Star.
London, England, 1826-06-16 00:00:00

Robinson
Colonel Davies
Griffiths

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Davis
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Protberoe

Belgrave
Bienoo
Groorgner-
Townsbend

Bereshir4
Gladstone
Blake

Dundao
Bernal
Armstrong

Burrell
Howard
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General Grosvenor
G. Wilbraham
General Dentin
A. Colville .

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MEMBERS RETURNED.
Samaria—Sir Robert Williams.
Beiralston—Lord Lorain. Mr. Astabornham.
Chichester—Lord George Lemma, W. S. Poyntz.
Cricklade—J. Pkt, R. Gordon.
Code Castle—J. Rood, G. Bank's.
Cardigan, Aberystwith, and Lampeter—P. Pryor.
Drultwieh--Lord Sefton, Mr. Hosigetts Poky.Deblin--Henry. Grattan, George Ogle Moore.
Edinburgh—The Right Hon. W. Maks.
Flint—Sir E. P. Lkrid.
Granthant—Messrs. Ta!mask and Mameley.
Haverfordwest, Town and Coonty—R. B. Philippi. •
Nadas—Altair& BalWe and Villiers.
Hertford—Mr. Macomb', Mr. Byron.
iiindon—Hon. Al. G. Penmen" Hon. A. Calthorpe.
Kaaresboresagh—Hon. G. Tierney, &r J. Mackintosh. .
Llskeard—Lord Elliot, Sir W. Pringle. •
Mark:sonnet—Lord Brum, Lord Brudeneil.
Old Sarum—J. J. Alesander, J. D. Alexander.
Pembroke—lL Owen:
Rye—R. Ark./right, H. Btaham.
St. German's—Hat:C. AiWilma6 C; Molar
Seathorough,-Hon. G. Phipps, Hon. C. Manners Sutton.
Tawny—Messrs. Lashington and *euphoria.
Winchester-ISr Z. II East, P. Su. 3. Undmay.
Pearuddoek, E. Baker.
Yorkshire—Led Milton, W. Marshall, Wm. Dnacomlie, Rich-
ard Featuring Wilson.
(Per hanainier e Lamson InTstuonaca, see fourth pp.]

The Doke of YORE'S health cont;noes improvinp.
Sir 11101011 HALVORD attended the Royal Duke yesterday, and
stated that hh Royal Highness was better, and had passed a good
night. The Duchess of Giationene, and the Princess Sousa
visited their Royal Brother yesterday.
Naw ingenious and philosophical
V. C01101.1.01N who made so Interesting and useful an ascension with
Mr. T. R. James's is August lam, wilt ascend again 10-osarnfr
froth St. John's Wind, with the same scientific Gentleman, in ordei
to resume Ms praiseworthy attempts towards the practical improve=
meat of Aerostation. The whole of the probts will be applied to
the relief of the &messed nunefactsWert.
CORN BICIIANGit, MARK-VANN, Jena 16.
The arrivab of Grain are nur4krate When* Good sample. of
Wheat ..41 readily at Menders rates ; het other seas remain 00
hand. Batby, Beans, and Peas, are as ha quoted. Pate haw.}...
di" sale, but se decline can be noted.—Arrivals Ringlish Wheak
2,600 qrs. Barley, 310 qrs. Oats, 1,600 qts. *Ur, 3,100 sUekic
Irish Oats, MOO qrs. Foreign Wheat, 4,500 qrs. Gas, 6,400 qrs.
ITHFIE/14) MARKET, Jim, le. •
We have an unusually Liege supply of Mutton and V$ 00544,
and the number of Beasts in the market exceeds the 841,41y.$
supply. Altman has again declined frees ad. to Q. pee, few
of the fittest Downs enceeding 4* M. per stone, and th,.geneim
price of fine Sheep is 46. to 44. ed. per stone; eeaner Sheep. -pid
ace. air 36. to 3* 84. per stoke. Beef generally Trim*, u
on Monday ; but Veal is cheaper, the finest young Calve* be* ss.
per none. The @apply of lamb is short, and this • Meal, for am
Brit qualities, is dearer by 14. per nose than on Monday. ha Yogis
there is nothing to notice.— Mats, 413; Sheep, I I,son ; riss,so ;
Calves, 440. _ _

Merl per slone, 4► to 54. Winton, So, 0d.1t0.41. 6.1. Veal, 00.
IS& Limb,
.316. N. to fk. ed. Pork, 311. ad. pte
load, £3 101. to £4 13s. Cbv.r, £4 to A 5 IS% Id. Straw, 44
14,. to Al 180

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

In eindinuatios flans she preceding page.

