Star.
London, England, 1830-04-01 00:00:00

VALUE OF THE CROWN PROPERTY.

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Calculations referred to by Mr. Harvey,n his motion for a Select
Committee to inquire into the state and management of the
Crown property, March :to, 1830:-
130 Manors and Royalties at 1,0001.
Annual rental of estates 600,0001. at 25 years' purchase 16,000,000
Middlesex—.Ground rents 50 000 L per annum, at 40
years' purchase
Rent from houses, say 20,0001. per annum, at 18 years'
"Purchase
Waste Lands in Forests, not et for oak timber, 116,000
acres, at 51. per acre
Church Livings, say . .... lOO,OOO
Fee. farm Rents, and other unimprovable annual pay.
metes in England and Wales, at least 6,0001. at 26
years' purchase
Allotments under 486 Inclosure Acts, at 6001.
Irish Estates .. 2,000,000

Total _ _ #110,412,400

The above estimate is, exclusive of mines, of eel, sod do and
copper, and Royal domains, and also of the Duchy of lasseher,
30,0001. a year.
Divalent, in his Treatise of the Lands d England, estimates the
common rights of the Crown at 800,000 mass.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.
BREWERS AND VICTUALLER&

*Lamont Of the Number of Brewers, Retail Brewers, licenesd
,i Thigalsrs, Intermediate Brewess, and Licensed Victuallers who
he.. their own Beer, In England and Wales, and Scotland, from
Jan. 6, 1829, to Jan. 6, 1830.
Enghind and Wales. Scotland. Total.
Brewers. 1,528 .. • . 168 . • 1,094
Retail Brewers
Viettollers
Intermediate Brewers
Victuallers who brew their
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own Beer
J. EWBANK, General Accountant.
Exc.be Office, London, March 22, 1830.
LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

Return of the Number of iasengeis to;tind from Ireland, by the
Liverpool Government Packets, In the year 1 end in each
year to 1828; distinguishing the Deck and Cabin so
tar as the same can be made out :
1826. 1827. 1828. 18211.
Cabin Pawners— 1,871 .... 12,808 .... 14,724 .... 14,806
Deck Passengers .. 1,840 .... 853 .... Nil. .... Nil.
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Total ..... .. 3,511 13,650 14,724 14,606
N.B. Government Packets were not placed on the Liverpool no.
tion until August, 1828. F. FREELING, Secretary.
General Post Office, March 26, 1880.

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LIST of the MINORITY of 46, who voted for Mr. Harvey's
/Motion, on the 30th day of March, for a Selest Committee to
take into consideration the State and Management of the
LA ND REVENUE of the CROWN. and to report upon the
most eidetic means of rendering it available to the exigencies of
the Country.
Althorp, Lord Knight, R. Wilson, Sir R.
Baring, W. B. Lamb, Hon. G. Wood, Alderman
Beaumont, T. W. Lambert, J. S. TELLIaII.
Benet t, J. Leonard, T. B. Harvey, D. W.
Hemlock, Lord G. Lumley, J. S. Hume, J.
Birch, J. Martin. J. PA IRO on.
Bernal, R. Macdonald, Sir J. Burdett, Sir F.
Brownlow, C. Monck, J. B. Denison, W. J.
Colborne. R. Morpeth, Lord Davenport, E.
Davies, Col. T. Palmer. C. F. Ebrington, Lord
I Dawson, A. Pendarvis, EW. Howie's, Lord
Du Cane. P. Poynts. W. & Osborne, Lord F.
Dundee, Sir G. Price, Sir Rt. Hobbouse, J C.
Dundas, T. Protheroe, E. Marjoribanks, S.
Euston, Lord Posey, P. Baring, F.
Ferguson, Cen. Sir It. Rickford, W. Rumbold, W.
Gordon, R. Sebright, Sir J. Lloyd, Sir E.
Graham, Sir J. Smith, W. Rowley. Sir W.
Guise. Sir B. Townsend, Lord C. Russell, Lord J.
Honywond, W. P. Waithman, Aid. Robinson, Sir G.
Howard, H. Warburton, H. Thomson, C. P.
IJephson, C. D. 0. Whitmore, W. Wood, C.

