GENER,IL ELECHON. MF.NIII3ERS RETURNED. nekin4limen -W. Lowndea and E..t 'Veloric. tii•rit (Conte)) -von J. S. Seltrigh• •nd T Brand. 11. dtu..l t C.ranty at ravkiock and J. (Mma. Sistre 11. Sau,u i Milli J. nriti‘o. -J. A. H..qtemi a•pl C. C. V:rorrn. 614 , nerster (Ctotn.y) -Lor.l li. 50:v0t....c and Sit W. D. G tkise N rod. - J. w Coke and F. 14 % , ..1,11.41,r. Wste.bitey—lion. G.J. W. A. Edna and lion. W. 11. J se.lit. . . Bnthen, and Holt -J. W. Goads. Wcioliock J sriinovon and CW. Farrerter. Newport- -C. Onimeroine and Sit T. 11 . !Sankt. .St. Ives -Sir W. Stirling, Stu Lund S. Steplams. .Petirya-Sie C. Hawkins. ta!tarellara-Sir C. M. Purrs:ll and J. 31. Lloy.l. Flan -.Sit E. P. Lloyd. •Car,:sle 3. tivalotni and J. C. Curvier). NV... renter - 1 .ord Deet lrirst and C.:I. Davies. nottlandsliire-Sir G. Norland S.r tO.lie , sheete. Gloncetter-R. 11. Cover awl Newnaatle•nitder I..saie-W. J. 4111111,141 r/ and R. 'U iutot. Aldeliiirrdi -J. Wall Wand S. W4Oker. . adnot shire-Nit. ilkins. Nevem: (Hank)-11.w.C. A. Pe11r...1 and !Nelson Gurney. Warwick-Sir C. Mord. anal). S. Onatiale. . Monmonth-Lord U. C. H. Somerset and B,r C. 'Morgan. Worcestershire-14010C. Lytteltuti and lieu. li. B. Lygon. Cardiff-Lord Jame, Stuart. :Scarborough -11t,Tht Hon. C. M. SW 1011 and I ord Nortnanhy. (a:n Milbank and .1 D. Ilessiney-Hon..S.-Wortley and Sir C. Dinaville. llwlut J. Coat and S. Critairy. Nolonglianishil•cLord W. Dentine's:. Stiatforilshite-Lord Gower and C. %V. Littleton. York--H0n.16. Dimilas and Sir M. M e)kes. Berwiek-Col. and Col. Si. Paul. H rinlisisire-W. Chute and 1. F. Heatlicote. lic.vpuit (I.le at Wighs)-Sir L. Holmes and C. Ti nneourbe. Beeralstan-Lord Lovaine and Hon.Capt.Perry. Cockernionch- Right Hon. J. Becket anti.). H. Lowther. . Minion-Hon. Fred. Gough Calthorpe. Crirkett and Nrss tun. Sou.iniintiton-Str U. de 4... reassign y and %C. Cbamberlay vie. 3104'Ni-thin. P. 1). IL Btu - 801 aria N. A. Aladacks., Esq. Richmond-Lord Mati:and and 'l. 1) las, 1.6 q. Yarinonth-Mr. Anson and Mr. Rombold. Rorke:ars-J. Barn t, Esq. and Lint Binning. Oxford -No. V. right and Mt.. St. John. Plyninoth-S.r W. Cat: e,reve and Sir T. 13. Martin. ' Wigan-Sir 11. H. Leigh and J Hodson, Esq. St. Agioan's -Lord C. S. Clinachill and Mr.•Robaris. llclicalia -Sir hair Coffin and 1). Nlorest, E. q. Chiepenitaiii-Marquis of Blandlord, and W. hliles, Evg. Stud •rd i'llnrivistlH-J. Hamlin) and Brayton, Lava. Stallard kCoatityl Earl Gower 410 E L'Atieruit, Esq. A•nourtan- Sir L. Palk and Mr. Se,leallt Copley. Totnevs -J.P *(:norenay and . 1% . Lyra. Lostwithiel-sir R. Wixom and A. C. aut. Lvq. um-Lard F. Smarr.et aud -- Towline, 1..5.t. Not thane Hon -Lora Laverlte. awl 11. lorisc,l..q. Launceston -J ltru‘den anti 1... Yoder, L.oyl s. Hartmtisitlt--A. M. Ilaritissturtli and John Wistartl,Esqm Knare.holunejt-.Sit J. NPlntost, um( Right tutu. isey. Doirliani(Loty)-Mr. What tan and 3kAa) t a r. • Grantltaia---Sir W. E. W Cli/y aud HOU. E. Coot. Newark-Sir W. H. Clinton and F.sq. Alduarougli(lforksh.)-11. Fines und G. V. Vernon, Esryrs. Buranglihridge--M. Lawson and (1. Maundy, Leqrs. Higham Esq. 14ixill Wit , . C. Arbuthnot and P. 14 rim ii , F.sq. Urultahaist and G. Milts, Ls E s. Thirsk-K. Frandlatid and IL ti. Haw li, Nekton-laird James 'lowitalirtal and H. Hudson, Esq. Badasin--0. Gilt/eel anti T. Brailttyll, Estes. Ezeter-Mr. Comfier') and Mr. Neoanda. Hayti ford wrvt -W. H. Scow tio 1.1, Esq. Bridgenorth-T. Whitmore and Sir J. Jones. itii.ltop'v Castle-W. Clive. E q. and I.abinson. Illarst,taiiir -Sir M Lopes and Mr. Ominaury. ii , .