The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-18 00:00:00

LIST OF THE' MINORITY

OF 141 WHO VOTED FOR 31R-WARRE'S MOTION,
" That without detriment to the Public Service; the charge of
• the Mission to the Swiss Cantons might be reduced to a scale
of Expenditure not-exceeding the sum annually received by
Lord Robert Fitzgerald and Mr. Wickham' from May,
1792, to Jan. 1798, and for which sum the- duties of the
Mission have practically been performed fur one year and
- eight months preceding the recent appointment of Mr.
Wynn."
Visct. Farrand, R.
Atercromby,Hn.J. Graham, S.
Anson, Sir Geo. Grosvenor, Hon. R.
Bentinck, Lord W. Grant, J. P.
Burdett, Sir F. Grattan, J.
Boughey, Sir J. F. Grosvenor, Gen.
Bright, Henry Gurney, R. H.
Birch, J. Griffiths, J. W.
Benett, John Gaskell,.&-n.
Browne, Dom. Gurney, Hudson
Barham, F. Hotham, Lord .
Beaumont, T. W. Hume,- Joseph
Benyon, Benj: Haldimand, W.
Brougham, Henry Heathcote, G. J. .
Barnard, Lord . Howard, lion. W.
Bennet; Hon.H. G. Hill, Lord Arthur
Barrett, S. B. M. Hornby, Ed.
Belgrave, Visc. . Hurst, R.
Bernal, Ralph Hutchinson, Hon.
Byng, George C. H.
Baring, 11. • Hobhouie' J. C.
Burrell, Sir C. Iloneywood,W.r.
Curwen, J. C. Hughes, Colonel
Crompton, S. jaws, W. - -
Campbell, Hon. G. Johnson, .Col. .
Carter, J. . Kennedy, T. F. _
CavendiSh, C. Lethbridge, Sir T.
Cancannon, Lucius Lamb, Hon. G.
Caulfield, lion. H. Lester, B. L.
Curteis, E. J. Lang,Lon, J. 11.
Ch aloner, R. Lennard, T. B.
Crespigny, Sir W. Lockhart, J. I.
Colburne, N. R. Leycester, Ralph
Calcraft, J. H. Lemon, Sir W.
Cavendish, Ld. 0, Lloyd, Sir Ed.
Cavendish, li. Latouche, R.
Calvert, C. Monck, J. B.
Coffin, Sir I. Maberly, John
Calvert, N. Martin, .T.
DaVies, Col. • MOstyn, Sir Thos.
Denman, Thos. Mahon, Hon. S:
Denison, W. J. Maxwell, John
Ellice, Ed. Macdonald, Jas.
Evans, W. Mackintosh, Sir.T.
Ellis, Hon. G. A. Marjoribanks,- S.
Fergusson, SizR.C. Marryatt, Jos.
Fitzgeralfi,LordW: Moore, Peter
Fitzroy, Lord C. Milbank, M.
Frankland, Maberly, J.

Newman, ..R.
O'Callaghan, J.
Ord, W.
'Palmer, Col. C.
Power, Rd.
Prittie Hon'. F. 4.
'Eyni,
Palmer, C. F.
Peirse, H.
Powlett, Hon. W.
Pryse, P. • .
Ricardo, D.
Robarts, Colonel •
Robinson, Sir Geo. ~
Rumbold, C. E.
Ruisell, Lord J.
Ramsbottom; John
Robarts, A.'W. .
Rice, T. S.
Itickford,
Ridley, Sir )1.
Ramsden, J. C. •
Russell, R. G.
Stanley,. Lord...
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Scarlett,.T. -
Sefton, Earl of
Smiih, .
Stuart, Lord J.
Sykes, P.
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Smith, R.
Scudamore, R. „,-•
. Tierney Rt.HTl•u'
itchfiel Nrarcl:of
Tavistock, Marc'. c-
Tynte, -C. K.
Western J. C.
Wilson, Sir R.
Williams J.
Whitbread, S. C.-
Wilson, Thomas
Wood, Alderman
Williams. W.
Whitmore, W.
Whitbread, W. 11'
White, Luke

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DISTRESS. IN IRELAND.

A Grand Dress 13a11 will be given at the Great-room Of th'l
King's Theatre, on Monday, May 27t1t, and his Majoiti
has signified his gracious intention of being present on an occiv
sion so interesting to humanity. His Grace the Duke of Devon'
shire is Patron, and the Patronesses are the following disti3-
guished females :
'Duchesses—Bedford, Rutland, and Wellington.
Water-
Marchionesses—Lansdown, Salisbury, Stafford, 13ath,
ford, Downshire, Londonderry and Conyngham.
Graf.
Countesses—Jersey,
_Cowper, Bathurst, Harrowby,
Morley,Glengall, Darnley, and Clare.
ViscOuntesses—Morpeth, and Granville.
Asaclies—Grantham, Gwydyr, and Marybosolagh.
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Committee appointed ' by the Patronesses :---14,scqui5
Downshire, Earl of Clanwilliam, Earl of Ancratuo P43Lor,
Glengall, Earl .6f. Mountcharles, Viscount Morpetb,
'2l.
ArthUr Hill, Lord Apsley, Lord George Bentinck, •Visc°
Granville, Hon. G. Agar Ellis, Hon. Seymour Bathurst, °I•
Sir John Beresford.

