Star.
London, England, 1828-06-25 00:00:00

MINORITY

On Mr. 111. A. Tavr.on's Motion, relative to the Appropriation of
£250,000 to the building of Buckingham Palace without the
consent of Parliament.—June 24.
Altborp, Viscount Graham, air James Poynti. W. E.
Baring, A. Grattan, James Protheroe Edw.
Baring; F. Grosvenor, Hon. R. Price, Robert
Baring, W. B. Gordon, Robert Rice, T. S.
Bernal, R. Guest, J. ' Rickford, W.
Brougham, H. Heneage, G. F. Robinson, Sir G.
Brougham; J. Hobbouse, J. C. Rowley, Sir W.
Burdett, Sir F. Howard Henry %melt, Lord J.
BIDS, G. Hume, Joseph Rowell, J.
Beigrave, Viscotmt Hurst, Robert RumbOld, C. E.
Benett, J. Hutchinson, John H. Robinson, O. R.
Calvert, C. Howick, Viscount Sebright, Sir J. .
Calvert, N. Jepbson, C. D. O. Sefton, Earl of
Carter, J. Labouarre, H. Slam, R. A.
Cavendish, Lord G. Lamb, Hon. G. .Smith, W.
Cave, H. 0. Laster, B. L. Stuart, IL V.
Clifton, Viscount Lloyd, Sir R. P. Stanley, Lord
Clements, Viscount Langston, J. H. &ewarr, Sir IL Si
Clive, E. B. Lumley. J. S. Talbot, R. W.
Colborne, N. R. Macdonald. Sir James Thomson, C. P.
Dawson, A. Marjoribanks, S. Townshend, Lord J.
Davies, T. Marshall. J. Waitbman, Ald.
Denison, W. Martin, John - Warburton, H.
Duncannon,Vlscount Maxwell, John Webb, Edw.
Dondas. Hun. T. Milbank, Mark Western, C. C.
/Midas, Hon. O. Munck,J. B. . Whitbread, W. H.
Duncombe, T. Normanby, Viscount Wilbraham, G.
Davenport, K. D. Nugent, Lord Wad, Aid.
Du Cane. P. Noel, Sir G. Wood, J.
librington, Viscount Osborne, Lord F. Wood, C.
Easthope. J. Palmer, C. F. Wrottesley, Sir J.
Ellison, C. Pendarvis, E. W.
Fazakerky, J. N., Philips, G. sen. ?SLUMS.
Ferguson, Sir IL Philips, G. juo. Stanley, Hon. E.
Forteseue, Hon. G. Ponsonby, Hon. W. S. Taylor, M. A.
French, A. ' Ponsonby, Hon. G.
LIST OF. THE MINORITY

Of Twenty-six who voted against the Introduction of a Bill to Dis-
qualify certain Voters of East itetford.
Baring, B. Euston, Lord Rumbold, E.
Blake, Sir Francis Ebrington, Viscount Stewart, Sir M. Shaw
Barclay, David Fyier, T. B. Pnilips, G. R.
Cholmeley, M. J. Hume, Joseph Thomson, C. P.
Cave, Otway Grattan, James Warburton, H.
Carter, John Lamb, Hon. George Wood, John
Dawson, Alexander Marjoribanits, J.
Davenport, E. D. Maxwell, John TILLIIII.
Dundas, Sir Thomas Monch, J. B. Graham, Sir James
1 Dundus, lion. Thos. Nugent, Lord Gurney, Hudson

LIST 07 TII7 MINORITY
Of Forty-eight, who voted with Sir J. Nrwroar ".for an Address
to lils Majesty, that he would he pleased tit-direct an Inquiry
into the State of Unions, of the Pluralities, and of the Condition
of the Curates in the Church of Ireland."
1 Benett,.l. Ruston, Lord Philips, G. R.
Baring. 8.. Graham, Sir J. Phillimore, Dr. •
Baring, F. Grattan, J. Rice. T. S.
Blake, Sir F. Grattan, H. Ridley. Sir M. W.
Bentinck. Lord G.. Hume, J. Smith, W.
Cave, 0. . Lamb, Hon. G. Stuart, V.
Calthorpe, Hon. —. Lambert, J. Stanley. Lard
Carter. J. Lumley, S. Tenni.on, C.
Calvert, N. Moberly, W. L. Thom.ou. C. P.
Clive, B B. Marjoribanks, S. Tmvnshend, Lord C.
Colborne, R. 'Monett, J. B. Wood, J.
Cholmeley, M. J. Maxwell. J. Wilson. Sir IL
Davenport, E. Martin, J. Warburton, H.
Dawson, A. hP Donald, Sir J. Warrender, Sir 0.
Dundas. Sir T. Newport, Sir J. TZLI.IIIII4.
Dundas, Hon. T. , Nvgent, Lord Stanley, F.
Chrington, Lord Palmer, C. F. Fitsgetald,Rt.Hon.M.

1 HE EVENING .STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY.,JUNE 25, 1828.

STOCK RXCHANGK, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Rio de Jannis Papers have arrived two days latet than those of
yesterday ; but they do not mention anything about peace with
Buenos Ayres.

