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London, England, 1829-04-01 00:00:00

MAJORITY AND MINORITY

On um Turns Rimanso ow vim ROWAN CATUOLIC Reuter Btu.,
MARCO SO.
Abercromby, Right Foster..l. 1.. Ponsonby, Hon. W. 3.
Hon. J. Frankland, R. Power, R.
Arland, fir T. Fremantle, Sir T. Powktt. Lord W.
Alesander.J. French, A. Pilots, W. S. •
Akhorp. Lord , GaAs*, Viscount Prendergast. M.
Anson. Sir G. • Gilbert, D. G. Prier R.
Noon lion. G. Gordon. IL Pringle, Sir W.
Apsl4, Lord Goulborn.Rt.Hon.H. Prink, Hon. F.
Arbuthnot. Itt.Hon.C.Gower, Lord F. L. Proby, Hon G.
Arbuthnot. Hon. CoLGrabam, Sir J. Prothro's, R.
Areedeckne, A. Graham, Marquis Pryse, I'.
Ashley, Lord Grant, Rt. Hoe. C. Ran, tt. Hon. Sir A.
Bail*, CaL Grant, Colonel Raise, Jonathan
Balkier, J. Grant, R. Raenabottarn, J.
Barclay, C. Grattan, J. Ramsdell, J. C.
Barclay, D. Grattan, H. - Ranclite. Lord
Baring, A. Grosvenor, General Rice, T. 8.
Baring, W. B. Grosvenor, Hum R. %abuts, A.
Baring, F. Gordon, Sir W. Robinson. Sir 0.
Beaumont, T. W. Guest, J. J. Robinson. G. R.
Waive, Earl Guise, Sir B. W. Rowley. Sir W.
Benett, J. Gurney, H. Bombed. C.
Bernina, Lord G. Hardinge, Sir H. Russell, Lord J.
Beresford,•Sir J. Hay, Lord J. Russell, R. G
Botsford. I.r. Col. Hay, A. Bandon, Viscorunt
Bernard, T. Heathrow, Sr G. 8 iondenoo. A.
Bingham, Lord Herrin, J. C. Scarlet. Sir J.
Birch, J. Hill, Lord A. Scott, Sir W.
Blake, Sir F. HS, Rt. Hon. Sir G. Scott. H. P.
Boyle, H0n...1.• Hothouse, J. C. &bright, Sir J.
Bourne,Rt.Hon. W.S. Hodgson, F. Sinclair. Hen. Maior
.Brecknock.• Earl of Horton. R. W. *Raney, R. A.
Brogden, J. Howard, H. Smith, 0.
Brougham, J. Hughes. W. L. Smith, W.
Browne, J. Hulse, Sir C. Somerset. Lord G.
Brownkna., C. Hume, J. Somerville, Sir 111.
Bruen. CoL Horn, IL Stanley, Lord
Buller, C. Iluski-son, Rt. lion. Stanley, K
Burdett, Sir F. W. Stewart, A. R.
Buxton, T. F. Hutchinson, J. Stewart, Sir M.
Burrard, G. Hutchinson. J. H. Saari, Lord P.. 1.
IlYalls 11 Howard, Hon. G. Stuart, H. V.
Calash. Rt. Hon. J. Ingllbp, Sir R. . Sykes. D.
Calthorpe, Hon. F. Innis, Sir H. Bogdan, KB.
Calvert, C. Jepbson, C. D. Talmash, Hon. F.
Calvert, J. Jermyn, Kan of Talmash, 1t... L.
Calvert, N. JoUiffe, Colonel Taylor, M. A.
Campbell, A. Kekewicb. J. I'. Taylor, Sir C.
Campbell, W. Kennedy, T. F. Tennyson, C.-
Campbell, J. King, Hon. R. Thompson, W.
Carew, R. Knight, IL Thompson. I'. B.
Carrington, Sir C. Knox, Hon. T. Thomson, C. I'.
Cartwright. W. Labouchere, 11. Tbynne, Lord J.
Castlereagh, Vise. I. sorb, Hon. G. lisynne, Lord W.
Caulfield. a om. 11. Lambert. J. S. Thl nut, H.
Cave, RI O. Lanislour, 5- H. Tierney, Hr. Hon. G.
Cavoidtsb. Lord G. Laments, Hun. W. Modal, Sir N.
Cavendish. C. Latouche. & Tomes, J
