Star.
London, England, 1826-12-05 00:00:00

Mr. CALCRAFT opposed the Resolution, on the
ground of the additional expense it would inflict upon
the poor. A complainant probably might not have
5001. and if .he had, he would want a great ptoprtion
of it to bring his cause advantageously before the
Committee. The complaints of Committees had been
greatly overcharged. The limited accommodation
provided for them, Awn -or three
.CoMmittees frequently
sitting in the same mem, Counsel 'attending several
Committees at the same time, and constantly moving
from one .to another—all this created g4st al parent
tumult and confusion, but, as far as his experience
went, substantial justice was generally done. He re-
commended the lionrurahle Gera. to give up the five
hundred pounds deposit altogether, and try the ketchitions without
it. But if they where to insist upon parties who have already gone
through a tedious and expensive process making this deposit, all but
the rich would be shut out from this new tribunal. 'fhe expense
to the party himself would alone be sufficient to deter from frivo-
lous complaints. His Honourable Friend allowed, he believed,
only one Counsel, but one Counsel was a pretty expensive toy for a
man to play with for two or three days. He concurred in the
principle of the Amendment, but thought it better to reject the
Resolution altogether.

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After a few words from Mr. Getting Fasts,
Mr. LITTLETON said, th..t he had revived sug-
gestions from more than one Hon. Member, of the legal
profession, that something in the nature of an arbitra•
iron bond might be adopted in lieu of the proposed
depo.it. He should, therefore, wish, in order to afford opportunity
to take the proposal into consideration, that the debate should be
adjourned till after the holidays.
After a few remarks from Mr. Asaacaoster, it was accordingly
resolved that the debate upon this subject be adjourned until the
15th of February next.
Sir It. BRANSBY COOPER gave notice of a motion to pre-
vent Members interested in any Private Bill Irons having voices in
the Committee, after the holidays..
The SPEAKER begged to inform the House, that he had lost
no time in preparing the lists for Committees according to the
spirit of the Resolutions. Those lists were now complete, but he
suggested the expediency of not putting the regulation in force
until after the holidays.
Mr. WODEHOUSE moved for the production of various u-
counts respecting the Importation and Exportation of Corn, the
former Resolution respecting which had been discharged, on the
ground of informality.
A Petition was presented, complaining of an undue section
for the Borough of Fowey, and ordered to be taken into consi-
deration on the 17th of February ; and a similar Petition from the
County of Cavan, was ordered to be taken into consideration on
the Bth of January.
The House then adjourned until to-morrow (mut say).
HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tuts Dar.

Gansu or THE asr.—Ezebequer Bills Bill, and Grants in Aid
11111—severally to be read a second time.

Disputed Election Petitions—last day for receiving such Pedtions.
Nevem oc lldassatv—to move for Returns of
Articles Imported and Esported ; also an Account of Bank Notes
in circulation.

Mr. Ilosa—to move for Copies of the Reports of the Commis-
sioners of Inquiry at the Cape of Good Hope; also of Lieutenant
Colonel Bird's Examination; and of all Correspondence between
the Colonial Department and the Commissioners of Inquiry, and
.between Mr. D'Escary's and the same Department.
Mr. Alderman WArrnmaas--to propose that an Inquiry he insti-
tuted into the formation and proceedings of the Arigna Iron and
Coal Company, and into the conduct of the Directors and Officers ;
also respecting other Joint Stock Companies, where any of the same
Directors and Officers are concerned.

3lr. C. W. Wray—tu move that the parties cotnpiaining of an
undue Return for Athlone have enlarged time to prepare and pro-
sent their Petition.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE., TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Although there was a grant last night, in tke Heise, of ten mil-
lions of Bachequar Bills, with the state of affaks between Spain
and Portugal, the Consol market remains Arm and steady. Con-
sols, which left off yestetday at 841 sellers for the Account,
opened this morning at 841 sellers, and 831 I for Money, with
little business doing at present, as the great spednlators are waiting
for the opening of the French Sessions, which, it is supposed, will
take place on the 12th instant. Report, in the City, states, that
•France has hinted to Spain, if she takes any part in the affairs of
Portugal, she will withdraw her troops from that unhappy country.
and leave them to the evils of a civil war.

In the Foreign market but little is doing at present, and all
South American Securities remain steady at the following prices:

3 t et Ceut. Red. 8278 3/8 82%
S per Cent. Cons. 83% Sis
31 per Cent. 891,4 3/8
31 per Cent. Red. 891/2 88% 891,4
4 per Cent. New 981/2 % 3/8
4 per Cent. 1826, 97% Ith
Long Ann. 19 5-16 Ih,
India Stock 248% 249
Ditto Bonds 36 34
New S, uth Sea 83%
1.1,000 Excheq. Bills 17 18
4:500 ditto 18 19
clthl and 3-200 ditto 19 20
Outs. lot Acct. 841,4
FORRIGN PONDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Futons Ayrt s Bosids,6 p C. 631 Illei.Bonds,s per Ct.
Arr. 63 Ditto Acct. 581
Cltilian Fonds 6 p Ct. 581 Do. lids lags, 6p. Ct. 70 j
Colombian Bond., 6 p Ct. Do. Acct. 701 70 1 1
Do. Bonds, 1824,371 581 Portuguese &Is 5pC.
Do.Acet. 574 II 1 Ditto Acct. f 5
Gr.80nd5,1825,5 pC. 191 1 Russ. Bds, 1822, 5p C. 861
Ditto Acct. I Span. Bonds 5p Ct. 121 I #
Ditto Acct. le#
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
SNARL. FAIN,
Anglo Mexican 100 75 44
)trAailian 100 20 7,8
Potosi La Paz and Peru. Ms. 50 5 £5 1:: ,C 3 163. aes Ss. .C 3
Royal Irish 25 S 9-16 ..C1 4s.
Tlalpstsahus 400 160 210
United Alealtan 40 i 5 18 171
FRENCH FUNDS.
Five per Cents. . 80f. 40c.
Three per Cents. . . 71f. 15c.
Rents" de Naples . 771. 115 c.
Royal Spanish Loan . . . 53f.
German Papers, with Pactlmonlese Gazelles, came
,to band this m•srning. The following are extracts:
STOCKHOLM, Novocasa 14.
0.1 the 24th o.tobcr last the Supreme Court of Jug-
lice at Cbristiai.ia at length passed sentence in the

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Current prices: Old Spanish 12# 13, Mexicans 70 I, Colombian
3I 38, Chillan 38 39, Peruvian 32 34, Russian 86k 87, Greek
.19k 20, Brazilian Sbaretl3 14 preen.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The Coosol market is not so good u in the earlier part of the
mousing, which is owing to the heavy slotting of Consols this day,
as well as the French Rentes coming lower, and the scarcity of
money in the market. Consols in the earlier part of the morning
were at 1141 to j for the Account, and at present may ,be quoted at
ll4j to 3, and for money 83j I. Within this hour a good deal of
b *sinew has been doing.

In the Foreign Market the most doing is in the Potosi Rig,
which was yesterday at 90, and to-day they have been at 601thi1.
lingo In other Foreign Securides little doing.
PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK;

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