Star.
London, England, 1819-03-27 00:00:00

THE EVENLNG SVIR

LONDON.

Wan .z flows Gwynn, Req. versus Saeicetur Far.oraicx
°WY Eeq.—A full Report •of Ibis Trial will be given in
To-morrow's Obscner.

SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1819.
THE FUNDS. _

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Bank Stock shut—Bank Long Anns. shut.
3 per Cent. Reduced shut—Cons. 7411
Cons. for Acc. 75 7.4—Si per Cent. shut.
t per Cent. shut.-5 per Cent. Nary 105 10.1 105
India Stock shut—Exchequer Biil3(id.) 4 3 5 dis.

PRVISIAN Loan.—The Half-yearly Dividend on the Loan
of £5,000,000, contracted for in London, for the service of his
Mwarssir the Knots of Pausal.." due on the tot of April nest,
will be paid daily from that time, at the Counting-house of
N. M. RosuscNlLD, New-court, &. Swithin's•lane, between
the hours of ten and three.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this morning.
The Resolution of the Peers on the Election Law,
has been rejected in the Chamber of Deputies by a
majority if 150 to 94.
The closing discussion on Tuesday was opened by
M. ROZER COLLARD, who spoke against the propo-
sition.—M. LAM! followed, and in a long speech en-
deavoured to justify himself from the inconsistency
with which he lAs been charged in taking part with
the Chamber of Peers against a law, in the formation
of which he had himself so prominent a share.
The KEEPER of the SEALS replied to the chief
points of M. Laine's speech. Alluding to the late ad.
dition to the Chamber of Peers, he observed that it
had been rendered absolutely necessary by the con-i
Iduct of the Chamber in rejecting all projects of law
introduced by Ministers, even without examination,
and that the exercise of the Royal prerogative by the
King of France on
,this occasion, was net greater than
what had been seen in England, where, during the
present reign, more than a hundred Peers-have been
successively created, without any objection being
raised by the House of Commons.
The Reporter of the Commission on the Proposi-
tion (Count Br.t:oNoT) was then loudly called upon
for his misty; but he declined making any, and the
question being put to the vote, terminated in the
spanner before announced.
The Chamber of 2cers had also a meeting on, the
same day, when the order of the day called for the
dis,:msion of the proposition for an Adih-css to the
*_;lug to bring :n a Law for the revocatinn rif that of
the 9th November, 1815, respecting Seditious Cries.
Several Members demanded the adjournment, on the
ground that the Project of Law on the Press, pre-
sented on the preceding day in the Chamber of De-
puties, already contained a proposition for the repeal
of the Law in question. The adjournment was cop-
. posed by other Members; but, on being put to dae.
vote, was carried by a majority (which may becen-
sidered as one in favour of Ministers). of 110 to 4/7.
Three new Peers, whose titles had been previously
verified, wrre introduced at this sitting—namely, the
Marquis D'AnAcoN, Baron DUBRETON, and Count
M.tuatcc MATHIEU; and the titles of another of
the new creation (the Duke de COREGLIANO) were
presented, and remitted to a Committee, who re.
ported for their validity.
The number of Petitions presented to the Cham-
ber of Deputies for the maintenance of the Law of
Elections, is said to have amounted to no less than
nine hundred. .
A Law for a new organization of the National
Guards is announced to be in the course of preparation.
The Journal de Paris states, that the public wan-
, quality was again disturbed at Nismes on Sunday,
the 14th. The soldiers of the garrison'wese insulted ~
crowds -;etiabled in the vicinity of the Theatraj and
4 general fight appears to have ensued. in which see
vsral persons were wonxiad with sticks and stones.
Tile military Comraastdant nits at tengtbistOgad to