•rtile) -W. A. I{4iberk„)..n. Lay. (iturdoel.)-Sir E. P. Lloyd. Clithertor -Hon.. R. Call L 0114114 . )1 1-3. W. Oi Tairstai Ili-so. tZ. Peer ant: IMuriteth- W. Ord and 11. W. Rua dl ti, tiTgri• CM' -J. It. To 510r,1...1 and in . J. Perring. opemni okr -J. 11. .1114.11, V °own Basset -Coot. Eilivas. and Mr. Money. (Iloronan) -tne Mai qui. 44 N u.rcater. bantam... k Caivrrt, ENtl• 1111. i Wil"M• -Mr. Mitchell anti Mo. (iraliain -Mr. Slanifarth has do. mandati a 'el sitiay, sr hien k uranttil. rriortlianyten Conroy)-Lord .111surp. W. R. Cartwright. Cat digsm-.P. P, ice. Durham 4 Conaty 1-J. o.l.ainlgon, Han. W. Powlett. Sussex-,is %I rust r, Sir W. 'lnnen. a-mcatli I 0. ) J. 1 . 80 , r, William %fount. lierefoor I (Ctiy).-ollait. J. S. Cu •Wil, C4iial.ti Symonds. CV Yeah . , -Mi. Munn., Mr. E.ll4ce. P.iet.ck and &qrs. Flint (,Ct.anty)-Sir T. Munmyn. J. 11. staultopr anti Gm. L u cy. 1 awri.mates-si rJ. %V. 1 atobi adc and Sir W. C. Fairlie. Cltrac r-Lvt.. it.:lgrak and (kn. Grosvenor. Sutra k-T. S. ~ ouch and Sir W. Rowley: A) pkby-Gar F.iirtyer and Lucius Coorannon. Caufandgeartninto-Lord C. S. %lan:it:iv and Lord F. Osborne. 11Laamiiistille....ar U. W. Vati;haii. Br. 04 Ntorgan. Caraaroetividre-Ntr Robert. Wilhains. Retnirtl- • k au h.:-ns and Sun. Crompton. I Alle %Aire- 11.neaininie ;did Lord Staid .y I i.• • koool-11 tgla Geo. Caocing ai.l ;en. Gascoyne. Milma and J. A. S. Wortley. W it In- -Culacel /wl on. Salop--a. K. I'.. veil an John Cotes. Foeb.s and kitknia Finley. There are at present building in WoolwiLlT Dock Yard two hl.e of oath; NLips, the Talavera and 11:1 wise, owl a st) R un ship, the I,;s. The Tal4%, , rs t% ill be 1aune1,...1 ir September. l'he Der !TlN:iire 71 , Aurora, Cres eat and Aigie frigate., and a sicop ;,17. war, are uptLi:Plig in bars at 41. la. tit. ouace ; new liners at 54. THE NATION XL REGISTER. The I)uhe of Kent was the other day agreeably fur pri,ed by a reception at once pleasing and singular. On his catering the little town of Ilixsohossgenti, on the front cc of Leinin,,, ,, en, ho was prec;:led ley all the young girls, tastefully - tires...L.l l in white, tl:eorat.:d with ribunds and garlands of roses, who strewed flowers be fore his carriage, and expressed their gratitude to hint for his kindness and condescension in passing through their little town. The Duke conversed far some time with the principal inhabitants, and afterwards passed on to Colbourn.. It is arranged with his new I)uchess, that the /loyal Pair shall divide their residence--half the year in England, and the other halt' at Cobourg. Letters from Bourtleanx contain accounts of certain proceedings in that city, and in other quarters of the South of France, which can hardiy tail to excite in those who - hear of them, sentiments of :n!ngletl sur prise and disapprobation. One of the Deacons of the Protestant church has been condemned by the Trifninal of Correciitmal toliee to pay a fine fur . not decor-.!ing the front of his house with tapestry or other han:rings svhilst the Host was carried by. This harsh, and to Protestants alarming, act was attempted to be Justif.ed by .a regulation of the year 1757. But there