Chichester. A. Leaky. F. Tovrosbood, Hon. J.
Clerk, Sir G. Leonard. T. B. Trench, Coirnel
Clement,. Vac. Leicester, IL Talton. Hun. 11.
Clifton. V,.c. Lewis, Rt. llon.T. F. Tonna, R.
Clive, Vl.c. Le.ter. B. Twist', H.
(Nays lion. lit. Liddell. Hon. 11. Valletort, Lord
Cave, E. Lindsay, Hon. 11. Van Ilunirigb, P.
Clive, 11. Littleton. K. Vernon, G. 6. V.
Cockburn, Sir G. Lloyd, Sir R. Villiers. T. IL
Cocks, J. lloyd. T. Waltham's. Robert
Colborne, N. Ridley I,,„ckb,m. 5. Wall. C. IL
Cole, Sir C. Loth, J. Walpole. lion C.
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Cooks, Sir IL larnsWy. J. Warburton, H.
Come, Sir C. Lushington. S. Warrender, Sir G.
Corbett, P. 2ilabei ly. J. Webb, R.
Courrermy,ltt.llon.T Malteds, lieut.-Col. Wetmore, Hon. H.
Cradock, S. iti.cintissb, Sir J. Westenra, C. C.
Crampon'', S. Mackenzie. Sir J. Whitbread, S. C.
Daly, J. Maitland, Viscount Whitbread, W. H.
Der/Au , A. Maitland, Misr. ('apt. White. S.
Denison, W. J. - Marjo" ibanks, S. White, Colonel
Denison, J. - Marshall, W. • Whitmore, W..
Doherty. J. Martin, Sir T. B. Wilbraham, G.
Dpustaa, W. 11. K. Mutter, J. Williams, 0.
Drummond, aH. Sauk, Hun. W. Williams. T. P.
Dunne, P. Maxwell, J. Wilson, Sir Robert
PalinSisda. Karl of Shiba*, M. Wiunington. Sir F.
Disneannon, Vile. billdmay, P. H. J. Wudebouse, R.
Duneombe, T. S. Mika', Viscount * Wood, Matthew
Donau, Hun. G. Mont*. J. Wood, C.
Dgndas, U.ou. lt. blorisno, J. Wortley. Hoe. I
Thud" C. Itiorlasid, Sr SB. Wrottesley, Sir J.
Past, Sir ii. blorpetit. Viscount Wynn, Sir W. W.
F.asthope, J. Mostyn Sir T. Wynn, Itt.Hom C. W.
Kann r, Viscount. Mountebanks, Earl of Wyoills M.
Ebrisigton, Viscount Murray, Sir G. Yorke, Sr J.
Eden, Hon. 11. Northcote H. .
UluirLord Nugent,6lrd Teller'.
Ellis, Hum G. Apr Nugent, Sir G. Dawson. G.
Elio Lion. Augustus North, J. Planta, J.
lQiihri. C. - (Mica. W. S. Paired off.
Embower, Viscount .O'Brien, L. Heron, Sr R.
Boars, W. ()rd. W. Howlett, Viscount
Fane, lion. H. S. Owen, Sir .1. Soften Earl of
Vane. T. Osamotown, Lord Sorostr;er, Lord R. 0-
Parmahar, Sit It. Palmer. C. F. Clarke. Hun C. B.
Famo.erley, J. N.. Palmerstoo, Viscount Tavistock, Marquis of
birguson, Sir RC. Parnell, Sir Hedry Manias, Rt. Hon. W.
F;rgumon, R. C. Peel, Right Hon. R. Bouverie. Hun. IL
yon,,,,w,itoluu.m.Peel, W. Y. Owen, H.
Fitzgerald, L'rd W. Peel, 1.. S.ewart, J.
Fit zgerald, itt. lion..V. Pendan is, K Davenport, R.
Fillgerald, J. Philips, G. Smith, Han. IL
Fitzgibbon. Han. IL rhilip, Sir G. Davies, Colonel
Taal, .1. 11. IL Millman', Dr. Talbot, R. W.
Forbes, Viscount Phipps, Hon. Gen. Lethbridge, Sir T.
Forbes, Sir C. Peneval, Spencer Newport, Sir J.
Forbes, J. Ponsouby, Hon. F. O'Hara. J.
rarialtivs Hem G Pasereby, Boa. 6: Marshall, J.

