Kentucky Gazette And General Advertiser

From the National Intelligencer.

ELECTIONS.

In the last Congress Rhode Island had one republican, and one federal member; in the ensuing, she has two republican members.
Massachusetts had in the last Congress six republican, and eight federal members; in the ensuing Congress they will have seven republican, and ten federal members.
New-Hampshire had in the last Congress four federal members; in the ensuing Congress she will have five federal members.
Connecticut had in the last Congress seven federal members; in the ensuing Congress she will have seven federal members.
New-York had in the last Congress seven republican, and three federal members; in the ensuing Congress they will have twelve republican, and five federal members.
Pennsylvania had in the last Congress ten republican, and three federal members; in the ensuing Congress she will have eighteen republican members.
Vermont had in the last Congress one republican, and one federal member: in the ensuing Congress she will have two republican, and one federal member.
Delaware had in the last Congress one federal member; she will have in the ensuing Congress one republican member.
Virginia had in the last Congress eighteen republican, and one federal member; she will have in the next Congress eighteen republican, and four federal members.
South-Carolina had in the last Congress three republican, and three federal members; she will have in the ensuing Congress seven republican, & two federal members.
Georgia had in the last Congress two republican members; she will have in the ensuing Congress four republican members.
These are all the states in which elections have been held. Let these results be exhibited in a table, and the whole will stand thus:

	Laft Con. Rep. Fed.	Next Con. Rep. Fed.	Rhode-Ifland, 1	1	2	0
Maffachusetts, 6	8	7	10	10	10	5
New-Hampshire, 0	4	0	5	7	12	7
Connecticut, 0	7	0	5	12	18	0
New-York, 7	3	18	1	2	1	1
Pennsylvania, 10	3	18	1	1	1	0
Vermont, 1	1	18	1	18	1	4
Delaware, 0	1	18	1	18	1	2
Virginia, 18	1	18	1	18	1	0
South Carolina, 3	3	18	1	18	1	4
Georgia, 2	0	18	1	18	1	2
	48	32	71	34	1	1