The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-28 00:00:00

BEER DUTIES.

The Beer Dutid Bill being in Committee,
idr. IIERNAL begged to ask whether the houses which
sold the new beer were to be liable to the billeting of soldiers,
and whether their shop-windows were to be exempted. from the
window-tax. If the new beer shops were to have this double
exemption, the keepers of public-houses would feel themselves
hardly dealt by. •
LUSHINGTON said, that the trade of the beer shops
would not be such as to claim exemption for their shop-win-
dows ; but soldiers certainly would not be billeted upon them.
Mr. LENNA RD gave notice, that he should move on the
22d pf April for a Committee on the subject of the County
Court of DI iddlesex.
Mr. HUME gave notice, on the part of Sir Henry Parnell,
of a motion relative to steam-boats, for the 22d of April.
The House, at half-past seven o'clock, adjourned to Thurs-
day, the 10th of. April.

A LIST OF THE 'MINORITY
WHO VOTED FOR LORD A. HAMILTON'S MOTION,
" For a Copy of the Warrant granted by his Majesty to the
Magistrates of Inverness, whose Election had been declared
illegal by the Court of Session, to elect their Successors -in
Alec, instead-of granting a Warrant to the Burgesses and
Inhabitants of 'lnverness to elect their Magistrates, as had
• taken place in 23 out of 30 instances since the .Union. The
seven exceptions from that rule having -been cases where the
Rebels in 1715 mid 1745 prevented the Magistrates from
making the regular Election on the fixed day:"
Ilenett, John Grattan, J. Rice, T.B.
Bennet, Hon. H. G. Hobbouse, J. C. Rumbold, C. E.
r.entinck, Lord W. Hume, Joseph Taylor, 31. A.
Bernal, Ralph James, W. _Titchfield, Mar+ o
Birch, J. Jervoise, G. P. White, Colonel
Blake, Sir F. Lennard, T. B. Wood, Alderman
Burled, Sir .F. . Lushington„ S. -Wyvill, M.
Creevey, T. Macdonald, J.
Davies, T. H. Palmer, C. F.
Ellice, Ed. Phillips, G.
. Fergusson, Sir Ric. Phillips, G. H.
Glenorchy, Visct. ..Poyntz, W. S.

TELLERS.
liamilton, Lord A.
Smith, 'Wm;

MAJORITY
Fremantle, W.
Gifford, Sir -R.
Gordon, Hon. W.
Grant, T. W.
Grant, G. M.
Heber, It.
Herries, J. C.
Hill, Sir G.
Holmes, W.
Huskisson,Rt.Hon.
w.
Littleton, E. J.
Lockhart, W. E.
Long, Rt.Hn.SirC.
Lowther, J.
Lowther, Vise.
Monteith, B.
Montgomery, J.

.Antrobus, G. C.
Bankes, Henry
•Brogden, 3.
Browne, J.
Bruce, P.
Buxton, T. c.
Calvert, J.
Campbell, A.
Cockburn, Sir
Copley, 'Sir J. S.
Courtenay, 'l'. P.
Courtenay, W.
.Croker, J. W.
Cumming, Geo.
Downie, R.

Morland, Sir S. B,
Palmerston, Lord
Peel, Rt. lion. R.
Plunkett, Rt. lion

w.
.Porcher, H.

Prendergast, M.
Robinson,RtHn.F.
Smyth, W. .

Sutiie,'Sir J.
Tulk, C. A.
Warrender, Sir G.
Wellesley, R.
Wilson, Sir Henry
Wynn, Sir W. W.
TELLERS.
Rae, Rt. lln. SirW.
-Wilmot, R. J.

F. ,
gerton, W.
Fane, J.

Forbes, C.

lIIELAN».—We regret to find by the accounts
from the South, that the outrages in that quarter
are by no means abated.—At a Privy Council
held at Dublin Castle on the 22d instant, a
Proclamation was issued, declaring the baronies
of Bunratty and Tulla, in the county of Clare,
to be in a.state of disturbance, and cautioning
the inhabitants thereof to remain within their
houses at all hours between sun-set and sun-rise,
from and after Friday, the 28th inst., under the
penalties by law established.--
.(Dublin Corre-
.spondent, March 25.)

MARRIAGE AcT.l"—The Marriage Act Repeal
Bill received the Royal assent-yesterday; all
•mnrrbtges will now he solemnized according to
the old law of marriage.