In the Majority of 139 on Sir Robert Heron's motion, the name
of N. PaUlmer, the Member for Surrey, was inserted by mistake,
instead of Robert Palmer, Member for Berkshire, wbo voted ii,
that Majority.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tuts D•Y.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Hume—to move a resolution declaratory that It is expedient
to withdraw the Settlement of Sierrabeone.—[ Postponed till May 274
The Lord Advocate—to apply for leave to bring in a bill for
uniting the benefits of Jury Trial in Civil Causes with the ordinary
jurisdiction of the Court of Session, and for making certain other
alterations and reductions in the judicial establishments of Scotland.
Mr. Robinson.--to move a resolution that it is expedient to relieve
the labouring classes, and invigorate the productive industry of the
country, by a reduction of duty on Sugar; by a repeal of the Tax
on Beer, Soap, Candle*, Hides, Skin*, and of the Assessed Taxes;
and, after effecting every practicable retrenchment in the public
expenditure, and in collecting the revenue, to supply the deficiency
by an equitable assessment on property.
Mr. Sykes—to move, as an amendment to Mr. Robinson's mo-
tion, that a select Committee be appointed to take into considera-
tion the dutl.s on Soap and Candles, and the frauds and diffi-
culties attending the collection of the same.
Mr. Labouchcrc—to wove Resolutions declaratory of the state of
the Judicature and Legislative Councils of Upper and Lower
Canada.
Mr. Littleton—to move the Resumption of the debate on the
" Truck System."
Mr. Daly—to move that Counsel be heard at the Bar of the
House on the petition of James Hardiman Burke, Mayor of Gal-
way, against the Galway Franchise Bill.
oItDERS OF 'I'HE DAY.
Irish Bogs' Drainage Bill—to be read a second time.
Labourers' Wages Bill—adjourned debate thereon to be resumed,
on motion of Mr. Littleton.
Fisheries of the United Kingdom Bill—to be read a second time.
Arnie, Ireland, Bill—to be read a second time.
Tolls, Ireland. Bill—ditto.
Tithes' Exchange Bill—Committee thereon to be postponed till
April 29.
Supply—deferred Report of Committee to be presented.
Galway Franchise Bill—to be considered in Committee.
Fever Hospitals, Ireland, Bill—Report thereon to be considered.

PRICE OF STOCKS
Bank Stock shut
4 per Cent. Red. shut
3 per Ct. Gros. 92j # #
36 per Ct. 181 R, shut

AT TWO ()CLAWS.
Do. Do. Jul.& Jars.l9l
India Bonds 8$
South Sea Stock
, £100() Rach.Bills 7$

Re per Ct.d shut .1500 Ditto 78 9
4 per Cent. 1021 sllOO and £209 Do. 78 9
4 per Ct. 1826, shut Bank for Acct. 2194 20
Long Ann. shut India for do
Do. SO Years. Coos. for Arc. 921 6
FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazil Bds. spr Ct. 69i $ $ Peruv. Ods. 6pr Ct.
Bds. 6 per Ct. Do• Acc. 204
Do. Bda. 1924, Sp.Bda. S per Ct. 144
Ditto Acct. sof Do Account 144
Dovish lids. 3p. Ct. 744 4 ex.d. Do 510, 144
Greek Bonds, S p Ct. Do. 85,
Do.B. 1825. 384 Fr. R. 3 p Ct. Inf. 95c.
Do. Ace. 384 Exchange, 25f. 70e.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAMES, TWtr ()CLOCK..
giumli PAIt. TM Malta.

Real del Monte 400 400
Do. &rip. 25
Ditto Subscript. Thirds 1 i 41
United Me:, (Iss. at Al pm.) 40 ssi so
Protector Fire 20 2 El 19s. 04.
Liverpool &Manchester 100 90 152
MAILS ARRIVED AND DUE THIS MORNING.
•. D. •. D. •. D.
1 Dub1in........ 0 1 France . 0 0 Lisbon ....... 0
1 Waterford ..... 0 1 Flanders 0 0 Jamaica 1
O Guern. & Jersey 0 0 Holland 0 II Sweden 0
O Buenos Ayres... 0 0 Hamburgh .. . I 1 Malta
O Brazil

THE EVENING STAR.

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THURSDAY, APRIL 1.

A Cabinet Council was held this afternoon in the Fo-
reign Office, Downing-street. The members began to
assemble at two o'clock, and continued in deliberation a
considerable time.

Swirl., in one of his Letters to Poee, says, " I have
often wished, for some time past, that a political cate-
chism might be published by authority, four times a year,
in order to instruct us how we are to speak and write dur-
ing the current quarter :"—and in the conduct of the Mi-
nisterial Press of our own day, it would seem' as if the
DEAN. 4 whimsical, but politic, project had not been lost
sight of; though, in its application to existing circumstan-
ces, it may have been modified to the peculiar habits of
" the Lords of the Ascendant." Thus, in directing the
movements, and circumscribing the speculations, of his pe-
culiar instrument—the Times,—the "master mind" of the
MARTIAL PREMIER, substitutes the " orderly book,"
for the Churchman's " Catechism ;" and we behold the
" leading Journal" as " easily led by the nose as asses
are." Unable, on the one hand, quite to shake off his
older and his better predilections, and utterly to forego all
those associations upon which he must now reflect with
conscious humility and bitterness; or, on the other, to re-
nounce the " mammon of unrighteousness :" if, to-day, he
chances to " deviate into right," to morrow, with the fear
of the General Order before his eyes, he remodels and
qualifies those 'seedless which may prove unpalatable at
headquarters; and tthen, forsooth, incontinently " speaks
by the card, lest equivocation should undo him." The
Courier alone of the venal tribe—the servile, the abject
Courier—true alike to name and station—" the Echo's
Echo, usher of the school"—_the very lackey of " the
slave's slave's slave,"—needs no such remembrancer ; but
be has his text-book—and that too is Sw t rv's : the
" Direction to servants" is his task mecum. When be is
talked of, the " Vicar of Bray" should be no more des
pined. Change who will, the Courier sticks fast to place.
Downing-street, and not the Minister, claims his alle-
giance ; and be is right :--oifice outlives the man.—