Star.
London, England, 1826-06-02 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

A atrxnat.•—John Atkins, F.sq. the son of the Alderman ; and E.
Lombe, Esq. are candidates for this Borough.
BA lINST4PLZ.—J. B. P. Chichester, Esq. of Arlington Court, is a
Candidate for this Borough.

Barrio ewavxm—William Henry Douglas, on Wednesday, offered
his services in Parliament to the electors of Bridgewater. A very
few visits to the electors convinced him of his mistake, and Mr.
William Henry Douglas suddenly retreated from Bridgewater the
next day (Thursday) in the Old Devon six Inside coach. Colonel
Tynte will be re-elected.

Cnieussvaa.—Sir Godfrey Webster arrived here on Thursday
evening last, about six o'clock, to preside over a Free end levy at
the Swan Inn, and be commenced a most active canvass of the City
early the next morning, which he continued throughout the day, and
until a late hour in the evening. The present Members were both
at their post early on Saturday morning, having travelled in th•
Right : no time was to be lost, and addresses were sent forth by
each of the candidates. The Orange Club at the Swan, in the
interest of Lord George Lennox, assembled on Monday evening.
About nine o'clock the Noble Lord made his appearance, and hay.
ing expressed his sincere thanks for the manner in which he had
been received, and his health had been drank, expressed himself
highly gratified with the success of his canvass, and declared that it
had been ninth greater than his most sanguine wishes could have
led him t• expect.
Covxamav—Wednesday evening, a grand entertainment was
given at the Waterman's Arms, near Shoreditch, to about 3co. of
the electors of Coventry who are retident in Londatt. Ur. Peter
Moore and Mr. Ellice attended.
Dzasyntlax—G. id. Cavendish, Esq. and F. 31undr, Req. have
published addresses, as candidates for the County of Derby.
Daarr Bosouax)—H. F. Cavendish, Esq. and S. Crompton,
Esq. are candidates for the' Borough.

flrronsline.—lt is armed that no contest will take place for the
representation of this County, at lent, as far as Lord Ehrington is
concerned. His friends, it is said, intended to'have put his Lord-
ship in nomination, and go to a pull without ripence or pwsonal
inconvenience to him, but his Lordshipt under all the circumstances,
has declined the honour of standing for the County.
Dimino—The Hen. W. K. Douglas again fifers hknselt as a
candidate for this place.
GLINSTEAO (Earr).—This boron % will not, as far as we Dow
understand, be contested.

Hassioao.—R. Price, Esq. agaio offers himself for the tostisiy:
irswion —A conceals ts.pectesi here.
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LRICILSTM-Sir C. A. Hastings comes forward in support of
the Constitution in Church and State.
Latnsturres.—lt is reported that Sir J. Lubbock has slanged
his intention of declining the•contest for the representation et Lee-
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minster. Mr. /3ish has every prospect of success. • "
Lawns.—lt has been pretty generally rumoured in Susies, that
Lord Pelham, eldest son of 'the Earl of Chichester, his 2.l.lesty's
Post Master General, intends offering himself as a candidate to
'represent this borough at the forthcoming general election.
Monatomic Boitocoin.—lt is stated that Mr. Hall, of Mocarne,
the present Sheriff for Monmouth, intends to *offer !install' (or the
Monmouthshire borough at the neat election.
NorritionAm.—Mr. Denman retires from the representation of
Nottingham, and from Parliament. Rancliff,ohe predecessor
of Mr. Denman, offers himself as his successor.
Penton; Mar 30.—(Extract of a Private Letter).--Tbat•great
reformer of 01l abuses; William Cohbett, entered this town last
night, abent eight o'clock, by the Manchester road, in an open tau
riage, accompanied by a man of the name of Smith, a printer` of
pamphlets at Liverpool, and three others unknown. The crowd
(men, women, and children, the two latter forming two thirds of
the hole, upon a moderate computation), to see Cobbetes arrival
was great. After entering the Castle lon, Cobbett made his speech ;
but it was so void of interest to his bearers that it bad little effect.

Res.—Rye will, it is eapected, exhibit some anions proceedings;
a strong party there being determined to throw open, it possible,
1 the representation of the plate.
Stir:MD.—This place is in a state of great excitation, in toms.
Tient* of the approaching contest between the present 3densluse,s of
Parliament, and Sir Jacob Astky and W. Bslwer, Elq. Crowds
of persons, with favours in their hats, are parading the streets in
every direction. Nothing else hi fact, Is thought of, and business
is quite at a stand. The new candidates appear to be highly popular
among all classes of the townspeople, and they seem confident of
their success.

Swatwssuay.—Robert A. Slanty, Est offers hinuelf as a Can•
didate for this town.

Smosznau.—Sir a M. Burrenansl Mr. Sugdenore here safe
Torirma.—Mr. Bent retires from l'atneu.—Two cansltlates
have offered themselves to the notice of the electors, one of whom
is Lord Viscount Barnard, son of the Earl of Darlington, who is
likely to be returned. Mr. Courtney will be reelected.
WitilllNSllll.-A Meeting of the Ftiends of air Francis Burdett
and Mr. Hobhouse was held yesterday evening at the Crown aid
Anchor Tavern, when several resolutions were passed declaratory
copse determination of the Meeting to support them.
WITMOUttI.-Mr. Ferrer, it will be seen, offers himself for this
town, upon the purest constitutional principles.

Tux R2CORDIA'iI Rereatr.—At the Ccouncil held
yesterday, the Romans& of Lomaost made his Report to the Ksm
of the following prisoners under seutenceef death in Newgafe, who
were convicted at the last Old Bailey Sessions--namely, Franiis
Handam, aged 18; Michael Donovan, 17 ; Hannah Green, f 7 •
Elisabethi
Thompson, 40; 'Robert Savage, 21; Joseph Benlitiel:
Mt ; James Johnson, 65, and Thomas Woolridge, 24, for stealing In
a dwelling-house to the value of 401. and upwards: Joseph Taylor,
Si, for horse-stealing: John Langley, 19; John Tipper, 14; James
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11; James Francis, 20 ; Thomas Cornuck, le, Joha
Grant Collins,:ilias Brothereon, $O, for burglary : John Oldham, John
Yates, 1a; John Ling,-t0; ; John Price,.23, and John • win,
26, for highway rubbery. William Parsons, 21, for cattle-stealing ;
and 'fhonsas Gravest, 25, for house-breaking ; also Thomas Sh .w,
28, for sheep-stealing, who was convicted at the April Sessions--
His illsassry respited, during pleasure, all the abovensentioned
convicts emitting Joseph Taylor,tur horse-stealing, Robert Savage,
Joseph ilenfield, end James Johnson, for stealing in a dwelling-
haw ; upon whom the law was left to take its comae, and they ate
Ordered for execution on Weiliesday neat, the 7th instant.