Star.
London, England, 1823-03-19 00:00:00

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Woos, sod sibs &put irssotdoned to to milted
• et Apra.
The Welsh .I.4EV Airline*. BIS ono read clinrdne. to
Da grad a snood dm; tbo *tier at April.
Mr. BROODED( presented a Petitioa tree Oohed spinst
the Insolvent Debton'BUL

ii:46iiiircise-----to—;-eoire for leave to being hi a Bill sow
the subject of the Administration of Justice in Wake. The
host. Member stated, that the Bill was founded upon the Re-
ports of the Committoes which had sit upon dm sob**. -Ho.
moved for leave to bring in a Bill to increase and emend the
power of Judges is Wales, and to amend the Laws relatins
is the

HUMS said, be hoped the Hon. °adman would In-
troduce a douse fir pment the Welsh Judges from bolding seats
that Rouse.
. Mr. JONES aid, it was not his Intendon to propose such i
shut; but it any Member thought proper to do So, he should
hays-his support.--Leave was then ghee to being In the BM
Lard A. HA hi ILTON gave node', that to-sorrow seitudgist
he should move tut km to being In a &I to abolish the Intetbr
•
Conliniesary C,ourts In Scotland. ••
. Ate. OOU LBUSN laid on the table Copies ol Cortuspond-
ene• betwora the Government, the Irish Judie!. and the Com-
adwiesserta inquiry; likewise Copies oldie alba Indictment,
ikerrOrdend to-be printed.—Adjourned at Half-past Wren.
LIST OF THE IcIINORITT •
•

011 111173111.111110110ar rot RINICAMI £15.000 tll 11110A1M0 ?81

A ATILLBIII.3I4IICii 17.
Bennet, Hon. H. G. Hume, J.sepb Real, James
Bernal, Ralph Hobbouse, J. C. ihnkb, William
Blake, Sin F:" James, W. Warm. J. A.
Browne, Dorn. Jervoim, G. P. Webtie. FAward
Caulfield, Hon. 11. Lamb, Hon. C. Wbknwore, W. W.
DaCrespigny. Sir W. Lambton, J. O. . Williams, J. P. :
JAMison, W. J. Leader, W. Williams, W.
baneannon,Viscountlionck, J. B. Wren!, M.
Xmas, William Poyntz, W. 8. .—...
Farquharson A. Robarts, G. J. MUM.
_ -

cisiic, Sir Itoirinsois Sir 0. Ricardo, David

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1523.
THE FUN DS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols pinned at 74* 1; went to e; down again, to fel, at
which at this time they are steady. Some business was done in
the earlier part of the morning.
Foicasos Finuas.—Spanish Rands opened this morning at 251,
561145* 1, with a heavy market, most persona sellers; Chilian 09,
Ncw Spanish 251, Old .34, New Prussian 723 to 7tte, Russian
74* to 72e, Columbian SO* e. Spanish Scrip 401.
11.414.-raver Thu, o'CLor.o.—Up to this hour, we do not
hear that there are any arrivals from Paris. •
. PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. .
3 per Cent. Consols 743/4 Vb
4 per Cts. New 9.154 14 W.-India Bonds 233.215.
-Exchequer Bills of CLOW, 10. 12s.
Consols fur PAyment 74% 1% vs.

In dill-louse of Commons last night, Sr JA3IIIII
ACK NTOSSI asked whether his MAJESTY'S Ministers:
hoped still to prevent, by negotiation, the unprovoked
aggression by France ?
. The answer of Mr. CANOTING was as decisive as the
existing .posture of affairs tan be supposed to admit
of. " The hnpe." he said, "to which this Govern:'
ment had' long fondly clung, of preventing a War
between France and Spain; if not totally eatinguirlesk
was so far diminished as not to.alluw a reasemitie,
espertatiort kostilities scald be award.* ••
• Mr. CANNING aecumpanied this declaration with
an indication of the general principles on Whisk
the 13!it4ii :GOscrutticnt has proceeded in its Me-
diation ; and they are each as we axe convinced
must give great and -general satisfaction. 'The
" sacred independence sr nations," the " balance of
poer," the a faith of treaties," the oldigatioits,
whether positive or constructive, existing between us
and other nations," hive all been kept scrupulously
in view ; and what is of equal import in aquestion of
thisitattne, due regard has heed paid to the pre-
servation of "the interests, honour, and moral sta-
tion of England."
. The Right lion. Secretary intimated, that soon
after the Recess (should nothing occur in the interim
to cause an alteration in his views) he will lay before
Parliiment a more detailed explanation of the line
of policy his Majesty's Ministers have pursued, as Lich
will enable Parliament and the Country to judge
how far they have in truth acted up to the general
principles' hus distinctly proclaimed.
Mr. Caanztao added at the same time an as-
sarance, which must convey comfort to many an
anxious mind throughout the country, that however
Ministers may despair of preventing war between
France and Spain, they see no reason—with a perfect
regard, of course, to all, the considerations before
asentlor.ed—for involviiig this country in the same
olamity.
• difter CANSINCI 111•-1 left the House, Sir riA N.
tzt. i..blittislity took an opportunity of expressing,
akivort plain terms,. his opinion, that Miaisters arc
guilty of a great dereliction of duty, in not at once
plunging the country into a war, to enforce the views
which they entertain of the Conduct of France. Ac-
cording to the Hon. Baronet, there has been " !wither
sense nor policy," " hononr nor good faith," in .their
good uet—it has been altogetlier" base and degrading."
—We were among those who admired the butt al
true English feeling with. which Sir Fawners Stitt,
• adsrr atapplatforfOrd at the C0M81616011114t of tl>s
Elestios One :uit expression of the natiesig
feeling trey, seemed dealrao shositi
abroad,' Os on the Pending clu0004:*
imesiiion lisaieti but what delusion
.01,110,0
zglirettatlarglish feeling, when thOigft.aei
• out such bold,, equatell44K- ..ualliflndi
against. the Minim/ is isaees of that'
• k.to *hods the vindicaglikismr foreign
ti 4aikelo wi ffkialti belongs, and ia#iiitimes of all that
'on 146th n roisters have theclaaid thiaisaiwee
itiidi, give, acid without whicb,it is not passible
milat *le uogieern4la Baronet, or any man whatever,'