The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-02 00:00:00

NEW PARLIAMENT.

Z.IEIVBERS ELECTED. , -
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C,kyll;NSS CO& NTY—Sir-John Sinclair.
H.ADDIN6TON DUNBAR, &c.—Sir George - War-
. raader, . ,

RE/IFREW CouNTy—Wn3. M‘Dowall, Esq.
SELKIRK c','01.7 NT Y—Col Elliot :Lockhart.
BURGH or SELKIRK---"-. Maxwell, Esq.

IRISH ELECTIONS

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.A.F."•:AGH COUNTY—Wm. Brownlow, Esq.; Wm.
Richardson, Esq. •
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MEATH COUNTY—Sir MaTCUS Somerville, Bart.;
Thomas Bligh, -Esq.
'CLARE COUNTY—Francis Nath. Burton, Esq. ; Sir
Edward'O'Brien. • •
WESTNEATH CouNTy—Wm. Smyth, Esq.; Gusta-
vus H. Rochfort, Esq.' •
QUEEN'S COUNTY—I-lOn. W.' .W. Pole; Henry
. Parnell, Esq.. ' • • '
WEXFORD TOWwN--7Richard Nevile,' tsq.
YOUGHALL TOWN—ViSCOUnp Boyle.
DEARY ClTY—ii• George T. Hill, Bart.
Krbis4:LE TC•wiel.—Henry Martin, Esq.'
COLERAINE Towi;—Walter Jonas, Esq.
MA r,LoW Tow `=-Denham Jefthson, Esq.
Ltmiatcx.ClT'v---CharlesVereker, ES4.
V
Ross Tol.vN—Wm. Wigram, Esq.
DUNGARVON Tow&—George Walpole, Esq.
Dow/4E01114 Toivrr=John Wilson Croker, Esq.
LONDONDERRY COUNTY-4On. -Charles Stuart ;
.:LOrd George BeresiOrd.
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LONGFORD COUNTY—Sir Thos. Fetherstone, Bart.;
'Hon. GeOrge John Forbes. V
CORK:CITY—Mont: Lori ;field, Esq.; C. H. Hut--
chinson, Esq'.
LOUTH COUNTY—John Foster, Esq.; Viscoun:-.
• Jocelyn.
KILKENNY COUNTY—james Butler, Esq.; Frederic
Ponsonby, Esq. * •
COUNTY—Jan B. ; Alexander
- - M'Naghten, Esqrs.
MAYO COUNTY—Right Hon. Dennis Brown; Hen-
ry Augusttis Dillon, Esq. , •
CORK'COUNTY—Lord Bernard; Hon. George POD-
' soThiv•
Dowri COUNTY—Francis Savage, Esq..; Hon. Co?
Meade.
CAVAN. COUNTY--Colonel John Barry; Nathaniel
Sneyd, .Esq: .

4RMANAOH COUNTY.---State of the Poll.
- i 386 '
Geu. Ar'ehdall - = - 485
H. Brooke, Esq. - - 412
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KERRY COUNTY.-=State of the . D 011.
Fitzgerald, Eso 'Gs
Herbert, Esq. - 164
Col, Crosbie - -•- - '43
WATERFORD--State of the Poll.
Right Hon. Sir J. NeWport 50
Col. Bolton - - • - 50
DUBLIN COUNTY.—Colonel Falkiner has given up
the contest for the representation of the County
The numbers on the termination of Tuesday's Poll
were as follow :

Hamilton, Esq. - 494
Talbot, Esq.• - - 48 t
Colonel Falkiner - 337
Monday, the Eleetion took place at Monaghan
for two Members to represent that County in the
Imperial Parliament, when the late Representatives,
Richard Dawson, Esq. and Colonel. Le..slie, were
again returned with Out opposition. •
' KING'S COUNTY—The King's- County EleElion
took place on Friday last. Colonel O'Moore, of
Lusmagh, addressed the Freeholders at, some length
in favour of their late worthy Member, Mr. Ber-
nard, whom he propoced as a proper person to re-
present their'. county he was seconded by Mr.
Armstrong, of .Gillen. Mr. Lloyd Was proposed
by, Mr. Warburton, ofGarryhinch, and. feconded by
Mr. Drought. After the usual forms were gone
through, the two Representatives addressed the
Freeholders respe6tively, and were joyfully received
by,iconsiderableCokourse of people..
• COUNTY WicKLow--The Eledion for the Coun-
ty of Wicklow commenced on -Saturday last. No.
new Candidate started. The late Members; Messrs.
Hume and Tighe, were put in nomination, and no
opposition being °fired, these Gentlemen 4.re de-
clared duly. elected.
On Friday last, Charles O'Hara, Esq. was unani-
mously, the 7th. time, re-eleded for the County of
Sligo l with Edward S. Cooper, Esq.

New York Papers to the 4th of May, have been
received, brought to London by the Ship Gold
Hunter, in 25 days from New York. The Ameri-
cans have finally settled their dispntes with the Re-
gencies of Tunis and Algiers, so that their Mediter-
ranean trade will remain unmolested by the States of
Barbary. In America, -as 'lately in .England, the
public mind is entirely occupied with electioneering
Meetings and canvassing. In those at New York,
EMAIETT, whose name so often occurs in the
history of .the Irish Rebellion, is very ataive parti-
san of the adversaries 9(Mr. RUFUS KING:"HiS hoses
tilitv to that Gentleman is ascribed, in the New
York Papers, to the opposition given by Mr. KING,
when Minister at our Court, to the settlement of
Mr. EMMETT and his associates in America. Mr.
PoitvtANcE sailed on the 24th April, in the friasp
Sloop of War; for England, with the answer' and
instruaions of the President relative to the Treaty
with England.
Accounts from Jamaica 'state, that that Island is
blockaded by eight French Frigates,
On Saturday evening Sir DAVID BAIRD, attended
by his Aid-de-Camp, the Hon. Captain GORDON,' KONIGSBLTRGH, MAY 5.--,General LESIOCU, has
arrived in town from Scotland, to proceed as second received the Order of the Black Eagle.
in command of the Grand Expedition,' General BlArciftri, at his first interview with his
The Duke of KENT gives a sumptuous dinner to- Sovereign, was received by him in a very distinguish"
day, at Kensington Palace; to the PRINCE of WALES, ed manner.-- -The 'King embraced him, and said,
the Foreign Princes, and FOreign Ambassadors. shall never fOrgeryouf services:" He afterwaids
The Duchess olYoftx and a' seled party spent last ; troduced NMI() the EtriperOr ALEXANDER,
evening with THEIR• MAJESTIES. " ' - ceived him in the most gracious'mahner.
'Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers and a numerous f ' MILAN, MAY Officer of the French ArelY
party Oiued with the Duke of CubLasULA.NO. - lin Dalmatia has received a letter fro:n the Bey wilt)