The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-18 00:00:00

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

STATE OF POLLS.
DURHAM (COUNTY), MARCO 16.-701:RTII DAT.
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_MARCH 17.-TIIIRD D.Y.

Taristock • - 110-1 I Osburn
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Sam. Horriorks Esq. 1012 J. I%llliasns, Esq. - - 990
E}w. Hornhy. - 994 I Mr. Henry Hunt - 914

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Brougbim - - - - 49'2 Cul. Lowther - - -464
Lertl Lowthzr - - - .179 I

By the Paris paper,: that arrived in town yes-
terday, it appears that the law respecting the in-
dividual liberty, has undergone further discussion
ifs the Chamber of Deputies. The third article was
agreed to, with the amendment of the Committee. Ad-
joss4;:ed till Wednesday.
e news fromn !Ipain is ehielly confirmatory of the
increasing strength of the Constitutionalists.
Furyerft Frees.—Fite per Cents., 74f. 75c.

By late advices from Vera Cruz, we learn that a
violent storm from the North had been rcperienced
there; during which three Spanish vessels of war, the
Ciminlade de la Ilaratotah, Itclloaus, au t Cala, were
lad, and 106 men drowned.

9lanatn, Fau. 29.—We must give up all hopes of
knowing in a certain, or at least effectual manner, what
is passing from one end of Spain to the other; a vast
plan of insurrection is breaking tint in the whole Penin-
sula. Cadiz was still faithful on the 22d. The situation
of this once Aonrishing city is worthy of pity • who can
calculate the distress of a population of 60,001.1 souls
placed in a state of siege, and subjected to military au-
thority?
Freyre has done nothing bat reconnoitre some posi.
tions, and has nut prevented the astonishing expedition
of Riego.
Since the news of the 20th. sent by O'Donnel and
Dalid, from Malaga. nothing has transpired respecting
the march of the column of the Insurgents ; an uncer-
tain report was spread yesterday evening of its having
entered, or being on the point of entering Grenada. If
that is trite, what shall he say of the victories of Mara-
bells and Malaga, which have brat accelerated the exe-
cution of Riego's projects? It is said, that on leaving
Grenada be will proceed to Carthagena.
P. S. !nth, in the evening.—Riego arrived in good
order on the 22d at Antiquera, marching directly upon
Grenada, from which the Captain-General Equma bad
departed, taking with him 200 State prisoners.—(Deicir

linusset.s, &Isnot 11.—The violent storms on oar
coast have done much damage. The dike on the sea
shore at Willebrock, lioruheim, and other places, has
been broken through, and a considerable track of coun-
try is ender water. The Isle of Walcheren has suffered
greatly, and part of the town of Flushing is under water.
The excessive rise of the waters, whirh has exceeded
that in NOB, has destroyed part of the fortifications to
the west of Slop. The water has risen over the dikes,
and overflowed the streets of titters.
Suds asset quantity of snow has fallen on the fron-
tiers towards Germany, that the commoalcation with
that iltopire by the great road of Aix-la-Chapelle and
Liege is entirely suspended.
Mr. CUARLIOI Wasxmocorr„ the Artist, has nearly
completed his magnificent Moving Pictures, on the plan
of the TaNeeir Morcott, at Paris. This promises to be
one of the most interesting exhibitions ever produced
in this country ; conveying, in a series of views, the
manner., costume, and ceretnonies of the prise=
Cities of Europa; the whole being animated and
by very singular and novelle machinery, and mom-
panied by a classical description. Each view being the
amazing length of El feet.

Sir O. Burdett has left town for Kirby Park, his
*est in Leicestershire, to prepare fur his trial, which is
expected to take place on Wednesday next, at Lektester.
Yesterday the Duchess of Cla-ence visited the
Duchess of Kent, at the Kings Plasm, at Keasiagton.
All the branches of the Royal Family, in town,
visited the Princess Soplaht, at Cambridge Heine.
The Duke of York is constant in his visits to his Royal
Sisters.
Captain Barclay, in his bowing expedition
through Scotland (for a wager,) has been arrested at
nsenech, mod coormittsd to patens as a waives', to he
kept at hard labour fur a week. His with
regret to his elag wager was sot tas the
:tlzto meld sot credit that any Geatiewon noald
W derailiag an eartlitiaa.