The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-04 00:00:00

IRISH ELECTIONS.

COUNTY or LIMP:MCC—The county of Limerick, after
nine days struggle, has retnrnrd Fitsgibbon
and l'aptainOTirady— Sir Atihrey Jr Vere Hunt haring
declined. 'lie fullon ing is the statement of the final
gross poll :
Fiteribbno
Captain O'Grady

CITY or LIMIIRICK.—The contest is going on in this
city with great activity.
ISKTIMTII DAT —WIDNEaIIAT, MARCH 29. _ _

Of thlriy-eight freemen who voted this day for the
lion. Major Vereker, thirty-one nvre non-residents.
Notwitstantling this, the freeholders in Mr. Ktcs's in.
Wrest. presscil so mina, 1111 l sly to the hosting., that the
independents had to claim an increased majority of
thirty-fire on this day's poll.
The following seri the state of the gross poll on Wed-
nesday :
Major Vereker
Thomas Spring Rice, Esq...

Majority for Major Vereker
The election at nil sides is carried no with much spi-
rit; the County Court has frequently been interrupted
by the clamour of the people of the lowest description,
and the Dick Sheriff has been obliged to call on the nii-
litary to assist in restoring quiet ; I of the most
riotous bare been lodged in gaol.—One man, in au af-
fray on Saturday, fell f the gallery and broke his
leg. In the City Court and booths regularity prevails.
A man was lodged in prison yesterday evening by Mr.
Deputy Mercy, of No. I, Bootle, who was attempting to
annoy the Court.

BowmguTnica.—Lord tilerawly having declined, Mr.
3laxwell and Mr. Rutliven were put in nomination. Af-
ter two days contest, Mr. Maxwell was returned by a
majority of 37.
The only two places in Ireland that have not yet re-
turned Members are the city of Limerick, the county
and the town of lialway.
COUNTT or FLIIISIANAGIL—Thursday last being the
day appointed for the election of Members to represent
this county, Lieutenant-tieneral Sir U. Lowry Cole and
Lieutenaut-tienerul Arehdall were again unanimously
returned. Sir Lowry Cole was proposed by the
Colonel Creighton, and seconded by John Armstrong,
Esq. Uenerul Arch(lall was propos.ed by John Irvine,
Esq. and seconded by lieorge Lendrum, Esq. On being
declared by the High Sheriff, the Members
returned thanks. They were afterwards borne through
the town in chairs tastefully decorated for the occasion.
In the evening they were entertained by a large party
of the gentlemen of the ciounty, at Quinton 's
where the utmost harmony and hilarity prevailed.
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Towm or 11%m/tr.—Thursday being the day ap-
pointed for co tttttt riming this important election, a very
numerous and respectable assemblage was collected in
the Timlied Mr. Blake, of Merlin-park. proposed Mr.
Prendergast, and Mr. Laurence l'oniyn seconded him.
Mr. Hedges Mautisell, in a very energetic speech, pro-
posed Mr. Blake, whom Mr. D'Arey, of Kiltolla,
seconded.

Tows or Wa‘rosin.—On Monday the election of al
Member to represent this town in the Imperial Parlia-
ment took pl.tre at the Court House, at tselve o'clock,
when 11 illiam IVigram, Esq. son of Sir Robert Wigram,
was proposed by Robert Hughes, Esq., seconded by
Richard Nevin, 'Esq., and unanimously elected. Mr.i
Wigram returned thanks in a short but appropriate
manner.
The election for this county, which it was generally
esalt. wonVti produce a most determined stroggle,
on ridgy, and terminated In the etectittti of
Lord topford, and re-election of Mr. Carew. without
oppoolltion, Lord Valentia having on the preceding day
declined the contest.

