The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-17 00:00:00

PA.RLIAMEN TARP DIVISION S.

(From the Fotcs and Proceedings of the House of Commons.)
MONDAY, MARCH 15.
DPNAGE OF LANDS BILL.
Order fornd Reading read ; Motion made and Question
Proposed,—'"f hat the Bill be now read a second time :"
Amendment proposed, to leave out the word now,' and at the
cod of the Question to add the words, upon this day six
,ioaths :"—.Question put, '‘ That the word now' stand pal
of the Question :"—The House divided :-
MAJORITY—AYES,
Adam, Sir Charles I Howard, F. J.
*Liston, Rowland James, William
B ttiell, It. Mr.u!e, Hen. COX
Brotherton, J. Morpeth, Viscount
Campbell, Sir J. Morris, David
Craig, W G Muskett, George A
Gordon, Robert Pager, Lord A.
Greene, T. Palmer, George
Grey, Sir G. rigor., .R.
Hindley, Charles Pusey, P.
119rsman, Edward Rutherfurcl, A

cymour, Lord
Stanstield, W. R. C
Steuart, R.
Stewart, James
Thornely, Thomas
White, A.
Wood, G. W
Wyse, Thomas
TELLERS.
Hawley, H.
Verney, Sir H.

Berkeley, F. 11.
.'erke:ay, Hon. C.
lireadley, H.
Ceurtenay, Philip
I),..lrympir, Sir A.
►,miNias, sir C.
Paton, n. J.
Cutttlard, Ambrose

NORITY—NOES,
Hodgson, Frederick
Hope, G. NV.
Kemble, henry
MacKenzie, W. F.
172.i1e5, W.
Miles, P. S.
Mtirg in, Octavius

CHRISTOPHER LAI
Petition of Capt. Christopher Laroche
read :—Motion made, and Question put,
tition be printed with the Votes ;"—I
House divided

ni
Archdall, General
F. 11.
Douglas, Sir C. E.
Gordon, It.
fland!cy, H.
Howard,l

4dani, Admiral Sir C
Bethel!, R.
Broatiley, Henry
Brothel ton, J.
Campbell, Sir John
Courtenay, P.
Darby, George
Lliot, Lora

NORITy_AyES,
Jones, John
l‘laul9, Don bE,x
Morris, David
Muskets, G. A.
Paget, Lord Alfred
Parker, R. T.

Nichol), J.
Parker, H. T.
Pringle, A.
Rae, zir William

TELLERS.
Sibthorp. Coloocl.
.:orby, George

OCHE.

presented 9th March)
—" That the said Pe-
Air. Alston) :—The

"'ease, Jogepli
Woo, Benjamin
Wyse, Thomas

TETA:Ens.
Alston, It.
Berkeley, C.

JOlll T Y—NOES.
Hintllcy, C.
Hodpo.., F.
Kemble, Henry
Mackenzie, W. F.
Octavius
Morgan,
Mori:eh, Viscount
pigct.
Pringle, A.

(lac, Sir William
Silithorp, Colonel
Thornas
Verney, Sir 11.
Wood, G.W.

Greet., T.
NiCholl, J

TfIE COURTS OF EUROPE AT THE CLOSE
OR THE LAST CENTURY. BT TUE LATE HENRY Slim,.
BURNE, ESQ.—Two more delightful volumes than these
it is scarcely possibtlheetsota
o meetf t w
he' ContinentTheyform the most
toward the
perfect picture f
conclusion f the list century ice
t
possess; and no sigl
work ever before t thibited such a gallery
of illustriousne'
characters .as we are introduced to. It coati rises the
Royal Families of the principal Courts c,f Europe. with
almost every person of rank or celebrity in the Church,
the profession of arms, diplomacy, literature, rrt, and
science in existence nt the close of the last century.
Among the most intere.ting of whom will hs found there
who distinguished themselves during the short-lived, but
horribly:eventful Republic of France, such as Robespierre,
Carnot, Barran, Lafayette, Talleyrand, Buonaparte, Sc.,
and the political and ether celebrated characters flourish-
ing in England about the same period, such as Pitt, Fox,
Sheridan, Burke. Wilkes, Garrick, Sir Joshua Reynolds,
Lord Nelson, Lord George Gordon, Ice. &e. —New
Monthly.
The Duke of Beaufort, who is one of the best
and boldest tVers across a country, hid a severe fall last
Monday while hunting. His Grace received several se-
vere contusions, and his back is much bruised, but the in.
juries are sot considered dangerous.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A POLISH GENERAL.
Head public-house, Marstaiiints-ttr,ce:l,l
—Yesterday evening an inquest was held at the King's
Nvliieliwbanoict ,
tbheefobroedyMr.
Higgs, Coroner for Westminster, of
John Dzierawski, a native of Poland, aged forty-six' who
died suddenly either on Friday night or Saturday morn-
ing. Verdict, " Died by the plitatioa of God."