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• LIST OF THE !RISE MEMBERS
I Tilt HOUSE OF COMMONS WHO ♦OTE.D IN THE
MAJOEIT Y •GAINST THZ CATHOLIC qutsrios.

Acheson, Hon. A. Arouses co.
Archdoll, Al. Ferinonagh
A rchrlall, Richard. Dundalk.
Eicrylv, Vircuunt. C..rk county.
nu rriughis, S W. Enniskillen.
Rigwell, .1. Tipperary county.
Scow& Thomas, King's co.
Chinnory, Sir B. Bandon.
Castlereegh, Visc. Dorn ro.
Canning, Rt. Him. G. Trains.
Clement., --, Leitrim co.
Duigemaii, P Armagh ho.
Falkinor.lolin F. DY151.111 co.
Tooter, Rt. (lon. 3. Louth co.
Forteocue, W C. I.ooth c
rethersteme, Sir T. Longford
county.
Hardman, dw. Drogheda
Hill, Sir George, Londonderry
city.
Hamilton, Sir C. Dungannon
Hamilton, DuLliii co.

Janes, T. Tyrohit, Athlone.
Janet, Wslts.r, Co!envie bo.
Jeplitor Deohem.
Keane, Sir Jcetn, Yourall bo.
Knox, Hon G orge, Trinity
College, Dublin.
King, lion. Edward, Ros-
e.nnitemcoulity.

Longh:ll, M. Cork city.
Lc'tit., Citittles P. M s.mghan
county.

May, Edward, Belfast.
Hamlin;Men, E. A. Antrim co.
Neville, R. Weston! town.
Ormsby, Charles, Carlow bo.
F.rle, Hon. W. Vl:ellmley,
Quern's county.
Raw, Abel, Wexford enuatty.
Rm. brows, G. Westmeath co.
Snead, Naas. C&V.111 Co.
Savage, Francis, Down co.

UST OF THE IRISH MEMRERS
1$ THIC HOUSE 07 COMMONS WllO ♦OTCD 1M THZ
MINORITY ROI THE CATHOLIC AVIATION.

&genet!. W. Carlow county. Leman:n...l. Dublin city.
Riuton, Hon. F. Clare county. I Lee, E Waterford roonty.
Butler, I 10n..1. Kilkenny eo. Mathew, Rt. Hon. Viscount,
Butler, !lon. C. K alimony city. Tipperary county.
Bligh. Mr. T. Meath county. Martin, R. Galway county.
Caul6eld, Hon. H. Armagh co Newport, Sir J.Waterfordeity
Croslite, J. Kerry county. Utivll, W. Limerick county.
Corry, Rt. Hon. I. Newry. C'llirien, Sir E. Clare county.
Dillon, Hun. A. Mayocounty. Poneonby, Rt. Hon. W. B.
Fitzgerald, Rt. Hon. J. Enna. Kilkenny county.
Fitagerald, Rt. Hon. M. Kerry Ponsonby, G. Wicklow eo.
county. Somerville, Sir M. Meath co.
French, A. Roscommon co. Sudlcy, Vise. Donegall co.
Greene, Wm Dungaryan bo. I Shaw, R. Dublin city.
Hume, W. H. Wicklow co. Stewatt,. Hon. C.W. London.
Hutehmoun, Hon-C. IL Cork deny county.
city. Stewart, Rt. Hdn. Sb John,
lisvithorne,C.S.Downpartick Tyrone county
ILatnuclie,D. Carlow county. Stewart, James, Tyrone co.
1. douche, R. Kildare county. Tottenham. C. New Roes.
Lstouche, P. Leiuisn county. Veteker, C Limerick city.
The Right Hen. D. Browne, Member fur Msyo, was taken
suddenly ill, and minable to attend the Hausa
Lord George Brresford, Member foe Londonderry County;
and the Right lion. John Beresford, Member fin the County
of Waterford, both voted, but we hare cut been able to ascer-
tain upon whack ,ode.

LAW.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, WESTMINVICIto MAY IG.

The Court was occupied for five hours th;s day
in hearing Counsel for and against a rule for a
Mandamus to the Governors and Company of the
Conservators of the Thames, direaing them to re-
store Christian, and discharge Suffcry, as Register
of that Body.
The Aa under which the Corporation was formed
was the 15th of Charles the Second, and they had
the power of making, among other officers, that of
Register, which was eleaive.
For several years the Register aaed by Deputy,
and when Mr. Cole, a former Register, died, his
Deputy continued in office for some time aft:r, with-
out any appointment ty the Corporation, and at
that time several persons registered their deeds with
him. An eleaion soon after took place, and those
persons voted for Suffery, by which he gained a
majority, and was appointed.
The chief question was, whether these Registries
were good and valid ; and the next, whether the
appointment was that of Deputy or Co-Register, as
Mr. Cole had appointed his deputy without the in-
terference of the Corporation, and he did not receive
any emolument or salary from that 'body.
The Court, after hearing the arguments on both
sides, considered it a question of importance, and
deferred judgment to a future day.

SOCIETY for Me SUPPRESSION of VICE.

A Quarterly General Meeting cf this Society was
held at the Crown and Rolls Rooms. Chancery-lane,
on Monday Ist ; previous to the r,porr he;tig read,
or the general business of the day entered into, Mr.
Wakefield stated, that in pursuance of tl-,e promise
made at the last Meeting by Mr. Bowles, in the
name of the Committee, upon the suhjea of using
artifice, that they would endeavour to think of some
plan which would meet the approbation of all
parties, and not militate against the sentiments of
those who disapproved of the principles on which the
agents of the Society had ale d, they had considered of
the subjeEt, but had not yet come to a determination.
They, however, in order to prevent a repetition of
the debate which had formerly occupied so much
time, and apjeared likely to be injurious to the So-
ciety, recommended a conference between dime
Gentlemen on each side, who should be authorized
to canvass the subjeEt, anon t' submit the result of
their conference to the next General Meeting.
After some conversation between Mr. SN akefield,
Mr. Wilberforce, and Mr. Nlacauly, about the
wording of the Resolutions, they were put and una-
nimously agreed to.
The report and proceedings of the Society were
then read ; the Secretaries, and other Officers ap-
pointed for the ensuing yeas; and the several votes
of thanks passed.

Lieutenant-General Ptoot is appointed to com-
mand the North Inland Distri& in the place of
Lieutenant. General G A !Mt tit.
A letter from Captain STSWASO, of the Latoni
Transport, slued in Lagos say, 428th April, states.
- That he arrived there on the 15th, in company
with the Juno, Merimer, Lord Dascom, and the Free-
dom, Transports, sailed from Gibraltar on the Bth
April, under convoy of the Avower, shall of war,
—he adds, that a French 74 gun ship, and a frigate,
were cruising in the gut of Gibraltar, and that
number of privateers were on the coast."
A gentleman remarking yesterday that Chance
and Fortune seemed to have combined on Mon-
day, not to suffer any floating capital to stir,
his friend wittily replied, the reason was, bectiuse
Fortune was ravished on the first onset out of ten
thousand pounds, against the w,ll of Chance; and
in revenge, they will probably on Saturday next,
combine to make a grand stir among the floating
capitals; a serious consideration to such as have y_t
put chased their ]'islets and Shares.