Consok opened this morning at 861 for the Account, and at pre-
sent may be quoted at an
In the Foreign market Portuguese Stock has receded 6 per cent.
being now at 606.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The blockading system of Don Munoz. causes some anxiety in
the City, and our City politicians are alimus.ing the legality of this
proceeding, as our Government cannot interfere, as he has signed
himself, as yet, only Prince Regent.
Consols may at present be quoted at 881 4.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Rink Stock 2111 101 India Bonds 101 2
5 per Cent. Red. 871 S 71 South Sea Stock
5 per Ct. Cons. Shut Old Annuities
56 per Cent. 956 411000 Excheq. Bills 65 4
31 per Cent. lied. 951 . 2500 Ditto 65 4
4 par Ct. New, Shut • .2100 and 1200 Ditto 65 6
4 per Cent. 1826, 1041 1 1 Advertised
Long Ann. 19 11.16 1 Bank for Acet.
India Stock Consols for Acct. 881 1 1
'OREM N. FUNDS. TWO tEeI.oCK.
Brazilian Bds. 5 pet. 641 i Do. Ace. 591 40
Do Acet.646 Portug. Bds. 5p C.
Buenos Ayrts Bds. 6p C. 4$ DoAcct 601 60
Guatimala Bch. 6 p C. 31 1 Span. Bds. 1825.4'5 p. C. 7e
b1ez.8d5,11125,6 pCt. 40 1 Do. Acct.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN SH A HRS. TWO O'CLOCK.

Anglo Mexican
Brazilian
British Iron
United Mexican

SHAM PAID.
100 90 22k
35 40 89
50 45 101 t
40 141 15i i

There was no business of importance before the
House of Lords last night.
In the House of Commons Mr. WILMOT-HORTOIe
moved a Resolution, pledging the House, in the course of next
'Session, to take into consideration the propriety of promoting
emigration on an extended scale, with a view to the relief of pau-
perism in Ireland, and to relieve this country from the emigra-
tion of Irish paupers. After a long discussion, in which the prin-
cipal speakers were Mr. H. Gaarran, Colonel Tamen, Mr. May.
nice FITSGIMALD, Mr. Stainer, and Mr. Secretary Pszt., the Re-
solution was withdrawn.
Sir ions NZWPOST then brought forward his motion for an
inquiry into the state of the Church of Ireland, in respect to the
union of benefices. After a conversation, In which the Cmsticatwa
of the EZeNIQOI[II, Mr. MAUSICE FITZGZPALD, and Mr.l.lsXlr.
Foam joined, the first ResOluttion was negatived by 59 to 48; the
rest were negatived without a division.
Mr. N. Catminv obtained leave to bring in a NU to disfranchise
certain Freeholders of East Bedard, by a majority of 74 to 26, the
House having divided on the motion.
The Sale of Game BiU went through a Committee.
Some conversation took piece in consequence of certain questions
pat to his Majesty's Ministers by Lord Joan Russiu.t., respecting
the relations with Portugal, arising out of the extraordinary con-
duct of Don Idiom. Mr. Secretary Pin., in answer to the clues-
dons of the Noble Lord, stated that the British Government .o
entirely disapproved of the measures pursued by that person, that
they bad instructed the British Ambassador to cease his functions,
considering that the conduct of Don Mitteat was so diametrically
opposite to fair dealing, and that solemn pledge which he had given
to support the Constitutional Charter—a departure from which this
country could not recognise.

It appears by the Circulars of the Brokers, that the
import of Cotton int) Liverpool during the first five
months of the present, is less by 113,000 bags than, the
import during the first five months of the past year.—
The import up to the end of May, 1828, amounts to
249,685 bags, against $63,645 up to the same period in
1827. The stock in Liverpool on the 31st of May last
was less by 27,000 bags than the stock in the port at
the corresponding period of the preceding year.
We heartily wish the proportion between the two
years had been the other way—considering, as we do,
the cotton manufacture as the main stay of this country,
and viewing with alarm any probability of its declen-
sion. The decrease of 113,000 bags is certainly not
calculated to excite an alarm of such a kind, but it is
worthy of attention as a hint which cannot be given too
often—that without an alteration• in the Corn Laws,
and without some alleviation being made in the cost
of production and labour, our Monopoly of the cotton
and other manufactures cannot be permanently secured.
The tendency of the new American Tariff is not to be
mistaken ; it is to encourage the home manufacture of
the raw material, which they now send across the
Atlantic to be spun. The accounts from Germany and
all parts of the Continent speak of the continual increase
of factories in quarters formerly supplied by Great
Britain. Let us then take warning in time, and not, by
keeping up a system of high prices for the pretended
benefit of the landed interest, run the fearful risk of
ruining interests of threefold more importance.

A Jamaica mail has arrived this morning—left on
the 14th of May, and Carthagena the 2d of May.

FROM THE JAMAICA COURANT, MAT 9.
TRADE WITH COLOMBIA.

We understand from a merchant in correspondence
with Bogota, that two days after the sailing of the
Cygnet Packet a duty of three per cent, was imposed
on the export of gold coins, and six per cent. on that of
silver. On the 15th of May, the old Spanish Royal
Tariff comes into effect on merchandise imported from
the American Colonies, and the same law will be in
Ifoice against vessels from Europe on the 15th of July
next. The conseqdence of this increased taxation on
commerce must.bey to restore the old habits of smog-