Star.
London, England, 1826-06-24 00:00:00

COUNTY' OF LANARK ELECTION.

Tuesday the election of a Member of Parliament for the County
of Lanark took place in the County Hall of Lanark, when, after'
the usual formalitier were gotue through, Admiral Flemiug, Chair-
man of the Meeting, proposed Lord A. Hamilton. (Applause.)
Sir H. Stewart seconded the motion.

No other Candidate appearing, Lord A. Hamilton was unani-
mously chosen, which being intimated from the Clsair, was re-
ceived with great applause. •
AROYGLI/1111G—The county of Argyll is to be contested. Gene-
ral Campbell of Lochnell opposes Mr. Campbell of Islay, the
late Member.

Counrr or Carruxltsu.—lt is confidently asserted that the Hon.
J. Sinclair, brother to the Earl of Caithness, has secured a anajority
of votes, and will be successful in his opposition to Mr. Sinclair of
Ulbster. l'he e:ectioo takes place on Monday the 116th inst.
Itivaseaus sataa.—There are four candidates for this county,
Letd M4l3onald, thr !tight Honourable Charles Grant, the former
Member, Colonel Millie, isitd Mr. M•Leod. •

Comers, or Bamrp.—h mould appear that the elevation of the
Earl of Fife to the British PuFrage is not to be so immediate as to
prevent hint standing for this county. in oppoAtion to Mr. Morrison
of Aucbintoul. Hii liardehip's return is contidered certain. The
day of election on Thursday the 29th inst.

Mr. Anne canvassed his efinstitu, nts.in Breehin on Monday and
Tuesday. He was in histatruse t n Wednesday.' No other candidate
has hitherto started.
, . 9. ISELAND.
Cavax—The contest.in Cavan has commenced vigorously. The
candidates polled live each ori Tuesday. Lord &Mee and Mr.
Grattan were active in support of the popular Candidates.
Coeur, ARMAGH—There is no doubt of Mr. Brownlow's elec-
tion. The Protestant as weU as the Catholic freeholders are de-
voted to him.

Comm, Doirt.tu—Mr. Hamilton is joined by all the Orangetnen
of the County, with Sit C. Domville at their head. The canvass
on the part of Colonel White and Colonel Talbot bits been most
,successful.

Queues Coaxer—The two former Members, both friend+ of the
principle of civil and religious freedom, will be returned without

uppolotioo.
Covvre or LOUT.—Mr. Alexander Dawson offers himself to
the electors of the County of Louth.
Couwrr Cavam—Saunderson and Maxwell have confederated.
COUNTY or Kit.naaa—The two former members, professing the
same liberal principles, will be returned.
Comm' or WacxLow—James Grattan and Mr. Proby will walk
over the course.

COUNTY o► Wszroms—For the present Mr. Chichester has re-
tired, and of course one Orangeman goes in.
COUNTY or M CATU—Two emancipators will be returned.
COUNTY or W TITMICATU—Three candidates offer themselves,
Mr. liochfort, Mr. Smyth, and Mr. Tuite.
WAvrnroan— Mr. Striar.—Yesterday an intimation was given to
Mr. Shiel, that Lord George Beresford would be glad to avail
himself or that Gentleman's services at the approaching election.
FZRMANAOH—Sir Henry Brooke does not intend to offer himself
fu the representation of the County of Fermanagh at presei.s. The
election is fixed for the 22d instant, when the late representatives,
Gen. Archd all and Lord Corry, will he returned without opposition.
Csamcraacus—Sir Arthur Chichester has been elected for this
Borough.
Bollworm or Ensts—Sir Edward O'Brien hal nominated Mr.
Frankland Lewis as representative for this Borough.
Comm- or Down—There is a rumour afloat of the coalition of
the Downshire and Londonderry interests at the approaching elec-
tion. There will be what is called a co-operation of the above interests.

STATE OF THE POLLS. •
TO 11711 UNA ALAND (COU)ITT)-THIRD DAY.
311INt
The following is the State of the Poll at Its close this evening.
475
Bell 457
ilew•ick • 517
Beaumont • • 557

MALDON, vim' 23.
The following is the State of the roll at the final close on Friday.
Winn . . . 1747
Leonard • . 1454
Dick . . 1401

Alacqueen .
Tavistock .
I'm •

. 1411
. 1442
869

Purrell .

. 1489

Ct.rteis •
Wrb•trr

3334
. . V 56

TA urns.

.
Seymour . 355
P•zach y . . 310
H. E. Cresiwell . • i 79
BAring -. • 1::03
•
. .
ItFildmay . 22
E. Cresswell . 10

WILLS-THUR‘TAT.

Tutl y .
•
T.s) for •
3.:41w •r (la
Wilfiams . .

146 •
135
11:7
117

DZI4IIOII.

Ablett
Wrei

25e
4.551

CIIIISTTItt
The number at-the Opal dose of the poll were declared to be—
lls!grave .. ISO
Grosvenor . . . 760
Egerton
.. • . 742
l'ownshend . . 661

Leicasetra, JONI r 3.
The pall was carried on with great spirit yesterday, and finally
closed this day, when the numbers were—
Hagtings
Cave
Evarri
Denman • .rre • •
envatitirm.r-iratultSDA T.
Thomas Powell Balton' •.
Colorfel Gordon
Right lion. Thomas Wallace:
Masterton Ure
James William Farrer

2772
2677
2060
1511

184
144
137
130
112

rn consequence of the riot and tumult which prvailed at four
o'clock, the Mayor was compelled by force to close the Pull, and
read the Riot Act.

KILKENNY (COUNTY).-.-TUCSDAY.

Clarke
Duncannon
Butler

530
370
237

KILKENNY (CITY) tAltt DAT.
Doherty
Butler
MEMBERS RETURNED.
Berwick-upon-Tweed—John Gladstone, Marcus Beresford.
Chester—Lord Rely ave, lion. Mr. Grosvenor.
East Lothian—Lord John Iliy.
Haddington (County)—Lord J. Haye.
Lanarkshire—Lord A. Hamilton.
Leicester—Sir Charles Hastings, Mr. Cave.
Linlithgow (County)—Hon. Sir A Hope.
Perthshire—Sir G. Murray.
Ross-shire—Sir J. W. Mackenzie.
Yorkshire—Lord Milton, J. Marshall, R. F. Wilson, W. Dunn
combo.

194
74

IRELAND.
Armagh (Borough)—Right Hon. H. Goutburn.
Athlone (Bnrnugb)—Mr. Richard Hancock.
Coleraine (Borougb)—Sir J. Rydges.
Downpatrick—Mr. Maxwell.
King's County—Lord (hmanrown, T. Bernard.
Kildare (County)—Lord W. Fitzgerald, 11. La Touche.
Londonderry (City)—Sir G. Hill.
Longford (County)—Lord Forbes, Sir G. R. Fetherstone.
Wexford (County)—Lord Stopford, S. Carew.
Wexford ('Gown)—H. Evans.