Star. — London, England, 1827-02-27 00:00:00

Board of Controul ; it was not often he was in the gic ing rein, and, therefore, it would be but wise to close with his offer. If he did not make all the concession that could be wished, still he granted something, and besides all the old laws would still be in force with respect to Corruption, as Corruption affected the Boroughs them selves. Ile should not deal frankly with the House or with the Country dile said that he expected any great good to result from the measure, or from any measure like it. They did not go to the root of the evil, which one course alone could lead to; still he thought that his Noble and Honourable Friends would do well to agree with the Resolution, and thereby secure ap much benefit to the country as was within dick reach. '.4. After much colloquial discussion, Lord MiLTON 'e moved, as an amendment, th4t the word " future" be left out, t eat the Resolution might be Letrospeetive, and that after the words " other reward, " there should be introduced a or place, or employment, or promise of place or employment." Mr. Secretary PEEL objected to legislating retro, spectively. Mr. SCARLETTrecommended an adjournment that the subject might be considered. After some opposition, during which the House ma nifested considerable impatience, the debate on this subject was adjourned to Friday next. Mr. H MI, to csoppequenee of the little disposition of the Hone to devote itself to father business, postponed his mod relative to the Barrackpore Mutiny to the Sib of March. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER postponed the second reading of the Grant to the Duke and Duchess of Clangs. to Friday. neat. coarorum nementerni as Vie AMY. The House kering resolved itseirksto a Consndttee upon the sub ject of Oarposal Ponnesents In the Military Service; Mr. HUME warrod a Resolution for the abolition of that punish nem& Sir .1. SEBRlBHTsignerted the Amendment. Mr. Hollllooosl and Lord BA &VALID also spoke In favour of the Amesimest. After a few weeds from Mr. Barisal., Lord PALMERSTON conceded, that corporal punishment could not be dispensed with, and that the punishments now Inflicted wen few, because the Olken possessed this power. General DUFF sal& it would be as easy to chain die Neenk-west wind as to keep up the discipline of the Army without logging. Mr. G. LAMB supported Mr. Hume's motion, and contended that the arguments weed by the opponents of the Innen were so weak, that they convinced him logging might be dispensed with. Celine' WOOD opposed the Amendment, and referred to the anduct of his own Regiment, to pro!. that corpotel punishment ostaM not be abolished. Mr. WM. SM ITH supported the Ansembnrat, and contended Slat Segging degraded the soldier. . • The Memo then divided, when then appeared— For bringing up the classe s 16 ; against it, 57 ; majority against flume's Motion, 41. The House then resumed, and the Report was ordered to be re. seined to-morrow ithis day). Mr T. LETH RIDGE obtained leave to bring In a ran to amend the 3d and 4th of Geo. IV. the General Turnpike Act. The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of,and the House Adjourned at a QUAILTIA past Onzo'Cioca. BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS; ress DAY. Norton Or MOTIONS—Mr. ?Iberian. AMMO TAYLOR. Motion tending to separate the jurisdiction in all rumen of Ba ' akroptcy Wow the High Court of Citantery.—Mr. Witator-Hostou ; 13411 to regulate shipping at Malts.—Mr. WitaserHearox ; Bill to con dnue and amend the New South Wale Act. Mr. W 11.11016 Balms ; Bin to impose Duties oo Ri amid Spirits horned into Newfoundland.—The Mama of die imaa; BIS for the repth don of the Court of Chancery.—Mr. Frans Curios; To dis charge the Order for Canddaradon of the Holm MMUS Podtioa. 011atat se MI Dir.-4 1 / 4 .11ms Election Petidons; Ballot for Cenunktec at half-after three. THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1527. