I ()CT. 18. ME NATION. Blackbrerne, Esq. and Loret Stanley. C. A. Pelham, :1:Id C. Chap Esq. Im h id,tone —G. Simeon, Esq. and Sir E. krioi.ees, Bart. - m,, r lbornee : zli -Lord tinter, and (lon. r-Generai Stopfurd. Ityng, lend WiNnin At elfish, Esqrs. Montg inerv—W. Kee tie, Esq. Newton--. General :led J. T. Illackburne, New R oil yq• y—.4l' 3. T. Duck 4 (nth. K. O. and William Mitfork Esq. N e wport, I- le of Wight—Sir 11. Muntginuery, Bart. and Richard Wel lesley,. E,q. N u weastle.upon Tyne— Matthew AV. Ridley, and C. rm.., Es,. No th:unirinn.hire—Lelyd N'isconntfAltherp, and W. Cartwright, Esq. Norfolk—Sir J. IL Asiley, and T. IV. Cokr, N e ared (Ceirnwall)—W. Northey, and J. Rai:iv, Ecqrs. University of (M) Hun. C. Abbot, aail Fight Sir W:». Scott. County of.Os lord-John raw., Esq. and I and Francis Spencer. l'lmorith-Sir Bart. and Color el Bloomfield. Podiror-R. Price, Esq. Richmond (Yorkshire) --11. Chaloncr, and D. Nor' h. Esqrs. Enron-Alight Hop. F. llobinsam, arid 6. Gipp:, :stint ha mpt . 11. .Rose, and A. Atherley, Esqrs. Scatiorough-C. M. Slittert, Esq. and General Phipps, Sianifor.i - Lord Itenniker, and E. Foulke.. E l ., Satrolk -sir \V. Rowley, Bart. awl T. S. Gooch, Esq. Cotrav of S itithamp on-W. Chute,. and T. F. liviitheote, Esq. s:sitrord,hire -1 old G. L. Gower, and E. .1 Littleton. Esq. • Slioreli4in --sir C. AL Burrell, Part, and T. !ilieller, Esq. Sortrsetshi:e -W. Dickenson, and W tai:gton, Esips. S:iro;)shire-I. 1.. Powell, nod .1. Cotes, Esqr.. Shaft. shuts--R. 11-aterrian Robson, nod Itrids•.oi Gurnee, Esqrs. tirevaing-James I_lo‘d, Esq. and `‘r. John :tribrey, Burt. Trur.i-S.r Gecree "%Val reader, 1.1.!rt. and r„hial John Lemon. Think-\V Frankland, iroO It., Greenhill, I':- q rs. Tre miry --.l'\'. Holmes, •rid N.. Grant, Esqrs. Totness --T. P. ('eurterr•y, and John Wise, Esqrs. I R. By ler, and V. Fitzhugh, R I . . 'l%!union-Alesuir , ler Baring, and it. Pim ell Cullum. Kiri. Tavi t!.cic•-turd Win. Russell, arid Hon. Richard Fitzoatrick. The; Cod-Right I.oril John Fitzroy. and Thomas Creevey. Esq. Whitchirreli-IF , n. Win. Broderick, and lion. Wm. Townsher:d. NViticliel-ea-41on. C. \V. Frederick Vane, and Colonel fiewick. Wilton --Iton. Char les 'Herbert, and Ralph Shiddini, Esq. NV oo t e n Attersoll, and James Kibblewlnte, Esqrs. NVestmoieland-Lord Muticaster, and the Hon. Henry C. Lon Bier. Wenlock-Hon. J. R. Simpson, and C. W. Forrester, Esq. NVitreliaiii-Robert Gordon, and Ileury.liriradhead. Esqrs. Worcestershire - [ion. W. B. Lygoln and Hun. W. H. I-Stlict"n• Westbury-Berijrimin Hall, and Benjamin Shaw. Esqrs. Winchester-Sir Henry St. John Alildinast, and Richard Nayler, Esq. Wizan-Robert Halt Leigh, and John Hodgson, Esqrs. CITY OF LONDON. At the final close of the books on Monday, the state of the Poll 'nes as Combe . - 5125 Atkins lan Curti, - 4577 Waithman - '26'22 - 4082 Wood - 2:373 Aldermen Combe, Curtis, Shaw, and Atkins. were in consequence &Oared thily elected ; after which they severally returned thanks. — Waithman and Alderman Wood also addressed the Livery ; the former declaring that the event of the election was, after all, the heaviest blow which the City had struck against corruption fine the last twenty years ; 2a, 1 0 persons staving boldly a•serted appalling to our present Rulers, and giving him .:rnitiJetit hopes of success at some future period. The mob which was numerous, took the horses out of Mr. Waithman's carriage. and dragged him to his house. His friends afterwards partook of a dinner together.—A'derman Wood was also Complimented in thd same manner, and in the evening partook of a dinner with his ffiends. Sheriff Blades and Hoy having to attend the County Election at Brentford, did not make the "return till Wednesday , when the Mem bers, as well as Mr: IVaithman and Alderman W.od, -azain addressed the 'Livery ; after which thanks were voted to the Sheriffs, and the M.cting was dissolved.' MIDDLESEX. Monday being the clay appointed for the election of two Members to serve in the ensuing Parliament for the County of Middle:ex, the Sheriffs attended on the Hustings, at Brentford, shortly before eleven o'clocjt. Mr. Byng eta r. Mellish, the two Candidates, seen after. Wards appeared. The usual forms preceding an,Clection having been gone through— Mr. Bacon, an Elector, In a Short ispeech, in. which. he panegrised the political career of Mr. Byng, proposed Mill, for the sixth time, as Candidate.