Star.
London, England, 1818-06-20 00:00:00

CEIVRAZ REEtTION

CITY Or LONDON-
at One o'clock :
Alderman W‘od
Mr. Wilson •
Mr. Wsithanan
Alderman Curtis

Diy,State of the Poll

6337
- 3103
- 2795
- 2683

Alderman Thorpe
Alderman Atkins

2568
1541

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CITY Or WESTM I larza,--Third Day.—State of the
Poll at One o'Clock
Sir Samuel Romilly 1115
Sir ?gamy Maxwell 1063
Sir Frau cis Burdett. 432

Mr. Kinnaird - 59
Mr. Hunt . . 31
Major Cartwrigbt • . 19
BOROUGH OP Sournwanc—Third Day.—State
of the Poll at One o'Clock:
Mr. Calvert - . 171$
Sir Robert Wilson . - 1207
Mr. Barclay . - 1004
REA.DING, JUNE 19.—Third Day.—At the final
close of the Poll this day, the numbers were:
Mr. Lefevre
Mr. Palmer
Mr. Weyland - - -

BERKSIIIRE.—At the nomination for the Members
for the County of Berks, yesterday, Messrs. C. Dux-
DAS and R. NZVILLE, the old Members, and Mr.
HALLET, were ploposed. On a shew of hands, it ap-
peared that the two former had a very considerable
majority. Mr. HALLE? has demanded a poll, which
will begin at Abingdon on the 25th instant.
OzzoßD C Just 19.—Second Day :
Mr. Wright no
Mr. Lockhart - 203 •
_ Mr. &. John 194

BRISTOL ELECTION, JUNE 19.—This City has for
some time been the scene of most unexpected elec-
tioneering movements. Mr. PROTHEROR first started,
and was opposed by Colonel BAILLIE. Mr. PRO-
THEROZ said he would not undertake the contest, and
retired. Colonel BAILLIE pursued his canvass, and
even his chair is said to have been made, when the
general voice of the City recalled Mr. PROTHEROE,
and Colonel BAILLIE immediately retired. A peace-
able election was now expected, but the non-appear-
ance of the patriotic Mr. HUNT, whom 750 Freemen
had promised to support, occasioned a considerable
ferment. In this state of things, a Public Meeting
was called on Brandon Hill, and the chair was taken
by a Dr. KENTISH : Resolutions were moved, which,
had HUNT himself been present, he could not have
wished amended : they determined, that all filen
were born equally independent ; that Committees of
the People should be formed, and that they would
support Colonel "MILLIE, as a man of similar prin-
ciples with themselves. Colonel BAILLIE has again,
in printed bills, said,, if they choose to elect him he
shall accept the honour. The consequence' is, that
a few Gentlemen of his Committee have now put
themselves at the head of this most exttaordinary
opposition ; and the contest is likely to last several
days. The Blues are so indignant at the conduct of.
Mr. BAILLIE'S friends, that, to a man almost, they
support Mr. PROTUEROZ. Not a cry for HUNT is
stow any where heard.
NORTHAMPTON.+State of the Pall at the close
/a 914 Compton . - 240 -
Sr G. Kerr:son . . . 212
Sir G. Robinson - . 182
' After the numbers were declared, a disgraceful
scene of confusion and riot took place. The adhe-
rents of each party attacked the head-quarters of their
opponents ; a great many windows were broken;
two men had their skulls fractured, another his arm,
and a fourth his lee. The MAYott was obliged to
read the Riot Act in two places before the mob was
dispersed and order restored.
CITY op DURHAM.—State of the Poll an the Se-
cond -Day :
M.. A. Taylor, Esq. -
- 592
Richard Wharton, Esq. - - 315
George Allan, Eaq. - 27
STATE OF OTHER POLLS.
BRUPTOi,. June 18. Irewtea, June 19.—Gros. polL
Davis - - - 2519 Baring - - - 942
Protheroe 1635 Crickett - - . fa
Bale - - - 1514 Bolton - - . .NI
Commix, June lg. Newton - - .. as
Moore - - - 265 Neweasns-unizt-LeNa,
Ellice - - - 222 Jura 17.
Butterworth - • - 172 Kennersley
TALLOW/If, JUNE 18. Wilmot -
Anson 763 Eoughey -
Rumbold - 736 CP.ANTUASI, Joys 17.
Lacon 602 Welby 1133
Loftus 569 Cust - tie
Camainae, June li. Manners - lOC
I.ushington - - 830 Ilughes ' 14
Clifton - - - 73$ Exavea, Jums 17.
Baker ' - - - 517 Courtecay - 114
Warms MAW?, JON& 12. Newman - 90
Ellison and Money 45 Northmore - 78
Wray and Twigs 27 HEPFILLEY, JUNE 17.
Sr. Acmes, June 19. Wharton 543
Lord Churchill - 305 Burton 424
Roberts . - - 989 Wells - 212
Lord Mayor - - 216 Beverley - • 151
HULL, JUNE 18-41 ALP PAST 3. SODNUILY., JUNI 19.-2 P. M.
Mitchell 1055 Heygate 99
Graham - 799 Broadhurst - 79
Staniforth 736 C. Marsh .59
Gtovelacta, June 18. Borrow, Jour 17.
Webb - . - 55, Burrell 249
Berkeley - - - 534 Madocks - 232
Cooper - - - 451 Ellis 203
Weaczarsa, June 18. SOOTMAMPTON, June 18.
Deerhurst - - 297 321
Gordon - - - 2,3 1123'
Davies - - - 254 183
NOTPLPE;3•7I, ANS 11.
Birch
Ranch&
Smith

70
- 70

- - • Crespigney -
Ashtown - -
RoculTrza, Juni 19.
74 Binning -
6• Barnet -
60 Torcens -
• MEMBERS RETURNED.
Cumnurrea. -Lord Apsley and Mr. Cripps.
Sunnucst—l. Marryatt, Esq. and Sir G. We:render.
Hoanust—Robert Hurst and G. R. Millie%
BOKOUGH or Bautaza--Jobn Irving and VV. Wilberf.ne.
NlAL•rox—Lord Duncannon and Hon. J. C. Ramsden.
SALTASH—M. Ruaaell and J. Blair.
Lints—Major J. T. Fine and Vere Pane.
A:mol:a—T. A. Smith and Hon. N. &Bowes,
Ncwroal—W. Norther and J. Raise.
Omcnnstrres—C. Saville and A. Saville.
Moustntakv—.H. Clive.

279
- 292
- - 108

MorzagAzi—J. F. Luttrell and H. F. Luttrell.
Lyina-Rsats—Lord WaJpiale and Sir M. B. Fulkes.
Now/mu—W. Smith and R. H. Gurney.
Witzliazt—J. Cale:aft and T. Denman.
Gun.nrozo—Serjeant Onslow and Serjeant Beat.
Wout.3;Somerset}—J. P. Tudway and C. W. Taylor
Tivsk.7.oN--Hon. R. Ryder and W. Fltzlatigh.
LUDLOW—Lord-Viscount Clive and Hon. R. IL Clive.
Lor.;ox-x--C. W. Sibthorp and Ralph Bernal.
TOWS a.yD PORT er Ncw Roatier—.Ridtard Erie Dm: Gravel
no; Bag. ar.d Andrew Stralian. Esq.

Lord SmsoriTu and the Misses Annixartur and
family lsft town yesterday for Richmoitd Perk, for
the summer.