THE 14:VENING STAR.

LON DON.

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'WEDNESDAY. APRIL I. 1829
PRICK OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Rink Stock abut ' India Hoods 33
3 per Cent. Red. abut South Sen Stuck
3 per Ct. Cots. 671 I 6 ilOOO Rubel. 11111.10 1
36 per Cont. 11116. abut 41000 Ditto 60 1
36 per Cent. Red. Shut iIO4I and AlOO Ditto 60 1
4 per Ct. New. 1026 Commercial
4 per Cent. 11126, abut Bank for Acct.
Long Ann. Mutt India for Acct. 131
India Stock Shot Coneole for Acet 1176
roitgin iv RuNos, TWO wei.ocK.
lirseillan lids. 3 pCt. 341 n dim Dm Acct. 631 es die
Do. Afxt. 346 Ira dim Illez Oda. 3 p Ct. 176
Hamm. Ayrve 11416.6 p C. RS Mez.11411.111113, 6p Lt.
Do Aeet LS Do Am. 216
t'svoiskluag II i.. 6 per Ct. 151 ' Peruv. Yds. 6p C. 116 IS
Do. Destate.lll44, Do. Acet.l2
Du Acct. 161 Span. ids. 16110, 3 p. C. Se
Do.'

gook KU. Sip Ct.
OKITISH AND FOKRION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

A-610 ‘leiicaa

1111611111. PAM.
100 100

dutzill.tos
35
Ditto Natives! IS
It would seem that a degree at haste.

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in modern Legislation, is to be used in fluting the Bill
for the relief of the Roman Catholics through the Doer
House. This Bill ems read a first time last night in the
House of Peer., and the Duke of Waumscrron signified
his pleasure (and his Grace's will is law) that it should
be read the second time on Thursday, that is, within
tor ty•eight hours after its introduction.and about twenty.
four hours after the Bill can be put into the bands of
the Noble Peers now in town. The arguments by
which this precipitous proceeding was justified Were.
that the Duke owed it to himself to shake off the odium
which had been heaped upon him for being a party to
this obnoxious measure, by explaining as soon as pos-
sible the motives which bad influenced his conduct ; and
secondly, that the House bad already had an abundance
f time to discuss thequesti•an on the daily presentation
of Petitions against it. To this we shall mer ly answer
that the personal object of his Grace might haw,
been attained by his making his esplanation on
moving- last night that the Bill be read a first time,
and that with sespect to the discussions which have
already taken place, they have, generally speaking,
not gone deeply into the principle or details of the
ate awges amid of the Noble Lords who have taken
part in those discussions having especially reserved
themselves till the Bill should be regularly before them,'
and those who entered more upon the general question
having been distinctly told by Ministers that ample
time .b u.st be allowed for the fullest discussion at a
proper leases. This. then. is the way in which those'
assurances are realized I and the Bill is to be hurried
through the House with as little ceremony as a Turn-
pike no rarn.ll Bill ! But the obleit is manifest. It is
to prevent the people of England from the full exercise
it their just right of petitioning against a measure
• bleb the Ministers now know to be, notwithstanding
their repeated declarations, repugnant to the feelings,
and execrable in the minds of ninety-nine hundredths
of the intelligent, peaceful, and religions people of ,
Great Britain; and thus to conceal from his Gracious
MAJUTT the knowledge of the real distress which his
subjects feel at this contemplated violation of the Consti-
tutihn,under which they have enjoyed so many blessings.
This course of proceeding we consider therefore wicked
and dangerous : wicked as well to the &mums as
the people t and dangerous, because it will lessen the
respect and confidence which the people of this country
so largely feel at present to the Upper House of Parlia-
ment. We therefore view the course pursued by the.
Ministers on this occasion, as well as the measure
with alarm and dismay; and we once more earnestly
exhort them to passe in their intended proceedings,
Wine it be too late to preserve the vessel of the State
from shipwreck and destruction.

