The Sun.
London, England, 1819-05-21 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MAY 21. 1819.

CATHOLIC CLAIMS'.

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IJST OF THE PEERS WHO' VOTED. FOR LORD
DONOUGHMORE'S MOTION. ON-THE CATHO-
LIC CLAIMS.
Kent , - Fortescue Foley
Sussex Carnarvon Grantley
Somerset , Ittsslyn - 'Bulkeley
Grafton Grey - Somers
Bedford (I) Harrowby . Braybroke"
Portland . Mulgrave Amherst"
Rokburgh (P) Minto Grenville
Bishop of Norwich St.' Germans Auckland
Rochester (II Bradford • Mendip
Buckinghain Roseberry Dundas (P)
Lansdowne Charlemont Yarbon ugh (P)
Stafford (13) Kingston Calthorpe
Bute • Mount Cashel • • . Cawdor (P)
Camden Donoughmore WelleSley (p)
Anglesea Hereford (P) Carrington (P
Tweedale ' Bolingbroke (P) Glastonbury (P) •
Heaafort (P) , Torrington Lilford
Conyngharn Leinster (P) . Butler (I)
Derby ' , Duncan (P) Carysfort (P)
Suffolk (P) Melville Alvanley (P)
Thanet (P) • Anson (P) Hutchinson (P)
Essex . Keith (P) Ellenborough (F)
Albemarle(P) Gordon Erskine (P)
Jersey Granville "Monteagle (P)
(Word Clinton Ardrossan (f)
Dartmouth 'Toward Lauderdale
Cowper . Save and Sete Crewe
Waldegreve (P) Clifton Ailsa
Hairington _ Boyle Breadalbane
.
Warwick King Lynch,ch
Fitzwilliam (P) Mountford (P) Stewart (P)
Hardwicke Ponsonbv Belhaven
Darlington Sondes (13) Stewart of Garlies
Delawar Grantham P) ' Present ...... ...... 70
Spencer - Holland (F) Proxies 36
Hillsborough (13) Ducie
Grosvenor Sundridge , 106
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AGAINST LORD DONOUQHMORE'S MOTION.
York • Ferrers (P) Middleton fr)
Beaufort Aylosford Stowell •
Marlborough (P) , Stanhope (P) Boston
Rutland ' Ilarborough , Dynevor ,
Newcastle' Macclesfield Ba&it
_
Northumberland . Pomfret Walsingharn
Wellington Graham (P) Rodney •
Archbp. Canterbury Portsmouth (13) Berwick (P)
York Harcourt Gordon (I?)
Bps. London . • Bathurst Montague (P)
Durham (P) Aylesbury ' Suffield ,
Winchester (P) Abergavenny Kenyon
Lincoln Strange , Gage
Worcester Mount Edgecumbe Selsey
Chichester,(P) Digby , Saltersford
Bangor , 'Liverpool Jirodrick (P)
Hereford (P) Malmesbury (P) Rous (P) -
Exeter - Romney ' Duestanville
St. David's Chichester (P) • Rolle
Salisbury Yowls Paynlng •
• St. Asaph l'•:. !, n (P) •Iton _
Carlisle • . iieliousie
Bristol (P) . ~ ::-.-,,rtlivria (P)
Ely i,onso,ile Itibblesdale (P)
• Chester (P) Harewood (13) • 'Eldon
Peterborough "%Tendon' , , Loftus (P)
Gloneeger (P) Whitworth , St. Helens
Oxford Browrilow' . Rodesdale
Dromore Beuchamp Arden ' ' ..
Raphoe Hume (1") • Sheffield (P)
Winchester Kellie (I') Ga:abier
2Pa;.e•ridfesfaoLd •(P). i Salisbury (P) t Roden '
Bath ( P) L.-J.:o°rd (P)
Cornwallis Farnham - Ress
Hertford (I?) Enniskillen - Ranis
Exeter (P) _ O'Neil Colcherr (P)
Northampton (P) Gosford • Forbes
Cholmondeley (1) Charleville Saltoon
Lothian (P) • Carrick - •. Gray (P) .
Thomond (13) , Dudley (13) Colville
Huntingdon Maypard (I') Napier (P)
Pembroke . Sidney • Non-contents _
Bridgwater I-tood
.(P) Present 07
Denbigh Canon (F) • l'roxies 50
Westmorland ' - Sidmouth -
Winchelsea (P) Lake . 147
Cardigan Exmouth Contents ,
Shaftesbury Arbuthnot Present 70
Abingdon Carleton (P) Proxies 36
Plymouth Le 1)e Spencer (13)
Scarborough De Clifford . ' 106----106
Coventry (13) Zouch -.
Poulett (P) Hay Majority against 41
• These loathed (F) voted by Proxy.

EUILDING OF CHURCHES. -\

SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ENLARGEMENT AND
' BUILDING OF CHURCHES AND CHAPRL3.

Yesterday, a General Meeting of the above So-
ciety was held at their Rooms, in Lincoln': Inn
Fields. At one o'clock the. Archbishop of CANTER-
BURY, President, took the Chair, supported by the
Archbishop of York, the Bishops of London and
LlandatY, Lord Kenyon, the Archdeacon of Cam-
bridge, Mr. Justice Park, Joshua %Vatsos►, Esq. the
Rev. Mr. Shepherd, and many other persons of emi-
nence.

The Report was then reail by the Rev. W. J.
Rodber ; it detailed the proCeedings of the Society
during .the last year, and stated that their anticipa-
tions had been folly realized by a most beneficial
result. 13,8071. had been expended for providing
additional accommodations flrr 17,700 persons to
attend Divine Service, 13,459 of which are free sit-
tings. Further apPlications.have been left for the
consideration of the Committee. The grants of the
Society have not been extended to those numerously-
populated parishes which fall more immediately
der the cognizance of
,his Majesty's Commissioners-
for carrying into effect the Act for building New
Chttrches. .The7Secreiary,
;after reading a series of
forms and regulations, stated that the balance now
in hand, at the disposal of the Society, amounted, to
37,1971. 9s. 7d., a suer very inadequate to the in-
tended applications.
It was moved and seconded, That the Report now
read he printed, and circulated under the direction of
• the Committee.--Agreed to.

The Meeting then proceeded to fill up vacancies in
the Committee, to appoint officers for the year en-
suing, and then adjourned.

ASYLUM FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.

The Anniversary Meeting of ibis truly laudable
Institution, which has for'its object the Maintenance
and Education of the Deaf and Dumb- Children of.
the Poor, was held yesterday evening at the City of
Londono Tavern.
At half past fire o'clock, near 300 persons of the greatest re-
spectability sat down to a dinner, consisting of every delicacy of
the season; his Royal highness the. Duke of GLoUCXSTER in ,the
Chair, supported on his right hand by the Marquess'of Bucking-
ham, and on his left by the Bishop of Bristol, together with Lord
Gambier, Lord Calthorpe, and William Wilberforce, Esq., M.P.
The-Collection made amounted to 7001,

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