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• ' WALLINGFORD, TERSDAT NIONT. - . •
The election of two Members to rerresent this ancient!
Borough in Parliament, terminated At two o'clock this
day. At the linal close of the poll, the numbers were=
For Colonel Hughes . . 151
Colonel Robarts . . 125
Dr. Dodson . . . 50
The Mayor declared Colirnels Hughes and Bohan' duty elected
to represent the Borough of Wallingford In Parliament...—(Cheers,
groans, and hisses).
Col•inel HuGins returned thanks. He avowed that!
his political principles were those termed " Whig." but:
he was not the slave of any party, having, (luting t'.e,
short period for which the Whigs enjoyed the Govern-
ment of •his country, frequently rot. d against them.
_ .

Idr. Manna:, on.the part of Colonel Roberts, britfly returned
thanks.

Dr. D !DSO x then presented himself, and returned his
most.gratetul thanks for the very distinguished suppor(
he had,receivrd—not, as had been insinuated by hi,
opponents, from the Corporation only, but from the
most respectable inhabitants of that ancient• Borough,
and he congratulated the electors, that, notwithstanding
the contaminating 'contact of corruption, there were to
be found in the town of Wallingford . eighty honest,
independelit, unbought, unpurchaseable, votes. (Cheers).
After alluding •to the refusal of Colonel Hughes, to
answer a ques.ion put to him respecting his connexion
with the well-known system of bribery, through the
medium of the far-tamed " Miller," Dr. Dodson, with.
gr -at animation, proceeded—Gentlemen, by the ancient
lax of this country, when a culprit, called upon to plead
to an indictment, refused tbanswer, and " stood-mute,"
'he was ordered to be pressed to death. That law his
very properly -been repealed; but the delinquent part:,
in the present case, will derive little benefit from that
circumstance, for I venture to predict, that there is still,
a " press" that will lie heavily upon him. (Cheering).
—Yes, Gentlemen, the public press of Great Britain,
white it remains.free, (and GOD forbid that, whether
under Whig or Tory Government, it should not-remain
free!) will ever prove the instrument of punishment of
the advocate of bribery, and of perjury—(rittering). But,
Gentlemen, aithough the punishment of pressing to
death has been repealed, another course was prescribed
in its stead, for bringing.the guilty to justice. The ac-
cused, who stands mute, is, by the present law, deemed
guilty to all intents and purposes. Such is the law,
Gentlemen; you will make the application—(Loud and
co:dinned cheering). Dr, Dodson declared his intention
of bringing the prveeedings of the elections before Par-
liament, and concluded, by thanking the Mayor and
his assessor for their very gentlemanly and upwright
conduct during the election.
Immediately after the ceremony of chairing had been
gone through, yesttrJay, Col. Ilughei took his leave of
his constituenis, accompanied by Mr. Maddox, the
proxy of Robin is ; while Dr. Dodsoir, the defeated
c indidate, was entertained with a splendid dinner, given
to him at the Lamb Inn, by upwards of 100 of the most
respectable inhabitants of the town.
A ball was given it the Town Hail in the evening, by the friends
of Dr. Dodson, who consider that, by the late struggle, they have
Uhl the foundation of the independence of the Borough.

SCOTLAND.
PROM THE ZDINSURGH OISSERVER.