The Assizes of Galway are still going on. Several
persons have beets found guilty of unlawfully assem-
bling as Ribbontewn, and have been sentenced to trans-
portation.
'fhree persons, capitally indicted as Ribbonmen,
pleaded Guilty, on Wednesday, at the Assizes of Gal-
way. A person named Connolly pleaded Not Guilty,
but was I's I uvirtell of a capital felony. Two convictions
also took place for misdemeanours; and one pleaded
Guilty to a transportable felony fbr life.
The Assizes of the comity or the town of Galway ter-
minated on Tuesday without a capital conviction. Both
Judges now preside in the Criminal Court. The county
business i% likely to be prierarted to an unprecedented
length of time. It is supposed that the greater part of
the ensuing Week will he consittned in the trial of those
charged with being Riblooninen, from the great number
of them still untried : many of them have been sires ly
convicted, butt sentence not passed. The list of the
persons tried, fount guilty, and sentenced iu both
Courts, shall be given in our next.

On Sunday forenoon his Royal llighness the Duke
of York left town for Newmarket.
Yesterday Prince Philip of Hesse linmhourg, and
Prince Esterhazy, left the seat of the Duke of Wel-
lington, in Hampshire, on a visit to his Majesty at
Brighton.
It is expected that the King intends honouring
ICovent-liarilen Theatre, with his presence in the course
of next week, and preparations are making in cense-
iitience. We understand that two hoses are to be thrown
into one, to give room for his Majesty's attendants, and
that it will be most snperble fitted up nith.draperies of
t blue satin, fringed with gold.
DEITH or THE EARL Or HAREWOOD.—FA-
ward eakeiles, Earl of Harewood, Viscount Laurette.,
and liaron Harewood, of Harewood, in the county of
York. departed this life yesterday forenoon, at eleven
o'clock, after a short illness; at Hareivuoil-house. Ha-
nover-square. His Lordship was born January 7, 1740;
married, in June 1761, Miss Chaloner, daughter of
Williatn Chaloner, Esq. of tinishoronch, in the county
of York, who died February t 2, 1105. His Lordship
hail issue, Edward, Viscount Lascelles, born January 10,
1764, and died June 14, 1/1141 Henry Viscount Las-
relies. born December 25, 1767; and other children.—
His Lordship will he encceelled in his titles and estate
by Henry, Visrount Lasrelles.
Detachments of the 30th, 34th, and GOth Reg'•
meats are tinder orders to embark for Mudras.
The procession of chairing Sir Francis Burdett
and J. C. llobhouse. Kay. will continence at eleven
o'clock from Sloane-street, proceed to Hyde Park-cor-
net.. along Pistrsdilly, Haymarket (if possible), Charing-
cross, St. Martin'slane, Long-acre, James-street, and
Covent-canlrn. When the car arrives at the spot where
the hustings stood, the procession will halt, and give
three cheers: it will then proceed to the Strand through
Southampton-street, and ternsioate at the Crown and
Anchor Tavern.
Count Scheremetjiew, the richest private inditri-
dual in Russia, who has just come of age, has sent
25,000 roubles to the Philanthropic Society of St. Peters-
burgh.
Middlesex, comprising, with lb* metropolis, the
most populous district in the country, sends ten Meat-
ben to Parliament, seven of whom avow Whig prima.,
plea. two are independent, and one, if any thing bat a
tool of Ministers, may be called a Tory.

SPORTING INTRI,LIGRNG'R.

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETtNC, 1410.

AIONDAY, •r•IL 3.

The Craven Stakes, a Subscription of 13gs. tie!, for a
ages, &e.
Sir J. Shelley's b. e. Antar. 3-yrs old I
Mr. It. Milney's be. c. Ronithcr. 4-yrs old a
Mr. Rodendata's b. e. Spectre, by Phantom, 4-yrs old 3
Mr. ('rockford's ch. ". Brutus, 3-yrs old 0
Mr. Udny's ch. f. by 114-ofnl, out of Zora. 2-y rs old ;
D. of Rutland's b. e. by Waxy, out of So , 3-yrs old 0
14 Jersey's b. c. by Orville. out of Miss %phis. 2-yrs usJ .1
IA Stawell's b. f. Fav, 4-yrs old.
Mr. R. Jones names br c. be Pericles. 2-yrs old.
I.d Rous's b. c. t.epns, 4-yrs old ''
Mr. Neville's b. r. brother to Sir Joshua, 4-yrs old 0
Mr. Lake's ch. f. Punt, 2-yrs old 0
Mr. West's b. c. Alpha, by Ashton, dam by Cr-sariJ
3-yrs. old .
Mr. Walker's bl. f. Gem, by Snsolensho, ou! of Princess
3-yrs old 0
Mr. Wyndham's b. e. by Whalebone, dam by Young
Woodpecker, 3-yrs old 9
Mr. (Jodilard's h. f. by Rubermout of Viscountess 2-yrs o'. t I;
Mr. Charlton's br. e. Nliamrock, 3-yrs old.

