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

LIST 0111E3110:RS RETURYED TO THE
NEW PARLIAMENT.

NM ICZYIN6III6
a denote.s not in last Pallid/mt.
MUM, Lord DuffAin aJ. Walker, Fi.q.
A. S•rahan, Esq. aS. Walker, I'a+
A. Allen, Esq. I No alteration.
H. 11. St. Paul, Esi.
BERALITONE, Lord Lovaine No alteration
I In. Ca pt. J. Percy,R . N.
Bucciscitastemar, Rt lion. T. Grenv.lle, a vatrl Temple
W. S. L totadel, Eel. W. S. Liwiide.
Braroansonne, Marquis of Tavistock M trq. of Tavistock
F. Pro, Esq. J.Osborn, L:sq. late
for Queenlausup%
T. F. 1...tv.,1.., rsq. No alteration.
J. A. S. W..rti,,,, Esq. -J. A.S. Wordri,Esy
W. Y. Peel, Es.i. aSir C. Ihnnville
CAMPISORD, W. Leader, Esq. GNI. Milbank, Esq.
S. Sant, Esq. aJ.ll..llaitlai.ti,lisq
Ceara! r, Lord E. J. Stuart Na Ater:aim..
CAILLIsEE, Sir J. Grab ,m, lltrt. INo
*iteration.
J. C. Curwen, re q. S
Coczaattorni, Rt. lion. T. Wallace a itt.llon.J.ltecitett
J. H. Lowther, Esq. J.lll. Lowther, Etq.
CARIOGAN, I Init. J. Vaughan J. Price, Esq.
Cortlirity, P. MOore, Esq. P. Moore, Lag.
Jov. Butterworth, Esq. o— Ellice, Esq.
D 91111.411, County, J. G. Lambton, Esq. /
lion.W.J.F.V.Powlett S No alteration.
Eases, J. A. Iloublon, Esq. CNo alteration.
C. C. Western. Esq.
Gt.onersreasinar, Lord R. E. H. Somerset
No alteration.
Sir 13. W. Guise
GLouctsris, lA. H.T. 11. Nl.lloward aA. B. Cooper,Feq.
F. Webb, E.g. R. Webb, Esq.
IL W. li.lloward-Vyste P. J. Cost, E.g.
G. R. Robinson, Esq. S. Crawley, E.g.
lIZIEFORD, T. r. Symonds, Esq. T.P.*monds,l.sq.
It. P. Saudamore, Esq. Iln.J.P.Cocks, late
for Ryegate
Norrisonsmnitnr. F. Frar.k, Esq. Lord W. Bent.tck
Isl. W. 11. C. Bentinck
Nowntsmrrossis. W. R. Cartwright, Esq. /
S
No alteration.
Lord Althorp
Sir C. Morgans Bert. No alteration.
Lord G. C. ILSomerset )
NEWTOWN, lion. G. A. Pelham INo alteration.
r H. Gurney, Feq.
RATOMIANtIIIt, W. Wilkins, Fag. No alteration.
Sl' ..% asuatmum, lion. E. Phipps a Lord Nurmanbr
Rt. lion. C. NI. Sutton Rt. Ha.C. ltd.Sucton
Susstx, Sir G. Webster, Hart. / No alteration.
W. Burrell, Esq.
'it' \ StWICKSIIIIIN, D S. INutedale, Esq.
} No alteration.
Sir C. M. Mordswit,lit.
Sir hi. NI. Sykes, Lt. I
No
alteration.
lion. I. !Nadas
Y.samtielm. J. 1.. Foster, Esq. a,T. Tayler, BM?.
Lord Advocated Scott aW. Mount, Esq.

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The delightful festival of Fairlop Fair, replete with
sylvan charms and rural beauty, was held yesterday.
Until late in the afternoon visitors of all descriptions
were flocking thither in every direction; and, when
at its zenith, the fair could boast of at least one hat:-
, dred thOusand happy n•ortals.
Sunday afternoon a fire broke out at a barn in Er-
ning, near Newmarket, which, notwithstanding the
conti.c..luity of the premises to the river, was not got
under until it laid waste the dwellings of seven
families. On Tuesday evening, the fire again broke
out in the barn and stables of F. W. Mawr's, Esq.
which were entirely consumed, and almost instanta-
neously the adjoining premises, tin: parsonage-house,
&c. of the Rev. J. K. RA NDA LL.
A distress for rent was last week levied on a malt-
ster in the neighbourhood of Bury, and shortly after
an execution on the part of the Crown put in force;
in consequence of sshich an Otlicer was, of coarse,
placed upon the spot to protect the property ; but an
opportunity was found in the night to carry the malt
from the disappointd guard, and whither it is con-
veyed has not been ascertained.
One day last week, as a maid-servant in the em-
ploy of MT. TOMLI g, of NOTtildOWtt, near Margate,
was returning by the coach, she got acquainted with
two persons, having the appearance of Gentlemen,
who invited her to take tea with them at "argate,
and afterwards wished to accompany her home; but
this she refused, and having gone some di,tance on
the road, one of them followed her, and coming mid-
• ilenly behind her, knocked her down, and robbed her
of her bundle and money. The poor girl has since
, been much indisposed, and had frequent fits.
An attempt was made on Monday to steal the
Marquis of notrotas's carriage. On a servant passing
the back of the house, he observed three men coming
out of the stables • he asked them what they wanted
there? upon which two men ran off, and one re-
mained. It turned out that the man who remained
had been brought there by the other two, %silo p.e-
tended they had a carriage to sell ; they had tkl.en
him through the stables (to which they had by sor.le
means contrived to gain admittance) to the coach-
house, and had :hewn him the carriage, and were dis-
puting about the price. He wished to consider of the
purchase until the evening, and the carriage was to
be brought to him if they agreed. One of the men
who escaped has been taken, and he and his comra-
nion prove to have been servants to a Gentleman who
formerly occupied the house now possessed by toe
Marquis in Grosvenor-place.
Monday evening, about a mile from Margate Pizr,
three young women went out to sea in a small beat
with two young men belonging. to the Pier, and in re-
turning, one of-the young men imprudently stood ep,
and swinging the mast, overset the boat, whey. one of
the young women, named Erskine, was divwned
the others were with difficulty saved loy a Margate
boat, and one of the girls was brou;,ht on shoee m a
state of insensibility ; out after continued exertions
was brought to life.
There has lately been, a.ui sti:l exists, a consider-
able fe,ment among the colliers at Tipton and its
neighbourhood. Without giving their employers a,:y
previous notice, they seem to Ave combined toge-
ther to desist front working, with a view, it appeals,
to compel their masters to an advance of wages;
but have hitherto conducted themselves in a peaceable
manner, and without offering any violence. On the
25th, ar.d also on tht:'29t.li ultimo, great numbers rf
these deluded men were convened, by v.'mi ants proy
vionsly granted, before the Rev. D. Lawts, an acting
Magisti ate for the county of Stafford, who endea,,
voured by every means to convince them that suit
conduct was wrong in the extreme, and liable to be
visited with serious punishment, and therefore ex-
horted them to return to the service of their respe.:-
tive employers, and give due and regular notice rf
their intention, before leaving such sei vice. Llpca
refusal to comply with these reasonable terms,
of;hese misguided 'Men were committed on the fr.,-
Dr day, and 17 on the latter tin .11 55), to tae
Iftntse of Correction, there to remain for the space of
two months.