aur at that period no chez* 4..onstitxtionelle, steurim.: to every individuals Christian a perfect toleration of hie mode of worship. In the trial of Bmokcs r. Warwick, In the Court of King's Bench, un Monday, I.Prd Ellenbnrough observ ed/that as a forged note h ul been marked with red ink by the Bank, there could be no danger in returning it to the person by w,uem it was presented for paynxlnt. In opposition to this remark, it MS said the word fiarg ed may be extracted from the note. This, however, may be obviated by pc:•lo:•at:.;. , the note with the word cov 6 ed . It would be eteniled, besides, by a great pub lic convenience, as persons, by cont• aring a spurious with a genuine note, may be enabled to detect that which was Ihrged in the first instance. The Mauritius Wand was visited, on the Ist of March, by one of the must terrible hurricanes ever ex perienced there. A letter fmm Port Louis of the 16th of th-it month, describes the damage incurred to be tre menl:nis ; the whole Ward was one bel-ne of waste and dt:trtiction ; trees turn up by the roots, and many houses lota in town and country 'sill flat ; valuable storehouses unroofed, &c and the goods within them completely spoiled. Upwards of 4(it sail of large vessels, besides small craft, were driven on shore, or otherwise injuted. The hurrie.ane continence(' at soutl--east, and gradually veered to the north-east till six in the morn ing, when it shitted suddenly to the north-north-west, aml brought with it the additional calamity of a heavy and overwhelming sea. FBovtneSiTt V. ESCAPE —.Aballt 11 o'clock on Tues day tbrenoon, two old 'houses filled with lodgers) situ ated in Lombard-streat, Fleet-street, fell to the ground with a dreadful crash. Providentially, the filling of a stack of chimnie% a minutes before. anti the cracking of the walls, alarmed the inmates, who hat'. just time to escape with their lives. All the:r furni tate was bori&al in the ruins. If the accident hail hap pened in the night, many lives would have been lust. Pdectioneering f,:ry ran high, during the contest for the city (It' York. (lac young man was killed by stone thrown by the opposite party, anti Sir M. M. Sykes received more than one letter, declaring that he slmuld be murdered unless he gave up the contest. Friday, at the breakiag up of the Westm 4 nstrr meeting, as Hunt's vehicle was partly ilia; ged and partly pushed along by an immense rabble, some of the fosemost fell down ; those nest to thew were unable to stop fro. t the violent impulse count:mile:wed from the touhittule behind, and thus the cur of this London Juggerme it, this of a despicabie mob, was driven over his rate devor.cs One bud his leg broken, another his skull intetured. ar. i .t grew: number were sczioosly hurt. With a lam d hr . .• well worthy of the other parts of his character, Hunt never sent to make the sout:iest inquiry of er these unfortu nate victims. lie pursued his coarse, the shouting " Hunt and Liberty," and demonstrating their on 'er st:auling of times , terms by ireniting, traraphog down, and robbing all thit: came in their way. The chairing of the 111e:nocrs far Southwark is fiat forrues day nest. JUNE !?9 At twel7e Aloe& this day, the NuarOars for West. : On Monday ?At the parish church of ftroridey, Middlesex, was beikes open vJr some villains, who Stoic from 1 the Vestry , rant die tainster were us fallow : ! cloths ras-i for the communion table, a ',air of cancEesticks, a sour. Sir S. If oruilly ...