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London, England, 1830-11-18 00:00:00

AOAINIT.
Campbell, A
Carnegie, Sir J
Carrington, Sir C. E
Castlereagh, Viscount
Cartwright,
Cecil, .ord T
Chichester, Sir A
Cholmondeley, 14.H.1
Clerk, Sir 0
Clive. R. 11
Clive, Viscount
Cockburn, Sir 0
Cockerel', sir C
Cole, A. 11
Come, E
Coate, Sir C
Cornewall, P. H
Corry, Viscount
Corry, H. L
Cotterell, Sir J
Courtenay, T. P
Cradock, 8
Croke; J. W
Curzon, It
Curt. P. 7
Cyst, E
Dahymple, Sir A. J
Darlington, Earl of
Dawson, 0. 11
Davis, R. H
Doherty, 3
Douglas, Hon. C
Dowdeswell, J. E
Drummond, H. H
Dugdak, D. 8
Dundee, R. A

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Hope, 11. T Sidney, Sir P. C.
Houldsworth, A. H Smith, Sir C. E.
Houldsworth, T Smith, S.
Hoy, J. B Smith, A.
living, .1 Somerset, Lard O.C. H.
Johnstone, J. J. H Somerset, Lord R.B.H.
Jones, J Sotheron, F. •
IKeramis, T. A Spottlswoode, A.
Kliderbet, 8. II Stuart, H. V.
King, It Stanley, W. g.
Knox, T Strathaven, Lord
Knox, J. HI Stuart, J.
Lee, J. L Sugden, Sir E. B.
Lewis, T. F Taylor, 0. W.
Lindsa, .1 Tennant, C.
Loch James Thompson, W.
Lowther, Viscount Thynne, Lord W. Capt.
Lushington, J. L Tomlin., W. B.
Mackenzie. Sir J. W Townsend, J. B.
Mackillop, J Trench, F. W.
Mackinnon, C Trevor, G. R.
Maitland, Viscount Trevor, A.
Maitland, A Ure, M.
Marryatt, J Valet" Viscount
Martin, T. B Vernon, G. G. V.
BPClintock, J Villiers, Lord
Milbenk, M Vivian, Sir R. H.
Miller, W. H Walpole, J.
Monteath, H Williams, 0.
Morison, John Winchester, H.
Mundy, F Wortley, Hon. J.B.
Murray, Sir 0 Wood, T.
Nicholl, Sir J Worthy, Hon. C.
Holley., Lord
Nugent, Sir ti
O'Brien, W. S.

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Anson, Hon. G Forester, G. C. W. Owen, Sir J
A peasiiiLovrd French, A. Owen, H 0
Are M Freshfield, J. W. Oxmantown, Lord
Banker, . J Garlic, Viscount Peach, N. W
Bering, A Cfascoyne, J. Pennefather, 111
Boynton, L A Gilbert, D. Pelham, J. C
Beaumont, T. W. Gordon, Sir J. W. Penruddocke, J. II
Belfut, Earl of Gordon, J. Phillips, Sir R. B. P
Belgrave, Viscount Greene, T. Pigott, G. G. W
Beresford, Lord G. T. Gregson, J. Pitt, .7
Bernard, T. Greying, Sir C. J. Polhill, F
Mulch, C. Grimston, Viscount Ponsonby, IV. F. II
Borrodaik, R. Grosvenor, R. Pringle, A
Bourne, W. 8. Gurney, H. Prink, F. A
Bouverie, D. P. Hsndcock, R. Roberts, W. A
Boyle, Lord Hawkins, J. H. Ross, C
Bradshaw, R.H. Heathcote, Sir G. Rose, G. P
Dresden, J. Hill, Lord G. Russell, W
Downs, D. Holmesdale, Viscount Russell, R. 0
Bruen, H. Hope, J. T. Russell, J
Buller, C. Hothasn, Lord Saundirson, A
Buller. J.W. ; Howard, F. 0. Shaw, F
Bulwor. H.L. Hughes, W. L. Blaney, R. A
Burdett, Sir F. Hulse, Sir C. Smith, 0
Burton, H. Ingestre, Viscount Smith, R
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Buxton, T.F. Jenkins, R. Spence, 0
Byng, G.S. lermyn, Earl of Stuart, W :
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Coke, T. W Looming, Lord Twist, H
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Cripps, J goo, IL IC Vero, J. J. II
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Dundas, Sir R. L Miles, W Whiunoreiji
Dundas, J. C Milton, Viscount Wig,
Dander, H. Montgomery, Sir J Williams, J
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TILLZIS TOG THE commingle.
Lord Althorp and Sir Henry Parnell, Bart. •
?NMI= FOS NINISTZSS, AGAINST TIM CONIIITTZIS
O. R. Dawson and Joseph Plants.
Nors..—The above is the most correct list that an be mode out, of
a division that will long be remembered, as having mused the resigas-
don of the Duke of Wellington. We shall be most anxious to correct
any error in any of the names, as we have doubts as to Ave or ski names
as to how they voted.

