Star.
London, England, 1828-03-11 00:00:00

maauts MISTIPT SILL

Upon oar return to the gallery,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was moving the
Order of the Day for bringing up the Report that the Marine
Mutiny Bin be read.
Sir J. w ROTTESLEY complained of the useless expense of the
Commissariat Departtnent, and asked whether it could not be dr«
penned with, as far as the supplying the troops with bread and meat.
He believed that those articles could be supplici better to the sol.
dier, and cheaper to the public, by a different arrangement.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER thought the pre-
vent system of a general contractder the supply of bread and meat
was the most eligible that could 6! adopted.
The Report was received, and the Bill ordered to be read a third
time to-morrow.

STAMP SWIMS 411311/41111%111T ELL
Mr. G. DAWSON moved the committal of the above Bill, and
in answer to a question from Mr. WARIVIII" said, that the Bill
was intended to meet some practices in the system of insurance in
Scotland Injurious to the Revenue.
Mr. WA RBURTON said, that the Bill would have a most im-
portant influence upon the practice of insurance with respect to mar.
chandize, and he trusted that it would be deferred until the House
should have an opportunity of bearing the opinion of dime who
would be so materially affected by its present provisions.
Ph. DA WSON said, that he should be moss happy to defer the

8111, for the purpose mentioned by the Hon.
watch obliged to Min for pointing out the
swished the Bill td be committed proferma,
to e•e it from the objections mentioned.
The HIII went through a Committee, and tl
tti be restated on this day fortnight.

ROMAN CATWOLIC LAPS TLX
On the motion that this Bill be committi
r. &antes made a few observations.
• A *Wort conversation ensued, in which Mt
thet the purchasers of estates front Catholics of
any advantage from thisßill, and the ATTORMiI
hag on the history of the Land Tax, said that
tfalfty of power vested in the Commissioner)
exercise under the circumstances which had
-The Bill was then committed, and some vs
posed by Mr. G. Bonen, which were agreed)
The House then resumed, the Report was be
to be received on Monday.
Blr JAhi ES GRAHAM then brought in
Oration of Freeholders, which was read a '

}sad a second thee on Monday next.
The House then adjourned at EWEN o'Ci

TH IL EVENING

LON DON.
TUESDAY, MARCH 11

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELV
That Comet market remains steady this •

The same price they !eft off yesterday, 831 j,
they may. be•quoted at 113/ 4, with little ,"
.In the Foreign market also nothing is

CITY. IIALF-PAST
Consols have fallen I per cent. since

may pour be quoted at 831 for the Account.
- H

The report is revived for the third or
will be sent this evening to both Houses of P.
Government are going to send out a force of
the 31orta. Consols OS 83i.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOURI
Bank Stock Shut Melia Stoe
per Cent. Red. Shut Ditto tin
3 per Ct. Cons. 83e South Sea
La per Cent. Shut 3 per Cent.l

3i per Cent. Red. Shut €lOOO Ezi
4 per Ct. New 1001 t i £3OO Ditti
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut India for
Long Ann. Shut. Consols for
FORRIGN FUNDS, TWO if
Brazilian Ma. Sp Cr. 631 Me:
Do. Acet. 631. Do. Ai
Buenos Ayr:. lids. 6p C. 36 5 Me:. Ii
Chilian Bonds, 6 per Ct. 25 Do. Ace.'
Bond., 6 per Ct. Russ. Bds.
Do. R0nd5,1824,24i 4 Do Acet.l
Do Aect 24 Fr. Rent(
Greek Bonds, S p Ct. Eachan
Do.l.lds. 1825, S p Ct. 17 Do Acct,
BRIXISH AND FOREIGN SUA 11E5,1

Ilrazilian
Columbian
General Mining Assn.

