Star.
London, England, 1826-12-23 00:00:00

This Ward returns Twelve.

BISSOISCATZ Waup.--Stevens 164; ckeenaway 130; T. Win-
du. t 128; Rawlins 125; B. G. Windus 124; Bennett 124; Day
119 ; Peacock 116 ; Benyon 116 ; Sturtevant 198 ; Dewier 410$;
Weston 101; Glover 99 ;Phene 99; Dnddell 97.

This Ward returns Fourteen.

Quennurrns Wawa—Rutb, 51 ; Hughes, 51; Dutton, 50;
3ones4 50; HowellB 42; FeUowst 30; Hathway 30.
This Ward returns Six.

TOWER Wmin—W. J. Halls 123; Peter Skipper Deputy, 110;
John Drinkald 108 ; Samuel Wright 105 ; Charles Stuart, 93 ;
Edward Hamblet Noy 93; William Robinson 93; Robyn Smith
92; Samuel Dixon 92; James Hunt 85; William Cawthorn 81 ;
Thomas Howell 76; Gilpin Goest 63.
This Ward returns Twelve.

BRIDGE WARD—Hattout 125; Saunders 61 ; Joyner 60; Child
sat. 60; Smith 59; Locke 59; Green 59; Wm. K. Child 58;
Cartwright 58 ; Chatfield 57 ; Voss 54; Bovill 51; Pewtress 49;
Jones 47 ; Stnallpiece 46 ; Knott' 46 ; Pondert 24.
This Ward returns Sixteen.. _

CASTLE BATNAED-4..OVEVOTet 101; Farrance 95; Fenton 95;
Hoppe 93; Pellatt 92; Newbon 92; Evans 92; Slade 90; TopUs
17 ; Pritchard' 66; Jennings' 65.

This Ward returns Ten.

COLEMAN STREIT WA an..—Wns. Hunter, upholder 73; Jere-
miah Carter, cooper 72 ; &orals Hale, chandler 68 ; David
Allen, painter 64 ; John West, collier 61 ; Joseph Griffiths, painter
and stainer 55 ; John Blades), stationer 39.

This Ward returss Sir.

CRIPPLZRATE WARD WlTHlN—Palmer# 45 ; Yerl 44 ; Smith 41;
Breton 37 ; Wiltshire 37 ; Waterhouse 32; Field 30; Jaques' 29 ;
Brass 28; Richardsont 19; Gates, 15.
This Ward returns Ten.

CIMPLIGATZ WivuouT--Yellowly 230 ; Jones 212 ; Pullets 209 ;
Alderman 1 191; Hahe 181 ; Atkinson 1 176; Taylor 1 171 ;
}laynes $ 161; Stevens 1 122 ; Gregory S.
This Ward returns Right.
FARRINGDON Wrntour—Deputy Reeve ;_ Deputy Vale —;
Tickner 150; Roberts 143; Obbard 140; Savage 13g • Butter.
worth 135; Taylor 130; Griffiths 128; Crook 127; Figins 124;
Blacken 117; ltamshaw 117; Beckwith 116; Harmer 114; Gal-
loway 96; Barrett 1 71.
The two Deputies were not voted for, baring been elected the
first day.
The lev

oe tters received trom Amsterdam announce an
improvement in most of the Foreign securities in that
market. The panic there appears to have been of very
short duration.

The premiums of wines now in the Douro were lower
yesterday, having fallen from 60s. 635. to 50s. per cent.
The Committee of the House of Commons on the
Arigna Iron Company, assembled yesterday at the house
of Sir William Congreve, in Cecil-street, for the pur-
pose of examining that Gentleman, he being too ill to
attend at the Howe. •

Last night, as Mrs. W. Perring, of Dover-street, Pic-
cadilly, was stepping from her cafriige at the dour of
Covent-garden Theatre, her foot slipped, and she fell
on the pavement, by which her leg was broke, and she
was otherwise so seriously hurt, that she was carried
home in a state of insensibility.
The mystery which attended the disappearance of
Mr. Beck's child (which has been noticed in the London
and Provincial Papers), is at length removed. The body
of the unfortunate infant was found on Wednesday
morning last, in the river Tame, about a mile and a
quarter below Elford Mill, by the gamekeepers of Col.
nossard, who were attending a shooting party. The
child is supposed to have fallen into the river near the
and to have been carried away by the stream, the
tut &her progress of the body bring prevented by a branch
ct a Lite which hung civet the river.—Lia:hficid Mercury.