... I- -.L ? -It ? . 4 . 'Thbe fPate of the 5Hl t)is For Sir Francis Burd u .For Mr. Mainiwarinn I CP The nunibers on the wholc ar V6r Sir Iraricis BturdCtn tor Mr. Mvainwatiig * 2C- On the poll being antoritn cu &Sr 'A iqcis BUIRtIET'r aeidrelled the meet; following purport :-Cntlemcr yns etill contiiderable fatisfaction, that, notwitn lql advantages whicn our adterry i1 to him ol this day's ...

... IM'RE R1AL PAIRL4M fiNT or akul7 BRITAiN AND IRELAND. ilOUSE OF LORDS, JULv 3t. About hltf Vaft three o'clock the King came dbwn to the Vloufe of Lords for the patrpcie of proroguing L'arliamcnt. The Hioufc of Commons ahtended in obedience to his Ma- jefty's command, and on coming up to the Bar Elie SpakePt addreficd his Maje fty in tLe following terms - jld GMJe= Sba~ein, 4 We, your Maj4cy's ...

... 7WTEE MORAING CHRONICLE. LONDON: Y1 erday his MAit.sty weat in Rate tw-tlie Hloire of Lords, and being feated cn theThrone, protogue i tie Parliament by a moit graciDus fpeech, in the delivery of whiehi however, I finwIar and unprecedented circuiis- Itance occurred. We need not A to thec readers of the Morning Chrot icle (who are well verfed in the fornms of the Conltitution) that the Speech ...

... SlTm the .LONDON G/2B:TTYEI, JULY 31. AD.A1TY-(OiFIC., IJLY 3T. V1*jif a Lerfifo;, C ietin Coriribine, bf /is M1fly'r J7ip - coHd,dtelaed AY'a7 1i04. 41J Ie3tOhof April we te31 in with,3 O' te l cas, and cap- tf~rof Mer afcwhour6 chafc, Le Petit I)ecide. aklyrench lnggr t~rPivruccJ. Bidea nam; X with one long heai, 4-poundcr, and 26 rne; qU;S:e nDe, had been a fortniglit frona\uadaloupc but ...

... IpSW'ItCH1 3il JULY, 1804. sru W-ro - J-., -UH. Tkere was a grand Brigade Field Day this morning on Rofnmiere Hcatlh, of the feveral regiments quar- tered hrrc. Alout half pal nine o'clock, the batta- lions were formckd in dole columns on the Heath, and on tbe alrival Of Lord Charles Fitzroy, the Com- riarrding Gencral, opened out into open columns fromn the rear and ;h eeled into line. 1 he ...

... TIHE MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: TlBURSDAr, AUGUST a. Thb 13ottenburgh, Mails which arrived ye~terday have brought private letters from Harnburgh which fpeaklof the probability of an immediate rupture betwixt Ruffia and the Porte. It is very eafy to Itrace thp origin of fuch a runmour. It at fir(R fight be- trays its Frenth origin, and from its extreme abfurdi- tv leaves not the lealt doubt of ...

... AIAVClYDv tS oit ^. Pq: L e l~~~~~~~f~~zr P-.1 . A. I Mr. Mainwaringn, n-tIc his grat flarot polled the Malicrs in Chan1cer, tI e /tgtco,. from the Circuit, and they even broy 8 'i'W of thofe ciuivocilchar 'ers v a from the poll on tile lalt cruti, been brought upl nowio ([adj(j the es.) , d 0 were lubjec'1 in the lalt inffance To fome of the lawyers for Mr. MIn. rt .1 ic to d-ecline the oath ...

... NIDDLE.?XE ZALEMC7ON, VINrtiH DAY. Ott tile clofe of the poll this day the numbers Were- For Sir Francis Burdett - 2123 For Mr, Main waring 2 o03 Majority 90 On the poll being announced, Sir FRANCI s BURoDETT addreffed the meeting to the following purport-Gentlemen, in the few obWervations which I Ihall fubmit to you on this occafion, I beg leav'e to Itate, and I do it With fatisflaCion, that ...

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... , p A. Po t f, ?tN-? L -? .. --- ]rPOM THiE HAMBURGH MAILS. ItArtSntoN, JULir z6.-Trhe French Refident Mi. nifter, M. Bacheri has received his diploma as Mem- ber of the Legion of Honour. : lThe Ruffian Minifter Refident, M. Klupflldt, has reccivc, dilpatches by a courier fro r his court. Seveial Hungarian Nobles, in confequence of the fcarcity and dearnefs of provifion in the camls at Pelt ...

... IJIDDL.;JX As ma T/fON _ e . A ' 7 T TENTEMI DAY. 0. 'the'clofc f tbc poll this 'ay the niambeit tood tFor S1rFrancis Burdett - 222 ror Mr. MItainwaring 23Op Nlajority 87 , the flhte of the poll being announced, Sir FKAsC'IS BURDV.tT addreffed the meeiing to oefollowing purport ;.-Gcntlemcn, in taking my leave *Of I this everoig, I feel niyfclf entitled to Jfpeak toyou * hhmhOe confidencC tln ...

... - IVTZDLtgBX.1 'S1i& .ELEYFNYH flkY. A'1 the colrae of the pOtl this day the numbers were- For Sir Frincis Butdett * 2277 For Mr. Main wariAg *- ,0o MajoritV 130 When the Sheriff lad antnounced the ftate of the poll, Sedt IFRANCIs Butct.DTT Came forward, and addref fed the ~leionrs nearly in 'ihe fallotving words-Gen- -tlemen, I hope and trult tile 8iitS0vantage which we appear to 1!ave on ...