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. This is settling day in the Cooed market, and the Account ap pears to have gone off muck better than was expected ; u, up to the present time, no more failures have taken place. The battle between the Bulls and Beers thls'Account has been well fought ou both sides ; bet the great leader of the Bulls, who bas better rape' time in skirmishing, has obtained au advantage over the Beers. The extreme fluctuation in this Account has been about 6 per cent. Cassels, which left off yesterday at ens, opened this morning at mad at present may be quoted at szi I for Meney. and for April ssj; bet little is doing exceptU winding up their Accounts. At present littk Le dates Ice tie iPereigu asarket; except making up ad: &velum. Current prices: Old Spanish 13 4,kan •S 4 I, CAM*. Wei 5I I Sti,, Claim 36 3s, Portuguese 764 77, Russian 1194 90. CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. It now appears that this Account has turned out to be a Dmr Account. One failure has been declared this morning, a respectable nun, but not of the first rate. Consols, which were the whole of the morning at 52 j foe Money„base since improved, and may be quoted at present at 54 I. sod for April 821 1. PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 906 per Cent. Red. 851 1631 Bonds 54 S per Cent. Cana. 6tl I l I I OM Annuities 36 per Cent. 20 New IXtto it/ 31 per Cent. Red. 696 I I .11000 Exclieqner Mit 33 34 4 per Cent. New 971 1 1 I "SOO Dluo 33 34 4 per Cent. 1826, 1181 I Jim and i2OO Ditto 33 34 Lag Annukiee, 19946 11-16 Consols for April rse 111 POUSIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. Braid/lan Bosida,3 p Ct. 651 66 Mez.Bds.llllls,l4*. Cmgnibian Haul., 6 p Ct. DIN Ace. 641 Ditto Bds, 1434, as Pertviere p C. 77 g o. Acct. 39 1 Prow RIK dip C. Mai* Ronds,3 p Ct. 416 /1 1 Ms. 8d5.1462, S p Ct. 951 Greek Dods, 5 p Ct. IL,w. BIN 1.82/45 pC. 691 Do. 800da,11195, Sp C. 161 1 1 Span. Bonds S p Ct. 131 Idez•Vood's S Per Ct. 366 Fr. Remo. S p C. 1021 • Do. ilett, Exchange, 251 50c BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK - • SRA Itt. ram Ansio bleslcan 100 80 45 Brazilian 100 20 291 Potosi La Paz & Peruir. Also. 30 5 .11 Os 41 7. Real del Monte 400 400 hulk Stock 245 Ditto New 400 330 435 United Mexican 40 sa 19 Fasacs Funos.—The pet cents. 101 f. 4k. Three per cents. COL $Sc. Bank Stock, t ,98Q(. Naples Stock, 751. 30c. Royal Spa- Ptah Loan. 531. Daytian, —l. Eachanie oa Lanka, oae =oath. lig. 40c. three moods% 251. 40c. Mr. - Calms°, happily recovered from his late illness. is expected in town this evening —.arrangements having ben made at his hou►e in Downing.street, for his reception. This morning, Sir krecry COOPER ' Sir Henn HAL FORD, and Dr. Daavan, bad a consultation at Fife House; alter which they issued the following Bulletin g FIFI Howie, Nil. 27. w Lord LIVIRPOOL has passed a good night, many hours in sleep, and continuos a little better." Estracts from LisboThers, which attired last slight to the lath inst. will be found under the usual head. Their contents are most gr.itifying, stud coo. . . pletely confirm the opiniin we itpressed yesterday as to the fate that awaited the rebels, after the severe re• . verses they had sustained io the actions of the .sth inst. They do not, however, so fully justify the view we then took of the conduct of the Spanish Authorities, in the event of the rebels being compelled to fly into Galicia.l That event has actually taken place, as appears by i dispatch from the Marquis carrowA, dated the 9th instant, from Melgaco, a small Portuguese town, near the frontiers. The rebels attempted a stand on the last confines of their so much with a hope of success, • pose, as to give the Spanisith, who upon their own ground, a specimen rage, They had cause, however, to "dos as they were driven by a heavy supported by charges of cavalry, into toffy, where, says the dispatch, they tested by the Spanish troops, and even fora considerable time under that Marquis d'AwozrA then adds that he following day to the Spanish authorities, that the runaways should be disarmed, require