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On Saturday last, upwards 'of 256 men of the 1.100*1,0'
Eait lndia-Compariy's Artillery and Infantry a
marched ev,-
the depot, Chatham, to embark at Gravesend for Inll '0
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vionsly to embarking they made a handsome collection Aflliet
thcmselveSfor the distressed Irish, tb the amount of 3'21-,
was 42.5. 6d: per man. , at
ieu
Monday the Officers of the Royal Marines Wanu- oy.
their barracks, Chatham, and subscribed each onadaY'l
for the relief of the suffering Irish.

A public meeting of the inhabitants of Sheffield t°
place this day,- and a similar one at Hereford to-moiro'c'hoc
The Bath Knot of Friendly. Brothers of St. Patricitis.'ibits
subscribed 1141. 6s. The -subscription list at Bath ex
numerous liberal donationg. • d 11'
Alost of the banking firms at Liverpool have subscrib,e-
each. Of the individual donations registered on the -JO 490 or.
ripening of the list, not cne is under 201. The total On° ,
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Tuesday was 1,6001.
PORT S U T H.—At a meeting held. on Wednesday: °teatate"
the Mayor, James Carter. Esq. presided, 3001. were itintLito tb
ly put down, exclusive of the donations of one day's paY,,'
Officers and Seamen of the Queen Charlotte, Albion, -1%°,-- so'
Apollo, Grasshopper, Pigmy, .Ranger, Starling, and Ara,'„'il
from the Officers and Solditts of the Provisional BattZirlets*
the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, Sappers and '-
and the Royal Marines. , „ajelVe,.
The Brighton Gazette of Thursday say s--" One cif 1.4' Sbl;
ings which do honour to a country took place at Cr' „"b"rftil',
Tavern, on Saturday last, for the purpose of raisin g 50,*q cf "°-
tion for the benefit of the distressed Irish. The sufferliAlet-bon,'l4'
fellow subjects need only be known to be relieved ; fiß" I,- or')
nificent subscriptions which have been made in the 'sting"
we have no dubt will be follow up b ever toyin in t"- yet
dom.v Much as we regret the occ ed
asiony of they contributt°°'feel-
we are confident that our Irish brethren will value toesgy,
ings which have broughtit forward. It will also, if neecv.. dOt
chew there is no other sentiment Cherished by us than 3,1', `eyed
desire to share the blessings and comforts we enjoy w't,;„. 110
subject living in the United..Kingdarn. We hope the oP°
long ,since gone by, when any prejudice could exist with
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class of the community aga.inst.another. The subscriPovoien
fore we left the room amounted to 1401. Parties of geQl
are to canvass the town in districts, carrying a box,- 111.1%,c ay be
be sent into each house, that any sum, however
contributed to the laudable object of this undertaking.

10.111119dii,.. . xxsaa %.72•Eigei.WIMMIN I V i 5
GENEALOGY. OF GEORGE I V.—G-eorge .... ree
the son of G-eorge.the Thiro, .who was the grtidon of o:s'p
thesSecontl, who was the ;son Of George the First, wh'„liit. the
cousin of Anne, who was- • the. sister-an-law of Wil"ai, 0
Third, who was the son-in-law of James the Second, wrlarlo
the brother of Charles the Second, who was the son of '4. ti3e,
the First,- who was the son of James the First, who vi.l'ier 1
cousin of. Elizabeth, who was sister of Mary, who vilis 1.1.500
Edward the SiXth, who was the son of He the '7o'llst:
who was the son of Henry the Seventh, who was the
rd to'
of Richard the Third, who was the uncle of EasTo ol''''
Fifth, who was the son of Edward the Fourth, who
the cousin of Henry the Sixth, 'who was the on °' ivi/Q
the Fifth, who was the son .of Henry the Fourth, ad'
was the cousin of Richard the, Second, who was the ge Se'r
son, of Edward the Third, who was the son of Edwo,rd
6,0 o,
cond, who was the son of Edward the First, who was al% -1(
".°%bee 28'.
Henry the Third, who was the son of John, who
ther of Richard the First, Who was the son of Henr _si, ct
cond, who was the cousin of Stephen., who they ,7011)
Henry the First, who was the brother of William 1331117.)
was the son of 'William the Concfutror.—(DuOin Pa"