-.—... 380 I Sir M. Maxwell .... 3483 and 51.:;,5. in cash. On Saturday week tl:e Ssedish chapel. la Sir l'. Machu Sir kt oan Nlt r As. w ea.—The following is a copy ga" u 'i". harlia• Ac. • Or. Nloaday last a sharper went into the shop of Mr. Thorp, 70, of the bulletin issued yesterday : Fidi-street.ltill, and, site( looking at several villualle watches and .6 Sit Mutray Maxwell has pasacrl a tolerably . quiet night. bat he making some aiding purchase. he ccritrived to ,iecrcte a gold watch, continaes so tel with Coll%Oecible eerci.i:y the injury aa his head." which was nut missze until he lett the shop, when be was instantly '6 Ilichardelet's HoLl, sur.tly noon, yeast June." - followed, but having mixed in passing the crowd, he ese..perl. It /a stated, that it is rater. is to enforce the 1 4 r° - Ntt:lZl,ailign•-...ir,ortstsTtai"fss"-cet'. t l: o n i e n k hi no . sn on the Quays ty the mime of nen. a few Ilityi situ-. visions of the str ' to :22 (ico. 111. cap 41, against t lie hal ...era in the habit of prophesying for s everal year, ti•iit lie several persons keeping reccirilg houses for the General th°16.1:..44' by hanging- fie was fousid in his Wart:lg, and liat.gair, and Twopenny Post, and letter carrier s i n the City of ) Irtsiti.:•.b . i week. Mr.Nottidge. of Chriaes College, Crn.hridge,:a.l Westwir.ster, who have polled for Sir :11urray Maxwell, Min aG. N.Ntridge, El o!'Cliitl.i Iladitiolasm. islet witn I , ..:aid : •ei in c,ontravention of that statute , by which the y i Ave dent ! whilst Ading -situ: s friend i:. a ing to Itr.-Mum,. Tir. 1. , rse p,ovir.gres%ve,t '.....tJ: , : - • -1 t.ie ye'•tele. and thr:w Mr. Nottidge upor. sour.l.-T 6 ..nir, whim) cute r'.:.g 1.14 hody• , lie was so much hurt, that h, incurred penalties of loot each, And ar e rendered in capable of holding any office or place of trust wader the dital at tirar o'clock the next Afternoon. Crown. MARRIED. N. A•al..ini F.sq. to Lucy. third dau. of H. R. Chure'lnan. Esq. late of Aleletiluo.. Hera.--J M. Irr'tme, Faq. surgron. to Elisabeth, dau. of the late A. Etq. linightsbridge.—The S. Croc. Of Wrcttlingavrth, Itedforthihire. to Maria Eliza beth. &tau. of the late "I. Cswiton, Esq. of Gt. St. Helen's, London. R. H. X. I.eske. Esq. third SOU of J. M. t.et.ke, Esq. of Wood. aide, near Old W .ndsor. to (;.,or t , , iaris, eldest dam of G. 'Stevens, Esq. of Old WintiArt Lodge.-11:e Rev. S. C. Wi11..., A.M.. Asststzlit NI iniste” of ftentir•k elapel, to I.:mitta, ellest clan. of J. Earle. Esq. of'Stolli.iry Hill, Ihreow. —Mr. T. Cheshire, of Aylesbury, Rucks. to Mary. youngest dau. t.f the:ate R. Miller. Esq. of Tower Hill.— .1. Cresswell, r.sq. eldest son of E. Cresswell. E. of Criswell, Nor. thumhzr.and, Elizabeth Nlsrv, dots. of G. L. Reed. Esq. of Cam. berwell.—l'. ; ea I ill. Esq. of 11iseous Ayres. Samb America, to Jenomo Enrol alh. only Ilan. of Jesse Russell, Esq.uf Wiethant- ESSLX.—It. Jaar. , Esq. of Gutter-lane, to Miss Morris. of Cheistow. DIED. On his passage from Calcutta. to Va:paraiso, W. R. !nee. E.g..-- On his way to Al.sdros, Lieu:. G. F. Smith. of the vd Native 0.1“1- ry, eldest on of the bits G. Smith. Esq. forme-1y of Canton.