The New Hampshire Gazette

1816.	1817.
Sheafe.	All other candidates.
Plumer.

ROCKINGHAM.
Atkinson	61	40	65	33
Bow	115	37	117	32
Brentwood	45	118	40	104
Chester	187	214	174	166
Chichester	119	37	116	32
Concord	239	313	187	283
Deerfield	285	56	274	58
Epping	122	101	98	104
Epsom	226	10	207	14
Exeter	87	229	64	227
Greenland	74	33	76	44
Hampstead	93	88	86	81
Hampton	96	111	97	114
Hampton-Falls	13	81	16	72
Hawke	48	33	40	38
Kensington	40	76	30	89
Kingston	68	91	74	95
Londonderry	110	391	88	330
Loudon	121	170	111	135
Newcastle	60	7	77	2
Newington	82	19	71	13
Newmarket	144	44	140	33
Newtown	64	21	53	16
Northfield	135	54	152	53
Northampton	76	58	76	44
Northwood	107	129	93	115
Nottingham	107	64	98	55
Pelham	86	100	99	93
Pembroke	96	148	91	117
Pittsfield	113	87	90	94
Plaistow	56	30	57	28
Poplin	29	53	28	47
Portsmouth	644	350	467	231
Raymond	95	84	87	86
Rye	191	6	194	0
Salem	105	136	112	117
Sandown	57	48	59	43
Seabrook	31	100	31	80
Southampton	63	16	55	16
Stratham	127	36	119	36

	STRAFFORD.
Barnstead	180	92	185	79
Dover	196	163	177	114
Durham	134	91	125	96
Gilmanton	289	308	269	258
Lee	138	28	142	20
Rochester	279	74	255	62

The Annual Election
For the choice of Governor and other State Officers, for New-Hampshire, took place on Tuesday last. The votes in this town at the close of the poll stood as follows:

FOR GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM PLUMER, 467
JAMES SHEAFE, 174
JOSIAH BARTLETT, 46
Scattering, 11

Councillor.
John Bell, jr. 471; Nath'l Gilman, 195

Senator,
Clement Storer 493; Enoch Clark, 197

County Treasurer.
Will'm Pickering 497; John Rogers 195

Register of Deeds.
Seth Walker 698

The following gentlemen were elected to represent this town in the General Court:--viz.
John Davenport, George Long, Joseph Ela,
Enoch G. Parrott, John Langdon, jr.

Votes for Governor.
4617 3819 4299 3370
:1216.756 I153 : · 629

HILLSBOROUGH.
4198 2564 4119 2282
977 : 1954 903 1742
1130 '1456: 10661284

Republican Nett gain 554!

Returns of votes from 102 towns, have been received, which are given above. It is a subject of joyous gratulation to our republican friends, that notwithstanding the persevering efforts of faction, Gov. PLUMER will be re-elected by a very large and encreased majority; and it may safely be asserted that every branch of our state government for the ensuing year will be decidedly republican. The votes for Dr. Bartlett will not probably exceed 300 thro' the state, and of this number about one half are supposed to be thrown by federalists.--Should

Amherst	177	160	164	160
Boscawen	122	220	121	183
Bradford	121	87	108	61
Deering	207	36	196	33
Dunbarton	119	96	120	92
Dunstable	87	93	117	95
Fishersfield	100	15	96	10
Francestown	200	75	193	64
Goffstown	269	54	241	38
Greenfield	136	41	133	29
Hancock	208	27	200	8
Henniker	184	126	171	93
Hollis	107	134	102	146
Hopkinton	252	145	238	119
Lyndeborough	163	47	172	47
Lytchfield	18	62	26	69
Merrimack	121	87	121	67
Milford	88	143	82	137
Mount Vernon	102	46	108	47
New-Boston	222	61	203	44
New-Ipswich	46	162	41	143
New-London	65	67	83	62
Nottingham West	97	114	109	107
Peterborough	131	135	114	116
Sutton	236	2	231	2
Temple	29	91	37	88
Warner	240	65	241	54
Weare	243	122	248	100
Wilton	108	71	103	68

Alstead	111	189	105	161
Chesterfield	150	230	142	197
Dublin	69	165	64	149
Gilsum	46	56	44	53
Jaffrey	48	221	48	212
Keane	97	262	68	225
Marlborough	32	118	30	114
Nelson	33	145	31	129
Roxbury	21	53	24	54
Springfield	114	31	108	34
Surrey	42	72	34	50
Sullivan	14	101	16	92
Walpole	159	234	145	206
Troy	41	77	44	66

Bath	63	139	50	120
Enfield	128	53	126	46
Franconia	45	16	37	9
Grafton	82	92	69	86
Hanover	124	265	119	246
Haverhill	112	107	103	94
Hebron	59	46	48	41
Lebanon	129	170	115	154
Lyme	53	257	47	245
Lyman	90	75	104	60
Orford	81	170	70	134
Piermont	82	63	94	48
Warren	82	3	84	1

the remaining towns come in as favorably as those already received, Gov. Plumer's majority will not fall much short of FOUR THOUSAND VOTES.

We have contrasted with last Spring election—and have placed against Gov. Plumer's votes, all those given in for Messrs. Sheafe, Mason, Bartlett, and the scattering, added together. Allowing all these votes to belong to Mr. Sheafe, there appears to be a nett republican gain of FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR, since the last election,

We have heard of several changes of Representatives, a majority of which are in favor of the Republicans. We shall give a statement of them in our next. The majority in the House and Senate, will undoubtedly be increased.