Star.
London, England, 1826-06-13 00:00:00

CARLISLE-SITU SAT.S

A terrible disCnri;iiisieisasjusc taken place in the
Town Hall ; I was not an eye-witness of it, but what
follows I relate on good authority. Mr. William
Brougham, brother of Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. rose,
rid in a most energetic speech declared that Sir Philip
'4,lsgrave was forced on the freemen at the point of the
bayonet; that at that momem cavalry were stationeJ
..in'sier arms, within three hundred yards of the city,
and he protested most vehemently against such uncon-
stitutional proceedings. When Mr. B. made this
announcement, the uproar was tremendous ; the Mayor
was with the greatest difficulty protected from the
..ruriated mob. Sir J. Graham insisted on his signing
wn order for the military to retire four miles from the
city, with which he complied. He then adjourned the
Court, finding it utterly impossible to proceed ; but on
is retiring was so roughly handled, that he is now
TC. i )usly The poll stands thus—
Sir J. Graham •
Sir P. Musgrave
Mr. James
COVENTRY, Java tt.

206
195
107

All bustle here. The new candidates ate very
copular, and have commenced with eclat. Mears.
Moore and Ellice are not allowed to speak a word. and
yesterday only polled one per hour. At the close the
numbers stood—

Mr. Hestkete
71r. Tykr
111. nice

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Mr. 31 ow*

The public houses are all opeu at the cost of the two
t m mer ; thote of tue latter etched on Friday night.
l'le►t;on, it is ,apposed, will last fourteen days.—'

Major Chatterton, of the 4th Dragoon Guards, was
'solicited to rra-d. but declined the honour.
SArespAv Evr, kac.—Vr. Moore has demanded that the to tong
oaths" shall hz put to earls electors These are the oaths of al-
legiance and supremacy, the deelaratiun of fidelity, the oaths of
abjuration, and the affirmation and declaration of the effect Thereof:
During the whole of the day, the freemen were bitterly tailing
against the giving farther political power to the Catholics, and on
that ground only, in many instances, gave their votes for Tyler and
Heathcote, who declared themselves opposed to Catholic Emanci-
pation and the Corn Bin. At the booth, Mr. Moore wars told that
the Priest at the Catholic Chapel was delaying mass for him. One
freeman told him that they wanted to make a Pope of him. °lf
you do," he replied, " ni not absolve you!"

DEVONSHIRE ELECTION:
The High Sleiitf of the County has'appointei Tues.
day, the 13,h instant, as the day for the nomination ofi
Members to represent the County of Devon : and on
Thursday, at tea o'clock in the forenoon, at the Castle
of Ex-ter, he will proc,ed to the Erection. There will
be no nppn•ition ; Sir T. D. Arland and E. P. Bastard
will b.nh be re-elected. It is generally said, but with
what truth we know nor, that Lord Ebrington intends
bring present on the day of nomination.

DU RIIA NI COUNTY.
The county election was proclaimed on Monday
last, in the Market-place, and in front of the County
Courts, by John Giiffids, Esq. Deputy Sheriff ; it will
take place on Thursday nes,. A report has been very
prevalent, for some days past, that a third candidate, in
the person of Mr. Eiward Beaumont ibrother to the
candidate for Northumbeiland), will be put in nomi-
nation. We know not what degree of credit.to attach
to this rumour, but it seems Mr. Lambton has thought
it worthy of notice, for he not only alluded to it, but
expressed himself in strong terms on the subject, in a
speech which he delivered at North Shields on Monday
last.—Durham Advertiser.