Star.
London, England, 1827-05-10 00:00:00

RIAL P

'ARLIAMENT.

.MOOSE OP LORDS. MAT A
M fOte"Okciblt— their L td•hips proceeded to ballot
fpe Peers.,,ter Weed in succeslion for thitompose of
N. blaring *Oasis.
The Mutual Account of the Revenge and Charges of thelnst
Xoths, Company was resenteed at the bar.
The Doke of DEVONSHIRE brought down his Majesty's
fterfret to the Address of the nth of May, in which his Majesty was
pleated to order oitibta ofehe desired correspondence to be laid upon
the table. • • ,
Lord 17111 st ft NCLIPPE,gsve notice, that as the Game Bit
Was
now printed. and the Petierk upon the table, he would art Friday
move the Report of the cominktee to be taken late consideration.
life moved that their Lora:Maps be summoned for that day.
• PILVIIIIIA AND 111OL AND.
The Earl of MAL NIRSBURY moved ,•••'4 That an humble A*,
dress he presented to his Wiest?, resuming hint warder that there
be laid upoe -the table of Allis_ Meuse the answer of the King to this
merchants of Prmsla ' the high price of duty on the Si.
partition of wheat ; a retract of the order issued by the King
of Prussia, on the gOrte etteptember, 1821. sod signed by Count
Bulow. Minister of Seale, respecting the duty on Wheat." He
understood that there would be no objection to produce the Infer.
lisetiois Nit could be obtained.
VOllOllll 011FICI.
The Manias of LON DON DRRRY said, that its eempliance
with the wish of his Nobti Friend opposite (Lord Ooderich) be
shossidgmeignew his motion for Returns concerning the Eaponere e(
the Paolo Mak dm. but when be made It he should pi=
sloes ante additional information. and he hoped time Ms
11biond weeld tine be able and willing to state distinct!), windier
tie pripeent esseeposhion of his Majesty's Government was intentlied
to be a perinamot one ?
Lard GOD ERICH rose fee the perste of giving notios, that
he dwell as Monday nett move that the &ankh this House
betimes to the Naval and Military Forces, for their' rasps opera!
doe. le Ladle. , • •.
The Earl of ABERDEEN presested sever* Pallas teem
Parishes in the County _of Aberdeen. praying foe Ptomaine
Agriculture.
Lord M A YNA RD presented a Petition against any demean
in the Core Laws, frees • Parialn the County et Suffolk. .
The Duke of BEAUFORT presented a Petition to the same
effect from Newport, in Mensenaishae.
The Bill to amend the law et Slassay passed dwpw*le the Coot.
edam; and was reported. with Amewinsosset obe H/lIIIHN The
Report was ordered to be taken tote censidentlen ant lredanday.

Lord ETRANGFORD, finding that daring his ab-
sence from town, his name, or an allusion to him, had
been- made within that House, took the present oppor•
talky of reminding his Noble Friend opposite to state
whether snob al.usion had been made in consequence
of any communication directly or indirectly on his part?
As makers were reported in some of the public prints,
it would appear as if his name had been alluded to in
cossequence of some grievance which he suffered, or of
some complaint, of which he had none to bring forwards'
being made. He knew• enough of the open and manly
character cf his Noble Friend, to be convinced that he
would not only tolerate this appeal, but meet it us the
same spirit of cordiality in which it was made.
The Marquis pf LONDONDERRY had no hesita-
tion in answering his Noble Friend; and he stated in
the most unequivocal mahner, that he had not any
communication with that Noble Lord on the subject.
He was not sure whether he had stated specifically the
Ambassador to the Court of Russia t but what he wished
. to know was, whether Foreign Ambassadors and Con-
suls-general, who had served some time abroad, were,
on the public list ? His object in calling for that list
was to elicit the different condition of the expenses of
that department w what it was formerly.—Adjonrued.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
An Manua of the Number of New Literary Work., entered
at &ukase's' Hall, for tke last seven years, was laid on he tabie•
and wasted to be printed.

mookimasa
ak O. lIKATHICOTE reporm4lij=ll‘ inefii•a
Committee. that the /*dog Men
= doly elected, and
that the Petition was not frivolo*
fir. bl. A. TAYLOR his !patios. whkb stood for
ho.morrow, kr separating die le all matters of bank.
riptcy.from the High Cent Thlitaday.the 21Id Inst.
•
Mr.
WOOICHOUSIC porepoisi bk oaks fir leave to bring in
• SW to liematinee certain pretenmeats of mostabksond which
stood foe this day, to Wednesday rant.

• COILTOSA1109141111) TMT ACII.
Mr C. MORGAN preowned a Parities from certain Protestant
anassers of Abergansey. praylvs for a repeal of the Test and
Currencies Acts.
linear Pathless were presented. by Mr. Lamm. free D.
Rumba t sad by Mr. FOOTMAN, from a certain town in the
enemy el Dena.

_SON= IRLACTIOII WU.

Several Porkies; he and ageism this OW, were presented by
Lied G. Lomax. Mr. AGIUMILT. Mr. HIWST 1101FULD. and Mr.
Myrna. freest varies' towns and districts in the county of &ram
Mr. J. SMITH presented a Petition from the Inhabitants of
Ileltes-le-Meer. praying far the establishment of a minimum
of wages. These Petitions were severally ordered to be printed.

sitatos rssuusiss.

lir. KENNEDY. btprereatiog a Petitieo froth the County of
Pinkie favour of t►e Salmon Fisheries' Bill. gale notice. that he
abotilds Go Friday am. wove t►at the Bill be referred to a Gas-
oakum up stairs.
Mr. P. Is HOMPSON said, be woold appose the NI winner
It *sold be brought forward.

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Mr. TIOBHOUSIC prinen t-ed7Pention from cows% Inhabit-
ants of Piccadilly, praying for an alteration and amendment of the
Pairing Act. 11w Knitionerr complained of the conduct of the
Paving Board of their Parish, in refusing to bate their street Mao.
• oda/tined. In the Act referred to, a clause bad originally stood,
swab** ft imperadve on Paving Bards to have the carriage-
ways a( Abelr re,peenve parishes, made according to the new plan,
witenever -tequired by the inhabitants; but unfortunately, in the
',redness ache Pill through the Howe of Lords, the douse had
two expengid.Ordeted to be printed.
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tionseue
)Jr. H. GURNEY presented a Rik», kens Lkikeinni Ge-
ascafW.Tbornten,praying the repeal of the &atutes width require,
in certain eases. a declaration agairnt Transubstantiation, on the
gistand3Se Oaths of Supremacy, and Abjuration,
*lord s security to the Church and State.--Ordeeed to lie
upo the t and to be primed.