The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-02-15 00:00:00

his ongiostion another Meiober concurred, whose name
we reili opt learn.
Mr. oRANT said that the suggestion should be at-
tended to.
ware voted to the Accomptant•General of the
Court of Chancery and his several Clerks.
10,0001. Compensation to the Officers of the Court of
Chancery, for the ksa tvhich they suffer in consequence
of the new arrangements.
The House resumed, and the Report vas ordered to be

brought up to-morrow.
Sir. GOULBURN gave notice of a motion for
Tuesday, with respect, as we understood, to the African
Corp., and for Wednesday respecting the African
Company.
Sir. OFtANT gave notice of a motion, for to-morrow,
which wee mandible in the Gallery.
Leave was given to bring in the Annual Indemnity
Adjourned at about half after eight o'clock.
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MINORITY
0/1 Va. JOSS MM./ MOTION FOR RZSTORING ttao Mk
MTV's NAME 1$ Tlla LITCROY.—FIIII. 13.
Hon. J. Abercrombie, J. H. Allen, Viact. Althohp, Sir
0. Anson, Sir John Aubrey, Wm. Astell, Wm. Ashurst,
T. W. Beaumont, J. F. Barham, jun., Alex. Baring,
Henry Baring, Viscount Barnard, S. M. Barret, W. W.
Becher, Hon. H. 6. Bennett, John Bennett, Benjamin
Benyon, Ralph Bernal, Joseph Birch, Henry Brougham,
Dom. Browne, Henryright, Vicount Bury, lleorge
Brno, Sir J. F. Bougliev, Sir F. Blake, J. liaillie, W.
F.: 11; Boughton, Lord IV. lientinck, Robert Chaloner,
John Calcraft, J. H. Calcraft, Charles Calvert, Hon.. J.
c.inipbell, R. S. Carew, John Carter, Lord 0. Caven-
dish, Belay Caresulish, C. Cavendish, Hon. H. Caul-
held. A. W. Clifford, Viscount Clifton, Lucius Concan-
rvin, Sir W. Crespigny, T. H. Davies, Wm. J. Denison,
Thos. Denman, Viscount Ouncannon, Hon. T. Donau,
4' Ponds', 0. IkWeton, Viscount. Ebringtoo, Edward
Ellice, Wm. Evans, Hon. G. A. Eilis, C. Ellison, Lord W.
Fitzgerald, Rt. Hon. M. Fitzgerald, fiord C. Fitzroy,
Viscount Folkestone, R. Frankland, Hold. Farrand, 6.
Lane Fox, Labt. Gordon, Viscount olenorchv, Sandford
Oration, J. P. Omni, Pa.coo Grenfell, Sir Wm. Guise,
Bel. Gasket!, 6. M. Brant, IV. Haidimand, Lord A. Ha-
n lion, Sir 11. D. Hamilton, lion. F,. Ilarbord, Sir 0.
lie iihrote, O. J. lirathcote. Sir Rohl. Heron, Lord A.
Hill, J. C. Ifolohouse, Edmund llurnbv, lion. W.
Howard, W. L. tlnghes, Joseph Home, itobt. Hurst,
Hoc. C. Ilotrhinson, John Hyde, W. Jiones, 6. P. Jer-
?pis*, I'. F. Kennedy, T. B. Leonard, lion. W. Lamb,
Sir W. Lemon, Sir .E. Lloyd, J. M. Lloyd, Stephen
Lushington, R. L. Lester, Win. Leaks, J. J. Lockhart,
.1. ff. Lie..ften, lion. S. Mahon, S. Majorihanks, Jos.
Maryat, John Moberly, W. 1.. Mabtrly, J. Macdonald,
Sir J. Mackintosh, IV..\. 31adocks, John Martin, John
Maxwell, Mark Milbank, P. St. J. Mildmay, Viscount
Milton, J. 11. Monck, Abraham Moore, Peter Moore,
Right Honourable Sir J. Newport, W. R. Newman,
Lord Norrent, J. 04Calliglian, William Ord, A. Onslow,
Lord Orsolston, Col. Palmer, C. F. Palmer, Thomas
Pares, Henry Pierce, lion. C. A. Pelham, 41corge Phil-
lips, U. K. Phillips, Richard Power, lion. W. Powlett,
Robert Price, Hon. F. A. Prittie, Pryse Pryse, Francis
Pym, T. S. Rice, J. C. Itamsden, David Ricardo, Abr.
Boharts, U. Roberts, Sir Geo. Rubinson. Sir W. Row-
ley, 4 liarles Ittimbol.l, Lord Win. Russell, Lord John
It .ssell, It. ('. Russell, Win. Rickford, John Ramsbot-
tomdames Scott, Sam. Smith, Oro. Smith, Abel Smith,
Robert Smith, James Scarlett, Rt. Scutlamore,
Lord Stanley, Lord J. Stuart, Daniel Sykes, Marquis of
Tittlifielil, it. W. 'Talbot, Marquis of Tovistork, M. A.
Taylor, Right lion. D. Tierney,J. A. Warre, Ed. Webbe,
4'. C. Western, Jelin Wharton. Samuel Whitbread, W.
Whi,breal, Walter Wilkitr., Wm. Williams, Ald. Wood,
M. Wyvill, W. Wbitolore.C...W.lYllitmore, C. H. Wall.
W. Wilberforce, C. Wetherell.
Tattaas--John Smith and C. Tennson.
Pritozn Orr.—H. 41. Anson, Vi‘rotint Uelgrave, J.
11..ifour, Sir I. Coffin, S. Crompton, H. 6urnii, R. U.
laraliano, Sir T. Mostyn, Sir G. Noel, lion. K. C. Pon-
witty, R. Smith, W. Smith, Sir E. Winnington, L.
The following (lentlemen were shut out, the division
Paving taken place unexpectedly:—T. Creevey, Sir R.
Ferguson, J. O. Lanibtun. Earl of Sefton, Sir J.
Schright, and Sir R. Wilson.

MINORITY
&GAVOT TOTIJIG AN !lONIA' 1"C711: 61111TANCIS •as at-

®Nassau, ran. 14.
S. M. Barrett, H. U. Bennet, R. 'Bernal, T. H. Davies,
T. Denman, Sir R. Ferguson. Lord Folkestone, J. C.
llnhhuose, Joseph Home. lion. C. Hutchinson, T. F.
Kennedy, J. B. Lainliton, Sir E. Lloyd, J. Martin. J. B.
Itlanck, C. F. Palmer, Sir Henry Parnell. Praise Prose,
P. Ricardo, Lord Sefton, C. C. Western and Martnaduke
W) till.
Taaaans—Sir R. Wilson soil T. Creevey.

In the division on the Marttutois of TArtsToen's mo-
tion, it WWI Itoacar PRICE, Esq. nut Iticuaao Paws,
whn vote*l in the minority.
Sir EDWARD WINNINUTON, BArt. paired off on that
'notion.