{HA R I.
35
100

FA t►
20
22

In the House of Lords, last night,l
a were presented against the Corporation and '

guts of I.OIO>OINDERST presented A Petition f
favour of the Catholic Claims. The
(laced his second Bill on the Criminal Laws
_first time, and, along with the former Rill,
second time on Tuesday next.
In the House of. Commons, Sir
pumas presented a Petition from the
the Diocese of Wilts, against the Roman

veral Petitions in favour of the Claims were
_ KICNNZDT'S Scots Law of Entail Amendmen
time. Mr. Cowries put a question to Mi
anomaly inthe Corn Laws, by which grain
the Isle of Man under circumstances that di.
of the empire. Mr. F. Lewis said the evil,
be remedied in the intended Corn Bill. Jotr.s.
tip in custody, reprimanded, and discharm
Boroughs Polls Bill was read a second time)
Friday. The Pauper Lunatic Bill was rear
committed on Monday. The Resolution on
the Pound Duty on Pensions was agreed to.
Day for going into Committee on the East
`-‘ meat Bill, Mr. D. W. Hauer brought '
4 Mr. Caosarron should attend to give
the Committeee on the Bill. On the
being brought up, Lord Ncisativ moved a
abolition of Bogging in the army. After
length, the motive was negatived without a
was then received, as was that of the "
both Bills ordered to be read a third time .
Duties Bill was committed, the Report to be
day sennight. The Roman Catholic Land Tar
the Report to be received on Monday. The
holders Bill was read a first time.
Sir H. Pa*seu, Chairman of the
night presented the first Report on the
the Country. Sir H. PARICIELL, on present
about its contents, nor did any one pat questit
Baronet u to the points it touched upon ; hel
be printed, which was ordered by the Hut

The Paris Papers received last ni,
ther military intelligence ; but the
dated Sunday, states, that the letter:
nn Saturday, from Vier.na, anitounti
the presery asion of peace is given
and that the news of the passage of
Russian army was every moment ex
letters add. that it was certain that
the three Allied Powers. Art tarticlel
from the frontiers of Russia, appear
the obvious tendency of which is ti
able distrust with regard to the ;
Government, and declares that the
l'orte was .endangered by her pers
sent policy. The loss of the Car
hich we alluded yesterday, is unfor ti
In an attack on the Ist Feb. on the
Greek pirates (the Isle of Carabusa)l
action that vessel approached too nei
struck on some rocks, where she bet
the crew were saved. The new

Count CAPO DISTRIA, is stated as
popularity with his countrymen, in ,
strong measures he has adopted for
• piracy, in the profits arising from v
themselves have not disdained to par

A telegrahic dispatch has reaches
news from Lisbon to the 49th ult. fo
that received by the Packet. By th
we learn, that lion !sitcom had take

Charter on the 26th, and that he hiv
mistry. In addition to the Duke cf
Nl4tquis of VILLA RAAL, as Presidt
. and Minister of War, and interim M

