The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-06 00:00:00

HOUSE OF t OMMONS.

There being only thirty-three Menthe's present at
four o'clock this day, the tsramtan declared the House
to Le adjourned till to-morrow.

1111NORITY
ON SIR J. M %CILINTWAI'S )lOTION ON THE CRIMINAL
I.ll\'. JUNE -1.
Hon. 3. Abererombr..l. H. Allen, John Rent. Sir C.
Ibirroll, John Benet:Viscount Regrow', Lord W. Ben.
tinck, J. 11. Blair, Walter Burrell, J. F. Barham, J. F.
Barham, jun. H. Baring, Viscount Ilarnard, W. W. Be-
cher, B. Benyon, It. Bernal, IL Ilyng, Alex. Baring,
It. Chaloner, J. Calvraft, C. Calvert, J. Carter, Viscount
Clifton, 144 Isaac Coffin, L. Cotwantion, Sir W. De CEPA-
piEny, Samuel Crompton, N. Calvert, Sir M. Cholineley,
Cherry, Samuel Crawler, W. L. Child, J. Cripps,
W. Courtenay, T. H. Davies, V. Denman, W. J. Deni-
son, lion. T. Minds% Viscount Dunvannon, Viscount
Deerloirst, Viscount Ebrington, W. Evans, C. Ellison,
Lord J. Fitzroy, Lord Folkestone, J. Fleming, C.
l'orlies. R. Goidon, John Grattan, Sandford Graham,
J. P. Grant, P. Grenfell, J. W. Griffiths, B. naskell, 3.
tilaollonne, W. Haldiettarol, Lord A. Hamilton, lion. E.
Harbord, Sir R. Heron, J. C. Hohliouse, Joseph Hutne,
It. Hurst, Hon. C. H. Hutchinson, Hare, Sir H. D.
Hamilton, Hon. T. Knox, T. 11. Lennart', S. Lushiug.
ton, Ed. Littleton, J. 11. Legb, W. 1. Moberly, James
:114c.10:141d, Sir J. Mackintosh, J. Maxwell, M. Mil.
ha:,li, Lord Milton, J. 11. :11onck, S. 3lajoribanks, John
113rtin, Right Hon. Sir J. Newport, Lord Nugent, W.
Ira, Lori! Ossulston, C. F. Palmer, Sir H. Parnell, It.
l'rlce. David Ricardo, 3. S. Rice, ti. Robarts, Sir 0.
it..hin.on, Sir IV, Rowley, 1 harles Itumbold, Lord J.
itas.ell, Lord W. Russell, J. Smith, W. Smith, it.
J. Scarlett, Lord Stopforol, Sir J. Sebright,
1. Ta)lor, Right Hon. 11. Tierney, C. Tennyson, J. A.
Warre, C. C. Western, W. IL Wlithread, S. C. Whit-
bread, W. Williams, Sir R. Wilson, M. Wvvill, C. W.
Wynn, 110n..1. W. Ward, Rd. Wellesley, West.
benra, J. S. Wortley, IV. W. Whitmore, R. Wilmot..
TELLERS—T. F. Buxton and Hun. H. G. Bennet.

Lord Londonderry having divided the House after
many Of the above fad retired on tire question that Me
Bin do pato, the following Members voted in favonr
Sir J. Mackintosh's motion, having been shut out in the
first division :
J. Heinle, J. llirch,lll. Brougham, Lord 6. Cavendish,
1. Cavendish, lion. F. Calthorpe, Sir W. Guise, 0. J.
Fleatheote, W. James, J. Mitt-1011, W. Money, J. lila-
berly, P. St. J. Mildmay, lion. W. Powlett, T. P.
TeLLens—Visc.. Duneannon and S. Lushington.

Entostertox.--Upwards of GO persons sailed on
Saturday from Cowes to Philadelphia; some of them
wealthy persons, and nearly all natives of the isle of
Wight.
The Westlevan Methodists held a Gawp Meeting at
Preston-bills, near liarforth, in the neighbourhood of
Leeds, on Sauday se'nnight. On the same day, is the
afternoon, !wo young men, of the Heater persuasion,
while preaching in the market-place at Halifax, were
taken into custody by the constable of that town, and
lodged iu a place of confinement ; but so ardent were
their zeal, that while the constable went in search of
Mr. Justice Horton they threw open the window of
the police-office, and preached a sermon to their ad-
miring congregation before Isis return. We have not
heard what punishment has been awarded to these
clerical Ranters. The progress and increase of the
sect- called Ranters in some parts of the North-Riding
of Yorkshire is truly astonishing. Their camp meet-
ings are numerously attended.—(Derhaus Chresiek.)
The following is a literal copy of a written notice,
lately posted up at t¢ c turnpike-gate near Truro :
Stallon or Staid from Blackwater in the pwrisb of
St. Agness a bevy hos, with a wit spot in his towboat'
his man hang the inrder side If any parson bring news
of the siad boss to W—m T--e Blackwater so
that he may be heed age° shard Ream 5 shellings
Toned and all rasonabei chserges peed."