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BALDWIN, C. B.—Member for Totness. Ills 1 urea
Is supposed to have given him his seat. Ile is n Ise y.e,
and was employed as a Commissioner for settli-4 the
Claims of British Subjects on the vreneli florcroment,
with a very handsome allowance out of the funds arising
therefrom. s
BAYNES, Cantor, member for Corfe Castic—Returned
by his father, the well-known 11.pory Banker, the proprietor
of this rotten borough, which has isetos elaced in schedule
A, and who was diritis-ed by the fr.elitiluers of the county
of Dorset from its reprevocitiol. on a:count of his hostility
to r.form. Dlr. George &olive is a lawy,r, and holds the
sinecure offia of Cumi.or B.ito t of tb: wii.h a
salary of 41551. and late Seetetaty to the India Waal, sttlt
1,4521 61. Id.
BiWgZSI W. .1. brother of tbi above—The Marquis of
Ailesbury's nominee for the nomination borough of 3larl.
borough, which Is placed In schedule B. A brother of these
two gentlemen, a clergyman and sun-in-law of the Lel of
Eldon, has great church preferment.
Basin°, Henry B. mends. r for Callington, nephew f
the proprietor of this pitiful boroagh, which has been plae,sl
in schedule A.
BARING A. the late gran merchant, who has ems e
himself by loans, and who hyalite from his great wee to,
the purchaser of one seat for Thetford, from Lord Feta,
which he now represents, and which boroughs is placed in
schedule B; and also of the insignificant borough of Cie-
lington, bought of Lord Clinton. which is totally diefran.
chisel This gentleman always 'piths of biome]• as hasiog
been a reformer, bct is opposed to Use present mausurie of
reform, for, having a tho ough knowledge of profit and Into,
he considers the sum which he paid foe Parliamtntary influ-
ence too great to have been thus throw. away, and particu-
larly as a peerage is now very remote.
Bakst, F. the half-propro:or of Dunwieh with Lord
Huntiogfield, which has been placed in schedule A
Barran, Joon, a captain i t the navy, sits tor Dart.
mouth . • protected by the would-be shot man of Devonshire,
Lord Rolle, and the patron, Mr. Iliraldswor It.
RACKET, Sir JAIN, Batt. member for Hat•lenicre, pits as
the nominee of the Earl of Lonsdale, whose a 'n-in-law he is.
Haslemere is placed in schedu'e A. 164 John Becket is the
son of an old Tory banker at Lives, and was Judge•Advo•
ate-Heneral, with a salary of 2,500 .
BIINCIITuND. Bir JOHN, B.r. sits foe Non/tailed in,
through the Influenceof the connections of his wife. Is ail
admiral, and the brother of Lord Bereseord, who has bekl,
and still holds many good things ; and related, as son of the
first blur/lois of Waterfeed, to the nibs: of &reglad, who
have fattened on the public pulse.
BIRESTOND, L'eutsCsecosel Masco,: sits for Berwick,
through the Indiana of his relalve, the Marquis of Wster-
ford, whose father obained the property by marrying the
tee of Lord De's:al, who made her his heir. Ile
Etetafattbe tribe of Bercsfords.
Lord John is Arc' bi hop of A-magh, and Primate of Ire-
land, with an enormous income.
Lord George is a Lieutenant-gene al, with a regiment of
dKing.asgoana, and was Comptroller of the Household of the late
o.orge de la Poer Beresford is Bishop of Kilmore, a rich
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Compensation allowano: for tows or the
Beresford, °Site of Joint Storekeeper, (Cu,.
J. C. Bs abed, toms), Ireland, meet places abolish.
ed, each 2,1671. Bs. 4J per annun
Bear, HOll. W. a. sits for St. Michael's: re unit(' by
II • Eml of Falmouth. This borough is disfranchised, bc.
ing in schedule A. Mr. Best is son of Gm! Wyntord, be
Chief Justice of the Co union Pleas, retired with an allow.
once of 3,50)1. per annum, and l now l'ice-Chaint.to of t/
House of Lords.

A William I.Best is Marshall of the Common Piers
A brother is well provided foe in the church, another in the
asiy. As S.: leant Best, Lord Wynford was o: ce knwr,
on the oppns &bols; but as Sir William Pest, haw.
ing abatstionA, like many other lawyers, his principles,
ji shd7e e public are better acquainted with him as a Tory
BOLD/ u 3, J. 0. sits fur Chippenhani : returned through
the initialer of his broiher.in.law, Mr. Neeld, who laver)
became the purchaser of the matt* part of the bursar te-
nures which at present give the right of toting. This
bortstjh is phicid in' schedule B.
151.ansraw, Jim's, a captain In the navy, sits fcr lie .ek.
ley, returned' by his fa her, who is the proprietor of she
borough, u trustee of the estates of the late Duke of It
eat *. This borough is disfranchised, by being placed tat
Schell& A.
Dancanoct, Batt of, Melnber for Dunwkli‘ suppsrted
to be returned by lard Runtinglield Was dismi.ssd •rum
Bub: is the son 011ieldarquifof Camden, we. a I.n-d or
the Thistle', under the Duke of Wellington, wi,:h r sa sty
of 1,2001.•
anotrbill, J. of joist etegk conpriby celebrity, sits es
the undue* o!the Apprestite el North'. elbetlatd
WI emu of *few of trays prdugrose
until MVO tit lefugitig It. This la youth had
Ms coma emelt.
the leyd, • • elk fif Ibbetul„ but for, very p.. ny ye .• •
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Bauxtuxzrz, Lard. Member foe Form,
_a sontinetiest
borough, Baderthe ialetace of Iced blow ifigoestebo and