—'ll his passmge Porn Leith to Aberdeen, Capt. J. Ste‘ensean, list) of the Royal Navy—he waved in the memorable campai, n ia 1 ;Tyr, where he et inmanded the flotilla of gun boats on the Nile. nn the. re signation of lair Sidney Ssuith.—ln the Gut of Florida. co his pa.; - sage holm from .laturea,(where he was solely called by his heneve lent rtentioo. personally to ascertain the happincsa of the negre pooolatioo or. h.. large estates). M. G. Lewes. Esq.—Mr. 'l'. Cato, of Holborn Hill, twod 70 —At his house in the Cinpham r0..0. I'. Thompson, F.o. axed 61.—At Tachbtery. Hants, %V. Toowe., Esq. ag .t 1 id, late of Moor-park, Surrey.—At Calcutta, *Mr.!. H. D'O)ly. kr‘i 64. LONDON MARKETS. CORY-; , .X.CHANGg. rumkAY. Jtnis 26. _ Having but few Itryersof Wt.tai at market &it marring. the gain were very luta.v. and fuil 2a. yet qr. lower. for all dcscr • but fate f..t.vh samples of our own growth, whieh obtainer, Moniay prises. Bark fuily ram orb its rice. erring to t 1..• continuance. of dry weather. beam. Om*, and Peas, remain as on Aloaday. PRICE OF RHEA!). The highezt price of the bet Wheaten Bread throughout the me tropeli.. is lotated by the ILkers to be 1214. the quit:tern Loaf. Norr.e ltilers sill the Quartern Loaf from Id. M al. lower. riticEs 01: ono; rEn QUAIL CF It. /It ExOLAxD Join WALE A Frill THE WET:I ENDT !CI JUNE 20 W'unt I Rye lIRa I ley Oats m ans I Pease f. 4 3 34 3 V! 9 32 3 35 9 33 9 BAY ANI) STRNW prat in AD. s. d. •. e. Aver. t. P. i. Os) , 3 0 0 a 6 L 6 sl3 0 SusTIIFIELD S Clove- 5 00aT10 0— 6 n 0 Straw t 18 na3 ( Hay 4 0 1 1 a 7 0 0— 5 10 6 ST. JA , ..:7s's Clover 0 0 n a 0 0 0 0 !btt4w 2 15 0 a 3 4 n 2 19 6 ( 5 10 0a 6 6 m o T 1 W}ll7 notArtt. 6 0 a 7 7 0— G 16 :6 0 a 3 3 0— 2 1g 6 AA - FRAGE Nilo: OF SUGAR. -npitted trim the 'teem is m Ile in the lek,ek entlinx June e 4 to 410. per eat. fx^.l l l Tv( 01 the I..futy of Customs paid tor he , •enn on Importatioir thett nf ir.to Great Britain—( Str:arday's (4rz.lte.) !luck: or sTocKs. Bank Stork yer ent. 1 1:•thin..41 7e 1 ,1 3 pc. 4 4 i , ^r A 11! .. .' Navy I r .t - 'k Dithrs P.:01, s per Cent.) BB Pr I Ezell...pier bills, Yd. per hay l5 16 ye Cnral! !..or LoncAnnuitire I. oNun x :—Printed and published by H No. Pie. 7 QTRI'FT. beaseen St. Ilunstan's (711tv..!• a! d e'ester I.vlo. And fotwarckel into the Crsonle fry air Newsmen lit:Likes:4Ln,, end Clerks of the Read. Ince et dews*. movnAT, There was a very , mall supply of English Wheat this mnrning. which was takth 41 at last Mentley's mete ; Erie "Foreign Wheat EllpPOrtrd last !.riet: j every other de/writ:mon experierced Jull sal.s.- Grey Pease were taller dearer IN). items declined from 1 , . to Ss pwe quarter; Fine fresh Oats Is. Fee quarter dearer than this day week. Barley a dull sale but not k we: ; is sther grain little variation. Rapeseed and Linsftd nearly the same as last %suck. B. S. Wheat 3? a 78 Eine dine 65 a 9Z nye ......... 44 a 48 Vale Auley 56 a 3V Malt 5B a If. I. I. WhitePeaaesa a fit I Grey Pease 48 a 53' Wails, 5B a t 3 1 Ticks 4B a 60 Oats 27 a 35 I. Potanrt Osta VI a 4') rota:ro. elan 30 a .6; Nii Flour 63 1) Second 6).1 60 t 66 Rape Seetiol. 'MIT ITTIX Lit. PRICE OF MEAT, MONDAY, JCNE NEWOATE ANII CVIIALt. a. d. Ilrwate gt . Cal& .t s. (I. 5. d. (ltd.-- 4 a 5 0 5*.-44y9.k. Br , ' ....4 4a 3 4 Itut•on..4 0a 6 4 Peas.tb.ahout.... 2510 514-0.71 44n 5 4 0a 6 0 Shr Poet *oa 6 (, (Cal-es gso Fork s (. - Lamb.... 8 a 7 8 I Piga `• , ;,k .; ;: 5.3