The Paris Papers of Sunday ate absolutely destitute
of a word of news. An extract is given is the Uassite
de France of Monday morning from the Augsburg
Gaztile, stating that Russia will take no part in the

goeiaioas with the Porte until Great Bilain and Filo se
shall have fettled with that Power the Greek qurstion.
and finally fixed Vs boundaries within which that
coontry is to be limited.

The dipsticks Zeitmag and other Getman Papers
artitted this 'anteing to the 45th of March, (tom which
we make the following extracts:

TRIESTR, Simms 2?.
DI. Von Hattentebild, Austrian Consul at Corfh. bas arrived
here en his way to Vienna. We kayo no news of importance from
Greece besides what is foetid in the newspapers. It is said, bow.
ever, that on the continent, the Turks having gained several advan.
taps over the Greeks, are *deeming towards the Istbmus of
Corinth. Considering t►e declaration of the Allied Powers, which
places the Mores under their joint protection, they will hardly
make say beadle attempt on the Printouts ; but they may be able,
to quell the insenection which the Greek Government has made
extraordinary exertions to organise in Attica and Livadia.
From Alexandria we receive favourable accounts respecting
commerce, and the general state of things there. It was believed
In that city that the Porte would recognise Greece according to
the declaration made by the Allied Courts, and the turn of dee
negotiations .eemed to give great satisfaction. The Government
was embarking large quantities of corn on account of the Porte.
which is to he landed on the coast of Asia, and thence conveyed by
land to the Sea of Marmara. Some preparations that were making
at Alexandria appeared to indicate an embarkation of trove. The
persons from whom these accounts came, know however nothing
respecting the destination of those troops, but conjectured it might
be Candle.

Since Veldt* is declared a free pert, the Directets of the Cu..
toms are planning measures to secure the intercourse with the
continent from smuggling and defrauding the Customs. for whkb
the situation of Venice certainly affords great facilities.
BRRLIN. Masco 17.
The Prussian Government has now resolved to acknowledge the
South American Republics The interest of trade and navigation
will not allow of delaying the measure till they shall be recognised
by the Mother Country. as they will certainly be at some !inure
time. Consuls General for Mitten and Columbia will be Mime
diately appointed.—Agerseisse Aaiun. March g 5.

CI ry. Twit.ve eculek.
We have another blank day, and Do arrivals of the least conse-
quence. which causes a great dulness In the City.
Consols opened this morning at s7e sand the same for Money ;
and at present have improved to $74 4, and for May Account WI 4.
This improvement was owing to the Bank broker having pur-
chased forty thousaod Consols.
The Foreign market is void of the least interest.
CITY, HALF-PAST ON K O'CLOCK.
Consols remain steady at present at $74 A foe the Account. and
the same for Money, with little Sr welds.' doing, and for May Ac-
count it7s 4.
The Foreign market also continues In the same inactive state.
COUR 1 clitCULit ft.

The Duke of Cvsesuudi No left town 7esterday
mode' for his MAJESTY'S Palace at Wiudeor, where his Royal
Highness bad an interview with the Kota. and afterwards returned
to town to his residence in the King's Palace, St. Jantes's.
The Duke and Duchess of Gummy's visited the Printers
Austen* yeetet day, at her residence la the KinisPalace, &.J antes's.
The Duke of Weeuuovon, after having an audience of hi. MA.
Jaws on Monday afternoon. at his Palace at Windsor. returned to
town In the evening. His Grace was visited at the Treasury yes.
terday by the LOAD Cuauciteeosi, Earl Rassiusee, Lord &um
seaman Mr. Secretary Past., and Sir G. Hussar, who had all
interviews with the Duke.

The Commissioners for the iteducdon of the Naimoli Debt bad
a meeting yesterday at the Treasury, when the accounts of the
stock purchased on account of the Commissioners during the past
Quarter were made up.
Prince lioraariasr, the Austrian Ambassador, and Prince
Pommes, the French Ambassador, had interviews yesterday with
the Bari of Assasasr, at the 01lice of the Secretary of Bute for
Foreign Affairs.
Dispatches were brought by a King's Messenger on Monday
night to the Foreign Wilke, foe t►e Bari of Ansaoses, from the
Rite Hon. &raw:roes Capunro.
Bishop of Louons visited Mr. Secretary Pus. on Monday,
at the Home Ogee.