CHINA.

POPULATION or Ostia.-.-1111793, Lord MocenoeY carried to
Europe the report given him by a Chinese officer that China contained
333,000,000 ,4 of mouths," that is of human beings. It was however
thought by many that the amount thus stated, originated with the pride
sr the carelessness of the individual who presented it, and of late in Eu-
rope it has been generally disbelieved. " A foreign gentleman of great
talent and research," in an article on the population of the globe in the
Oriental HerisPd of April last, says, " the numerous estimates respect-
ing the population of China vary from fifty millions to the mystical
number of three hundeed and thirty-three. The great Imperial Map
of the Celestial Empire. published in the year 1700, fixes, be says, the
population of China proper at 143,000,000 of taxable persons, to whom
may be added 7,000,000 of untenable inhabitants. They will make
altogether 160.000,000 of persons."
A few days ago, however,we stumbled on a passage, in the Taa Tsing
Hwuy Teen, which was never intended far the aye of an European, that
fully establishes the report given to the English Ambermdor, and it
shows moreover that his Imperial Majesty Hien-lung preceded Mr,
Malthus in his fears of the human " mouths° exceeding the means

of subsistence ; the passage may be found as the 38th page of the 141st
section or book of the work above named.

Sien-lung remarks that, in the 49th year of the reign of King-be
(A.D. 1710) soon after the Conquest, which had terribly thinned the
population, the number of inhabitants in China was only 23,312,900;
but last year be adds, the amount made out from the returns sent in
from all the provinces was 307467,200. The Emperor wrote in the
64th year of his reign (A.D. 1793), so that the census was taken the
year before Lord Macartney arrived at the Court of Peking.

The increase Is so enormous in a period of about eighty-two Ira
that some error in the figures might be supposed. Rowers: the
Emperor makes a remark that the increase had bets about Moen fold,
which slums there was no mistake for fifteen fold would make the
amount 346,000,000. And if the statement be correct, it thews that
China hes doubled its population every twenty years since the seam-
lion of the Ta-sing dynasty If this he the fact, it scant to 'peak a
great deal in favour of the Tartar tiovemmost of China. After the
war of the Conquest, the work we have quoted fres says. that that
were large tracts of unoccupied land, the owners of wilds bed bah
destroyed or dispersed. These lands were given a a pespesosl ;ohm.
mane to say one who would undertake to cultivate them. Govern
must even gave tattle and implements of husbandry to the poor and
destitute. And subsequently to that period every encouragement Ises
been given to carry culuvation to the almost possible cum.
The Emperor iteo.hrog said he looked stiali ism ewe
future, for the bed did not Wags% although the mouths se
its produce did. He therefore called upon ell his
,use with peat esenomy the 10411. f nature. It mblilass
thew facts before its eyes, the Chilies Goveasment
station as a crime.

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