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London, England, 1830-02-06 00:00:00

LON DON.

SATURDA Y,
PRICK OF STOCKS
Beak Stock Slle Is
per Cent. Red. 911 d
Spec Ct. Om.. 911 t If
114 per Ct. Red.
jet} 1
4 per Cent. 101 j
4 per Ct. 1846, ion
Long Ann. 114 11-16tbe
Dn. 30 Years,
Do. Do. Jely & Jan. 191 16th
FORRIGN FUNDS
Brasil RN 5 pr Ct. 701
Ditto Acct. 70j
Greek Bondi, 5 p Ct.
Do. B. 425, 5 pCt.
Ditto Acc. 35e g
hies. RJ.. S per Ct. 33
BRITISH AND VoRRION !MAIMS. VV., I relttek
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Anglo Mexican Om at 25 pm) 100 100 36
Orastlan Company
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FEBRUARY 6.
AT POUR OCL CK
India Stock, 131
India Bonds 76
South Sea Stock
11000 Rech.Bilis 76 7
.1500 Ditto 76 7
11100 and 4100 Do. 76 7
+ Commercial, 71
India for Acct.
Cons for Arc. 112 i t
. TWO O'CLOCK.
Dn B. 18246 p Ct. 161
Do. Are. 25i
Port. Bds. S p. Ct. 564
Do. Ace. 60
Sp. Bds. S per Ct. 11

We regret that want of Space prevented our giving the
maiden Parliamentary Speech of Mr. °Tort usu. yes-
terday. Courtesy, not less than a perfect concurrence
with every line of it, would have led to its insertion. It
will be found in the last page of this day's impression,
copied from the Morning Ilerald—a paper so remarkable
for the accuracy of its reports.

Perhaps the division on Thursday night, on Sir ED-
WARD KN ATCII L's amendment, is one of the most
serious intimations of the disposition of the House,
generally, towards the Noble DURE and his creatures,
that any administration has for a long time received. We
wish,however, hereto speak of that amendment which was
moved by Lord BLAN Dr° an last night, and to explain the
singular circumstances under which it was—we were al-
most going to say, premeditatedly—got rid of: though,as it
turns out,only fur twenty-four hours. The reporters,gens.
rally, have fallen into an error in representing the Noble
MARQUIS OS the seconder of Sir EDWARD KN ATCH-
Btu L's amendment. He merely supported it: pre-
mising, at the same time, that if that amendment
were lost, his Lordship had one of his ow*
to submit to the House, which it was well
known was no " verbal quibble," as that of the
Honourable Baronet had been designated. Oaths
coatrary, it was the substitution or a totally different ad-
dress; one which went to the root of all the evils which
(*roes the country. This amendment, however, the
Noble MARQUIS was not suffered by the House
to propose : for when his Lordship—after the di-
via/On On Sir EDWARD KIM ATCHSULI:II amend-
tient—rose to address the SPRAK RR, already made
aware of the Noble MA RQU intention, all hie
'etude were fruitless to arrest the Right Houma?.
able Gentleman's attention ; and the question that the
Address be carried was put from the Chair, and carried
by the House, while Lord BI.AIIDIORD, on his legs, was
vainly soliciting a hearing. We do hope there was in
collusion in this. Whether there were, or not, does set
now signify a button: but it is no light imputation on the
SPEAKER'S general attentiveness, and fidelity to his
duties in that Chair, that such a circumstance should
have occurred at all.
But we turn now to the amendment of the Noble
MARQUIS: an amendment embracing so many vital
considerations, and embodying so many constitutional
principles, that it is truly refreshing to see such a docu-
ment redeeming—after a long and blank interval of
years—the too self-accusatory journals of the House of
Commons. Of the noble and patriotic behaviour of Sir
FRANCIS BURDETT, it is impossible to speak in terms of
adequate praise. The Honourable Baronet has surrounded
himself with a wreath as bright and graceful, as any with
which popular enthusiasm—in the days of his earliest
glory—ever entwined his brow. To the Honourable and
Learned Member for Clare—for whose parliamentary
&bat we have long waited with suspended judgment....
wq, must also now pay the tribute of our nest
unqualified admiration. From this moment we can only
DIST USED Penn.—The distresses of the unemployed say—borrowing the phraseology of the Noble M A RQO ts,
poor, beggars all description, and are daily increasing in his allusion last night to Mr. O'Cox ELL—we shall
to a frightful extent. There has just been a public meet- be proud to co-operate with him.
ing in Coleman-street Ward ; and the Alderman and We must now gay
in-
Common-council have commenced an active canvass for a few words concerning the
gnible—aud, in our opinion, proper—determination of
subscriptions, from house to house ; in addition to which,
(collections will be made at the churches and chapels to- Lord BLAtt roman, to press his amendment to a dl-
morrow. It is hoped the same plan will be adopted -in vision. It has been said, that the House was taken
other wards; and that those opulent wards, in which few ffysteprise : this is a stale objection, besides, it is noto-
or no poor reside, will transfer their collections to then
Anises, where the poor are congregated in perishing'
rionely,opposed to the facts. Lord BLANDIOAD bad an-
masses.--many of whom have been reduced from a stateao~eteed meditated amendment on the preceding eve`
of alone* and plenty. , tliffeAs attempted to more it then—but it has Ives sees
We are happy to announce the convalescence of his fae,.:ltis was thwarted, or tricked, on that occasion.
Grace the Duke of Bedford, who has, for the last fort- Retry one in the House knew, more or less, tan
night been labouring under severe indisposition at his
Grace's seat, Woburn Abbey. Bedfordshire. the nature of the Noble MA RQUls's Amendment was—
and so far from being " taken by surprise," they-
We regret to announce the death of the venerable
Earl of Mexborough, which melancholy event took place TIMM that the mastcruvre on the Ku A Tell BULL
on Wednesday morning, at Msthley Park, near Leeds. Amendment had clean rid the House of
Mr. E. D. Der EN POSel motion on the state of the dreaded inconvenience of being tried by so pure a pro-
country stands for Tuesday, the 16th inst. The Hon.
position, Lord BLAWDPORD bad no other course t•
Member, in that part of his speech in the Address al-
pursue. Individual interest, and conveniences, and ohs
lading to the land-owners (which was indistinctly beard •
in the gallery,) made use of the following words : whole host of corruption, were of coarse for procrasti-
" They are slow learners of political economy, for they nation : but even if the Noble MA RQU is had con-
have been ten years in finding out that the more money noted to compromw with these, the very shape and na-
is withdrawn from their pockets, or from circulation, the
poorer they will be." taw of what he had to submit to tbr House, rem- -
ZW PARIWOODOII Ill[ll7—YlllBDia. •
Yesterday morning Mr. Bleu left his residence in awed say procrastination impossible. For, let it be oh- flu natant was msseetabr, alleadme I,AI pi .6 si,e St e
seriph et lee met was ebemlear.. rileetwo b.
Montages-place for Leominster, where be is gone to offer served, this was not Nog*, is the ordinary esw—ffiest care
himself to represent that plan in the room of Row LAID acceptation of the term, which—et the COareeillOOD either awae•si i•Nett vl_ .
STRPMIISOW. Mr. BISN was returned last ehetioa of the mover, or of the House—might be adjourned N.assiderA Rai! -
for Leominster, sad was declared by the Home of Coat- to .8 distant ass . was an Amombetat to the h 4 Is M.
MOM net eligible, es Ids. Bun was A* contractor of the •
last lottery. ADOSISS to the Tenons, and the °ay time kft for the II "
Naar
Disa.—At St Alban's, on the lithinstant, John Har- Nobis IgAlOoto to move its..lll lobes it was Prep"s"
risen, raw late Commissioner of the Victualling, aged from **Psis " that this Aetna be adopted." Bat we ara
72 palm are sick '
if Asa profligate sad mope mum, pleaded' Now,.