satisfaction for the hostile conduct ," the Spanish troops. In the meantime, commend his prudence in not chastising the spot, as this is a duty which devolves more propaly upon his Government, and which, to be sightly eso cuted, required greater means than the Portuguese Ge neral had then at his disposal. The interests of justice, however, will lose nothing by a short delay; and the Spanish Government, if we an not mistakat, will pay dearly for this new infraction of the law of nations. In the mean time, it is much to be re greeted that the Cabinet arrangements, rendered neces ury by the much lamented indisposition of the Earl of lavaarooL, are not yet completed, as this circumstance must paralyse, for a time, the effects of oar armed in- terposition ; and ere ha►e only to hope that they will be made in the spirit of the manly and enlightened policy which dictated that interposition. TM then, Spain, or rather her Government, may beard u with perfect impunity, and insult Portugal without fear retaliation ; whilst this country has advanced too far to be able to recede, unless it be intended to make ber the laugbing•stock of all Europe. However, we have but little fear that the arrangements, to which we ban just alluded will not satisfy the public, and give mu. 'eminent to our Allies, and only regret that they eel not yet completed, in consequence of the cloak this thrown over this sew act of Spanish violence Ind perfidy. The extracts from the Lisbon Papers, which will be found under the usual head, merely detail the !Weary operations that took place after the engagemelb etas sth instant. Further extracts reached us this maraltag o which are fully as important, and contain matter equally gratifying, though it relates to the proceedings of the two Chambers exclusively, which, we are happy to say, are animated by a spirit, that will not su quietly to Spanish insults. They have as little dis position to throw the mantle of impunity over the traitors who have raised the present troubles. On the 13th, a motion was made in the Chamber of Deputies,by Senhor CLAUDIJIO, to the following effect: " In time of civil war, the same of revolution has never been marked by mild and moderate ineasures. I am convinced that the rebellion against the legitimacy of MN NEMO IV. and the institutions which he has given us, owes its origin and progress to the want of a law which, causing the rebels and their adhere9ts" to be promptly and infallibly punished, shall de prive them of all hopes of impunity." The Honourable Member then read a Project of Martial-Law, in six articles.—The necessity of the measure was enforced by the President, who after a discourse of sense length, in which he declared " that the inhabitants of Tras•osp Montes were less criminal than deceived being the most ignorAnt of the people of Portugal, and that with the exception of the Silvieras and the Pintos, the rest with few exceptions were friends to the King and the Char ter, concluded by saying, that prompt and severe punishments would save the unhappy province of Tras-os Montes." These sentiments were received by the Chamber with the loudest .aeclansations ; and we trust they will be duly appreciated by the Regency. On the same day was laid before the Chamber, the copy of a convention, concluded between the Courts of Lisbon And London, respecting the expense of the British troops in Portugal, wbich was ordered to be placed on the archives. Though neither the copy itself, nor the substance of it, is given in the Papers, we think it probable that Portugal has Agreed to defray the expenses of the armament. Ou the 9th, a deputation of the Chamber of Peers waited on the Pa INCIS3 REGENT with a resolution of phe Chamber, to effect that the young Queen Donna MARIA IL should be sent for as soon as possible, whose appearance even in her minority, it is said, “ would .draw round her throne aM the members of the Portuguese family, like +o many children round their mother, and who will bless the day of her arrival." This resolution the Princess promised to transmit to the Emperor Don PRDRO, who, she added, " wwild act as he in his wis dom should see Rt." The Chamber of Deputies continues the discussion of :he law on the freedom of Commerce. An additional snick relative to the Corn Trade met with great oppo- sition, and it was as follows : Grain shall be admitted for trans-shipment, deposit, or re-exportation, paying in case of transshipment or' re-exportation a duty of I per cent. it 43.11 also bt admitted for consumption, paying, whs., Flour . . par arroba . . 