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London, England, 1828-07-02 00:00:00

LISTS 0

THE FIVE MIN
iDITIUNAL CHURCIII 811.1
it Division against th,
the Bill.
Baring, W. E. Leycester, B.
Baring, F. Marshall, J:
Bentinck, Lord G. Maberly, J.
Bright, H. Maberly, W. L.
Burdett, Sir Franc'', Martin, J.
Cave, R. 0. Monck, J. B.
Dawson, A. Pendarves, E. W.
Gordon, R. Palmer, C. Fyshe
Graham, Sir J. Rice, T. S.
Hutchinson, J. H. (ot Sefton, Earl of
Cork! Stuart, Sir M.
Ayes al—Noes 66.

ACUINST "A 1
Minority on the Fir

Aembers in the Minority on the Second Division, "to refer the
Bill to a Select Conamittee,", who were not in the First Di-
vision.
Benett, John liabmichere, H.
Davenport, E. D. Lamb, Hon. G. Hume, Joseph
Fazaketley, J. N. Maxwell, John Wood, John
Ayes 3—Noes (19.

Nembers in the Minority on the Third Division " to commit
the Bill this day three months," whu were not in the First

and Second Division.
Clive, E. R. Lambert, J. S. TELLEIN,
Colborne, N. R. Povm2, W. S. Gordon, R.
Heneage, G. F. Tennyson, C. Wood, J.
Lumley, J. S. Wilson, Sir R.
Ayes 3S—Noes 82.

..ilemberi in the Minority on the Fourth Diviaon, " to adjourn
the Debate until To-morrow," who were not in the Three
former Minorities,
Birch, .1.
3farioribanks, S.
kowlett, Lord W,
kbillimore, Dr.

Stanley, Lord TELLERS.
Thompson, Ald. Gordon, K.
Townsbend, Lord C. Wood, J.
Wynn, Sir W. W.
Ayes 42—Noes 12.

Alernberi in the Minority on the Fifth Division " to adjourn the
House," who were not in the Four former Minorities.
ChDlineleyir M. J. Knight, R. TELLERS.
GrA HenryH ttan, Nugent, Lord Hume, Joseph
Harvey? D. W. Robinson, Si,' G. Wood, Alderman
Kemp, I. R. Wrottesley, Sir J.
Ayes 41—Noes 61.
of Members who rot

The whoie number
fiIMS was 58.

:ed in the Five Divi-

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

(from the Gazette de Fi once, dated Monday June 30.)
BUCHAREST, JUNE 7.—The whole of the superior
administration in the Principalities isi now exclusively
in the hands of the Russians. M. de Stourdza has
been appointed President of the Divan at Bucharest,
and M. Pisani at Jassy. A central comraittee has
been appointed, which is to provide for the main-
tenance of the Russian army, and is composed of the
principal Boyards and Russian functionaries. A
very exact lie t has been drawn up of the whole stock
both of agricultural produce and of cattle. The sup-
plies for the magazines of the army will he con-
siderable. Wallachia is to furnish 250,000 minots
of corn, 400,000 loads of hay, and 150,000 gallons
cf brandy. Many thousand shoes are no ,v making
at Jassy for the oxen, a precaution which cannot
have been taken except on account of the stony
,roads of Balkan.
VIENNA, JUNE 19.—Field-Marshal de Stretter•
Reim has received orders to take the place of Prince
Philip of Hesse Homburg during the time that the
jitter remains at the -Russian head-quarters. It is
r„pe/.:_ed that the military governors of Dalmatia and
of the pi.7editary Duchy of Austria will retire on a
pension.
MADRID, JUN't: I6.—The Council of State meet
every day, and its siftings are very long. Nothing
transpires respecting the subjects discussed in it;
however, as regiments are seen marching towards
the frontiers of Portugal, it is presumed that the
affairs of that kingdom are the subject of the
deliberations. It is affirmed that this new army of
observation will amount to about 10,000 men ; but
is it to support Don Miguel in his projects or only
to protect our own country against any invasion
This is what cannot yet be said with any degree of
certainty. The Government is constantly engaged
TJI great reductions in the salaries of civil officers.
Several places will be suppressed. Great reforms
are also making in the military establishment, and
this at a moment which is not very seasonable.
TOLOSA, JUNE 18.—In consequence of orders
that il:tve arrived from Madrid this very day, all the
disposable troops eantoned in this province are to
leave it, anal march to the frontiers of Portugal. His
Majesty daily receives extraordinary couriers both
from Madrid and from foreign countries, and it is
observed that the king himself opens the despatches
which are addressed to him.