The Sun.
London, England, 1829-05-20 00:00:00

No correct Census of the Colony has been taken since the
year 1822. There are no Institutions or Municipal Regulations
to obtain it, except in the Liberated African Villages.
Colonial Department, Downing-street, It. W. H.Y.
May 11, 1819.

MR. O'CONNE,LL.

IRISH REPRESENTATION.

ON THE QUESTION THAT MR. O'CONNELL, THE REPRESENTATIVE OF
AN IRISH COUNTY, SHALL TARE HIV SEAT IN PARLIAMENT...-.
MAY IF.

Bective, Earl of
Bingham, Lord
Brownlow; C.
Browne, J.
Castlereagh, Vise.
Duncannon, Vise.
Dawson, A,.
Fit zgerald,Rt.Hn..ll.
Fre,:ch, A.
Grattan, H.

FOR. .
'Grattan, J.
Hutch inson (Cork),

Parnell, Sir H.
Ponsonby, Hon G.
Rice, T. S.
Somerville, Sir M.
Stuart, Villiers
Tullamore, Lord
Van Homrigh, P.
Westenra, Hon. H.
!White, H.

J. H. .
Jephsen, C. 0.
King, Hon. General,
King, Hon. K.
Lamb, Hon. 0.
Lambert, J. S.
Lloyd, T.

Barclay, C.
Belfast, Earl of
Brydges, Sir J.
Chichester, Sir A.
Clarke, Hon. C. B.
Cole, Hon. Arthur
Corry, Lord
Croker, Bight Hon.
J. W.

AGAINST.
Corry, Hon. H.
Daly, J.
Dawson, G. It.
'Doherty, John
Farquhar, J.
Goulburn, Rt. Hon.
H.
Hart, G. V.

Hill, lit. Hon. Sir G.
Knox, Hon. T.
Knox, Hon. J.
M'Sagliten, Edrn.
Maxwell, J. W.
Moore, G.
Mountcharles, Farl
Stopford, Viscount
Wigrarn, W.

Archdall, M.
Bei nani, Thomas
Boyle, Hon. J.
Bruen, Colonel
Carew, R. S.
Caulfield, Hon. H.
Colthurst, Sir N.
Collett, U. S.
Clements, Viscount
Cooper, E. S.
Coot e, Sir ('.
Denny Sir E.

ABSENT.
!Forbes, Lord
Fethcrston, Sir G.
Foster, J. L.
Handcock, Richard
Hill, Lord Arthur
iHutchinson, J. H.
'Kavanagh, T.
King, Hon. H.
Latouche, R.
3Lixwell, 11.
Meynell,
Newport, Sir J-
O'Neil, Hon. J.
O'Brien, W. S. •
O'Brien, Lucius

O'Hara, J.l
Oxmantown, Lord
Prittie, Hon, F.
Proby, Hon. G.
Power, H.
Rochfort, G.
Russell, Lord John
ltus,ell, J.
Saunderson, A.
Stewart, A.
Shirley, E. J.
Stewar,,y

Dawson, J. M.
Ennismore, Lord
Fitzgerald, Lord W,
Fitzgibbon, Hon. IF

Talbot,-11. W.
Tuite, H. M.
White, S.
Wynne, 0.
For 27
Against . 24
Absent
Wexford, vacant 1
Member for Clare could not vote
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LIST OF THE MINORITY
NTACOUR OF MR. O'CONNELL'S TAKING ILLS SEAT IN PAIILIAMENT.
MAY H.
Grattan, Henry Prothcroe, Ed.
Hume, Joseph Pendarvis, E. W.
Heneage, G. F. Price,- R. ,
Howard, Henry' Palmerston, Vise.
Huskisson, Rt. Hon. Parnell, Sir H. •
W. Robinson, Sir G.
Halse, J. Rice, T. S.
Heathcote, R. E. Russell, Lord Win.
Hutchinson (Cork), Robarts, A.
J. H. Ramsdell, J. C.
Jephson, C. 0. Russell, W.
Jones, J. Stuart, Villiers
Kennedy, T. F. Sebright, Sir John
King, Hon. H. f Somerville, Sir M.
King, Hon. General Smith, Hon. 11.
Lam:), Hon. G. Tierney, Right Hoe.
Lloyd, Sir E. P. G.
Lumley, J. S. l'ufton, lion. 11.
Lambert, J. S. Tunno, E.
Lloyd, T. Trans, W. H.
Blonck, J. B. Tullamore, Lord
Marjoribanks, S, Villiers, T. H.
Marshall, J. Van Homrigh, P.
Martin, J. Uxbridge' Earl of
Marshall, W. Wood, Aldennan
Manic, Hon. W. R. Whitbread, S. C.
liilbank, M. Wilbraham, G,
Milton, Viscount Warburton, H.
Nmvport, Right Hon. Western, C. C.
' -ar John Wodehouse, Ed.
;Nugent, Lord
.. Wood, John
!Normanby, Viscbunt Westenr,, Hon. H.
104prne, Lord F. Waithman, Ald.
OW, NV. Wilson, Sir R. ,•
O'Neil, Augustus Wynn, Sir W. W.
'Phillimore, Dr. NV,nii, Right Hon. C
Philips, Sir G. Wortley, lion. J. S.
Philips, G. Whitmore, %V, W.
Palmer, C. F. ; White, 11.
Ponsonhy, Hun. W,
Ponsonby, lion. G.
Ponsonby, Hon. F.