700 rda. Wheat ditto Nitlet. ditto iOtl flarleyopd otbrr grain, ditto . , 100 Ti'e amid; was 'ejected, and it was resolystd tbist.the . . • • • law relative to the Ma ?emir sl Th 331131111 at Wu' stands. ' • The Paris Papers, which reached us last night, con vie no news a the slightest interest, either fro► Spain Portugal, though they bad sufficient time to be ap ised of the expoltion of the rebels from Portage!. bfausaatir L, who robbed the Queen of Wlllll7ll AilA a number of valuable jewels, and lately com a violeit auault on Prince TALLITILAIRD, latter offence to five years' francs, ten years' surveil security for 3,000 francs. arrival this Morning from to the 2d December O beying been finally sane one of the Members (Fienhoy the Congress to complete its Project of Law, which was the Sath, to the following Coesdndloo, seactleaed by the premed el an die eabsookiet whit* esay km produced between tbe Repeblic dace the lostalletioa of tbe .wet say thee be molested co Any comments upon thiemost wise and conciliator? "ensure would be superfluous ; and we hasp may to eleamve, that die new Constitution bas begun seder the boniest auspices, and that every year contribinan to asenalidate the liberties and develop. the reseed* ne dud and the other New States. As soon as the Cespims had sanctioned the Constitution,Depeties were isamed to present it to the:several provinces for their accopialices and it was agreed that, if two thirds of the provinces, including the capital, shall accept it, it shall be suffi cient to put it in practice between them, whilst relations of friendship are to be preserved with such as shall delay their consent. The Congress next passed a law, raising the town of Tarrija and its territory to the rank a province, with all the rights sod prerogatives ac corded in such cases by the Constitution and the laws. There is no account eitlier of naval or military opt- rations ; and no intelligence of the departure of the Em peror Paean from his capital appears to have been received. It is therefore impossible to judge of the effect which this event may produce, though we sin cerely wish, for the benefit of both parties, that it may had to a speedy and amicable arrangement between *sum In the meantime, it is stated in the Mensagero of the 41st of November, that Admiral Noarou having resigned the command of the blockading squadron to Admiral MAYA, proceeded with two frigates and seve ral smaller vessels in search, as is conjectured, of Admiral %tows. The number of Brazilian vessels, observed in the river on the 18th and 19th of Nov. was 26—vie. 4 frigates, 6 corvettes, and PO schooners. Advices had been received from Peru, announcing dust she celebrated Conspiracy, as it is called, was at ' last decided, and all the citizens of the Argentine . Itopablic (Samos Ayres) were declared innocent, with a the optiaaof setainingtheiremployments and honours, end of claiming damages." Is is observed, however, that as most of them had left Upper Peru, before sen tence was passed, it would be difficult for them to obtain indeennity_for their losses. It is Afterwards stated under the head of Chili, that they had arrived in that State; but that General Coaaza had beets left behind in Peru, having fallen into a state of complete mental aberration, in consequence, as is said, of his having been thrown into a dungeon, whilst he was suffering under a violent fever. There is no other intelligence of any interest whatever in these Papers. Dispatches were this day received at the Colonial office, Downing-street, from Major-Gem PoNSONiIf, Lieut.