RIO, for the purpose mentioned by the Hon.
much obliged to him for pointing out the
swished the Bill td be committed pr firma,
to gieve it from the objections mentioned.
e Bill went
gmihtt.tee, and t
to
be
tetavedoatthhriosudgeh a
yfoCnnomi
ROMAN CATWOLIC LAPS TAX
On the motion that this Bill be committ
Rants made a few observations.
• A Idiwt conversation ensued, in which M
thee the purchasers of estates from Catholics o
spy advantage from thisßill, and the ATTOIOII
hag on the history of the Land Tax. said that
efality of power vested in the Commissioner
exercise under the circumstances which had
-The Bill was then committed, and some •
posed by Mr. G. Kamen, which were agreed
The House then resumed,the Report was b
to be received on Monday.
ililr JAMES GRAHAM then brought in
*ration of Freeholders' which was read a firs
}sad a second time on Monday next.
The House then adjourned at ELITE/4 o'C
• "I .
TH ."1
EVENING
LONnoN
TUESDAY, MARCH 11
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELV
The Causal market remains steady this en
The same price they !eft off yesterday, 831
they may. bo-quoted at 834 4, with little doi
.In the Foreign market also nothing is doin
CITY. HALF-PAST
Cowell have fallen 1 per cent. since twel
may pow be quoted at 831 for the Account.
The report is revived for the third or four
will be sent this evening to both Houses of P
Government are going to send out a force of
the Slorea. Consols 83 831.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR
Bank Stock Shut India Sim
per Cent. Red. Shut Ditto But
3 per Ct. Cons. 831 if South Sea
3/ per Cent. Shut . 3 per Cent.
3i per Cent. Red. Shut 41000 Ex
4 per Ct. New 1001 t 1 £3OO Ditt
4 per Cnt4
per Cent. cts2ri6l, Shut £l,:doOia afond
r
Long Ann. Shut. Consols for
• FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO a
Brazilian Rds. Sp Ct. 631 Me: lids.
Do. Acct. 631 Do. A
Dooms Ayr,. lids. 6p C. 36 5 Mex. lids
Chinni Bonds, 8 per Ct. 25 Do. Acc.
Ottolohian ik,nd., 6 per Ct. Ras. Ns.
Do. Bonds ,1824, 241 4 Do Acct.
Do Aect 24 Fr. Hewes
Greek Bonds, S p Ct. Exchang
Do.llds. 1825,5 p Ct. 17 Do Acct
BRIXISH AND FOREIGN SHARES.
SHARI. PAID
Rrazilian 35 20
Colombian 100 22
General Mining Asso. 50 5
In the House of Lords, last night,
were presented against the Corporation and
quis of LOUVOINDERST presented a Petition f
favour of the Catholic Claims. The Marqui
(laced his second Bill on the Criminal Law
first time, and, along with the former Bill,
second time on Tuesday next.
In the House of. Commons, Sir
auntie presented a Petition from the Arch
the Diocese of Wilts, against the Roman
veral Petitions in favour of the Claims were
KICNNZDT'S Scot. Law of Entail Amendmen
time. Mr. CURTII4 put a question to Mi
anomaly in'tbe Corn Laws, by which grain c
the Isle of Man under circumstances that di
of the empire. Mr. F. Lewis said the evil,
be remedied in the intended Corn Bill. Jac&
up in custody, reprimanded, and discbarg
boroughs Polls Bill was read a second time
Friday. The Pauper Lunatic Bill was ma
committed on Monday. The Resolution on
the Pound Duty on Pensions was agreed to.
Day for going into Committee on the East
ment Bill, Mr. D. W. Keever brought for
' Mr. Caesareat should attend to give eviden
the Cummitteee on the Bill. On the Repo
being brought up, Lord Neater moved a c
abolition of flogging in the army. After
length, the motive was negatived without a d
was then received, as was that of the Mari
both Bills ordered to be read a third time th*
Duties Bill was committed, the Report to be
day sennight. The Roman Catholic Land Ta
the Report to be received on Monday. The
holders Bill was read a first time.
air H. Passau., Chairman of the Fin
night presented the first Report on the Inc
the Country. Sir H. PARXIELL, on presenti
about its contents, nor did any one put questi
Baronet as to the points it touched upon; be
be printed, which was ordered by the House
The Paris Papers received last ni
ther military intelligence ; but the
dated Sunday, states, that the letter
nn Saturday, from Viecna, antiounc
the preservation of peace is given
and that the news of the passage of
Russian army was every moment ex
letters add, that it was certain that
the three Allied Powers. An article
from the frontiers of Russia, appea
the obvious tendency of which is t
able distrust with regard to the
Government, and declares that the
l'orte was .endangered by her pers
sent policy. The loss of the Ca
hich we alluded yesterday, is unfot t
In an attack on the Ist Feb. on the
°leek pirates (the Isle of Carabusa)
action that vessel approached too nea
struck on some rocks, where she be
the crew were saved. The new Pr
Count CAPO DISTRIA, is stated as
popularity with his countrymen, in
strong measures he has adopted for
• piracy, in the piofits arising from a
themselves have not disdained to pat
A telegrahie dispatch has reache
sews from Lisbon to the 49th ult. fo
that received by the Packet. By th
we learn, that lion fdlcon had take
Charter on the 26th, and that lie ha
aistry. In addition to the Duke cf
M4rquis of VILLA RIAL, as Presid
. and Minister of War, and interim M

I re:
•cam=

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TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 18'18.

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all the
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did not,
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not be dia-
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to the col-
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the House
the will•
a defer tilt

B ill, for the purpose mentioned by the Hon. Gentleman, and was
much obliged to him for pointing out the circumstances. He only
wirhed the Bill to be committed proforrota, and he would take care
to Esbeve it from the objections mentioned.
The Bill went through a Committee, and the Report was ordered
to be received on this day fortnight.

