Star.
London, England, 1830-05-21 00:00:00

Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS WAS [KO ..f opinion that the raili.i
ment proposed was too great for the offence, sad should it the
firm was persisted in, move as an amendment. that the house pass 4
resolution to the effect, that it was their opinion that Mr. 1,,:e
acted with inadvertence, but not with a guilty knowledge.
Mr. LAWLEY considered the conduct of Mr. Lft highly as I,_
pable, and would support the motion.
filr. O'CONNELL thought Mr. Inc guilty of culpable ne2h.
genre, and that he deserved the censure of the house.
The motion was then put, and strangers were otekred to a
draw—no ai,kion however took place.
On our return we found Mr. PEEL speaking to a point of order
After a few words from Mr. J. M'001) and Colonel DAVIs,
a motion was then put, and carried without any division, to du
effect that Thomas Eyre Lee had, in negligence, lodged a tabs
and fictitious subscription list in the Private Bill.office of th
House, and that he be reprimanded at the bar of the House for
such conduct.

On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
T. Eyre Lee war brought to the bar of the House, in custody of the
Sergeant-at-Arms, and reprimanded by the Speaker in terms of
resolution.

CURRENCY
Mr. ATTWOOD complained of the great length of time whidt
had been taken up with subjects of much less importance than the•
of which he had given notice six weeks ago. Considering the late
hour he should postpone his motion till the Bth of June.:
LAW Or LIBEL.

Mr O'CONNELL witiiireWliisriotiOn relative to the law t.
libel, and !mid that he should take an opportunity of stating his set,.
timents on the subject when the Attorney-tit:mud brought forwar,t
a similar motion.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQITER obtained kat
for bringing in a bill for amending the bill for building and
forging of churches.
Sir H. MAXWELL obtained leave to bring in a bill for the
better regulation of the county rates of Ireland.
Lord MORPETH obtained leave to bring in a bill for the im.
provement of the roads from London to Edir.burgh, and from Lor.
don to Portpatrick.
Mr. D. W. HARVEY obtained leave for Sir J. Barrington being
beard by Counsel, at the bar of the house, on Saturday next.
Alt. SPRING RICE moved the second reading of the Galway
Franchise Bill, upon which the house divided.
On our return to the gallery we found there had not ben fort'
members present.
The house then adjourned at Half-past Three o'Clock.

HOUSE OF LORDS—This DAY.

APPEALS.

Mullins v. Townsend. Appeal—to be heard.
Ouchterlony v. Lord Lynedoch. Appeal—to be heard.
Morrison v. Mitchell. Appeal-4o be heartL
Thomson v. Forrester. Appeal ditto.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Suits in Equity Bill—to be read a third time. Lords ordered .
be summoned thereon.
Ellesmere and Chester Canal Bill—to be considered is Comm ices:
Rother Levels Drainage Bill—ditto.
Crommelin Harbour Bill—to be read a second time.
Strode's Estate Bill—to be considered in Committee.
Hawkins' Estate Bill—ditto.
Bankrupt Act Amendment Bill—to be considered in a Commit:.
of the whole House.

Marquis of Hastings' Estate Bill—to be considered in Com.
mit tee.
East Retford Election Bill—further consideration thereof on q.
cond reading to be resumed. Other witnesses to attend to be ex.
mined; and several witnesses ordered to attend " forthwith."
Beverley Roads Bill—Yeovil Improvement Bill—Kingsburt
Episcopi Bill—Rickmersworth Road Bill—and Dundalk RO3d
Bill—Committee thereon.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tins DAY.

ORDERS OF THE DAV.

Grazier's (Ireland) Steam Company Bill—to be read a secon,
time.

Court of Sessions (Scotland) Bill—Report thereon to be take-
into further consideration.

Sale of Beer Bill—. House to resolve into s Committee thereon A'
ten o'clock, according to arrangement.
Bankrupt Laws Bill—Committee thereon.
Fees Abolition Bill—Report thereon to be taken into funh.t
consideration.

Arnie (Ireland) Bill—to be considered in Committee.
Four per Cent. Dissents Bill—to authorise the iuutng of F.xche-
qua Bills for the payment of the proprietors of Four per Cent.
Annuities who have signified their dissent under an Act passed in
the present Session for transferring such Annuities into three pounds
ten shillings per centum annuities—to be read a second time.
Almshouses Exemption Bill—for exempting the occupiers of alms.
houses from assessments for the relief of the poor and ether parochial
rates—to be read a second time.

Supply—Committee thereon. (Resolutions on remaining )1:i.
cellaneous Estimate* to be moved and considered till ten o'clock)
Ways and Means—Committee thereon.
Capital Punishments (Scotland) Bill—to be read a second time.
(lame Bill—Committee thereon.

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Registrar at Madras Bill—to be read a second time, and Count,:
to be heard.
Heritable Securities (Scotland) Bill—to be read a second time.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. DAWSON—to move resolutions on the remaining 3listel
laneous Estimates in a Committee of Supply.