-Governor of Malta. Nothing has yet been settled respecting Lord Lives. soot's successor; nor is it likely that any final arrange ment will be made unfit his Lordship shall be so far ca pable of attending to public business as to be consulted upon the subject, and to resign of his own accord. His recovery to that extent is not supposed to be far distant. Mr. Ecentsaroxa, lately one of the East India three tors, at the age of neatly eighty, had an attack similar, sod fully as violent as that of the Noble Earl. He in • sequence resigned his public employment ; but he is now recovered, and is as well as men in general are at ids advanced' age. We have beard many other in itatlCeS of this nature; and it is therefore nut unreas3n to hope, that Lord Ltoenroot may yet enjoy many years to the tranquillity of domestic lifer. (Moran% Pea.) ' • Yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock, a meeting of veral of the Cabinet Ministers, and other official Gentlemen, took place at the Foreign Office in Down ing.street. athich continued assenged about an hour. • In the French Chamber of Deputies, os Ft iday last, the Ministers having ventured to oppose one of the amendments propbsed by Us Commission, excepting from the operation of the law all writings published between the presentation of is Project of Law and its discussion, they experienced a Meg signal defeat, may fifty or sixty Members appeasing om their side aril* two-thirds of the Chamber. Last night, Mr. PiiillEAll ii/liaam., a Jew :stock• broker, drop* dead at his Ouse in the City, whop be had just arrival from the Stock Exchange, after dm' .transaction of his usual business. He was busily cm• ployed pan of the day in preparing his accounts for the settling day (tailay). Mani OF TN* Sines or ROCHISITTR.--Wo regret -.mom tbe ia d n ase gnat. Mb" at wadi Wens, in Wit& it regret nu I aftersocr, at a Dew Guildford, is Jess equalised to the succeeded by his sea t the year 1777. : la Plate Mining, s then, resolved, after isvestigate the whale its dassoletkmi tempted to make Tl:beeit-- sentenced ic,;--the heir country, sot • • meat , a fine o f 500 1 / 2 w e dm" 1111 lane doe police, and secu D were under , _.....,.... sen of their •test. . thee hie been also an a n repent this bra 1 Ares with Papers fire of i v e, * 'ye, , The Constitution 1 the Spanish terri- (Mae Sikh Nov. one r were openly pro. Oliditrl) .rrpored to the n permitted to Ire MiiiWs by fittesiog to a P protection. Illi aduldsa la ih• Sitting of i would send on the effect; . . • orities, to demand •4 Ile pahlismien et dleilmal lisarmed, and to calliat taii -- 6 - 4 11 " 1 "41"" gbkil e"Ni tablet displayed by tb" koodae ll i al l aspo l :in*, we stroller I ,,,,,atoowasi c ami ais polloal icing the latter us waft ' i t d i m* - - ' to announce the la d t ass 4 the Right Hrs. Dr. ICI Reanner. Mkt! ghtlt OP *Mt instant, at I Caillodeal Ms ken a Prebeodsl atalL MATH Of ri* EU"' on OsaLow.—Wl sane di* the Bad of °num &ad on Thursday at Vona bean goo ecgocit.f :k4 kik Owls% nor ft* 71 1 1 rot of bis age. , Loidsldp fad been et howa a few days only. Leedahip Is succeed' 4asting Maass, Viscous' Oudot, been to the yea -Mi Gwaral Meeting of the Rio de la•Ma Cla*Purlwaokild Ylmst6g. at which k was knaVy 1 some diocusden, to appoint a Gearnilltre is ifiwksehl /led" a tb. 1 41Ppsh hawkPferMer Ken* to I THE EARL OF LIVERPOOL. "sox ms cove: alleitAL It is a matter of great satistacteon that the %r eugth of the Earl of Ltvaapooz: is increasing. and that hil Lordship is recovering more and more the use of hi s right arm and leg, bat it is at the same time to b e N . petted that his Lordship's speech is very little better, However, the Doctors continte to issue Very favoutab: e Bulletins upon his general state. After the Medical Gentlemen had a coasttltatioa yesterday at twelve Obclock, a full report of the state of ibe Noble Earl wis then sent to the Erna. At PS o'clock last night tFe nieJical report of th e sinister the Noble Earl was, 64 No change has taken pi aci is the state of his Lordship since the last account." seessommesureffE SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. .