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

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, March 2.
CROWN Ginty, plaices 2.
MINIM SMOOT° TO SUITS-OT TOOT TOSSUNT TAIMIAIMULIT.
Borough of Moosell—Eyre Coate, in the room of James Hewitt
Massey Dawson, Esq. whgietecftred the Chilton Hundreis.
County of Meath—Arthur t Esj. commonly called Lord
Killeen, of Kale's Castle, the said county, In the room of
Thomas Taylor, Esq. consent/ply called Rani of Becdve, who has
succeeded to the tide of Marq.la of Headfort.
DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY
Charles Fletcher, Great Marlow. Boockingbamaloire. carpenter.
• WlWam Greening, see. and 'William Greetdag, jun. High-etreet,
' Hampstead, Carpenters.
George Gnaw, Cross-street, Hlackfrtare-road. timber-merchant.
BANKRUPTS.
Ellis Price Sotto°, Clenteut's Inn, money-scrivener, to w-
rit/der March 5, at two, 9, at three, and April 13. at two, at
the Court of Conunisdoers. Attorney, Mr. Conway, Oak-
street, Holborn.
John Shepherd. Beaumont mews,Weyeniouth-street. Marylaboone.
even dealer, March 12.15, lad April 13, at ten, at the Court of
Conandedeoen Attorney. Mr. Sole. Akiermanbury.
Robert Clark and James Tinter, Mduer-place, Lambeth, coal
merchants, March 5, at eleven. if, and April 13, at twelve. at
the Court of COmmissionersb Attorney, Mr. Parker, Fund-
. val's Inn.
Mark Friedeberg, Paternoster-row, Cheapsioht, tnedicine vender.
March 9, and 111, at owe, and April 13, at twelve, at the Court
of Commissiceers. Attorney, Mr. W Hughes, George-street,
Minorite.
George Westlake, Great James-street, Bedfeed-row, boarding-
house keeper. March 9, at eleven, 18, at ten. and April IX, at
tali. at the Court of Costuisiseleoers. Att. Mr. Nina, Copthali-
court. Throgmorton-street.
James Jenne,, Lindheld, Some, wine merchant, March 0,14,
and April 13. at eleven, at the Court of Comanisslowna. Attor-
ney, Mr. Squires, Holland-pine, Kennington, and Bedford-
. place, Southwark. . .
„Senn' Parefin, Berwick upon Tweed, lankeepqr. ar
eleven, 14, se me, sad April 13. at Moe, or the -Care of Com-
missioners. Attorney, Mr. A. Burn, Bell yard. Donors* Com-

mons.
Wm. Cruickshank mad Edward balsam Whitehead, Lrwisham,
corn dealers, March 9, at twelve. 16. and April 15. at eleven, at
the Court of Commissioners. Amine}, Mr. Wm. Williams,
Alfred-piece, Bedford-square.
Henry Lloyd. George street, New road, jeweller, Match 5, at
twelve. itt. and April 13, at eleven, at the Court of Commis-

*loners. Attorney, Mr. C. With, Ely-place, Holborn.
James White, Taunton, Somersetshire, upholsteren, 'larch 1,10,
and April 13, at eleven, at the George Inn, Taunton. Attor-
neys, Mr. T. J. Winter, Taunton; and Messrs. Norton and
Chaplin, Gray's lAA-square.
Joseph Dawsoo, Keswick, Cumberland, ironmonger. March 16, at ,
four, 17, and. April 13, at eleven, at the Glebe Imo, Cocker-
mouth. Attorneys, Mean. Chisbohne, Hall, and Gibson, Un-
coln's Inn-fields • sad Messrs. Fisher and Sun, Codtermostb.
John Clayton, jun. Castle Mills, °Winston, Bedfordshire, March
5, at six, 6, at nine, and April 13, at pia, at the Cross Keys Inn,
St. Neon's, Huntingdonshire. Attorneys, Messrs. G. G. Day
and W. Fowler, St. Ives and St. Neon's. Huntingdonshire ; and
Mr. J. Lloyd. Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn.
Benjamin Green, Field End, Amman., Ahnondbury, Yorkshire.
corn miller, March 16, at six, 17, at ten, and April 13, at two,
at the Oise of Messrs. Whitehead and Robinson, Hudders-
field. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Metcalf, Lin-
coin's Inn-fields; and Messrs. Whitehead and Robinson. Mud-
dersfield.
George Morris, jun. Norwich, slater. March 10,11, at four, and
April 13 at two, at the Swan lon, Norwich. Attoeneys, Memo.
Clarke, Richards, and Metcalf, Liu/cokes Inn-fields ; and Mr.
S. Foliky, Norwich.
Obery Thomas Johnson, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, woolstaper,
March 16, at six, 17. at ten, and April 13, at two, at the
Offices of Messrs. Whitehead and Robinson, HuddersileM.
Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke, Richards, and Metcalfe, Lincoln's
Inn-fields ; and Messrs. Whitehead and Robinson, Hadderdields
Thomas Barron, Preston, Lancashire, money scrivener, March
22, 23, and April 13, at ten, at the Mitre Inn, Preston. At.
teasers, Messrs. Adlington Gregorx. and Faulkner, Bedford-
row, and Messrs. Southward and Atwell, Preston, Lancashire.
John Haworth and George Haworth, Spodand, Lancashire, wor-
sted manufacturers, March 13, at seven, 16, and April £3, at
ten, at the Magistrates' Mice, Halifax. Attorney, Mr. G. N.
Emmett, New Inn ; and Mr. W. Craven, Halifax.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF LOADS, Macs 2.
On the motion of the Earl of Suarrussuay. an address was
moved to his Majesty for the production of the 21st, 22d, aid 23d
rrssppoorrnn of the mmmbisioners of the Irish revenue, and certain parts
of Great Britain.
The consolidated fund bill was read a second time.
The clerks of the peace balance bill passed through a ecmmittae, '
Easy tutu ATrAIRII.
On the motion of Earl BATE (JUT; emu& papers relating to In.
disn drain were ordered.