Archdeckne, A.
Althorp, Viscount
Anson, Sir G.
Baring, J.
Baring, Sir T.
Baring, A.
Bective, Earl of
Byng, George
Brougham, Henry
Brougham, James
Birch, J.
Brownlow, C.
Buxton, 'l'. F.
Browne, James
Bingham, Lord
Boyle, lion. John
Calvert, C.
Cave, IL 0.
Clive, E. B.
Cradock, Col.

Castlereagh, Visct.
Clifton, Viscount
Cavendish, C.
Calthorpe, Hon. F.
llacies, Col.
Dawson, A.
Dundas, lion. R. 1
Dundas, Hon. 1.
Denison, J. E.
DavenpOrt, E. D.
Ellis, lion. G. A
Ebrington, Viscount
Fortescue, Hon. G.
Fergusson, Sir It.
Forbes, Sir Charles
Forbes, J.
Fitzgerald, John
French, Arthur
Gordon, R.
Grattan, James
Graham, Sir .1.
Grant, Right Hn. C.
Grant, R. -

TILLERS.
Duncannon,
l'itzgerald,ltt.Hn.M

CISALPINE CLUB.—In the Chronicle of
yesterday appeared a paragraph, copied from an Evening
Paper (the :British Traveller), on the subject of Mr.
O'CONNELL having been black-beaned by the Cisalpine
Club, which Club is made to appear synonymous with the
Catholic Aristocracy of England.—We are as-ured that
though the Cluh is Catholic, it cannot be called English,
any more than Irish, some of the Members being English
and some Irish. When Sir Jon N Maroan (now Lord
REDESDA LE) brought in his Bill, in 11'91, the opinions
of Catholics were divided upon it—those who were for the
Bill formed the Cisalpine Club ; so that, properly, it
ought to be called "Time Mitford Club." The Club does
not include Lord STouaTox, nor any of the CLIYFORDS,
nor any of the WELLs's, nor members of any other well
known Catholic Families; and cannot, in any f drness, be
said to represent the English Catholic Aristocracy. The
English Catholics never came to any resolution respecting
Mr. O'CoNNELL that was not expressive of the highest
respect fur him. The Cisalpine Club is a private club,
the cause of its public existence having ceased- What
may have induced any of its members to hare black-beaned
Mr. O'CONNELL can only be conjectured. Many of its
members, we know, are much irritated at the circum-
stance, and there would be no harm in black-beaning the
Club. itself.—Morning Chronicle.

• A Meeting of some of the Merchants con-
nected with the Surrey trade took place yesterday in the
Committee-roam of John's Coffee-house, for the purpose
of discussing the question of addressing a representation to
Government on the injury sustained by British commerce
in the Levant, in consequence of the further extension of
the blockade of the Dardanelles by the Russians. The
Meeting was private and by no means numerous. From
what has transpired, however, it would appear that the
f-sv ,gentlemen present were not at all unanimous as to the
propriety of addressing the Government on such a ques-
tion, however severely most of them had reason to feel the
grievance complained of. It WWI finally resolved that a
memorial should be presented. to Lord ABERDTEN, solicit-
ing his good offices fur the purpose of procuring a
tion of the restrictions recently established by the Russian
naval forces in the Archipelago. But no beneficial result
is expected from the measure by the generality of the
Turkish merchants ;• and the extreme privacy whirls has
keen sought in discussing a question of such public and
national interest, is deprecated-by many of them& likely
to give to any petition addressed to Governmentlbe cha
racter of a request, in which the personal interests of only
a few individuals have been consulted.

Last week, in removing an old thatched hovel
at Blackwell-heath, near Little Marlow, a number of old
guinntv, of the reign of JA3ITS IL, Wri.r.ram and Many,
GEORGE H., &e. were discovered by the workmen; but
as the persons who found them had the precaution to con-
ceal the particulars, the number found is not known. A
will has since been discovered on the premises, which
directed where to find other treasures, and,in consequence
upward.: of 1000 guineas have been found. A Mr. Skl:7l.i.
VEX inbabittd the prerni4es-ibout 90 years ago, and it
appears he it-was who secreted this wealth.—...Reading
Mercury.