ROMAN CATHOLIC LANA TAX BILL.
On the motion that this Bill be committed, Mr. Cunrers and
Mr. Baness made a few observations.
A short conversation ensued, in which Mr. Fuser's observed,
that die purchasers of estates:from Catholics ought not to be allowed
any advantage from thisßill, and the Arraarmr G ,in remark-
ing on the history of the Land Tax, said that there was more poten-
tiality of power vested in the Commissioners than they choose to
exercise under tbe circumstances which had existed.
The Bill was then committed, and some ve(bal amendments pro-
posed by Mr. G. llamas, which were agreed to.
The House then resume d, the Report was brought up, and ordered
to be received on Monday.
6ir J A NI ES GRAHAM then brought in the Bill for the regis-
!ration of Freeholders, which was read a first, and ordered to be
'read a second time on Monday next.
The 1-louse then adjourned at Et.aven o'CLocx.

TUN...EVENING STAR.

STOCK RXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Conseil market remains steady this morning, and ripened at
the same price they left off yesterday, 83i f, and up to this hour
they may be•quoted at ISSI 1, with little doing.
In the Foreign market also isothing is doing.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O:CLOCK.
Consols have fallen 4 per cent. since twelve o'clock, and they
nuy now be quoted at 8.3 i for the Account.
HALF-PAST TWO.

The report is revived for the third or fourth time, that a Message
',lithe sent chic evening to both Houses of Parliament, stating that
Government are going to send out a force of six thousand men to
the Morea. Consols 63 831.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut India Stock
n per Cent. Red. Shut Ditto Bonds 89 9(1
3 per Ct. Cons. 831 1 1 South Sea Stock
54 per Cent. Shut 3 per Cent. 1731,
3i per Cent. lied. Shut £lOOO Excheq. Bills 58 59
♦ per Ct. New 100 e .8500 Ditto 58 59
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and £2OO Ditto 59 60
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut India for Aect.
Long Ann. Shut. Consols for Acet. 831 I 1 831 1
IPORRIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bch. Sp Lt. 631 31ex Ibis. 5 p Ct.
Do. Acct. 631 Aect. 25 41
Thsenot A yrrs lids. 6p C. 36 5 Mex. 1id5,1825, 6p Ct 321 e
Chilian Bonds, 6 per Ct. 25 Do. Acc. 33 21
Colombian Bond.. 6 per Ct. Russ. 8d5.182'2, 5 per Ct. 891
D0.1i0nd5,1844,241 4 Do Acct. 891 II
Do Aces 24 Fr. Bente*, S p C. 102 f 50c ex div
Greek Bonds, S p Ct. Exchange, 25f 20c

Do.lkis. 18%5, Sp Ct. 17 I Do Acct.
BR 17ISH AND FOKEIGN Ski A ILKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SNARL. PAM
zilian
Columbian
General Mining As so.

35 20 69 68 67 70
100 221 17b
50 5 161 16

In the House of Lords, last night, several Petitions
were presented against the Corporation and Test Acts. The Mar-
quis of Losworoaaa• presented A Petition from Down county, in
favour of the Catholic Claims. The Marquis of laannows intro-
doced his second Bill on the Criminal Laws, which was read a
Bre time, and, along with the former Bill, ordered to be read a
second time on Tuesday next.

In the House of. Commons, Sir THOMAS LETH-
soma presented a Petition from the Archdeacon" and Clergy of
the Diocese of Wilts, against the Roman Catholic Claims.
♦oral Petitions in favour of the Claims were also presented. Mr.
Karnmes Scots Law of Entail Amendment Bill was read a first
time. Mr. Cumin, put a question to Ministers respecting an
anomaly in.the Corn Laws, by which grain could be imported into
the Isle of Man under circumstances that did not apply to the rest
of the empire. Mr. F. Lewis said the evil. if any existed, would
be remedied io the intended Corn Bill. JONATHAN Fox was brought
up in custody, reprimanded, and discharged. The Cities and
Boroughs Polls Bill was read a second time, to be committed on
Friday. The Pauper Lunatic Bill was read a second time. to be
committed on Monday. The Resolution on the Four Shillings in
the Pound Duty on Pensions was agreed to. On the Order of the
Day for going into Committee on the East Retford Distranchise.
assent BiU, Mr. D. W. HA brought forward his motion, that
Mr. Cm:melon should attend to give evidence on Friday next, in
the Committeee on the Bill. On the Report of the Mutiny Bill
being brought op, Lord NOOZNT moved a clause for the partial
abolition of flogging in the army. After a discussion of some
length, the motive was negatived without a division. The Report
was then received, as was that of the Marine Mutiny Bill, and
both Bills ordered to be read a third time this day. The Stamps
Duties Bill was committed, the Report to be brought up on Mon-
day se'nnight. The Roman Catholic Land Tax Bill was committed,
the Report to be received on Monday. The Registration of Free-
holders Bill was read a first time.

