Star.
London, England, 1822-08-01 00:00:00

.tsing . put
from the Chair, and carried.
A menage from the Lords announced their Lordship" con-
currence with the Greenland Fishery Bill, the Dish Omelet.-
dal Credit Bill, the Irish Insolvent Debtors' Bid, and several
other Bills.
Mr. SRNNRT, in the absence of an Hod. Baronet, gave
notice, that it was the Intention of that Hobs Baronet, early In the
apt Session, to wheat • motion to the House respecting the
Mods of Corporate Bodies. He Sao gave notice fat himself,
that it was his Intention to call die attention of the House to a
aikidos relative to Courts of Inquiry..
Mr. HUME gave notice, that unless something was done in I
the interim by Government, he would, in the next Session, bring
forward a motion on the atihi of Church Property in Ireland.
Mr. PRRNDERGAST moved foe the printing of certain
Papers, selected from those to which be had called the attention
of the House on the preceding evening, in ortter that it might
be seen whether they contained anything that could justify the
insinuations which had been thrown out on a late occasion
against him.
Dr. PHILLIMORR thought the Honourable Gentleman
bad taken too 001i0111 a view of the subject. lie already stood
exculpated, and be, therefore, thought the printing of the docul
mots unnecessary.
Mr. Fosses and Mr. Hams were of the same opinion.
Mr. PRIM DERGAST had only wished to repel a
wild' Ise felt to be most unjust, most false, and most one at '
After what•had been said, he had no objection to withdraw the
motion.—The motion was accordingly withdrawn.
The House went. into a Committee on the Acts of the 40th
and 53J of George 111. relative to Hides and Skins, in which a
Resolution regulating the amount of duties was moved and
agreed to. The House resumed, and the Report vr. s ordered
to be received on Monday.
Lord I'AI.IIROSTON brought up the Report of the Com-
mittee on Public Accounts, which, after a few words from Mr.
MAIIERLY. Lord l'Auraateron, and Mr. Hums, was ordered to
be printed.
Mr. BliOQ DEN moved an Address to the Crown for a re-
turn of all fines levied on the proprietors of land in Trinidad, with
other returns relative to the affairs of the Colony. lice motion
was agreed to.--Adjourned tIM Monday.

not In gawky ire akeed se tbe.disposet of the
far as if they were.
there is placed at the dismal of the 'Minister *1
' eight millions of reals,to aid in this levy of 211,006
to the ultettar arrangements which the aztra„,.:
, whom I shall corVoke as soon as possible, may
, into consideration ibis decree, and the pressing asa
urgent Ansetances which bavis &died me to issue
"Madrid, July l 7:" • • • •
This is the first intimation whith his MAJiST has
given of bin determined design to convoke as soon as
posiible the Extraordinary Cortes, though such a
measure was easily foreseen, and, in the circumstances
of the country, concluded to be indispensable.
An article from Viennajn the Alliesueime Zeilststg;
seems to leave no doubt respecting-the destrectiod of
the Turkish fleet at Tscheime by the brave and en.
terprising Greeks. The most important consequences
are justly anticipated from such an event, which is
deemed decisive of the fate of Greece, and has been
celebrated by the Greeks With the most religious
enthusiasm thnoughout all the Archipelago.
The .lournel des Dekts has a long letter from Ma_
drid, dated. July 18, giving a sort of report of the
state of affairs in the different provinces of Spain.—
'fhe statement is gloomy enough, but it is sadly
exaggerated.
The trial of the Belrort conspirators is still going
on at Colmar ; but, although a number of witnesses
have been examined, it does not appear that they
will be able to bring the charge home to the accused,
triless by the utmost stretch of the doctrine of con.
structive treason. One of these papers states, that a

telegraphic dispatch from Strasburg announced, that
while the trial was going on, the mill of t.!:e gun-
powder factory at Colmar b'ew up, at six o'clock its'
the morning of the 26th ult. Several inc:ividudls
were wounded. It adds—" The military service is
doubled ; patrols of soldiers perambulate t:ie town,
And public order is not disturbed."—The Ll:owing
are extracts:

not occurred to him to call for 11011111Orthe retrench-1 those who are
Menu which he now wished to effect, while be sat on Minister of WI
that side of the House to which he was now,apposed. . Finally, tl
Me. MABERLY was of opinion'. that a ittiEcillit War' sum of
reduction.in the expenditure of the 'country bad not men, subject I
been effected.—The question of A djour omen, on die dinary cartes,
rising of the House to Monday anti-was then put I make, taking k