Star.
London, England, 1827-06-08 00:00:00

Pa. illinffellsg le himself the right of judgin; which was ti safe
come M* ultimately taken.
Lord MILE RUSSEIsL was convinced much Stood might arise
from pussies tile BBL The Noble Lord had received various let-
ters ham Crampoons!, by which that Bojough had been increasing
In prosperity since it was disfranchised.
Sir C. FORBES opposed the Bill. They were called on to
punish's party of voters for the crime of having been discovered—
(A laugh). This reminded him of the conduct of certain perms!
in she areas of Canton. He had seen a Chinese pick dm
pocket of a European. If the thief was seen in the act they,
all fell on him. It was the same with an unfortunate crow—
when he was wounded the whole lock fastened on him. This was
one of the justices the Hon. Baronet bad always opposed, and be
should vote against the Bill. He could not disfranchise a Borough
like Penryn, when others were suffered to raise of a more &grant
character. They did not vote for money, but they were always
influenced by the Aristocracy.
Mr. 1). BARCLAY nude a few observations ageism the Bill.
It was the first instance in which • borough had been disfranchised
after its Representative had been duly elected.
Mr. VAN HONI RIG H considered it gross injustice to disfran.
chise a borough, and deprive Members of their seats, on the grounds
,ffered to the House.
The msestion being loudly called fee, the House divided—
For the third reading . 145
Against it 31
~.•••••114

Majority,

.

The Bill was then read a.tbird time and passed.
SALO OF aaloa BILL.
The House went into Committee on the Sale of Game Bill.
Sir J. SHELLEY said his hope was that the Hon. Gentleman
who advocated the Bill would tell the H,,use what he intended to
do. The Bill would protect poachers and destroy game.
Mr. HEATHCOTE of Baotou) was inimical to tbe• (lame
Laws, but disapproved of the Bill.
After an uninteresting debate, in which Lord Nunes, Mr.
Yu.tatas, Nr. PORTMAN, Lord Eaanutros. Lord listaissmon,
Lord Moarers, and Colooel WOOO supported dee mode*, and Mr.
Cum and Sir W. W. Willa oppoard it, the Home divided, when

there - -
airrtehtMotion 64
• ..
Against it . _ . 16
.
Majority —4ll
The Hoare then resolved itself into a Committee, and a variety of
fresh clauses were adopted.
Then House then resumed, and the Report was received. It
was ordered to be token into further consideration on Monday neat,
and to be printed.
The other Otders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
Howse adjourned at Term o'Ci.occ.
i

TH_E EVENING erAtt.

LONDONi

FRIDAY, eJUNE 8,1827.
STOCK EXCH ANG 14 TWELVE OCLOC K.
It appears that the decline which took place yesterday in-Cacao's
wan caused by tbe ]Gas's Message to gosh Houses last night, which
was privately known in the City. Consols, which left off yes-
terday at 881 to 84 for the Account, opened this manias at 84,
and soon after were done at 84e ; but at present may hit quoted
at 84 to h., with little doing. . .
In the Foreign masker, South Americans, excel( Oiiiisbian
goods remain steady:.

CITY, TWO.O'CLOCK.
This Consol market remains steady at 841 for the Account, with
liode doing at present. The speculators are waiting for the debate oo
the Ems's Message, thinking that soma-Baia' will come out in regard
to the affairs of Portugal, as it is generally thought all is not settled
in that eoudtry.—ln the Foray! motet Bier, is also luny little
doing, and South American Securities are moth the same as in the
earlier part of the morning.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO .O'CLOCK.
Bank Stack 204 2051 0 India Stock Shut
• 3 per Cent. Ited. 801 1 1 Ditto lionds 77 78 76
5 per Cent. Cons. Shot. " South Sea Stock •
54 per Cent. 90 Old Annuities 83
51 per Ceot. Red. 90 891 .51000 Excise* Bills 4tl 46 47
4 per Cent. New Shut. £5OO Ditto 48 46 47
4 per Cent. Scrip £100...m1 .dituo Ditto 46 46 47
4 per Cent. 11125, 991 1 Adver ti.ed• 40
!rang Ann. 191 Consols for Acct. 831 841
FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO (YcLocr..
C.nlomblan Boni.. 6 p Ct. Mex. Acct. iss i
Ditto 8de,1124, 119 281 29 I Russ. Bd., 181it1,8pC. 921 e •
1)0. Acct 981 £9 281 29 Do. Ace. 921
Gani.h lids. 5 p Ct. 611 1 Span. lids s p Ct. 12 111
Greek Bonds. 5 p Ct. Ditto 510, 111 121
Do. Bds. 1825,5 p Ct. 17 1 French Retires, 3p Ct 71f 25e
Mex./Ids. •1125,11 p Ct. Eachange 2Sf SOis
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
SHAN& PAID.
Potosi La Pas & Peres. Aso. IS 5 £1 15s
United Mexican 40 SO 121 13
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 95 gt
FRIANCII FUNDS, JUNI 5. Five per Cents. 101 f. Oe. Three
per Cents. 70f. Wk.—Bank Stock, 2,l)4of.—Atentes de Naples,
77f. 55e.

In the It use of Lords yesterday, Lord Eizeinsoaorco whhed
to know what had occasioned the increase in the Secret Service
Money during the last four years? and whether there was zany ob.
jection to explain what part of the Secret Service Money had been
applied to persons in the Foreign Department ? Viscount Duoter
and Woos said, he should remain silent from a sensed public duty.
Lord Svaanoroan bore an emphatic and honourable testimony to the
manner in which Mr. Sanarso had directed the application of this
money. " have had the honour," said the Noble Viscount, "to serve
under nine successive Secretaries of State fur the Foreign Deport-
ment; anti I never knew a Minister, with regard to this particular
branch of expenditure, more minute, or more careful, than the
Right Hon. Gentleman uho last held the Foreign Secretaryship.'

Just as we were going to press, we received the &elk
of yesterday ; bu its contents ate not of sufficient im-
portance to induce us to defer our publication beyond
the usual time. With the exception of, an article, co.
pied from the Mitts, on the affairs of Greece, and which
it seems to look upon as authentic, it does not contain
a single paragraph worth noticing. ,