The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-11 00:00:00

31I,NqUITy

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On Mr. Hume's Motion for a Committee to inquire how the
Sum of .1.'238,230 was expended upon his Majeseys Coro.
nat ion.
Abereromby,Hn.J. Grattan, J. Pelham, J. C.
Allen, J. H. . Griffith, J. W. Phillips, G4l sen.
Barrett., S. M. Guise, Sir W. Rice, T. S.
Belgrave, 'Vise. Hobliouse, J. C. Ricardo, D.
Benyon, Benj. Honeywood., W. P. Roberts, G. J.
Bernal, R. Hurst, R. . Robinson, Sir G.
Birch, J. Hutchinson, Hon. Searlett, J.
Blake, Sir F. C. B. Sebright Sir J.
J
Bright, Henry James, W. Smith, John
Brougham, H. Kennedy, T. p. Smith, S.
Cavendish, H. Knight, R. Smith, W.
Colborne, N. Lennard, T. B. Taylor, M. A.
Creevey, T. Leycester, R. 'Webb Col.
i Curwen J. C. Leader, W. Williams, J.
Cradock, S. Mackintosh, SirJ. Williams, W.
Davies, T. Martin, J. Wood, Alderman
Denman, T. Maxwell, .1.
Duncannon, Visct. Monck, J. B. TELLERS.
Evans, W. Munday, F. Hume, J.
Foley, J. H. Newman, R. Bennet, Hon. H. G.
Glenorchy, Visct. O'Callaghan, J.

MINORITY
Who supported Mr. Hutne's Amendment of the Motion for
reducing the,Extra Expenditure of .Z 52,000 of our Foreign
Ambassadors.
Bright, H. Denman, T. Alonck, J. B. .
Barrett, S. M. Hobhouse J. C. Moore, Peter
Bennet, Hon. H. 0. James, wl. . • Rictirdo, D.
Bernal, Ralph Jervoiae, G. P. Williams, W.
Creevey, Thos. Knight, R. TELLtn.
Curwen, J. C. Lonnartl, T. P. Hume, Joseph
Sir Matthew White Ridley did not vote on Mr. Williams's
motion relative to the Court of Chancery.

IREI,AND.

CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.

Dust.iN, JUNE ff.—This day thwAssociation assembled at
three o'clock. Mr. DILLON In the Chair. After some pre-
liminary business,
Mr. O'CoxiiELL rose to submit a motion for a petition to
Parliament touching the administration of justice in Ireland.
The Learned Gentleman made a very eloquent and effective
address, which was repeatedly cheered, and concluded with the
motion.
Mr. O'GoassaN seconded the motion, and it was carried
unanimously.
Mr. O'CcnorEi.t. moved that the petition, when prepared,
should be entrusted to Mr. Brougham, to present it to the House
of Commons.—Carried unanimously,
He then moved that a similar petition be presented to the
House of Lords, and be entrusted to Earl Donoughmore.
Mr. Fcirtnr. moved as an amendment to subititute the name
of Earl Grey:
Avery animated discussion ensued, in which Mr. SUTEL
took a prominent part in favour of the amendment, which was
ultimately carried with the dissentient voice of Mr. CONNELL
only.
A. Committee of eleven were then named to prepare the pe-
tition, and the Association adjourned to Thursday next.

FlRE.—About three o'clock, yesterday morn-
ing, a fire broke nut in the house of gr. Alexander Dtincan,
adjoining, both of which, as also several workshops
of West 11am, baker, which, together with the furniture and
valuable stock in trade, were in a short time totally destroyed.
The Nines extended to the hottae of a grocer, and that of a pri-
AA::: F,ia,ewvtay,uirl,iavngiii.:dne:esann_,-
vate family
in the
ito:ftapiec;iniuls;iie considerable
residingl amount,esing ie in,
horseehal
icernh
chaise,
i also
es
er:
destroyed.
DREAT)FULAcCIDENT•—Sundaan)d',
t I 'v country. °Uo housekeeper,
ct oY e.k i n the afternoon, the horse
On their return home through
street,tlentrenctLenltlann_aioirstliteeiJdzwi
actocanepaanniaedirbinyghiina
Leytonstone, about
took fright, and'starting oil at full speed, the chaise was unfor-
tunately upset, and all the patties were thrown out with great
violence. Air. Fausaur had five of his ribs broken, and re.
ecived some dreadful contusions on the ht...,d ; his housekeeper's
back was broken, and she was otherwise so seriously injured,
and Was also much injured about the head and
as to leave little hopes of recovery. Mr. Levy had one of his
legs broken,
I body.