Star.
London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

GENERdL nicirom.

CITY OP LOWDON.-.--SIXTEDAY. • '
State of the- Poll this Day,. at..Cbse o'Lloekt
I Mr. Wilma - ..! 4133 The Losa Mayes $338
Mr. Alderman Woos 3995 Mr. Aid. Wasessuot 4927
Sir Wn.tw Coarse 3829 Mr. Alderman Tootle £9Ol

CITY OF Silt.STAIINS;ralt.--:FOURTH DAY.
Sate of the Pori this Day. at One eaock :
Sir F. Beam:
Mr. licimmusit
Mr. Lama -
STATE OF OTHER POLLS.
SirOTHAMPTOX, MARCEL 11.
S4l I Chamberlayne
439

a ..
:.

- 1291
- 1192
- ^232

De Crespigny
Doctin

• -45 S

Sibtimrp
Smith

Lrscintt.
148 I Dave2port
S•_3

%tutor, Ititactr 1.
125 I Sir David Milne
111
NOTTINGNAM) MARCH 11.--(Five o'Clock).
1065 I Smith
1065 RtoHeston

Lord Ono!stoat
St. Paul

Birth
Denman

.

263

Lord Belgrave
Sir J. G. Egerton

64

- 1003.
- ltk ti

CIIRUTZ, MARSH 10.
u 271 Gen. Grosven xr • -
- 270 E. V. Townshend, Esq.

96S

Prstastlzu2--(Fmal Close).
Joliffe . 41 It tcheson
I Lord Hotham - 40 I. Canute
Nawcasria-mmart-Lyste, MARCH 9.
- - 449 I Yeates Brown
- - 3,14
LtiItRPOOL, MA RCH 11.
- 767 I Compton
- 708 I Leylaud
IPSWICH, MARCH 11.
469 I Mr. Crickett
- 468 Mr. Hound -
CARDIFF, MARCH 0.
31 I Lewh -
-
Batmustr./Third Day).
Mr. Maack a 404 Mr. Weyland -
Mr. Palmer .. 387
The Poll is not yet closed, but few votertrem tin unpolled.
1560arszaw, MARCH 10.
102 I Webster -
67 •
%Hoes C.asrris.—(T iird Day).
84 I Hon 1). Kiunaird -
$4 R. Knight

Kinnersley
Wilmot -

Canning .
Gascawyne

- 7.11

Mr. Haldimand •
Mr. Lonna.xd .

Ludlow

Lloyd •
Burrell

- - 4:14
- - 99

- 460
- 455

375

W. Holmes - -
C. Rogers - •

• 77
- 77

- 367

Cust - - - 567 I Manners
Hughes - - - 410
The two former were declar A duly elected.
NOiTLIAXPTON, MA :CU 11.
Sir G. RnlAntnn - 905 I Lord Compton.
Capt. Alaberly 763
The two first Candidates were &dared duly elected.
Coz.Csasers, MAL •Is 10.
89 I Sir ti. Ruud
67

Harvey . -
Wildman . - -

Pnunr,'MAU t 9.

- V.

Pascoe Grenfell, Esq.
Henry Swann, Esq.

60

. .
41 Sir Cal la. Hawking 31
I 31

PIIRSTON, !WIAICH 11.

llorrock . • 339 Willi .ms - • 529
Mornby - - - 335 I 11. H :nt 328
COVENTRY, MARCH Il.—(F airth Day).
Ellice 727 I Cobb.!tt zria

. 6,2. I,

Mr. Cobbett complained; on Friday morning. that the porn-
'ace prevented himself and his voters from getting up to the
po:l; in consequence of which, the Mayor appointed a seitct
body of Constables to escort him daily to and from the hustings.
YORK, MAIICIPI 11, Half-past Four.—The roll has just closed,
and the numbers are:

llunda•
Wy vill -

- - 1573 I liowdm - • 1150
- 1463 I

'pan -
It is worthy of remark, that the To ies.have had to exercise
every little subterfuge during the who': day, to prevent the Poll
from closing against them, and the contest has consequentl7
bees protracted to Monday—on which day it will inevitably
close in favour of the Whigs.—fork He -aid.
BRIDPORT, Matteis I.—The clectio of Members for this
Borough kas been mmt warmly con ...sted, beyond all forzrer
precedent. The polling lasted four d ys, and terminated this
morning, when, on casting up the Poll books, the numbers ap-
peared as follow :
James Scott, Eq. - 174 I Sir 11. D. St. Paul - 101
Christopher Spurrier, F.sq. i 2
I
Whereupon the two former hlentlern:n were declared duly
elected, amidst tke acclamations of a mist crowded Hall.
Bortouctiramen.—The Election for this Borough took place
lon Friday. The Candidates were Mr. L iwson and Mr. Spooner,
from Birmingham, in the Lawson interest; and Mr. Dawkins,
and Captain Monday, ill the interest of the Duke of Newcastle.
All the four Candidates have gained their Election! and have
been chaired accordingly. This extraordinary success has arisen
out of the production of some dispuuJ votes, on tie validity of
which a Committee of the House of Curtin-tons will have to
decide.