Dlr. Plowdea pimento' at the bar an account of the salaries stall
the Aims belonging to the supreme come' in India.—Referred to
the committee.

EarldOWLR presented two peddoos from the iron and animus
ten of Bbropshire--tbe one spinet the reneill of the Zest India
Company's charter, the other against the truck system, i. e. paying
labourers in goods instead of money.
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• NENR AND WALT =TUC
The Marquis of BUTS a petition, numerously. signed,
not only by persons logs in agricultural pursuits, but by trades-
men In the county of praying the repeal of the acts
which impose duties on malt and beer.
At a quarter pint Pin the House adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, MARCH 2.

The house was occupied from three o'clock in ballotting firm a
committee on the petition complaining of an undue return from the
election for Werford. There was also a call of the house.
At five o'clock the gallery was opened for the admission of
strangers, and immediately tilled to excess. A great number
of persons interested in the Licensed Victualler.' business
were present to hear the communication of the Chanadloc of
the l'achetpser as to the new regulations for throwing open the
trade, Ike. The pressure of the crowd was more than usually
inconvenient.

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IV RIP 0110 ELTCTION.
Mr. Dyson 'presented a list of the members ballotted for,
to form the committee to inquire into the return made at the above
election.
The following members were ti ex sworn in, vis—
Lord John Hay, Mr. J. Easthope,
Mr. P. Corbett, I Sir H. F. Cooke,
Mr. E. Webb, Alt. J. Meatball,
Mr. R. Howard, I Mr. Henry Clive,
Mr. W. C. Sydney, Mr. Francis Baring.
Mr. R. B. Smith,
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raj. .OILIte, LCD ST. oronon's BLOOMSIVRT,
SILL. •
Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that this bill be read a ,
second
time. •
Mr: HOBHOUSR opposed the second reading, and complained
that an undue preference bad been exercised In Harrying this bill
forward. Last session a similar bill had been thrown out, on the
ground that a committee of the house was then sitting on the same
subject—the amendment of the vestry laws generally. That com-
mittee was now sitting, and be did not why ground for
an exception in the present instance. Although he (Mr.ll
had taken an active pert in this bill, and formed moot a cent.
mince upon the subject, a copy of the bill had not been sent to
him. and be was ignorant of its contents until within the last two
days, and he was led to the belief that the parishioner. Lne24
were equally unacquainted with its contents. He trusted
lord would consent to the second reeding being postponed for Albert
time. If not, knowing how the subject had been amassed, he would
not dividsphe house upon the subject, but • would at a future stage give his oppnsition to the provisions of the bill.
Mr. WARD said that, from residing in the peat, he could
'Peak to the great confusion and irregularity that bed in It
tor a knob of time past, and which, in his the
eiftint of the parishionersto obtain, as early LIZIsa NOP
Wive measure for the better regulation of its it amokissed
that time would be ample opportunity, in the Astaire mom ot the
bill, fur the hem member for Westmbieur to logger sed: alters.
tiosS ibt he might deem per.
bit TR( 111 AS FRE)M A NTL osedisesi thee so dew &odd
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tle,..,itute'd in putting an end to the rant metatail mate of the pedal I
became absolutely necessary to do sot they midi mew*
collect a rate for the maintenancemajtexer, The
coesequem et the
ditli.titet between dm Akers of the The pod* was ahead,
inaebted in the sum of le Met, It wadi be to boo-
-11). key*. more edam Lady.day earts.• The se= act be
collected, more
when the matey mods in assumettet, the chamber.
'tenl relied a meeting, and Stationed the peduldsetts ad at they (the dserthorm4mt) elm the mitimanue
right to 91nkt ais stssemet He (Blr T. Friemosde)) wed,
It was time that wee logblative anatomist teak place for the Men
the observations at the bee. tercets for watimiaiesor, as se three
thee thrown out, as there was no come the joieith it was • pee.

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