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London, England, 1829-04-06 00:00:00

TH E EVENING STA R.

LON 1)0N .
MONDAY. APRIL 6. Ito 9
PRICK Oil STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
liana Stock 2071 S tz div India Bode 511 1 3
i.er Cent. lied. Sit 7ea die Old Anassitiesll6l et dist
3 per Ct. Cana 1171 6 4100 u Rachel. UM 60 1 59
it per Cent. ISIS. Mut £5OO Ditto 60 1
it per Cent. lied. 454 4CI die tine and 11101.1 Ditto 60 1
4 per Ct. New, 1021 I Commercial
4 per Cent. 1226.104 31 el die Bank for Aect.
Long Amt. 19 3.16 6.16 es div India fur Acct.
India Stock Shut I Consols for Acct 871 1
FOltititiN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
brazinan Rda. S pet. 5.113 2111 D otids Ma. 3 pCt. 641 f
Ds. Acct. 53 21 1ida,11133, Sp Ct. 901 20
BUNS*, Ayr.* Mutt C. 24 Do. Acct. 110 194
Do Aect 154 Pontsg.lkis SpC.42
nun iki., S per Ct. Do. Ace. 41
Do. Acct. IS Ru 55.116.11122, S p Ct. 96
ilunds.l624, 141 Spanish Sda S p Ct. 91 • 1
Do Acct. IS 141 Do. Acct.
UNITISII AND FOKKIGN SliAltaiS, TWO O'CL')CK.
masa. Pale.
3S 10
40 51
40 194 104
10 1 3a 114

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The second reading of the Roman Catholic Relief
Bill was carried in the House I Peers on Saturday even-
ing, by a majority of 105, after a debate unexampled in
the Parliamentary history of this country with respect
to its duration, and no: surpassed by any which heat
preceded it, whether considered with sefetence to the
importance of the subject, the exalted characters of those
who took part in it, and the talent, moderation, and
temper with which it was cenf meted. The House of
Peers has on this occasion proudly maintained its dig-
nity, and showed that distinguished talent may be united
ith illustrious station, and is in, at the present moment,
in a very remarkable deree. The moderation with
which the discus.ion was carried on was truly chase
teristic of the grave and dignified rank of the Lords
Spiritual and Temporal of the Coiled Empire.
Having b en steadily opposed to the claims of the
Roman. Catholics, we are grievously disappointed st
the result of this division, because it must be c .nsiffered
as settling the question that the measure, which we con•
eider in principle wrong, and in its probable malts
dangerous to the interests 4 f the ci unity, will be filially
carried. The opposition, however, a hich has been made
to the Bill by the..staunch opponents of a violation of
the Constitution, has.been productive of the happiest
effects. It has obtained the introduction of some
clauses which add to the security of the Protestant
Church, and it has rallied in its defence its truest
friends, while it has shown the people, from • horn
its future danger is to be apprehended. We shall
never cease to consider the meads, e as the most
fatal inroad which has seer been made upon our eivi
and religious lihertie.; and it will behove us, and -all
thine who feel for the wellaie of the Constitution in
Church and Stateon sub niiVng to the decision of the
Legisl stare, to watch withjealous care the advance of
:toy tumors: consequent upon this alteration of the
Protestant character of our Constitution, which may
endanger the Protestant Churches of England and Ire-
land, which are the great bulwarks of the Protestant
religion throughout the world.

The Official at•-couots r f the Revenue i f them
Britain for the Quarter and Yeairsespectively, euding
on the sth Instant, have been published, and we re.
grit to say that the result is sot by any means of a
satisfactory nature.
In the receipts of the (lamer there is a falling
off.under every head, as compared with the corres-
ponding Cavalier of 1828. and the total decrease in
the Quarter amounts to no less it sum than £546,912.
The Revenue for the Year eliding the sth Instant,