Star.
London, England, 1818-07-04 00:00:00

CE VE.7.117. ELECTION.

irF.STMINSTETL
TIFTRF.NTIL AND LAST DAY.

The Poll closed this day at three n',:inck ; and
the successful Cukdidates are Sir S.kqUEL P.°.
MILL? aud Sir Fe:e.:,:cis Bunoerr. The following
was the final State of the Poll :

Day's Poll. Total.
Sir Samuel Ranilly - - 221 - 5519
Sir Frauds Burdett -21 s - 5212
Sir Marra), Maxwell - eoo - 4308
Mr. Hunt - - 2 - 21
Sir SAMUEL SOMME:I made his appearance oa the
Hustings just as the final close of the Poll was de-
clared, and was received with the most enthusiastic
and long-continued plaudits by the mutant le. P.m'
Sofro/4, Sir ROBERT Witson, and several other dis-
tinguished friends, accompanied him.

He returned thanks to the Electors in a very ener-
getic and eloquent speech, for the high honour they
had done him. A splendid chair being in waiting
he was then chaired round Covent-garden, and down
Catharine-street, the Strand, &c.

STATE OF POLLS.
Daus, July S.
Neville 914
Ilundas - 007
ILallett - 876
July 1.
1753
- 1526
- 1481

Devon, July 1, (dose.)
Rl ingt on - - 40101
Bastard - - 3829
Acland - 3804
Evriusas, July 1, (close.)
Haworth - 410
Bough: nn - :59
Cockerell - 341

Price
Cotterell

Cornwall -

BRICONSHIRE, July 1.
Wood - 304 Morgan - 29.1
WEST MOTIF.T.AND ELI:CTION—SECOND DAY.
Lord Lowther
Culo::el Lowther
Mr. Brougham
This day 40 of Mr. BRMYCRAM'S votes were objected to by
the LOWTIIEtt party, but there did not remain a doubt of the
goodnew of the votes offered, and that it was quite certain they
would be accented the neat morning.
_ .

Irstercu.—The Scrutiny terminated on Thursday, when the
numbers were declared to be, for
('rickitt - 3941 Hiring - 716
Newton - 387 Balton - 2134
Cortery or Surrotc.—Thos. SIMILLUCIL Goocu, Esq. and Sir
Wm. ROWLET. Bart. are returned. -
COUNTY OF EDINBURGH.
Sir Groans CLERK returned. The numbers were for—
Sir George Clerk, But. - 79
Sir John Dalrynrple - • 49
ELECTIONS IN IRELAND.
STATE OF POLLS. _
__

COMM' or Dtrunt--2.1 Day. Qt,FEWS Coy:my, June 30.
tranulton - - 290 Mr. Pole - - 340
Talbot - - 235 Sir 11. Parnell -55 Z
White 'I ,

- 140 I Sir Chas. Coote
Covury or ARMAGH. June 27.
Otis. Brownlow, Esq. 127
W. Richardson, Esq. 124
Hun. 11. Cau - 93

Content or Coat.—Mr. HARE and Lori Kmostioaormt being
declared duly elected, a Poll was demanded on the part of Mr.
Licrste but the &maw? refused to grant it, on the plea
that Air. Bows had not given three day's notice of his intention
to offer himself as a Candidate; upon which Mr. Bona decla-
red his determination tp appeal to the proper tribunal against
the return which had been made.
- - -

DenaUSDA ELeeTION, Jima 29.—The Election for this Bo-
rough began this day. Mr. Outs Wei proposed by Cul. Seer-
riecrox, and seconded by PeTeR VANHONRIUR: Esq. and Mr.
WALLACS by James Ctatiox, Esq. arid seconded by Mr. Ciaorrss.
In the evening, about eight o'clock, it being a holiday and the
bustle .of the day not yet sub:ided, the Nlsecla and Sumer
thought proper to call out the military, though at the Time there
was not the slightest symptom of riot or disturbance in any part
of the town. Mr. Wst.t.acx immediately went to the Marna
and Simmer, who had placed themselves into a hollow square,
and were proceeding to read the Riot Act; and by his remon-
strance on the great impropriety of the measure, and the dan-
ger. that might follow from exciting the anger of the people,
they withdrew the soldiery, and for the remainder of the even-
ing the people behaved with the most perfect tranquillity.
(racist Tee ettliVekß.ll JOURNAL, sacoso EDITION).
" Metro, JuLr I.—We lay before our Readers the following
extract of a letter from Drogheda, with feelings of horror
We have bad no less than three men shot here since yesterday.
We are in the centre of massacre and war. The military are
out in all quarters, and under arms. Mr. Wata..act, it is thought,
will be returned.' "
KURR EteCTION.—We learn from Tralee, that Mr. Dc•ner
has resigned, and the other two Candidates have been returned.

The following is a statement of the numbers polled
at former contested Elections for the City of West
minster
In 1792—F0r Vr. Fox -
I,,rd flood
Mr. Horne Tooke
In 1796—F0r Mr. Fox - -
Admiral Gardner
Mr. Herne Tooke
In 1802—For Mr. Fox - -
Lord Gardner -
Mr. Graham

3,516
a,217
10,97
5,160
4,K14
2,219
2,673
2,434
1,691

The following is a List of the number and duration
of Parliaments within the reign of his present Ma-
jesty :
Tilts Waal WT. WFILN D14%01.11111. T. M. 1.
19 May, 1761 - 11 March, 1768 Existed 69 22
16 May, 1768 - SO Sept. 1774 e 4 21
29 Nov. 1774 - 1 Sept. 1780 59 4
31 Oct. 1780 - 25 March, 1784 3 426
18 May, 1784 - 11 June, 1790 025
10 Ang. 1190 20 May, 1796 511 3
12 July, 1796 31 Dec. 1800
United Kingdom of Ut. Britain and Ireland
22 Jan. 11401 - 29 June, 1802
31 Aug. 1602 - 25 Oct. 1806 4f 25
15 Dee. 1606 - 29 April, 1807 —• 0 415
92 June, 1807 - 29 Sept. 1812 5 5
24 Nov. 1812 - 1 June, 1818 5 717
BOW-STREET.—Mr. AUNT appeared this morning
at this Office, charged by a Mr. BALDWIN (who stat-
ed himself to be a Reporter to the Courier News-
paper) with assaulting him, and provoking the mob
that accompanied Mr. HUNT home last night to vio-
lence, and thereby endangering the life of the com-
plainant. The facts being proved to the satisfaction
of the Magistrate, Mr. HUNT was ordered to find
sureties for keeping the peace, himself in I:10, and
two other sureties of Dill each, which was instantly
done. Mr. HUNT then preferred a counter charge
against Mr.BALDWIN, but the Magistrate considered
the circumstances not sufficient to hold him to bail,
though he considered the conduct of Mr. BALDWIN
highly improper.

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The last letters from Berlin mention, that one mil-
lion and a half of the Prussian bonds would be ready
in fou or five days, and the remainder in ten days.
The Prussian Government have declared their
readiness to pay off an old loan of about £500,000
raised by Count. Wirrosuvrarn ; and as this sum
will then be brought into circulation, it is expected
that a great part of it will be invoste4on the new loan.