The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-17 00:00:00

MINORITY

'Who voted an'ainst the Increase of the Duty on Barilla from
'1:.5 ss. per ton to .00 03. per ton.
Perna], H. Gurney, Hudson Pares, .Thos.
Caleraft, .L jun. Home, Joseph Phillips, G. jun.
Cradock, S. Maherly, W. L. Ricardo, l).:
Douglas, W. K. Marryat, Jos. Rowley, Sir C.
Denison, W. J. Proby, Hon. 0. L. 'Thompson, W.
Gordon, IL Parnell, Sir H. Wilson, 'l'.
Grenfell, P. Palmer, Col. Wood, Ald.

MINOR ITV .
'Who voted for throwing out the Bill, which prevents the Ale
and Table Beer Brewers brewing the proposed New hs. Beer
on the same premises ; and obliges such Brewers to erect
New Works, at not less than 200 yards distance from their
present premises.
Bernal, Ralph Marjoribanks, S. Titehfield, Marq.
Bennet, lion. 11. G. Newman, R. W. Oxmantown, Lord
Videraft, John Palmer, C. F. Martini J.
Coffin, Sir I. Phillips, G. stn. Tulk C. A.
Mme, J.' Phillips, 0. 11. Wood, Alderman
liouldsworth, T. Pelham, J. C. Wilson, T.
Moberly, J. • Rice, T. S. Wotiehouse, E.
Marryatt, Jos. Ricardo, D.
Munday, P. Senrlett, J. TELI.F.II..
IVlotick J. B
> B. Smith, C. Denison, W. J
J.

MINORITY
Who voted against granting .£150,000 of Public Money for
Building London Bridge.
Astell, Wm. Beygate, W. Paulet, lion. M.
Calvert, C. Lambton, J. O. Wells, I.
erstiock, 8. Lockhart, J. I.
Clinton, Sir 11. J4lonck, J. B. TULLE R.
Dawkins, 11. Newenham, J. M. Hume, J.

MINORITY
Who voted ttgainet proceeding limiter with the Tithei' Corn.

positiiin Bill.
A.bereromby,iin.J. Fitzgerald, Ho. V. Normanby, Vise.
(.co.
Anson, Hon. Fitzgibbon,lion.R. Palmer, C. F.
Boats, W. J. Forde, M. Phillips, (I,
Barry, Hart, G. V. Oxmantown, Lord
Browne, lion. D. Hume, J. Ricardo, D.
Browne, J. Hirst, 11. Stewart, Sir John
Browne, Dom. Kennedy, T. F. Tennyson. C.
Brownlow, C. Knatchbull, Sir E. Wood, M.
Chichester, A. Lindsay, lion. H. White, Colonel
Dawkins, 11. Leader, W. Wetherell, C.
Daly, J. Lloyd, W. TELLEtti..
Chnnston, Vint. Moore, Peter Ellis, lion. A. E.
Fleming, J. Nolan, 31. Rice T

N AfiIONAL MONIIMENI.-Wp congratulate our
countrymen in general, and our readers in particular, on the
continued steady and successful pmpess of the subscription to
tliis highly important anti interesting object. The cuntribu.
tions of the inhabitants of Leith, and the patriotic exertionsof
Reoch, the senior Magistrate and his colleagues, in pro.
ust)tingthe 'immure, are entitled to the highest commends.
lion similar movements are. we understand, making in the
towns of Stirling, Lanark, Rothesay, &c. and we haven()
doubt of every town in Scotland taking a similar right and
interest in this great work of national gratitude anti glory,—
(Edintmrgi Courant, June 12.)

An Inquisition nos yesterday held at the Fen-
them, Dean-street, Westminster, on the body or t:tiward
Curtis, waterrnart, who while talking to two friends at
Rlill-
htcnk, an Saturday dropped down in A fit, Anti shortly after
expired. The unfortunate roan had been subject to ids fur
yeart,.—xrerdiet " Died by the Visitation of Gott."
AVe have this week, through favour of Mrs. Bidler, of the
Lower George Inn, in this city, visited Et litter of rabbit, of
most extraordinary deformity; coasisttrig of ten in luent r,
two only of which are perfect, two lutve no ears, two but one
ear each, two have only three legs each, and two others ore
blind. They are .ill living.....(Gionty4cr Herald,