Star.
London, England, 1831-10-08 00:00:00

IRSETSHIRE ELECTION.

determination to STAND SY TII F. KING, whose
_ seems to consider that of the
difficulty, however, arises from the
majority, which baffles previous
in some degree those plans which
as the ulterior ►neasures of the
iothing short of fifty new Peers
the object ; and though the
desire even this to be done, yet it
as h bolder measure than the
willing to sanction. We might
with a Tory administration again,
the virtuous majority of the present
Commons. We, however, augur mach
measure, and 'inspect that if
which is now divided among the
families, is withdiaw•n or threat-
: may be more certain than the
Peers ; for, he it observed,
tandred and f fly seven voted,
There were therefore no less
reserved votes, which we are as-
we added to the majority ; and it
p, that the success of the Bill is
ENT RENDERED itoreulss. At
:his is far from being the first meas.
their Lordships required mere i►rf
the rest of the community ; and as
those measures, seven years may
majority. But, alas! is the Country
to suffer- under the past system
seven years, what is to become of no ?
uminemeimmierseemaim
THREE O'CLOCK.
meeting at Willis's, Lord Enntso-coe
sir, and it was agreed to move
;pressive of the approbation of
Commons of the conduct of Minis.
determination to support them.
. the Construe COUNCIL is called
morning, to pass resolutiors on the

afternoon at three o'clock, a CABINET
assembled at the Foreign Office : all the
ended ; and, at their ruing, the result
deliberations was sent off to the KING', at
did not come to town as was ex•

is expressed in regard to the
Birmingham, Manchester, Sheffield,
Liverpool, and especially among the
'Glasgow, Paisley, and Edinburgh,
has shone so brightly through all

ANTI( DAT, TIIDAT, OCT. 7,
Day's Poll. thou Poll.
r. S. Ponsonb d 7 1634
Hoo. Lord Ashley 85 1621
• the Hon. W. F. S. Ponsonby, 13.
has a majority of 30 votes before
and there is but little doubt of his

EXCHANOK, THREE O'CLOCK.
shut. Three per Cent. Reduced, shot
00j Throe tusd a Raft
shut. Throe and $ Half per Cent. Red.
tad a Half per Cent. New, 881 8 1 71 1.
1.1838, shut. Long Annuities, Jan. 1860,
•ics, Jan. 1860, shut. India Stock, 196 ; do.
£lOOO Ezebeepar Bills 8 10 6; £5OO do. 8
811100 do. • 10 8. Bank for Account,
for Account, 801 1 80
. O'CLOCK.— Consols 80iI.
• Paper in deep mourning, as ern
the feelings of the whole nation.
-After the division this morning,
Peers entered their protest against
the House,—namely, Vassal (Hot.-
FOLK, FOLEY, GOSVORD' MUL-
,BOROUGH DEVONSHIRE, ALIER-
70LIC and. BRIESHIRR, DUCIE,
'ORD, SHRRBURNZ, GRANVILLE,
VERNON, LILPORD, LF.I /MIR,
STOURTOW, DUN DAS, RADNOR,

situations, and the avenues of the
were last night filled with anxious
_ as it was rumoured late in the even-
division might be expected before the
of these parties remained all night.
was also crowded with Members of
Commons. Their Lordships were
clamorous, end the most acrimo-
marked the progress of the debate. It
repects a resolute party struggle. *e
readers in particular to the speech of the
`licts was, by all its auditors, coolie-
' the most impressive and eloquent
that house. But its arguments
ears of too many of its auditory.
will be its impression on the intern-
. England ! The decision itself was-
mournflil silence, and even those who
majority seemed little dispo ed to wear
The news spread on every
before eight o'clock, had reached
distant parts of the mctropoli', be-
ibution the papers. Ese,y one can
himself, of the execration' which burst
on receiving the intelligence.
ism RI ELEcTiort.--Mr.R.Gteaves
Pu!bourn, and Captain C. P. York,
addressed the electors f this county,
to'the c•ntemplated vacancy caused by
I. Osborne's intended retirement.
ELYCTIOI4 —This election was fixed for
There are two candidates in the field,
Byng and Mr. C. Augustus Talk, of
who has pot forth an address, -is *bleb
himself to be a friend to a soutill tArd
of all our corrupt institutions.
wary little doubt, however, of the success
o'er *gentleman, as his sentiments on Re-
lieve bolo most unequivocally expressed, ant
in complete aecssdaace with those of the

lust been brought to us a cir-
PARIaII Of MARY.LA-BONNE,
that on Monday all BUSINISS
•USPEItDED, and the 811 OPS
) throughout that extensive palish.
heard of similar determinations in
In Mary-la-bonne, a general
called of the parish, at twelve
tonday. At the Royal Exchange,
at has been so great, that, in
heavy rain, it has been a scene
through the morning. Consols
rly from 81, at which they left off
li j—the price by our last report;
Bills dropped from 8 and 10 to 6

