Star.
London, England, 1830-04-29 00:00:00

Front the Montreal papers.

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We have been informed, that the House has amended the Bills
for the independence of the Judges and their exclusion from the
Council. Yesterday, the question was brought again under their
notice, in a series of resolutions, in substance declaring something
analagous to the matter contained in the Bills. The three first, after
several amendments, were agreed to, and declare, in substance, that
the Judges should hold office during good behaviour ; the fourth,
excluding the Judges from the Council, was rejected.
A private letter from Tou:on, via France, states, on the 20th of
April a terrible 'oral easterly wind prev.tilvel ; the ships in the
roads were blown off; and it was flared that the ships and frigates
would have been obliged to make for Corsica, or to the Coast of
Sardinia. A postscript to the above letter states, tl:at two ships,
two frigates, and some other vessels, owing to the bad weather, have
been obliged to enter the Island of !litres.
The Journal of Commerce of Ainsiertiani contains a letter from
the Commandant at Palembang (Sumatra,) of the 30.11 August, in
which he states that all the troubles were at an end. The troops
and the auxiliaries have returned. Tramptillity:and peace prevail.
Accounts from Constantinople state, that Austria and England
have entered into negotiations with the Porte. to obtain the same
privileges as Russia, in point of commercial affairs ; and it appears
that the Porte is disposed to grant the same.

lIALF.PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Consols. which remained steady the most put of the the morning
at 924 for the Account, have receded to 92j ft, both for Money
and for the Account. We have received an express from Paris of
Tuesday ; but the French Papers do not contain any news of conic.
queue. It appears that a severe storm has taken place at Tou-
lon, and most of the shipping in that port have been obliged
to lay on their anchors: we do not hear of much damage having oc.
curred. In the foreign market there has been a failure this morn.
ing, but nut to a great extent, but he is a gentleman much respected
in the House ; be failed once before, but afterwards paid his cre.
ditors in full. Greek and Spanish bonds are not so good as yes-
terday. In other foreign securities little or nothing doing.
We have received by express the Courier Francais of Tuesday.
The Minister of War, commanding the expedition to Algiers, had
arrived at Lyons on the 22d : his arrival was announced by several
discharges of cannon. On the 25th Match, ltigatiet, Captain of a
frigate before Algiers, was sent with a missicn to the Dey. He
entered Algiers with a flag of truce, and after having had a long
conference with the Dey, be departed immediate:y:for Tunis. No-
thing has yet transpired on this mission.
Several Journals stated that Prince Cobourg had refused to take
letters which were addressed to him as King of Greece, these
Journals have been led into an error. We learn that Prince Co.
bourg has caused to be constructed a house in stood, which is to be a
model for the establishment of inns on all the roads in Greece._
The above paper contains a long article on the Emancipation of
ti.e Jews in England, which, at present, we have not time to trans-
-1 .te.