-..m.-- NO.Nocyla, TATTXILSALLI, Fa. N. malidoe the at Mom bode( wok Nate yastary i , N it t bobs vary iedloontlal as art adds generally. &ow Kos i f 4lsei4 , WM Arnold by It, tot &vim" Is WWI fret tavamarlta. 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MI to 1 apt Itratewet (takes) PO to 1 apt Romeo KW 1 apt logior as to 1 apt limper, 1111 te 1 apt laptito (taboo) • 30 to 1 eV Kam arta 1 apt glees 50 to 1 apt Nagoya SO to 1 apt I' spy 55 to 1 18.1 Pelican (taU%) Mite 1 art Ossabs so to I apt Miss Ifausa (4.) late 1 opt Mootatkika St to 1 asst Saucy Dick (di.) Stelegle aka& so to 1 apt Talma (do.) ILI to i sot Idols . HYTHE, Emit:ART 25. A Special Session was had at the Swan lan, yestor. ,day, by Wm. DUD= and JAMILS BROCKINAN, Ego, Magistrates of the county of Kent, at which the ini r c o rgons•were arreict L via.— World Slam. and PMbetr , j nichard the best l Oaxge ery olm at CA. Thema Fos. &Nos Page, Winks Cock, John h , Jouppi liebortorad Thos. ilabbe.• the but Choate of &Rept.; Mr big detected, by the Illedsade Farah to creeping op, csar Dychcbetch Hay, melt casks, conuatoly glad kW-take s. sot dais attached to their respective boots, cantaty 13 di 41 Gee. IV. c. tog. They were prosecuted by John Witql, Esq. Collector, Dover, by order of the Honourable Board of Cs s; and the proceedings conducted for the Crownhy Sr. Tbackeray, the Board's Solicitor • and the defence of the prisoners by Mr. Longhorn ; ;hen, after a la nod patient hearing of several hours on the part of the Magistrates, the whole eltven smugglers were cow eirted on the clearest evidence, and sentenced for is psessment into his Majesty's naval serince, all losing bond fit and able seamen. On their removal from the lan, and return to Fort Moncrief, aotwitbseanding the bwv protecting force,, under the command of Lira. Hallard, of the Ramillies maa-of-war, Chief Divisional 06cer of the District, such was the cocain se of people assembled. and disposed to befriend the convicted, skit meet dm sammilers (Was. Cock) was rescued, and has oat sines losenbeard of. The Blockade patty, though armed with cutlasses and pistols, were violently assailed by the tongues of the mob, and also by what. ewer missiles they could collect to wreak their Tenggara Ninnies, hijory, however, was inflicted, though ow iseinialbed ;nearly his arm disabled, from the video* of a large Mope thrown at him; and the assaultrirsre endured with a firmness and forbearince highly at% likable to both Officers and seem • Yesterday the dispatches for Madras sad Chins, by the skip General ILysi, Captain AL1111•101411 Muses, were shoed at the East Wiz Besse, sod delivered to the Inner . 0 that ship. In consequence of the press of business both io Ck fordshirs amid in Berhs, the Jidges have it weasney ea open their Commission roc the Loot Awing oe emid es friAly nat. and far Oxfordshire co tie Tuesday foliovrieg. The ensuing Assizes for Worcester will be d'4 hauled knows for many years • there are akeady .aissappfrsin• wipers for trial , and many of skein are charged with serious atm" There are three charged with sunder—one with inarsiaesiese— four with rape—two with sacrilege—eve Wishbone smiles—three 1 with sheep amass and twelve with burglaries. • DIED. Yesterday, in Connaught-a of Brigade to the Cavalry in ikitala, a* NEWGATE AND LRAIIENHALL MARKETS, Fail Reef— .......3s 04 to 4s 4d 1 Vaal ss 04 so 41 id Mutton ........54 6d to is 441 Pock 34 6d to is 46 . _ ---- PRICES or HAY MD STRAW YESTERDAY. IT. JAlltell. WO ;vacuum. Hay 41 Oa Od to 51 ISs Od Hay 51 15$ to 51 lii 04 Myr. , 6115 s Od to 61 rta 04 Clover 41 10. to 10 es 114 Straw II 13a Od to II ifs 3d Straw 11 Ito to 11 141 44 PRICE OP sew mum Kest :vitiNs. se. NOW Yos. TOs to Wel 70s to NI 7ts no at pods. %40, to IN► 90s t. 1208 *Olt *sex $6. to 106 s I aMsett $O. to 115. 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