• Lontsusso, 'tarn 12.
The Right I-lon. W. Di:lnd:as was this morning elected
Member of Parliament tor the city of Edinburgh: It
is perfectly plain that the judgment of the Council has
been just what their circumstances demanded. The
representative of the first city of the kingdom ought,
certainly, v b...a man of political authotity; and the
family of the Lord ltegisier hare long been, without a
qt•esttori, iri this respect the most considerable in
Sct:tland. lle ought to be a person whose very name
is his warrant for an acquaintance with Scottish in-
terers and feelings ; and the stock of the Right Hon.
Gentleman has,•above all others, been distinguished
for it. indit,ti ions nati,,nality..
Be tvicksbire—:The Hun: Captain Anthony Maitland will be
tame (Jur 13erv,ickshire without opposition.
County of Edinburgh—Sir George Lielk, the present Member,
will be returned without opposition.
Colunty of Haddington—Lord John Hay bas secured his maani-
anon; election for this county.
Szlkirkshire—William Elliot Lockhart, Esq. of Borthwick-
ka will be again returned for this county.
Perthshire—Sir George Murray will be unanimously re-elected.
C ithoel.s--aThe representation of tbis county will be keenly
e ntt red le. ween George Sinclair,' Esq. yr. of Ulbster, and the
Hon. James Sinclair, brother of the F.arl:of Caithness.
Roahurglwhire—lleary F. Scott, Esq. yr. of Ilarden, who was
lately electtd for Roxburghshire, has again offered himself to the
fr4eholders of that county, and no opposition is expected to be made
to his being again returned.
County or Elgiu—We understand that the Hon. Colonel Francis
W. Grant, of Grant, will he again returned for the county.
County of Inverness—lt is understood that the Right Hon.
Charles Grant, Vice-President to the Board of Trade, will be
again monied for this county.
Forfarshire—There is no opposition to the re-election of the
lion. W. Mauler.

County of Fife—Captain James Weinyes, the present Member,
Mill be unanimously re-elected.

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FUNERAL OF b 1 ;CM. Ihe arrangements
for the funeral of this distinguis'ed musician, through
s me unelrecteil difficulties which have occurred, Can.
'not be comrl ted by the time propo,el• Oa the subject
of the interment of the body at the Catholic Chapel, in
Moot fields, a correspondence took place .between 'the
superin:e.iding cummittee and Dr. Poynder, the C
Bishop or the London district, under who,e control that
chapel is. By the existing arragements of the chapel,
permission could not be given to more than 20 musical
professors to perform the solemn service for the dead,
over the body ; dor Could the public he allowed to oc-
cupy the seats belonging to the subscribers, for which
reason the intention of celebrating the funeral in the
Moorfields Chapel was abandoned by the Committee.
It was subsequently suggested, that the requiem over the
body mi;ht be performed in St. Paul's Cathedral, de-
positing it ifterwards, w ith the regular funeral cere-
rtnnies of,the Catholic religion, at one of the chapels of
tkiat persuasion. but permission was refused by the Dean
:1.• I Chapter .of that Cathedral, on the ground that
?Trim:over the dead being a Catholic rite. could not
with propriety be perfotmed in a Protestant church.—
iquch interest appeaies.to have been excited among the
Cathotcs of London on the subject of the decisi,n of
the Chapter of St. Paul's in this affair, as some of them
had conceived that the obtaining permission from so
Sigh a clerical authority to bring the body in that Ca-
thedral, would tend to soften the popular feeling against
the Catholics generally, and a Boman Catholic Priest
was in attendance all day yesterday, to convey the de-
cision of the Chapter to the principals of Moorfields
Chapel. On account of them ciicunistauccs, it has been
determined, we believe, to eeltbrate the funeral alto-
gether in a private manner.

,FASHIONABLE. INIT,LtIGENCE.

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ALMACK'S GRAND nALL

Commenced at eleven o'clock on Wednesday evening, and con-
cluded at a quarter to four yesterday'morning, to which hour the
Ball was kept up with uncommon spirit. There were present—
Dukes—Wellington, Portland, lehull, Northumberland, Leeds,
De Fed.

Duchesses--Wellingtor, &intrriet, Northumberlind.
Marquises—Lothi.n, Graham, Chnricarile, Winchester, Douro,
Strozzi.