CITY or CARLIII.F.—The Election for this City carne on upon
Friday last. The former Members were both put in nomina-
tion—Ur. Curwer., by Dr. Jackson, of ,Egremont ; and Sir
James Graham_by Sir J. D. A. Gilpin. Mr. W. Gibbons,
butcher, proposed a new Candidate, Mr. James, of Barrock
Loalge • add the proposition was seconded by Mr. John Ma-
thewsbutcher. The Mayor then required a shew of hands for
the diEereut Candidates, and requested chat.none but Freemen
would make such a demonstration. A.shew of hands having
accordingly taken place for each Candidate in succession, the
Mayor declared the greatest number to be in favour of Mr.
James; but the number for Sir James Graham and Mr. Cur-
wen were apparently so equal, be could not decide on which
side the majority lay.. Sir James Graham then demanded an
immediate poll. The polling contitund till nearly six o'clock,
when the numbers stood as follow :

Sir James Graham
Mr. Curwen

152 1 Mr. James
114

Ir. Curwc.
MEMBERS RETURNED.
Awocortiu.—T. A. Smith, Esq. Sir J. Pollen.
Assrsisuas,--Lord Nugent, W. Rickford, Esq.
Bousront--James Scott, Esq. Christopher Spurrier, Est
Barn--Lord John 'risme, Colonel Palmer.
Bavoitszv—G. L. Fox, Esq. J. !fall Wharton, Esq.
Boor Sr. EnnuNo's--I.ord John Flizroy, Ho*. Colonel Upton.
Essfauay—Hon. H. Legge. ,
Br.oroaD—Lord Wm. Russell, Wm. Whitbread, Esq.
CAhTLZ Ristso—earl of Rorksavage, Colonel F. G. Howard.
Dsviars—T. G. Estcourt, Esq. John Pearce, Esq.
EAST Loon.—G. W.utaisu.,Taglor, Esq. T. I‘Liqueen, Tag.
Exacrra--W. Ccturteuay, Esq. R. W. Newman, Esq.
GaoNTILIM-.411t. CUSl,'Lielitellant-CJitniti Hughes.
Haws—Colonel John Baßlle,Robert Farrand, Esq.

HIGHAN natters—William Plummer, Esq.
Kriorros-urox-HULL—John Mitchell, E•q. Daniel Sykes,'Esq.
Lincotaii--Colosel Sibthorp, Robert Smith, Esq.
Lnuneasson--James Brogden, Esq. lion. Captain Pellew.
NEWTON (Lancashire)—T. P. Legh, T. CLughton, Esq.
NEwonx—Sir W. H. Clinton, H. Willoughby, Esq.
Nfoß/HAmpTuN+Sir George Robinson, Captain Moberly.
Norcruni.LcaTox—ll. Peirse, Esq. W. Sebright Lascelles, Esq.
Pritatsriziao--liilton Jolifte, Esq. Lord Honiara.
RLrl•oarr—Nm. Evans, Esq. Sam. Crompton, Esq.
SALLtsit—Matthew Russell, Esq. M Prendergast, Esq.
SHREWSBURY—Iion. H. Grey Bennet, Panton Corbet, Esq.

Sr. isiAtres—Sir S. B. Worland, Dr.
Tuzzrogri—Lord Charles Fitzroy, 1-1. R. Colborn, Esq.
Tississ oars—Lord C. Townshend, Wm. Yates Petl,'Esq.
In the last Return—For Lyme Regis, read Lynn Regis.

Pe!haps a more singular reason was never given
for declining to proceed with a poll, and giving up
an Election contest, than that of Mr.DAIYES, at Hunt•
ingdon, namely—" From the high respect he enter
tained for Mr. Hubner, the inn-keeper, whom he
should be sorry to incorrveniensse by spoiling the or-
'dinar:, lie had prepan•d