Star.
London, England, 1827-06-15 00:00:00

Mr. TENNYSON said. that as auffelent time bad not bee*
afforded to the Burgesses of Exit Raiford to appear against the Bill
•—..htaement of that Borough, he would, with the pet,

for the

mission of the House, postpone the second reading until Mac day,
neat.—Second re.ding postponed accordingly.
On the motion of Mr. C. Paumma, the Savings Bank Bill was
read a second time.

The Malt Duties Bill went through a Committee. Report
ordered to be taken into further umssideration on Monday next.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
House adjourned at Harr-rase ONIt O'CLOCK.

MINORITY
On the Amendment of the Duke of Piazzaslos on the Corn Bill.
VILSSZIIT.
Dudley Landaff, Bishop of
Dnfferin Lansdovrn
Dyntvor Lyndbdrst
Realm Lucan
Farbborougla Mendip
Ferrer' Milford
Foley Montagu
Fortescne Morley
Fitzgibbon Ormond*
Goderich Portland
Gower Rombery
Glocester,Bialsop of St. Alban 's
Glocepter St. David's,
Gosford St. Helen's
Grantham St. Vincent
Grosvenor Selsey
Harcourt Sakesford
Hardwicke Sligo
Harrowby Seaford
Holland Spencer
Hood Somerville

Atm'my
1 Aukbad

rough
Bristol, Bishop of
Bristol, Marquis of
Caltborpe
Carlisle
Carnarvon
Cawder
Chester, Bishop of
Clandearde
Oddest
Clinton
Cornwallis
Constewn
Cowper
Darlington
Darnley
Delaware

Howard deWalden Suffolk
Dragster Susses
King Sydney ' .
ILlripton Wharocl.
___ _ •
Lake Winchester, Dag of
ramie.
Allesbary Irskioe Mate
Bangor, Bishop of Feetescuse Marlborough
Buckinghamshire Grenville glaryborough
Byron Granville Norwich, Bishop of
Chichester, Bishop of St. Germain. Peterborough, 13p. of
Crewe Grafton Ponenoby
Clarence Home Stafford
Churchill Hereford Sondes
Caledon Howard of Effingham Scarborough
Carrick Lincoln, Bishop of Somerset
Carysfort Lichfield & Coven. Stuart,ofCastlegtnart
Coombs= try, Bishop of Waldegrave
Duncan Leeds Winchester
Derby Langford Wilton
D =big% Leeds*, Bishop of Yarborough
In the List of thb 111, in yesterdays Paper, we have
omitted the names of Lord ftimfesd and WartLyte , and of Lord
Hertford s the mama eg Lord Weston (msisP Printed Callag-
han) and el Lord Harcourt belong to the lit of minority. Lord
Delamere also voted in the minority.

Dfsby
Dv Donstanvilie

Devonshire
Downs
Dswnshire
Dude

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGS, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Canals, which left at yesterday at Itti to U for the Account,
opened this morning at 85; since which, they have been alter-
nately buyers and sellers at the above price, with not much busi-
ness doing up to the present time. .

There is also a total stagnation in the Foreign market, and the
prices are nominal.
According to accounts from Stockholm, the Swedes are arming
a seventy-four, two frigates, and several lighter vessels, to join the
Russian squadron at Cronstadt, against the Turks.
Current prices: Old Spasisb 12, Mexican 631 69. C 01110114815
23 4, Russian 914 4, Danish 614 02.
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.
•
The Coosa market bas a very firm appearance. and continues
improving. Since the early part of the morning, Consols have got
op Orr Cent. and may at present be quoted at $54 for the Ac-
codit. The Commissioners gave $4l for Reduced.

' - -
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stott 2041 2053 India Stock Shut
I per Cent. Red. 841 4 k Ditto Bonds 80 82 81
3 per Cent. Cons. Shot. Sands Sea Stock
33 per Cent. 901 3 1 Old Annuities
33 per Cent. Red. 903 3 41000 Ezebeq. Bills 47 49
4 per Cent. New Shut. £5OO Ditto 47 58
4 per Cent. Scrip 4100 and 4200 Ditto 47 50
4 per Cent. 1826,101 1003 Advertised 47 49
Long Ann.l93 Consols for Acct. 85 841 853
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
eolomblan Bonds, 6 p Ct. Mel. Boniss per Ct. 563 56
Ditto 8d5,1824' 283 I k D0.8d5.t8115,6 p Ct. 69 683 693
i.o. Acct. 283 il 3 Do. Acct. 693 693
Hanish Ms. 3p Q. 811 i Portuguese 11d5.59 C. 753
Gr.Bds.lBlls, 5 p Ct. 171 18 Russ. lids, 1822.5 pill 923 3
Do Acct.lB 4 Span. Bis 5 p Ct. 113
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
WASS. PAIN
Anglo Mexican 100 80 51
Brazilian 100 $0 231
Potosi La Pas St Ferns. Am. 13 5 41 181
Real del Monte 400 400 315
United Mexican 40 30 13
Alliance British and Foreign 100 10 81
Marine Alliance 100 S 43

Fusco Fusin, JUNE 12.—Five per Cents. 1061. 40c.— Mires
per Cents.69t. 60c.— Bank Stock, 2,0454 Neapolitan Rester{
754 60c.

Miss Tearful; Dis;;;Ze—gill—received the RoyalAssetft
by Conunissten last night in the House of Lords. The Act just
passed is likely to produce the most beneficial effect—lf not in pre-
venting, at least In diminishing, the number of Gretna Green mar-
riages.—The 818 fir legalising the Sale of Game again came under
consideration, on the motion for the Report bring received, which,
after a division, in which the numbers were 24 to 20, was carried.
The Admiralty Regulation Bill was read a second time, and ordered
to be committed on Monday.
In the Commons, the eecond reading of the East
Retford Disfranchisement Bill was postponed to Monday neat.—
Mr. Witness gave notice, that he would, on Monday neat, again
bring the subject of the Cern Laws under the consideration of Par-
liament, by moving lot leave to introduce a Bill to amend the Sai
Geo. IV. cap. 60.—Mr. C. N. RiLL3IIIII obtained leave t• bring In
a Bill to repeal the Act relative to estreated Floes, Recognizant's,
Recoveries, Ise.

It now appears that the Allied Poaers are giekv
time to the Turks and Grecks to settle their affairs; as

it is reported that no declaration on the part of the Al-
lier will appear for these three months.
We received this mornuig the Algeseeine Zeitung to
the Bth instant. In its Supplements, it gives very long
extracts from letters of Colonel HAIDLOGEA (the Bava-
rian Officer) of different dates, but as the latest is only
of the 17th April, they cantain of course nothing abso
lutely new. They give, however, some interesting par
titulars relative to facts already known. Speaking of
the appointment of Count CAPO Wl:mu, as President
of the Greek Government, the gallant Colonel says
4 We hope that the Count will accept the invitation of
his countrymen; the sooner he comes, the better, as this
will put a stop to the evils which Greece has suffered
from her annual change of Government."
The Algenteine Zeitung also contains 'deices from
Stockholm to the 2Sd ult. in which we find the follow.
ing practical illustration of the benefits of free trade:—
" Our pin is crowded with English, Danish, Russian,
and German vessels, besides Swedish and Norwegian,
a circumstance which has not occurred for many years.
We already begin to feel the happy effects of the liberty
of commerce, which bits succeeded the old system of
restriction, and which is extended every day. In most
of our sea ports, there is an extraordinary activity, and
ths flags of foreign nations are sees there, which have
been• long strangers to us."