Star.
London, England, 1830-03-22 00:00:00

INII' E RIA 114 PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS-THIS DAY.
The Lord Chancellor sat at ten o'clock to hear Appeals.
The Aiasgsis of Westmeath v. the Marquis of Salisbury—
A ;peal to be heard.
Highgate Grammar School Bill—to be referred to a Committee.
tiounty Palatine of Durham Bill, Property in Infants• Bill, Real
Property Liability Bill—waiting for Committee.
East Retroid Bill, Dorchester Road Bill, Whitesheet Hill Road
P 'l. New Chapel and Brighton Road Bill, Brunswick square
BrigSton) Improvement Bill, Ardglass Harbour Bill—waiting for
second reading.
~:..:ford improvement Bill, Kirkby .Road Bill, Watling-street
Bill—waiting for third reading.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
The Lord Chancellor—to bring in a measure respecting the Court
Cianccry, and to submit Explanations as to the Bills now in
F 'ogress relative to the Administration of the Law. [Lords ordered
t: DP specially summoned thereon.]

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tuts DAY.

PRIVATE 811.1 S.
Fort Glasgow Dock Bill—to be read a second time.
lilacktoft Enclosure Bill—ditto.
. Canton Enclosure BIU--ditto.
Hagley Enclosure Bill—ditto.
;:harminster Enclosure Bill—ditto.
Diadithorp Enclosure Bill—ditto.
Carlisle and Penrith Road Bill--ditto.
)RDERS OF THE DAY.

Supply—Committee thereon.
%brays ama Means—ditto.
Uame Bill—to be referred to a Committee.
uprly—lteport of Committee to be presented. [Resolution for
cta3iing the Navy.]
IN!enmity Rill—to be referred to a Committee.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Newport—to submit a motion for the attendance at the bar
00. House of the officer appointed to register Compositions for
viv. for Ireland, he not having complied with orders of the House
r. -I), cling Returns.
ir Geo. Clerk—to move the remaining Estimates for the Navy
ry a Committee of Supply.
Sir R. Heron—to move in the Committee of Supply, on the Navy
Estimates being proposed, to omit the Pensions to the Hon. R.
Dlindas and the Hon. W. L. Bathurst.

LIST of the MINORITY of NINE (against 341) who, at two
o'clock on the morning of the 20th of March, voted for AD-
JOURNING the DEBATE on the DISTRESSES of the
COUNTRY, that Mr. O'Connell and other Members should be
heard.
Burdett, Sir Francis Lamb, Hon. George Wells, John
Davenport, Edward Alonck, J.B. Tellers.
Harvey, D.W. Waithman, Aid. Blindfold, Marquis
Hume, Joseph Warburton, Henry O'Connell, Dan.
LIST of the MINORITY of TWELVE (against 329), who, at
three o clock on the Morning of the 90th of March, voted for Mr.
Lamb's Motion to ADJOURN the HOUSE.
Blandford, Marquis Monet, J.B. Wells, John
Dick, Hugh Palmer, C.F. White, Colonel
Dunconsbe, Thos. Thompson, Ald. Tellers.
Harvey, D.W. Waithman, Aid. Lamb, Hon. George
'Lime, Joseph Warburton, Henry O'Connell, Dan.

THE EVENING STAR.

Chamber of Deputies by our Ministers of tho Interior
and of the Marine.

" Given at Paris et. the Palace of the Tuileries!
March 19, A.D. 1830, and in the 6th year of our reign.
(Sired) "'CHARLES.
By the King,
The Minister of the Interior,
(Signed) " MONTOBEL:
" The Pleas' DENT continued—'Gentlemen, according
to the terms of the law, the Chamber must instantly se-
parate.'

" Upon uttering these words, the President left the
Chair. Cries of Roir immediately proceeded
from the extrime Droite, and were repeated upon the
benches of the Droite, the centre Droite,-and a part of
the centre Gauche. The Deputies of the Droite waved
their hats and clapped their hands ; the Gauche main-
tained silence, and several lion. Deputies laughed on
seeing the agitation of those opposite to them.
" The shout of Vive le Roi' having died away, se-
veral Deputies of the Gauche exclaimed ' Vive la
Charter upon which those of tho Droite drowned their'
voices with reiterated cries of ' Vive le Roi

" A gentleman about 40 years of age, and wearing an
order, who was in one of the Tribunes Reserries above
the COM Droit, leaned over, and said in a distinct voice,
' Messieurs, Vive le Roi et la Charte r

" M. De LIPINE exclaimed ' A bas la Tribune !'
This exclamation gave rise to some remonstrances, but

the members separated, and the galleries were cleared
without difficulty.
" As the Hon. Deputies left the house, they were sur-
rounded by numerous enquirers, all anxious to learn the
result of the sitting.
" The Chamber of Peers likewise assembled at one
o'clock. After the minutes of the last sitting had been
read and adopted, the Prince de Pount4 Ac delivered to
the Chancellor the Royal Proclamation, which the latter
read, and the Chamber immediately separated."

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