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London, England, 1810-05-21 00:00:00

itillii4ilf*lftditt. PROCVIDINGS.

LIST, . •
OF THZ MAJORITY AGAINST MR. BANES* MOTION FOR
• ABOLISHING AND REGULATING SINICUIUM
A-lam, Wm. Foster, Odell, W.
Arbuthnot, Fester. Hon. T. Palmerstrine, Via
Bagwell, Fcedkes, E. Peek' R.
Line, S. Gescoyne, Gen. Pereevel, Rt. Hon. S.
Barry, J. M. Goulburn, H. Prendergast,
Bernard, S. Hall, B. Phippi, Mon. E.
Bickerton, Sir R. Hoseldon, J. A. Pitt, W. M.
Bootle, E. W. Hamilton, H. Plumer, Sir T.
Brown, 3. H. Harvey, E. Pole, Hon. W. W.
Bruce, J. Holdsworth, A.ll. Pulteriey, Sir James
Buller, Sir E. Holford, G. Rainier, J. S.
Buller, J. Howard, Hon. F. G. Rochfort, G.
Calvert, J. Hughan, J. Rose, Right Hon. G.
Clephane, D. Hume, Sir A. Ryder, Rt. Hon. R.
Clive, W. Jacob, W. Sinclair, Sir J.
Cottrell, Sir J. J ocelyn, I.ord Singleton, M.
Crickett, R. A. Johnstone, G. Steward, G. T.
Croker, J. W. Irving, Stirling, Sir W.
Davies, R. H. Innes, Straban, A.
Dewier, W. Kingston, J. Sutton, C. M.
Detart, Earl Lascelles, H. Sykes, Sir M.
Desbrm ;e, E. I.eslie, C. R. Thornton,
Duckett, Sir G. Loft, J. IL , Thynne, Lord J.
Drummond, 11. Long, Rt. Ho. C. Thynne, Lord G.
Dufferin, Lord Lushington, S. R. Townshend, Hon. W.
Dundas, Macleod, R. B.D. Townshend, Hon. C.
Eliot, Hon. W. Magpie, M.D. Vereker, Col.
Ellice, W. Manner,, R. Wallace, Rt. Hon. W.
Farquhar, J. Milne', R. P. Ward, It .
Finch, Hon. J. Montague, M. Wedderburn, Sir D.
Fitzgerald, W. Murray, Sir P. Wharton, R.
Fitzhugh, W. Needbam, Hon. F.

LIST

OF TIIE MINORITY WHO VOTED FOR MR. EANKES2S MO-

TIOX BOIL ABOLISHING AND REGULATING SINEUURES.
Abercrornby, Hon. J. Fremantle, W. H. Ossulston, Lord
Adams, Ch. Goddard, T. Pelham; Hon. C.
Althorpe, Visc. Gower, Earl Piggott, Sir A.
&Abington, T. Gower, Lord G. L. Pole, Sir C.
Batiks, H. Grenfell, P. Ponsonhy, Rt. H. C.
Baring, A. Ham ilr on, Lord A. Ponsonhy, Hon. G.
Baring, T. Hume, W. H. Portman, E. B.
Bastard. I. p. Horn, R. Power, U.
Biddulpli, J. M. Huskisson, W. Prittie, Hon. F.
Binning, Lord Jackson, J. Ppn, F.
~11Iseh'ord, Jekyll, Joieph Ridley, Sir M. W.
Blackburn; 3. J. ;sing, Sir 3. G. St. Aubyn, Sir G.
Bourne, Sturges* Lamb, Ho.t. W. Savage, F.
Brougham, H. Lefevre, C. S. Sharp, R.
Byng, G. • Leigh, R. H. Shaw, Sir J.
i Caleraft, 7. Lemon, Sir W. Smith, G.
Canning, Rt. Hn. G. Lloyd, J. M. Smith, J.
Canning, G. Lloyd, Sir E. Smith, N.
' Cochran; Hon. G. Lockhart, J. J. Smith, W.
Colborne, N. W. R. Lowndes, W. Tarlton, B.
1 Coombe, H. C. Macdonald, J. Taylor, W.
Creevey, T. Manning, W. Templetown, Vi,.
Cuthbert, J. R. Martin, H. Thompson, F.
Dent, I. Mathew, Hon. M. Thornton, A.
Dickenson, W. Miller, S r T. Tremayne, J. H.
Elision, Earl of Mils, W. Vaughan, Sir R.
Egerton, Milton, Vis. Western, C. C.
Ellis, C. R. Moore, P. Whitbread, S.
Fell: wee, W. H. Neville, Hon. R. Wilberforce, W.
Fitzgerald, K ight Newport, Sir J. Willoughby, H.
Hon M. North, D. Wynne, C. W.
Fitzroy, Lord W. O'Hara, C. With many pairs.
Folkestone, Vis. Osborne, Lord F.