fir H. Paanau., Chairman of the Finance Committee, last
night presented the first Report on the Income and Expenditure of
the Country. Sir H. Paanat.t., on presenting it, made no remark
about its contents, nor did any one pet questions to the Honourable
Baronet as to the points it touched upon; he merely moved that it
be printed, which was ordered by the House.

The Paris Papers received last night contain no fur-
ther military intelligence ; but the Gazette de France,
dated Sunday, states, that the letters received at Paris
on Saturday, from Vienna, announce that all hope of
the preservation of peace is given up in that capital,
and that the news of the passage of the Pruth by the
Russian army was every moment expected. The same
letters add, that it was certain that Austria would join
the three Allied Powers. All an4CIC. purporting to be
tram the frontiers of Russia, appears in these Papers,
the obvious tendency of which is to throw consider-
able distrust with regard to the good faith of our
Government, and declares that the existence of the
Porte was .endangered by her persisting in her pre-
sent policy. The loss of the Cambrian frigate, to
hich we alluded yesterday, is unfortunately confirmed.
In an attack on the Ist Feb. on the strong hold of the
Greek pirates (the Isle of Carabusa), in the heat of the
action that vessel approached too near the island, and
struck on some rocks, where she became a wreck, but
she crew were saved. The new President of Gieece,
Count CAro eIITRIA, is stated as likely, to lose his
popularity with his countrymen, in consequence of the
strong measures he has adopted for the suppression of•
piracy, in the profits arising from a hich the Primates
themselves have not disdained to partake.

A telegrahic dispatch has reached Paris, bringing
news from Lisbon to the 49th ult. lour days later than
that received by the Packet. By this communication,
we learn, that Don MtGun had taken the oath to the
Charter on the 26th, and that he had changed his Mi-
nistry. In addition to the Duke of CADOVAL and the
Marquis of VILLA REAL, as President of the Council
and Minister of War, and interior Minister for Foreign

Affairs, he has nominated the Marquis of Vas*, Mi
nister of Marine, M. Lit?., Minister of the Interior, M.
FURTADO, Minister of Justice, and Count de LACZAI4,
Minister of Finance. These appointments will give
general satisfaction, as they offer the best guarantee for
the maintenance of the Charter. The place of Foreign
Affairs seems reserved for the Marquis of PALMELt.A.

The following accounts have bees received by the
French Mail this morning

Information from the Danube of the 26th Feb. states,
that it was believed Prince Metternich was going to
Paris and London, to make a last effort with ;he Go-
vernments of England and France in favour of peace,
but little hopes ate entertained of the result of his mis
sion. According to letters from Bessarabia, the move-
ments of the troops have become very remarkable in
that province: the army has received considerable re-
inforcements. The armies of the Pruth and Danube are
daily concentrating to effect the passage, which it is
I said will take place on the Ist or 7th of March. The
Turks, OR their side, are preparing to defend vigorously
the passage of that river.

Letters from Frankfort of the 28th Feb. state, that
an English Nobleman, the Marquis de Douro, eldest
son of the Duke of Wellington, has gone with all speed
to Vienna with important dispatches ; and on his arrival
at Paris he had a conference with the English Minister
for several hours.

Private advices from Constantinople, received since
the departure of the Diplomatic Agents, agree in stating
that most part of the troops which the Grand Seig nor had
collected in the above capital, are destined for an expe-
dition to the Mores; but it is hoped that the forces of
France and England, going to the Peloponesus, will
prevent the expedition. Orders, it is said, have been
sent to the combined squadrons to impede the Ottoman
transports from passing the Dardanelles.

A Buenos Ayres and Brazil Mail arrived this morn-
ing. The papers we have received by this conveyance
contain very little intelligence. Business, at the de-
parture of the packet, was continuing dull at Rio. The
exchange is quoted at 32. The following are extracts: