The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-03 00:00:00

WATERFORD, JULY 30.—Mr. Richard Power

timated his resolution yesterday evening of declining
the contest for this county, so that Mr. O'Connell
and Lord George Beresford will, strange to say, be
colleagues in the representation of an Irish county.
If there were a contest, no doubt existed of Mr.
O'Connell being returned by a most overwhelming
majority : this I have from the combined testimony
of all parties. Nothing like the success of his can-
vass has been known in the history of electioneering.
He has received assurances of support from Pro-
testants and Catholics, Quakers and Presbyterians,
Sze., from all classes and descriptions of men.
He returned yesterday evening here, from
the south-west of the county, where the
most thorough-going supporters of the Beres-
ford interest had promised him their second votes.
Tuesday next is fixed for the election of Dungarvan,
/qr. Dominick Ronayne certainly stands in opposi-
tion to Mr. George Lamb, and speaks confidently
of success. Mr. Lamb's interest is greatly impaired
by the loss tif 200 of the Duke of Devonshire's
freeholders in that borough, occasioned by the death
of George the Fourth, in whose life they held.
DUNDALK, JULY 30.—Mr. Sheil is expected to.
►narrow in this town. His friends speak very con-
fidently of his success for the county of Louth.
But the liberal interest being divided between him-
self and Mr. M. Bellew, there are some apprehen-
sions that Mr. M'Clintoek may slip in between
them. Mr. A. D,twson's re-election is certain.
DttoGinum, JULY 30.....-There will be two candi-
dates for this town—Mr. North, who has resigned
the College, and Mr. Maurice O'Connell, who himPl
been called upon by several of the electors, and
funds subscribed for the purpose of insuring his re-
turn
without expense.

GALWAY, 36,v 30.—Mr. Thomas Martin, who
would have the dominant interest in this county but
for some mistake in the registry, which I described
in a former letter, declines standing for this rounty
at present. The candidates therefore are Lord Clan-
ricarde's two men, Burke and Lambert, and Mr.
Daly, who is supported by the Clancarty interest.
There are other names mentioned, but they are not
worth speaking of. I think Burke and Daly will be
the men. As to the town, there will be a furious
contest between Mr. Blake and Mr. O'Hara, the
Corporation man.

CORK, JULY 29.—A very extraordinary contest
is likely to tuke place in this city. Brother Gerard,
the Brunswicker, is violently opposed to brother
Daniel, the Papist. The former made terrible corn-
plaints of his Hon. Relative to the Brunswick
Club of this city ; bur the consanguinity of the
trues forbad a personal collision. in this dilemma

the Brunswickers have put up Mr. Cummins,
High Churchmen, and formerly a Sherif of this
city, who wilt be most manfully opposed by the
Roth Mr. Boyle, a son of Lord Shannon. We
►remise ourselves considerable sport during the

election.

As to the University, both parties are confider!'
It is thought, however, by those best acquaint&
with the subject, that Mr. Croker will succeed.

COURT CIRCULAR.

The KING awl QUUN left town soon after ten o'clock
yesterday morning, and went to Kew, where their Ati-
JrsTtEs' arrival was announeatl by a diseherge of cannon.
The Surveyor-General, Mr. CATON!, (the KING'S
Gardener), Mr. WY AT, and Mr. MATTifitIVS, received
their hisalwrtEs, and attended them to the Botanical
Garden. The Duke and Duchess of CUMBERLAND, the
Princess Aucurra, and other Member, of the Royal
Family also 'arrived at Kew. A salute of cannon was
tired on the arrival of their Royal Highnesses from
'town. Their Maarsms and the Royal party in-
spected the Botanical Gardena ; and also drove in
pony-chaises round the walks of the grounds attached to
the Palace. The Duke and Duchess of Custurar.snn
gave a dejeuni to the Royal party, at their residence on
Kow Green. The Duchess of GuatagaLartn sat on the
right of the KING, and the Princess AUGIINTA to the
left. On the right of her MAJZSTY was Prince Fat-
PRUICK of Paussta, and on the left the Duke of CUSIBEIt-
LAND.

After the d6eutie the Royal party took an airing in the
pony chaise*.
Their MAJEsTas entertained the members of the 11,4,41
Ramify to dinner, in the evening, at the Old Palace at
Kew.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KIN? and the
Primness VICTORIA, attended by Lady CaralteuNa Jan-
KINSONI Baroness lair:MN, and Sir Jo Comm., left
the King's Palace, at Kensington, yesterday morning, for
Malvern.
The Princess AUGUSTA left town yesterday for Kew to ,
join the Kma and QuesN. Her Royal Highness pro-
needed in the evening to her residence at Progmort, The
Princess has left town for the season.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KM', commanded
bero before
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added
the attendance of the Prague Minstrels at the King's
PalacePalaceat Kensington, on SatuniiiY, where they PLYO4
their Melodies, Marches, &e. before her Royal Highness
and Princess Vtavoura. They afterwards sang some of '
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The Spanish Miaf,to had an interview with the Earl
of Attrausser yesterday, at the Foreign.oflles,

His MAJESTV, is is stated, has directed the
Newl'aiace at ',iodic°, to be called St. James's Palace,
which looks as if the elderly mansion of that name were
to be extinguished.