Saturday as Mr. Priestly, an elderly Gentleman,
who reside Sat Chelsea, was passing through the Mall
of St. James's Park, and while in the act of conver-
sing with a child, and giving it a penny to buy some
milk, he was seized with a fit and fell down. Some
scents and water were obtained from Mrs. Caow
the Stable-yard Gate, and a medical Gentleman was
procured, but before his arrival life had departed.
The body was conveyed to the Ship public-house at
Charing-cross.
Tuesday se'nnight, as Viscount CASTLERGSS, ac-
companied by some Gentlemen, was taking an airing
in the vicinity of Killarney, on horseback, his Lord-
ship, by a sadden jerk, was thrown off the animal on
which he rode, with such violence, that his arm was
unfortunately broken on the spot.
On Saturday last, at Marlborough-street Office, a
discarded butler was committed, charged with keep-
ing an office for vending characters to dishonest ser-
vants. It appeared that twelve had got places
through his interest, within the last fortnight, but
most if them had left again, after committing some
pilfering act.
Saturday, Gf, the Collector of Richmond, who
lately absconded with upwards of Xl5OO, was exa-
mined before the Southwark Magistrates, when the
facts were proved ; and the prisoner being unable
either to refund the money, or find security, was re-
manded into custody.
An inhabitant of Greenwich has undergone seve-
ral examinations at Bow-street, on a charge of setting
tire to Woolwich Dock-yard some time since, but at
length it was discovered that the proof against him
was so slight as liot to warrant his further confinement.
Saturday a Greenwich Pensioner was admitted to
bail at the above Office, for a cruel assault on a
wo-
man, at the Rum Puncheon public house, near Drury-
' lane. The parties, it appeared, had quairelled, and
exchanged blows, when the prisoner, with a knife, cut
• open her cheek from the left side of her mouth, and
wounded both her breasts and her arm in a desperate
manner.

MURDER.—A barbarous murder was committed at
Annesley Green, Bucks, on Thursday last, at tl:e
house of P. L. TATMAN, Esq. on the person of A.
Hunt, who, with his wife, were left in charge'of the
house. About eight in the evening some persons
knocked at a parlour-door, which was opened by
Hunt, when two men, with crapes, rushed in, and
bound him and his wife to some drawers ; they then-
ransacked the house, but, not being able to get into
the library, they returned, and demanded the keys
of the old man, when not meeting with a ready
compliance, they beat him about the head till he died.
They then plundered the house of plate, &c. to the
value of W2OO. The woman was found bound and
in a state of insensibility the next morning, at ten
o'clock.

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BOXINO.—A pitched battle for 100 guineas a side,
between two athletic provincial bruisers of thenamesof
Pearce and Gaton, the former coachman to Col. H.
Hare, who was backed by his master, and the latter
the Champion of Gloucestershire, backed by Sir C.
Cane, was fought on Cogshall Heath, near Romney,
Hants, on Monday last. Although the battle lasted
two hours, neither ever fell without a blow, or being
thrown by the iron grasp of his adversary. The lea.
Wes of the champions were so distorted that their faces
could not•be recognized, and the body hits were such
as an ordinary professor could not have endured.
Gaton was ultimately beat by a cross-buttock. The
`winner was put to bed and remained there two days.