—Mr. Plaistow .needled the motion. AL REGISTER. r . ff4s Sir W. Gibbons then -proposed Win. Esti and was se corded by Mr. l tying. No other candidate having. been named, Mr. Sheriff Blicies,ds cl red G. Byng, 311 d W. to be duly electe.t.—thit two Members then came forwards aal returned thanks in the usual tempi. Thanks were then voted to the Sheriff;; after which the Members were chaired, accordiog to atkient eusnstn, from 010 Hustings to Breintord Bridge, and from thence to the Black Boy Inn, where they got into their carriaos. Mr. Mellish •!uriog this sc Wl's most scandalously treated, b;:ing pched with mud, snot' hissed with great violence. Mr. I3yng was drawn h).the populace to Kew Bridge. A new Candidate, known by the name cf honest Bob N (a tanner), was cxpected to have started, but altholvh mach pressed by his friends, who were very mot:emus, he did not indulge theM by acceding to their wishes. • SOUTH Wall - - - The contest for the Borough, alter eight days continuance, closed at eleven o'clock on T lleSt.ay worm/Ig, none of the Candidates having polled one during the preceding hour. At the final clo3e of the Poll the numbers stood as follow : Calvert, 'ASO—Thornton, 1801—Burdett, 51?. The High Bailiff' therefore declared the two first Gentlemen duly elected, end they were imm , .-diately after chaired in triumph round the Borough, amidst the shouts of their friends, and the hisses and houtings of their opponents. 11 All PS:I tar. The election for Ilarrrlshire ciune on at Winche-ter, on Tuesday. Mr. Chute was proposed by Sir j Pollen, seconded by Sir T. Rich Heathcote by ME. Sim;.son, sc.:on:lc! by M Bhckourve; and Mr. Cobbett, by Mr. fort s, ;ecvnited b) Peter Finnerty ! ! !• Mr. F. after decl ;ring lie mt.; a Fr:eholder. tuadv a long spenh, which was received with It ss...s, cries t•f " Off! OW!" L•c .—Mr. Cobbett also srike for a leng time, and wa, received in the • ..me. manner ; alter which. the Sheriff desired a show of hands tor .Mr. C hut: , which wai nearly universal. A like detnoostration was made for Mr. Hearin:me ; and for M Co ;belt %cry tew indeed ; come. quently he declinA going 1.0 a Mr. fleathcote being confl:ed by indispositinn, his brother,- a naval Captain, was chaited in his stead, with Mr. Chute,. amid. shouts of applause. CONTESTED ELECHONS. SVIIN F.Y .—Ocr. 16. 1126 1 Sir 'F. SII:!Orl MI 1 Sir T. Turton • • - Essi.x.—Ocr. 16. 1311 1 Western - 1127 J Burgoyne I3FKKAMRi.—Oci.I6. 918 r Neville - 712 1 Hallett I.tvntroot..—Or r. 15. 1361 I - Creevey 1276 I Fit total 1105 BRlsTot..—Ocr. 1-1. 2P26 I It Omilly 9 ;:ii Hunt Pull is to close on ti:nurtbr evening. No - urtNcilAm.—Ocr. 15. Smith - 1;611 Itinteia - 11011 Ark wright \V r NIOUTH OCt. 15. - 121) 1 Mr. K. Steward - 81 Mr H. Trail - 811 :M. tV. WiLiams - Mr. Summer Houblcn D undas Canning (;:iscn lie - Brougham - 679 Davics Plotheroe 913 2?1 - • - 1055 • • dB 6 I 569 4:52. 1081 IP Am • 0 i , I. • a i .5 '2 S;r I Murray It igia Hon. T. Wall .ea Mr. 13roadliur3t - TUESD.II'S LOX DON G.ilZ En' E. . 1 . . At the Court at Carlton-house, the 13th of October, 181?;' . pre. scut, Ills it Oy IligllllC6s the PR INCE it FA; ENT . 41 COMIc il : Whereas, in consequence of information having been received of a Declaration of War la; the Government of the United States of Ame rica against his Maje•ty, aid , rf the issue of Letters of Marque acid Reprital by the said GOValllnel:t ag .init his Mij-sty stud his sub. jects,.an Order in Council, hearing date the Jts t of July la .t, was issued, directing that American ships and goods should be brought in and detained till furthers ; and whereas his Koyal Highness the Prince ' Regent, acting in the mete and on the behalf of his Majestyarbute • at •,hat time to direct Letters of Marque and Re p risal to be issue& against the ships, golds, and citizens of the said United . Stales of America, undot the expectation that the said Goveritinent. would, upon the notification of the Order in Council of the twenty-third of ; June last, forthwith mai and annul the .said Denotation of. Ware against his Majesty., and. also annul the said Letters.of Marqucand, Reprisal : And whereas.the said Government of the UrtitQ.i States of A wriest, said order ill Cctimil of this upon due notifieation to Osetti of the twenty.: third of rano list,, did not think. titr tp fecal tfig tion of War andLitters.of Marque and Reprisal, blitliaveproceed4 to condemn, and persisted in condemning the ships and property r.. 1 • 11 4 ivi I