Mr. Forth's eh. e. Admiral, 3-yrs old
Id Suffield's ch. h. Glow-worm, aged to
Mr. Prince's br. c. by Waxy. dam by Sorrerer. 2-rs old
IA Exeter's br. f. Advance, 4-yrs old
Id Exeter's b. s. Snake, 3-)rot old
The Judge placed but 3.
3to apt %noir ; 3to I agst Boniface ; Bto 1 agst Share•
rock ; 3 to I apt Advance.
Sweepstakes of 900 gs. each, h. ft., for colts. est. 41b.—R. M.
D. of Portland's Mr. Low. by Walton. out of Pledge
Mr. Payne's ch. by Election, darn by Stamford. out of
'Mks ill&
Mr. Neville's by Raphnzard.dttm bs Quix,riot of Relies daas 3
it to 4 apt Mr. Low ; 4 to I opt Mr. Neville**.
Sweepstakes of 109 gs. each, h. R., for colts. 9st. 41b.—Ab. M.
Mr. Thornhill's ch. Sailor. by Scud, dam Gonsander .... I
14 Suflield's b. by Vandyke Junior. nut of Silas VVitcb .. 1
Mr. Rush's eh. by Waxy, out of Chintz
to 2 on Sailor.

Mr. Crockfonl'i Sultan brat I,tl O. H. Catendis is r. bt
Ruhens, out of Louisa, Sat. 71b. each, A. F. !Mtgs. h. ft.

-7 to 4 on Sultan.
The First Class of the Sixth Riddlesworth Stakes of 900 p.

each, h. ft.. for colts, Bst. 71b. Those by untried
or out of untried mares, to be allowed Slb.; if bo.:1, Alb.--

A h. M.
D. of Grafton's Pindarrir. by P: Sitone. fl.t. 4th.
Mr. Vsnsittart's eb. by Comas, out of Silken, •31b...
Mr. Stonehearer's by Rubens, out of Diana. Sst. 41b.....
Mr. Wertley's by llaphatard, out of Emily's dam. Sst.7lb.
Hir.J. Shelley 's b.by Noreerer.out of Housiston 1.a5..54t.71b. tl
LLI Suffield's by Vandyke Junior, out of Norah, Sat. 71b...
The Judge placed but %.
2to I asst c. by Cowls; 3to 1 agst Pludarrie ; 7to I apt
Mr. Stonehartin 's.

Sweepstakes of 1(10es each, h. ft., for colts. fist. hb. ;
Ost. Vlb. ; not engaged in the Derby, Oaks, 10005 s. t r
1000 gs stakes. 8. M.
D. of Rutland's ch. e. by Juniper, out of Voinmaia 1
D. of Grafton's br. f. by Waxy, not of Pawn
Gen. Grosrenor's ch. f. Moonthine, by Soothsayer, out
Spitfire
to 4 on D. of tiraftwea br. f.
Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft., for fillies out of antrictl
mares, Bet. lib. each, Ab. M.
Mr. Ituet's b. by Truie, oat of R
Mr. Watson's by Sir Paul, out of Pentagon
2 to 1 on Mr. Rush's b.
Sweepstakes of 160 gs each. h. ft., fist. 41b. D. M.
D. of Grafton's br. e. Luck, by Haphazard. out of Piquet I
D. of Rutland** eh. e. by Juniper, oat of Voiumela
10 to 5 on LUCA.
Steeepstakes of 100 gs Peril, h. ft., for 1111 es got by untriLJ
stalliosa.-we osetiptimasviod merea.4l.l. 41b. -11-. M.
Mr. Thornhill** eh. Sardonix, by Seed, dam, Topes I
Mr. Rush's by Smolensk°, out of Lady Jane .