Star.
London, England, 1818-06-24 00:00:00

is, in fine, of our glorious Constitution.—
V thanking them for the honour con-
zos and Mr. Susilo.ll were then invested
oid dnd spurs, and the ceremony con-
hicir being chaired round the town.
-s in fav,;ur of DENISON greatly predomi-
could conjecture, at least in the propor-
to one.

iaINING STAR,

LONDON.

'RUE ABoVI: £l,OOO. NILTST BE Xio,oov

, 44 CAPITALS. TWO OF £20,000, &c.
BE DEA WN NEXT FRIDAY-LOTTERY

ED\ESDAY, JUNE 21., 1818.
:R.DAy —llol:d.ty at the Bank, Exchequer, and
South-Sea

able to state in a part only of our yester-
ession the final result of the contest for the
;ion of the City. At three o'clock the poll
Guildhall, when Messrs. %ooD, WILSON,
0, and THORP, being the four highest on
were Jecl,:led duly elected ; and Sir Wit.-
iris, after serving for the City in six suc-
+=ems, was thrown out. The propor-
ich the successful Candidates outvoted the
tronet were as follow :—Mr. Alderman
eded him by 1179 ; Mr. Witsos, by 610;
testy, by 381 ; and Alderman Tim', by
The great struggle lay of course between
rIIORP and Sir Wita.mal Charts; and it
y the most strenuous, and we believe alto-
:ampled exertions, on the part of what is
Independent Interest, that the election of
was secured.

,t of the contest is, upon the whole, such
re we may fairly congratulate he Livery
upon having achieved. For a series of
Eti °pas has rarely had to boast of more
)pular Representative. It has now four
Ives who may be regarded as all popular
all carry the popular feeling along with
to all of whom the Public look forward
undivided confidence.

manifestations of satisfaction which per-
part of the metropolis at the close of the
sterday, are sufficient evidences that we
ate the value of the triumph which has
1. Messrs. Woo D, WA I TIIM AN, and
men known and tried—they have shewn
on many occasions zealous and efficient
the Liberties of the People, and in the
here which their election into the House
opens for their exertions, may be expect-
nn still more essential and lasting service.
.50N is less known to the public, but is
,h etimation by ail the mercantile part of
unite, for his knowledge of the coalmen.
!sts of the City, and of the country at
I professes principles of political indepen-
ich the integrity of his private character
permit us to regard as otherwise than
sincere.

test for Westminster continues with in-
but accompanied with a degree of
ecce on the part of some of the lower
ch every friend of rational freedom must
be offensive attacks which were made on
twat., on the first and second days of the
!peatee yesterday in a manner more atro-
:allant Knight was besmeared all over with
; he received several severe blows on
nn stones which were thrown at him
et to learn that he is so ill in consequence
.day confined to his room, and is wholly
,pear on the Hustings. His friends con-
e mean time, undismayed ih their exer-
e close of the Poll yesterday Sir FRANCIS
.2.d pined two votes upon Sir MURRAY
but is the early part of to-day the sup-
he latter have rallied in great numbers,
NI I itn, for the present? to hi%, former

serest wa; excited yesterday at the seat of
l'Aturp within the Westminster Hustings,
of an objection being made by the
Mt MURRAY MAXWELL to the inhabitants
I•L'er:;* St. Martin-le-Grand voting at
oc I.e ground that by the Post Office
1515, the Liberty cf St. Matti:l.le-
Is attached to the Ward of Aldersgate.—
:ion being anticipated, Messrs. SKinnoa,
,vANs, and PETERS, argued the case in
he inhabitant:, on the part of Sir SAMUEL
lEd Fi!VNCIs RDETT ; and Mr. ADOL-
!w. thC inl:6italltS, on the part of Sir
iltzwur.. The case engaged the atten-
.,: 11.‘turr between two and three
conside,-ing the high importance of
and the numerous authorities cited on
Fcitpened his determination till Thurs-

LEN was notch indisposed early on Mon-
and. the Paint: REGENT, and the other
tit. Royal F:unilv, went to Kew in con-
:wr MA.TE”Y, however, recovered in the,
morni..l,-.7. and soon after one o'clock
take the air in her chaise in Kew Gar-
sNris ;, after his visit to her
e'st..!!-dayc, nw gave an account of her
'Lld Light, and being much better.

NAVA L. INTELLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, JUNE sn.
Wind W. S.W.—Arrived off this port the brig
George, Itno, 40 days from Pet-au-Prince, bound
to Spitbead. Sailed the Caledonia, WELLS, for
Bengal, &c.

PLYMOUTH, JUNE 22.
Wind \V.—Arrived his Mujesq's ship But.*mut,
from Chatham.

PORTSMQU'iII, JUNE 23.

Wind.W.—Put back the Diligence transport. Re-
mains, wind-bound, the Pockingbarn, WAuox, for
Calcutta; she has on board about 40,000 of Bullion,
shipped at this port.