F. „

cal claims and •• determination to STA
st superhuman Atrose he hence seem
minent evils, t. Btu.. A difficulty,
nd ill-educated eatness of the major
popular voice alculations, and in son
an iota of thei bad been adopted as tl
Ministry. Nothing I
we intend, o •Id accomplish the
eulogy on the PEOPLE may desire es
INDEED ANin may be regarded as ft
the majority °oar may be willin
N E acted either • threatened with a '
alder the delu- were it not for the virtt
nal influence o House of Commons.
from Mr. WILES'S mt
leprives men o the half million, which
ime, we deePlY Peers and their famili
themselves at -ned, the effect may I
le occasion aift. ultiplying of Peers
silly three hundred
telligent people
.ut of 420. There
r of which the than sixty-three reser/
aof the Consti :ured might have add
t circumstances ppears, therefore, tha
iemanded scru- FOR THE PRESENT
he same time, this is I
ure about which their
ion to principles truction than the rest
f the members 'n regard to those m
this decision, is hangs the majority.
ility with whichm or seven years to suff
We are sea
.- And withinseven n yemse
desire Reform ;
is mode of argu-
At the meeting at
in the chair, at
If Reform, which resolution expressi,
de, rendered the he House of Common
:Is, and a piec- rs, and the determia
mean to say, A meeting of the (
s.r Monday morning
t abuses ?—and
sale subject.
than to era This afternoon at
of them ? oueett. assembled a
without comps- Members attended ; a
re allowed to re-
.f their deliberations
the Bill ration-
Windsor, who did nc
petted.
nber ? Do they
DORSET3H
na in the empi
CLOSE OF rite rott.--s
nd is it not th
The Hon. W. F. S. P
that power ? The Right Hon. Lord
same time to the Majority for the Hon
era for counties ? Mr. Ponsonby has o
CANTERBURY, the Assessor, and the
sty-five brethren, UCC6SIL
SZ7 Chi
me Reform, can- ROYALBank Stock, shut.
eta he opposed ? Three e per Cent. Consols, 1
gicians not to
1.
ut.
mt. 1818,,,nsdhust.HZ
:haracter of such Four per Cent. 18118, sht
shut. Annuities, Jan. 18
ervation applies gond,, par. vow En
r of the speakers 10 8 ; £lOO and .111001
195 106. Comet for A
rsootb, friends to FOUR O'CLI
ecific reform, to we put oar
Paper
were urged.—
blematical of the feeli
ILD BE URGED. PROTESTS.- —After
ractical ability, the following Peers e
it and most pal the vote of the Hoe
LAND), NORFOLK,
rovements which
GRAVE, YARSOROVI
etension to coal MARIA!, ihnrrozit
oersenal feelings, CIE T, Ssiairoaa, 1
tic LAND, VERN(
been the work o
) satisfy
seusibi.. CH AWORTH, STOVE
CLEISZETS.
Aerate characte Great anxiety is
in political bigo gem at Bitamaghl
the Ultra-dem. Leeds, Liverpool,
the blending o resolute men of Glasg
Whether the . where patriotism has
the discussion.
don to a middl. There has just b
ection of un • ular from the Pal
ins to be seen ; ignifying that on
.efrain from an TO BE SUSPI
0 BE CLOSED throug
enjoyed by t We have also heard
and these, w ther parishes. In
up their caps at eating is also call
.'clock, on Monday.
disappointment he excitement has
of confusion throug
air. They hare pit° of !he heavy
majority which ropped regularly fro
to the House o i alit night, to 801 i—
re persuaded, wil • Exchequer Bills c
le at such a 111. and 8.
The public situatio
curt lead even t•
House of Lords were
, and, by conse "ions; and ,u it w
sent, the PEOPL • .ng that a division m
sum hands; an.' separition, most of th
he public cause, 'a throne end was a
the House of Comm
meet, return an frequently very clam
to the Bill. nious heat marked th,
Call of the Hour was in all reprcta a r
no doubt, all that • refer our readers in pa
Chancellor, which woo
end the final rm-
will be performed dared as
one of the
ever heard in that
ipate much fro.• fell dead on the ears
mare the majority. Hew differed will be
d a motion on the gent people of Engle,
to these eircsr.-
• received in mournfulwere in the majority
their laurels. Th
inounced another,
e People a ill de- side, and, before
)rdships to their the most distant pi
'fore the distribution
hat the Mtmbcrs
meet on Nlondav judge for himself, of
• forth front all, on reo
C'Aisaai D6EIIIIEI
to deliberate on
o bring forward. Townly, of Futbonr
do, both Loud
have each addressed
hoed the general
preparatory to'the c•i
Lord F. G. Osborne)
Payment of taxes, POOLE ELECTION
n the few lieu - Thursdaj. There al
ion, we have no• it John Byng and
being in train in n, who has pa
re stunned by the be states himself to
constitutional reform
vertuible rage. •
ere se-very little d
dto the effect o of the toeiner.gentles
arm have bees most
the A dministra-
are in complete ICI
peroration states NI s.