Marchionesses—Winchester, Waterford, K Indy, Queensberry,
Lothian, Emily of Londonderry.
Earls—Abingdon, Jersey. Cowper, Westmoreland, Ilarewood,
atomicll, Grantham, Weymouth, Tankerville, Verulam.
Countesses— Denbigh, Kenmare, Leitrim, blulgrave, Abingdon.
Uxbridge, Euston, Jersey, Cowper. Sefton, ,Mansfield, Murky,
Chichester, Antrim, Warwick, Cluomell, Stradbroke, Grantham,
Meath, Sin Meld, Tanker-vine.
Lords-.-Achesun, Mulypeux, Fitzharrls, F. Osborne, Clarina,
Elphinstone, C. Wellesley, Mark Ker, Tullamore, W. Russell,
Dudley, Villiers, Berehaven, Algot, Hervey, Fitzroy, Andover,
Montague, Sydney, Howard de Walden. . _

Beresford, Barnard, Filenborough, Greville (two),
Y. Palk,J. Brabasoti, NI. Brudenell, C. Montagu, 11. Mitchell, S.
Bailey, A. Brudenell, Scott (two), Pelham, I. Ker, ATourt, Gage,
A. Paulet, L. Clive, Dynevor, Molyneux (three). S. Stewart, A.
Vane, Grey (three) J. Mum, Dawson (two), E. Berkeley, J.
Peel, Phipps, G. Seymour, A. Ilervey, C. Berkeley, NI. Cotes,
Phipps, A. Beckett, K. Hervey, E. Lowther, C. Hondas, Fitzroy,
M. Beauclerk, F.. Murray, A.Sco.t, C. Ker, L.VaushM, Ponsonby,
C. Stewart, C. Murray, Montagu, Farquhar, Acton, C. Pouletr,
M. Ker, C. Micklevraite, Clements (two), Mildmq, E. Mnnck, C.
Beauclerk, K Edgcumbe, G. Welle3lrs,„ C. Bug Laseelle:,
P. ()slime, L. Hervey, Codrington, A. H .Iroyd, Palh.an (two),
I. Benthick. Tullamore, S. Clive, Forester, Itavensworth, G.
Pane, S. Wortley.
Sirs—Thomas Trowbridge, Joseph Copley, Jelin Trollope, Ma-
thew Stewart, Shawe Stewart, Robert Anstruther, Archibald Ed-
mondatone, William Scutt.
Colonel Gorden.
Counts—Herrera, Buol, Flavigny,
Baron Kalamai):
Messrs. Russell, Alargan, Blackwood, Petre, Johnston, Prins'',
Forester, Stapykou.
PARTIES.

The Earl of Darlington gave a grand dinner on Wednesday at
his house in St. James's-square, to a large party of distinction.--•
Among whom were—the Marquis of Queensberry, Colonel and
Lady Laura Meyrick, Lady A. Milbitike, Lady C. Powlett, Ocne-
rat hayrick, Captain Wyvill, Captain Towers, Colonel Berkeley,
Mr. Russell, Mr. Moore, Alr. It. Bell, M. F. Thornhill, &c.

Mr. Rothschild entertained the Duke of St. Alban's, and a dis-
tinguished party to dinner yesterday, at his house in Piccadilly. In
the evening, Mrs. Rothschild gave a grand ball and supper.
The Duke of Grafton had a grand dinner party yesterday, at his
home in' Connaught.pLict.
John Irving, Rig. M.P. had a dinner party yesterday, at his
house, Richmond-terrace.

MOVEMENTS.
_ _

The lion. Mr. and Mrs. General Trevor left town yesterday,
for their seat in Sussex.

IVIr. and Mra. Nuney left their house in Biker-street yesterday,
for their seat in Hants.

Idr. and Airs. Wedderbsra kft Goulding's Hotel, Hanover-
square, yesterday, fur Belgium.
Dr. Alackie and family arrived in town last night, from the
South of France.

W. P. Huneywood, Esq.l,4 town yesterday, for his seat, Mark's
Mill, Essex.
Lord De Clifford and family have arrived in Cork.
The Knight of limy has arrived in Killarney.
The Bishop of Kill.iloe and family have arrived at Clarisford
House frum Loudon.

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