The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-08 00:00:00

LIST OF THE MAJORITY

Of 69 (Tellers included) on Lord John Russell's Motion trv.v
New Writ for Warwick do not issue till the 20th of Februar.,

1835.
Aglionby, H. A.
Althorp, Lord
Attweod, T.
Paring, F.
Barnard, E. G.
Barry, G. S.
ilainthidge, E. T.
Berkeley, C. F.
Bish, T.
Blake, M.
Blamire, W.
Briggs, R.
l'urton, H.
Byng, Sir John
Callaghan, 1).
Chichester, J. P. B,
Colring'on, Sir E.
Davi( s, Colonel
Dunkin, Sir IL
Duncombe, T.
Ewart, W.
Gordon, R.
Hawes, B.
Hoskins, K.

Howard, P. H.
Hume, Joseph
Kemp, T. It.
Labouchere, H.
Langdale, Hon. C.
Lennard, B.
Lester, B. L
Lynch, A. H.
Mackenzie; J. A. S.
M•Leod,
Marjoribanks, S.
Maxwell, J.
Methuen, P.
Murray, J. A.
O'Dwyer, A. C.
O'Ferrall, R. M.
O'Reilly, W.
Oliphant, L.
Oswald, J.
Palmerston, Viscount
Pelham, C. A. W.
Pepys, Sir C.
Perri)), Sergeant
Peter, W.

Philips M.
Potter; R.
Price, Sir R.
Pryme,
Romilly,
Russell, Lord J.
Ruthven, E.
Stawell, Colonel
Thomson *. C. P.
Tower, C. T.
Trotthridge,
4lncent, Sir F.
wali;fr, C. A.
Walter, H.
WarburtOg, ,
"
Wedgwood, ''''
White, S.
Wood, U. W-
Tm.,LaEs. G.
Elliot . Captain
Hay, Colonel L.
PAIRED il'.
Childers, J. W.

LIST
Qf 20 (Tellers
Arehdall, General
Brudenell, Lord
Gordon, Hon. W.
Halcomb, J.
Hayes, sir E.
Herries, J. C.
Hotham, Lord
Houldsworth, T.

OF THE MINI
ieluded) who voted a
Mon, S.
Murray, Sir G.

R.ITY
ainst the Motion..
Tullamore, le
Vyvyan, sir i'.., 0.
1 Willoughby', o'

Perceial, Co:onel
Phillipps, C. M.
Riofe, R. M.
Ross, Charles Ross
Stormont, Viscount

zsixuas.
Goulburn, 11.
Shaw, F.
PAIRED Orr:,
Ashley, Hon. L-P

ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.

This morning at an early hour the first stone of a new rec,el7
house of the Royal Humane Society was laid on the banks °iv
Serpentine River by his Grace the Duke of Wellington.
Duke appointed eight o'clock in the morning for the cereakoa).
and notwithstanding the heavy rain which fell there was a nuln,ey
ous attendance of the friends of this Society, as well as le
strangers present. The Committee of Management made aw4.l
preparations to receive the Duke of Wellington, and the to:,,
measures were taken to render the ceremony as little troublesebl'i.
as possible.. The new building is to be of the lonic order of ar,-5
tecture, and will combine all those advantages which practice ea
shown most desirable in the resuscitation of the apparently dreloo
who may be brought into it. The old receiving house beingdy
small and incommodious for the emergencies which so freflus,,- e
occur, it was resolved by the Committee of the Royal lb'
Society to promote a fund for erecting the new building. , Aer
Precisely at 8 o'clock the Duke of Wellington arrived, allo*-1,;
inspecting the model of the new house proceeded to the 0'5,4
and the coins of the realm having been deposited in the stone,
Grace placed a copper-plate on it, on which an inscription Was,,,,e:
graved to the effect, that the first stone was laid of the recei,",°a-
house of the Royal Humane Society, founded by Dr. Hawes
~o*-0
Dr. Cogan, in 1774, by his Grace the Duke of Wellington, 111,
ground granted by his Majesty George the Third to the Socis
and subsequently extended by George the Fourth.
The stone was then lowered, and his Grace the Duke of Wellifig ()i
ton, in the usual form, with a silver trowel, laid the first stone
the building. As soon as this was done, the Rev. Dr. Dale dick
vered a short prayer for the prosperity of the Society, ‘c,.l3ora
carried deliverance through every clime, and rescued those traij
death who might be struggling in the waves ; and imploring th'. tv
of Divine Providence in rendering the exertions of the Socle

suc
Hiscessful. est
Grace and the company present then proceeded to the tlid
erected for the occasion, within which an elegant breakfast wasune
out. Benjamin Hawes, Esq., M.P., in the Chair. In the e° die
of the entertainment the Chairman rose to express the thanks Ivei,
company and of the Sociel y for the valuable aid his Grace of ,0
lington had rendered, and concluded by proposing the health of
Duke of Wellington.—( Cheers.)
The Duke of WELLINGTON felt pleasure in assisting at a ,g
mony so interesting as the present. He apologised for aPP°I,I not
so early an hour for the ceremony, but his engagements w°°'l
allow him to have adopted any other course. He felt woo') 0.
the success of the institution, and would do all in his power t0,,,%1
port it. His Grace then proposed a toast, " Success to the ii°Y
Humane Society."—( Cheers.)
Colonel CLITHEROE returned thanks.
and of

The healths of Dr. Dale, Mr. B. Hawes, the treasurer,
the Chairman, were drank, and the Duke, at about nine o'fau`"
left the tent, and proceeded to Apsley House. is
The new receiving-house will be ready to receive patier2s4,
about three months ; it will be a handsome building, from we
signs of Mr. Bunning, the ?..rchitect.
The health of Mr. Blackeston, a libfiral subscriber to the
ing fund, was drank.

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 7, 1834.

(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.) in
This morning arrived the Medea steam frigate, Captain Au o' to
58 hours, from Corunna, bringing a King's messenger with al:owe,
the despatches he carried out in the same vessel some daYs 5101
It is a curious matter, and worth inquiring after, why this ene not
should have a necessity of communicating with Corunna ; 3t qtr
the road to Madrid ; it is a long distance from the seat of olvl
but still it is the spot at which the Canopus of 84 ent
landed 1,200 stand of arms. Query—Are these arms to toe roe
session of a British commissioner, or have they been sold Olio
Spanish Government ? If they are still, in the hands of a 11100
commissioner, this messenger's communication, through the m
did
of the Medea, may be as to the sort of persons to whom the.oor
arms are to be delivered ; but if we really have a commis°
there, what becomes of our assertions of non-interference ?boir4
The Lulworth yacht, with Captain Mingaye on board, urboca
with him three or four foreigners, is cruising in the neighb'lia to
between Brighton and the back of the Isle of Wight ; iibese
intercept anything coming from Spain, or whether to P'oo,
foreigners on board of some vessel bound to Spain, pot 101