Star.
London, England, 1830-02-25 00:00:00

ILLUSORY APPOINTPIENT HILL.

The SOLICITOR-GENERAL moved that the House resolve
itself into a Committee on the above Bill.

A long desultory conversation took place, in which Mr. Bun war.,
Mr. O'Coxtrtit, Mr. TIAN?, Mr. TEXIIIIION, Mr. DOIIZkTY,
and the Soucrroa-flisriam., took part. It erar proposed to de-
lay going into a Committee, but it was finally overruled.
The house then resolved itself committee.
Mr. O'CONNELL proposed to produce a clause that no power
of appointment should be exercised after the passing of the bill in
any way except an equal share of the property to each object of ap-
pointment.
Mr. TRANT objected to the hours proceeding with the bill upon
a day upon which so few members attended.
Sir CHARLES WETHERELL approved of the bill, god op.
posed the amendment.
After a few words from Mr. O'CONNELL, the araendinebt was
negatived.
The other claims were then agreed to.
The bens* resumed. Report to be received tomorrow.
The Property in Infant's Bill, the Lunatics' Property Bill, the
Liability of Reel Property Bill, the Contempt in Equity Bill, went
through committees.—Reports to be received on Monday next.
Adjourned at Twenty-Ave minutes to Seven o'clock.
EaaaTnst.—ln our report of Parliamentary Debate yesterday,
the tide of the House of Commons was inadvertently substituted
for the House of Lords.

HOUSE OF LORDS—Tuts DAY.
NOTITE-67111:71.10N.
Estrl Stanhope—to submit a motion on the internal state of the
nation—Lords ordered to be specially summoned thereon.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Lunatic Asylums' Act Amendment Bill, as far as regards Ba.
lances in the hands of Clerks of the Peace—to be read s second time.
Lord Ellenborough's Divorce Bill—Hamerton's Divorce Bill—
Shakerlcy's Divorce Bill—waiting for second reading.
Fructuozo's Nauralization Bill—ditto.
East India Select Committee—to meet. Several witnesses ordered
to attend.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tins DA:.
PRIt .TaL. _ _

St. Helen's and Rem;onH;p Railway 811 l s. be read a second
time.
NOTICES OF lIOTIONS.
_ _ _ _

Alt. D. W. Harvey—to grove that a Select Committee be ap-
pointed to take into consideration the present state and management
of the land revenues of the Crown, and to report upon the most effi-
cient means of rendering them available to the exigencies of the
country.
Mr. P. Thompson—to apply for leave to bring in a Bill to amend
the Usury Laws.
Lord P. L. (lower—to move far leave to bring in a Bill to make
provision, in certain cues, for deserted and illegitimate children in
Ireland.

Mr. Littleton--to move for leave to bring in a Bill to render more
effectual the laws for the payment of wages in money.
The Attorney-General—to apply for leave to bring in a Bill for
the more effectual administration of justice in England, and in the
principality of Wales.
Mr. P. Illompson—to present a petition front Newark, and to
move that it be referred to a Select Committe-

ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Supply—Report of Committee thereon to be reiented.
Ways and leans—Report of Committee to be presented.
County Palatine of Mahan Bill—to be read a third time.
Consolidated Fund 13111—to apply certain Reimers—to be re-
ferred to a Committee.
•,• A Ballot to take place at three o'clock fora Committee to
try the merits of the Cork City Election Petition. There must be
100 Members present before four o'clock, or the Ballot cahoot
commence ; and the gallery is not open for stranger till such Ballot
is disposed of.