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London, England, 1816-03-08 00:00:00

LIST OF MINORITY

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The following— is a -List of the Minority on the
Motion of Amendment for reducing the Standing
Army in time of Peace 10,000 Men under the SUM.
her prop6sed by Ministers :
Abetromble,Hn.J. Fishy, Kirkmay Neville, Hon. R.
Althorpe, Viscount Fitzgetald, k.d. W. Nugent, Lord
Anson Hon. Sir G. Fazakerley, G. N. Osbaideston G.
Atberiey, A. Ferguson. Nr R. Osborne, Lied F.
Ached, Sir T. Fitzroy, Lord J. Ossulstos, Lord
Ashore, W. H. Franks, F. Pelves, H.
Arkwright, R. Fellows., W. H. Piggott, Sir A. 1
lanai, Sir T. Foley, Thomas Phillips, George
Baths, Met. Freemands, Was. Ponsonby, Right
Bennet Hos. H. Fyne* Henry Has. G.
Birch,Joseph Ciardtia, R. Poosouby, Ha. F. C
Beard Hon.?. Grentell, Poem, Pyin Francis,
Burrell, Hon. P. A Claim, Sir W. Pewiett, Hon. W.V.
Burrell, Walter, Grow, J. P. Preston, Richard
ablution, The. Grosvenor. OM . Prittis, Ition.F.A.
Banks., Henry Hammenhy, H. Price, R.
Beach, W. H. Horner, Francis Frahm's*, L
Boisghey, Sir S. F. Hughes, W. L. ?Weer, Hon. P. B.
Broughani, H. Hanalboo, Sir H.D. Rancliffe. Lord
Browne, Dom. Hornby, B. Russell„ Lord O.W.
Brig, Goings . brushy SAL Ramsdas, J. C.
ollins, Knot, T. Ridley, Sir M.
Chalons., Rot*. Kock, G. A. L. Readily, Sir S.
Cohort, C. lambus J. Rowley, Sir' .
Calvert, N. Lemon, Sir W. Smith, John ' - •
cam, T. Lewis, Frankhad lOW Abel
Coke, B. Lloyd, Sir B. Sibith, Sanibel,
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Caulfield, Hon. H. Leader, W. Soak Wm.
Campbell, Moo. L Lockhart, 1. 1. Smythe, J. H.
Cunpbell, Ges. Lester. J. L. Sabo 1, Sir J. .
Llorendisb. 14. G. ' ppm; R. Treeops, J. H.
thivendisb, Hon. iI. • I. M. Tierney, Rt. Hen. li
Cavendhk, Has. C. ma:XS. B. Wright, J. A.
Cocks, Hon. J. 3. Maceitald, Jamas Wane, J. A.
Cocks, Janus Markham, Job. Winter., C.
Dundee, Hon. L. Madocks, Wm. A. Wharton, John
Maeda., Merles, • Marsh, H. Williams. Sir R.
Dolmans, *Martin, Jelin Wynne, Sir W. W.
E=lW. Mikes, Vise. Wynn, C.
,D 8. Moore' Sir C. Wakiegnes, Hob.
B.lhoti tt. Hon. W. ore'"? Captain
Ellison, C. Whoosh: Sir L Whs.-force, W.
Shriagum. Viii. Newman, At. W. Wortley, 8. A. S.
Foes, J. Nerds, Dudley
Tastaa—Calaatt, Jobs

STTE LERY.
ALL 111847 blierfBA 1182 T SATUIDAT, MAICII 18 I The
Lottery will then !Ma. A Wand Prise of WOO Walla load
EOM other Capitals, with WOO other Prim, Un lo tho Whoa
Not Two Batiks to a Prise, and no mall Lottery to him I--A
few 'lndrawn 1 ichete and Mares may yet be °Winds( H 2.2228,
fleasia, and Co. Conuactan, front Oats, Royal EzdsalliPi. vibe
shared and sold No. 842, a Prise of Atotopoo! No. 10,005, ■
Prise et &MOO ! die. &e. &c. drawn last Wednesday ; and a
Prise of £5,000, with three Prises of rel,ooo sate, drawn no
Swag% labium sto

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PARIS. MARCH
• The King published an Ordonnance relative to
:he examination of the Marine, anu creating a Royal
'College and Compaaies of Naval Students.
The Commercial Relations in t'le Department of
the Meuse, have resumed their ac,ivity. At Bar le
Duc the Inhabitants and the Prussians reciprocally
evince for each other the kindest feelings.
' &awes have been ordered to the memory of Ge-
nerals Moreau aid Pichepu.
General Lewiston will sit as President of the
Court Martial which is to*Ary the traitors, General
Boyer and Admiral Linnis. Colonel de Sesmalsons
will be Judge Advocate.
The Duke de Lusenkburgh will set out to-morrow
for the Brazils: he will pass through Rennes, and
embark at Brest.

Among the Dignitaries at the Thuilleries yester•
day were Princell9rAnd. Marshals Macdonald,
Oudinot. Victor. &c.

M. de Villedeoil, Minister under Lnnis XVI. who
has arrived from England, was yeqerdAy at Court.

ROME, FEBRUARY 20.
A congregation of Cardinals was held yesterday,
in the Palace of the Qoorinisl, at which his Holiness
presided, on the subject of the negotiations with
divers Colitis fur the establishment of Monasteries.—
Austria has refused to establish them in the Italian
Provinces. The departure of Charles IV. and his
family appears certain. His Holiness has written to
Ferdiivind on the subject of the departure of his illus-
trious guests. It is believed that the Queen of Etruria
will follow King Charles. She iswrich chagrined at
parting with the Prince, her infant son. It appears
also certain, that a distinguished Prelate will accom-
pan), King Charles IV. to Spain, an secure the mea•
sures resolved upon respecting the Spanish Monks.