The Greek Government has published a new Tariff fot
the duty on shipping.
Information from Madrid states, that Gen. Bellido, the
newly-appointed Governor of Cuba, is to sail at the end
of this month, accompanied by 3,000 men, to make up
the loss of the Spanish expedition to Mexico.
Accounts from Paris also state, that the Spanish Go-
vernment has recogniied the Loan of Hope, being about
twenty-four minim* of reaux, with interest, ; and it
appears, that on the 19th January, M. Ballasteros signed
a new loan of 500 millions of reaux with Aguado.
General Barradas has arrived at Havre, from New
York.

The accounts from Venice of the 10th Jan. state, that
the frost was so severe there, that all communication WM
cut off by land, and great distress was felt tbere for the
want of provisions.
Accounts from Berlin say, that the thief wbo stole the
diamonds at Brussels, has been discovered.
From Lisbon, Jan. 17, they write, that a report pre-
railed there of a change in the Ministry.

MINORITY
ar moons Imo VMS TOL UMW sammoruas's AMENIIIIIII
Burdett, Sir Francis Osborne, Lord Francis
Dawson, Alexander Wyvil, Masonaduke
Gordon, Robin Warhurtos, Henry
Hume, Joseph Waltham's, Aldermas
Marshall, W*. Wood. John
Maack, J. B.
Tellers—Blandford, Marquis—O'Connell, Daudet.

PRIVATE BILLS-HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Yesterday the following Orders were adopted by the Home of
Commons, and directed to be Standing Orders for the Session, to
regulate the Private Bin business of the Haw.

Ventre, 3th die Februarij. 1830.
Resolved,—Tbat this House will net neeive any petition for
Private Bills after Friday the llithdav of this Instant /dupery.*
liesoleed,—That no private MU be read the first doe after
Monday the Ills day of March ant 4 •
ftwolved,—That this House will not receive any Report °resell
Private Bill after Monday the 3d day of Ma, neat.
.1. H. L2Y, Cl. Don. Corn.
• By this liesohnion the Batt for bringing le Private Bills is
much limited.
Last year till the 11th of Mareb was allowed.

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