Star.
London, England, 1818-07-28 00:00:00

NAVAL IN7ELLIGENC

The Harmony, WISHAIir, ifOre
rived off liasibourae.

The Dexterity, GEARY, of Peterhead, a
on Tuesday last, from the Greenland vti
with 13 fish, supposed to boil 100 tuns ft

INSURGVIT PRlyi
The Gl2sgow, HUNTS!! arrived in the
Jamaica, was boarded the 12th ult. of
an armed schooner, with a blue and wl
flag, and another schooner in conipan.
white flag with an Eagle and Stars, aka
dared of sails, a spar, a barrel of pork,
lung of rum.

" CADIZ
" Arrived on the Ist instant the X. S.(
Pity:ft, from Marin, after being taken an
off Cape St. Mary's by an Insurgent prix
COICUNNA
" Yesterday came in a Spanish chasse-i
the crews of several Spanish coasting-vrne
by an Insurgent ship privateer, in canal
brig and a Chasse-mo.ree, which they ha,
armed." '

PORTSMOUTH. JULY 27.
Wind N.W.--Ilis Majesty's ships RACI
SCOUT have dropped down to St. lieleu's.
sum gun-brig has come into harbour to
The specie has all been landed from hi
ship RAYLIEMAN. Passed through to the
the American brig Argo, —, from the
DEAL, JULY e 7.
Wind.West.—.Arrived the John, JACK SC
maica for Newcastle, and sailed ; St. Ann!
from ditto for London ; Mary, MOVE
Ceylon. Came down from the River th
FOSTIIR, for Jamaica, and remains in the I
the Severn frigate, Pioneerschooner, Roya
yacht, and 13rosbnurnbury, for Mattel=

COWES, JUI.Y 47.
Wind S.W.—Arrived the Good Friend
from Havannah in ;Si days. She kit
bank on the 27th of March last, havii.,l
mouths out and home ; put in for Wen;

ToPSII.IM, JULY so. -
Arrived the Venus, E NON, bound to I
lat. 31. N. lung. 32. W. she encountered vi
Irom the westward ; she lost her main-toi
and sustained damage in her hull, which
to hear up fur this port.

CR.tVESEND, JULY 27.
Arrived the Success, Mercer, from Sierra la
Lnwes,from Quebec; Mary, Motley, and Rug
from Xliramicht; Friends, Huskies, and Airnwei
Hunburgh; Verturuna, Meggs, from Nevis; Tts
from Honduras; Ann, Goodwin' from Oporto
Barclay, front Riga; Hoffnung, Kraft, from
hams, Reddock, from Pillau; 'Triton Legg, froa few foreigners. Sailed tls Catharine, Holm;
talus, Thompson, fur Hamburgh; Hoop, Smith,
Leopold, Clispital, for Havre; Harrnonie, Verk
terdatn; Harriett, Gradon, for the South Seas;
Sharp, tur St. Pstersburgh.

GENERAL ELEeTIONS.

kTATE OF POLE IN IRkLANI

Mean. CAIIIIM and COut.oroil have been reu
County of We4ord. It was the fiercest and close.
maintained in the County of Wexford, and the in
The contcbts for the County of Galway, and the
rick, are the only two not yet -
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LIST OF THE SIXI

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1 Major Veeker
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s to. 4 Mu.

as..L..fraw aw
Duke of Rattnirgh - - - 48
Marquis of Queensberry - 54
ilfurquis ofrureclole - - 56
Marquis of Lothian - 57
Earl of Enid - - - 56
Earl of Kellie - - - - 54
1111 of Balcarras - - - 56
Roatery - - - 54
Those printed in liatt

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Lord Forbes -
Lord Salto= -
Lord Gray - .
Lord Sinclair -
Lord Cdrilk - -
Lord Napier -
Earl of Home -
.1 are New-A:min
CANDIDATES.
Lord Reay - -
-- Belhaven -

UNsuceeserui
Earl of Caithness - - -
Selkirk - - 15

TIES FOLLOWINY HMIS PEASHEAI
VUTTE IHE laJett iik!. r:
Duke of no:burgh
Marquis of Queensberry
- Tweedale
- Lothian
Earl of Caithness
- Cassilns
- Moray
- Home
Kellie
- Elgin
•Finillater
Northesk
- 'talcums
- March:lions
- liosebery
• ♦ Protest was entered by t 1
vote of the .Esirl of 1-iusliater,
qualified.

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Ferri of Glasgow
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Vibcouni Arbatlo:
Lord Farb.;

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Napier
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Beihaysh
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Y =meat of his Ad

The Honourable Captain Dooms, of
third con of Lord DUNDAS, is elected for
ty of Orkney, in opposition to the late M
a majority of seven, at the most numerous
Freeholders that ever assembled.

While the populace were drawing emeo
didates through Use streets of Inverkeithin
turday, the 11th of July, a promising lA,
of age, named Robert Cunninghatne, w,
down, and the wheels of the carriage IN
him. He was immediately carried home, at
in great agony till the following Tuesday,
expired.

We understand that several of Mr.
WORTH'S friends in Coventry, have subscril
purpose of presenting him with an elegant
value 100 guineas, as a testimony of their
his personal worth, and to mark their apps
his Parliamentary conduct.

Irish Figure of Rhetoric by a Popular P
"Let us remember, my friends, never to lori
'always in mind,that we are all carried down
of time to be latukti at last in the aerate of e
Mr. D. AINSWORTH has sold his bay colt
(which won at Preston on the firs:. day), to
of HAMILTON.

Lord Fount sold Mind", after wineir
year old Stakes at Newmarket, to the
Gibtl7osl,
Casciar.—The Grand Cricket Mitch at !lathe
the Hatfield Club against the County a W.
taVOia W !lab, b; en rum