, in
which a rare union of celebrated talents is to be dis-
played.

A woman,•in the parish of Kintore, was lately de-
livered of three children, a boy and two girls, who,
with the mother, are doing well.
Friday se'nnight, as Joseph Owen, a private sol-
dier of the 40th Regiment, now quartered in Gla;•
gow, was bathing in the Clyde, he was observed to
struggle, and at,last disappeared. After remaining
under water for a considerable time, he was dragged
to the shore, a man having hold of one end of a car-
ter's whip, whilst the other was held by a man stand-
ing on the bank. He was instantly carried to the
Humane Society House in a state of complete insen-
sibility; and a medical Gentleman, Dr. PATERSON,
fortunately passing at the time, gate tkc poor man
every aid which his unfortunate situation required,
assisted by the people of the house. In less than an
hour he was so far recoverci as to be able to walk to
the barracks, with tyre assistance of two of his com-
rades, tho,igh in a cute of great weakness.