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famous conduct ottlaa •'. . a • -1' '.3.. z,,
,:ior
adjudged the prisoner to pa "ck, iby46,6janl •*•
Kiug, and in default of paym • , • ... •
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the House of Correction for tw07"."..,
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A'CouaT. :A- A. I'l
lltlsl6r;l7ll;7kne-bEmerrOfoßrMHeytesbury,)3a3Lreugh
disfranchised (being placed in schedule A) the nominee of
his brother, the proprietor of the whole of the borough. i Lord licytesbury is now Ambassador to the Autocrat of
the North, with a salary of 12,0001. a year. He is consi-
dered throughout Europe as the enemy cf likirty ; his M.-
then is a captain in the navy.
ALgx•siDars, J. and ALEXANDER, J. Blase, meter_
beta for the rotten borough of Old Sarum. disfranchisisi by
being placed in schedule A.—relatives of the Lerl of C ti
don, proprietor of, or in part proprietors with tbe tiselv.,
of, this hammiest; borough ; East India directors—c mai.,
of the Bishop of Meath, who, besides an ibcome of hil iiil.
alear, has a noble palace with a fine demesne, *darned wills
the lawn sleeves from no other pretensions titan his briiie,
an Alexander. Earl Caledon was sent Governor to the Cape
of Good Hope with an enormous salary of nearly 2J,010'.
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s-year, and which he enjoyed for a considerable time al I :,.
reward fur his parliamentary support to the ministers of the
day- -rile* fres also of Sir Win. Alexander, late Chief Baron
of the Exchequer.
A racer, Lord—Member for Chercester, returnel by
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t , the influence of his father, Earl Batumi, was a Lord 1
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the Treasury with a salary of 1.0001. a year His father
enjoys the sinecure offices of Teller of the Exchequer, with i
a sal try of .. ... ... 2 700 0 0 -':'%l
Clerk of the Crown ... 1,105 18 10 il/
1:3.805 18 li) His brother, Wm. Bathurst, D:puty-Teller of the Exch.-
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- P • quer, with a sea.), of .. ... .E 1,000 I
Clerk of the Privy Council ... 1 tstoti
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C 2,500
Bat by some arrangement made at his appointment to IL,
latter office, he is to r iceive for both situations 2 0001. a-year.
An a'tempt BRA nude to give him a pension as a re-
' duced CCommissioner of Victuarinz, but it was 1
so bare•
faced a job, that even in a corrupt House of Commom.
it was defeated. 1
Lieutenant-Colonel S. Bithurst. Treasurer to the Govern. j'
ment at Malta, salary 1,0041. and other considerable emolu. !
menus.
Another brother In the ell .rch with corsitlerable pre.
ferment.
ARBUTHNOT, Colonel 11,-51m-her for Tregony, a
borough disfranchised by bring pined in whedule A,
relative of the Right Honourable Charles Arbuthnot,
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late Chancellor of the Duchy or Linear, er, and whose il
wife (Harriet Arbuthnot) enjays a pension of 9381. 10,
a-year. 1
A relative is Commissioner of the Audit.offico, with a era-
lacy of 1,200'. per annum.
Asns. t Y. Lord—Member for Dorchester, returned through ' t
the' influmee of his father's proyetty in the town and
neighbourhood. Tors town is placed in schedule B The
Earl o'' Shaftenhury hat. been for many years Deputy
Chit:man of the 1 lenge of Limb', and is firm supporter of
all Toty aelapiniarratiors. Lord Ashley is an ex-Member
of the Board of Con:rol and Trade, with a salary of 1,5001. •
per annum.
ASHLEY, Don, J 11.—NI.mber for the proprietary bo.
rough of Gatton, placed in schedule A, brother of the above.
ATKINS, Alderman, member fir Arundel, placed in ache•
dale B-0 Nes his seat to his purse. Tile alderman has •co ..
Ws anguished himself by his violent antipathy to every
thing that is liberal, that not another word is to be mod
aboht him. He will never beret urned in a reformed House
of Commons.
BALDWIN, C. B.—Member fur Tomes'. this i Ursa
Is supposed to haw. trioen hin, 5,:...... iv.. L. .. I ... - -

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Mr. Lucy. This borough is placed in schedule A. Lord
Brudenell is the son of the Bari of Cardigan, and regularly
educated and trained as a Tory.
BULLER, Sir A. sits for his own, or his relation's bo-
rough of West Looc. which is most properly placed in sche-
dule A. The family of the Butlers have always been welt
rovided for, by the means of their parliamentary property,
in the customs er elsewhere.
,a the list of superannuation, ind pensions is found
;athes Boller, retired allowance, as late Commissioner of
t ..,t. ins, 10001. per annum.
The late Clerk of the Council, deceased, was a Buller, with
..:.«1111V.. a rear.

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M'RGE, W. memlwr for Eye, returned by Lieutenant-
tfer.t.ttil Sir William Kerrison, whose father, having made a
itirge fortune by his industry and saving habits, purchased
tbi borough of the trustees or representatives of the late
Al.ttliiis of Cornwailis, who left no male heir. Mr. Burge
lit id a legal situation in Jamaica. and represents the West
ir.ttia interests of that island; opposing the abolition of
•virit as their agent.
IluanAitn, G. membp.• for Lirmington, is returned by
hir con'in. Admiral Sir Harry Burrtird Neale, whose heir
he is : he is, or was. a Lieutenant in the army. Lymington
stand:: in schedule B.

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! PER IA L PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF 1.0 R-133, A Lour: 3.
Mr. Pan war,, accompanied by several members of the
House of Commons, brought up the Enclosing Lands' Bill,
•0111 several private bills.
The Marquis of WEST3IEATH presented a petition
trom the landowners of the county of Carlow, against the
Grand Jury Assessment Laws. The noble marquis agreed
with the petitioners, as m the oppressive.nature of those laws.