The Sun.
London, England, 1844-05-17 00:00:00

MAJORITY--NOES, 71.

Ackers, James-Ludlow Herbert, Hon. 8.-South Wilts
Adderley, C. 8.-Staffordshire Hodgson,tltd.-lierwick-en !weal
Archdall, Captain M-Fermanagh Hope, G. W.-Southampton
Arkwright, George-Leominster Humphery, John Southwark
Bailey, J.-Herefordshire . Hussey, Ambrose- Saliisbury
Baird, W.-Falkirk, Ac. Jermyn. Earl-Bury, Suffblk
Barrington, Lord-Berkshire Knatchbull, Sir E.-East Kent
Bentinck, Lord G.-Lynn Lawson, A.-Knaresborough
Botfield, Beriah-Ludlow Lincoln' Earl of-Northamplor.
Brotherton, J.-Kalford shire,South
Carnegie, Hon. Captain-Stafford Lockhart. William-Lanarkshire
Clerk. Sir G.-Stamford Mackenzie. W. F.-Peeblesshire
Cockburn, Sir G orge-Ripon AI, Niell, D.-Argyleshire
Corry, Hon. H. L.-=Tyrone Co. Marsland, Henry-Stockport
Cripps, William-Cirencester Martin, W.-Newport, I. of Wight
Denison, E. 8.-West YorkshiVe Master, T. W. C.-Cirencester
Dodd, G.-Maidstone Masterman, J.London
Douglas, Sir C. E.-Warwick Mordaunt,SirJohn-Warwickhs.
Dowdeswell, W.-Tewkesbury Nicholl, Right Hon. Sir John
East, James Buller-Winchester Peel, Rt. Hon. Mr R.-Tamwerth
Egerton, W. Tatton-Cheshire Peel, Col. Jonathan-Hunt:rig& n
Eliot, Lord-East Cornwall Plumptre, John P.-East Kent
Escott, 8.-Winchester Polhill, Frederick-Bedford
Flower. Sir J.-Thetford Pollington, Lord-Pontefract
Forman, T. S.-Bridgewater Pusey, Philip-Berkshire
Gaskell, James Milnes-Wenlock Roebuck, J. A.-Bath4
Gladstone, W. E.-Newarx-on Smith, T. B. C:.1: Rilvon
Trent
Sutton, C. M.-Cambridge
Gladstone, Captain-Ipswich Thesiger, F.-Abingdon
Godson, R. -Kidderminster Thompson, Ald.--Sunderland
Gordon, Hon. W.-Aberdeenshire TrelawnY.
J. K -Taoists
Goulburn, Right Hon. H.-Cam. Trenzii, Sir F.-Scarborough
bridge University V erner, William-.Armagh Co.
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Greenall, P.-Wigan • Vivian, John Ennis-Truro
Greene, 'l'. G.-Lancashire Williams, William-Coventry
Grimsditch, T.-Macclesfield
Grogan, E.-Dublin TELLERS.
Harcourt, G. G. V -Oxfordshire Fremantle, Sir T.-Buckingham
Henley, J. W.-Oxfords! ire Baring,.,
H. 8.-Marinorougn

ROYALISTS IN FRANCE.
The following letter has been addressed `by. Henri de
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France, Duc de Bordeaux, to those Legitimist Deputies who
have been re• elected by their constituents, despite the
strenuous exertions of M. Guizot and his colleagues :
" Goritz, March 19, 1844.
" I have been informed, Gentlemen, of your re-election to
the Chamber of Deputies, and I hasten to tell yOu how re-
joiced I feel at this result, and to offer you my congratula-
tions. It w ould have been a subject of ceaseless and poignant
regret to me it' your visit to me during my residence at
London should have been the means of depriving France of
the services of such worthy defenders of her interests. I am
both happy and grateful that the electors .of the towns of
Marseilles, Toulouse, Montpellier, Doullens, and Ploermel
have done sonoble an act of justice, and have so ably refuted
those calumnies which were so industriously circulated re-
specting my visit to England, and your visii to me at London.
All who came to me during my brief sty* in the English
capital know full well that not a Syllable; escaped from my
lips which was not couched in the -form or-an ardent desire
for the welfare and happiness of France.
"'The sentiment of generosity which bialnstigated these.

honourable men, who do not jet-participate in all our con-
victions, to rally around us under those circumstances, ought
to inspire us with fresh hope, that the dafinay yet come, a
happy day of conciliation, when honest and- sincere men of all
parties and opinions, abjuring theEe divisions by which they
have been so long estranged frotri us, will meet together in
good faith on the ground of monarchical principles and na-
Vonal liberties, to serve and defend our common 'country. •
" I renew to you, Gentlemen, the assurance of my -esteem
and my constant and sincere affection. " HENRI.
"'lb Messieurs Berryer, BIM de Bourdon, De Larey,
De la Rochejacquelin, and De Valmy."