Star.
London, England, 1817-07-04 00:00:00

BUILDING OF citArns.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHT2WER
having moved that the 1-U:use sitiu:ll. set
into it Committee on the Cliap,!is 13tt Idin4
Mr. cou it.rNiky opposed the Bill. i:e was
friendly to the building of Chapels, hut could cot Ap-
prove of the mode required by this 13.11. li<ward
the subject to be postpohed nil another that
the clergy might have time to investigate tf,e subject.
The C HA LLO It of ttit EXC/ lEQUER said
that this measure had been sulamitted to the couside.
ration of the leading members of the Church, Mai
approved of it. By passing the Bill in this Session
a good deal of time would he gained, in erecting ad-
ditions to many places of public wrot-14, and
sing the accommodation. He 1130. no obj cti.-mt to
postpone the Committee till Lo-morrow.
Mr. R. GORDON wished the Eel to b.• put
till next Se,sion.

The motion was withdrawn, and the Bill ord,r• 1
to be committed to-morro-.v.
braves DIVOIRCF BILL.

Mr. LITTLETON moved the Lhird
Dyott's Divorce Pill.
Mr. LOCKHART opposed the Bill, on thegreimil
of its being ambiguous, and moved that the that!
reading he adjourned to Monday next.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER.
stypotted the motion of adjournment.
Mr. CROK ER thought the adji.urnment roolsl
not answer the end ptopowd, but suggestid the pro-
priety ot recommitting the Bill.
The BPEAI( P. It stated, that. it would be irreOlar
to recommit a hill which had been ordered for a third
readint...—The question of adjournimut wab tom pnt
and carried.

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THE EVENING 'S

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FRIDAY. JULY e, 1417.

OF STOCK- Tf-Pti DAY A I' O'CLOCK s

11-:',1,-.fd ^.7;}--Consols slitst—t'on.oN for Om. iT
; . r Col!. !v.! vavy, nlkut—Bittdc long
3ond• it.% 101 pre.—Exch. B llr 14, 1134. pr.

the Three per C, n-. cern:nerd par.
?!1,: lint Tars I o morrow, ar.l oiutintie on lklondlly ; a::d
„in iy nt t.) the c ces.
T!;:r opened at 7n!, Joe immerntely went
;11• a::ri an inimente quati•i:ry of business
eArly p..rt of the morning. The molded tr,...”
•(I : e )I:.inue lirm in the opinion that they will he dime :r po,
'AO much IT3Ctlittl 13 expected in the alai:mai Ihe :hi Er-
liills will he mat wvek,lnd ill, dividend will be
the Puble, the prineir.l part a them will be
0k5......1 to the purcha,e of Stock—Another aetlitiorul reason for
of a i-r li,,r ,:dva;:ce ur flit It is rtp,irted
.r when the 4 per Lents. have attained The liri,o.tt M.Eino (they
7.- Ill* Mit.i:te,s intend t, propi.,e paying off the 5 per
Cor,ols at twe'vt: weri:

The ltio JAniiro levers to lth of islay, by tLe
•-•a•ol packet of yesterday, xt least such of dicerdiceras
vr Faye seen, are si:cot resp, s; die of iiirairs
Purnairionco. From this it may be interred, that
Rio Janeiro the affairs in th:lt quarter were not
s,.rsiticred as very prorn'stiy, ", :lie Lopes of the
P-rtugutze Governmettr. had tf.e Merchants been
to communicate any Attn::ow. c.t a contrary de-
sr! they would have so wiihout any feitil
I tile possibility o! tl!rir litters Icing oriened.
letters from I', to t!.ne 1711: mention, ar.
we, announced yesterday, that tlit y were in daily ex-,
rwciA 101 l of a 71., a frigate, and some tran:ports
17,:•zi %in, on their way to Pernambuco, with ,1000
troops—some letters say ;7000. Ail wastilliet Ai 'Lillie..
Re•titectiog the state of the Portuguese arms in the
Hint Plate. tl:e ;011r:wing extract of a letter, dated
Rio J.,lieiro, May t.f,furnishes us wiih Lorne interest•
log k:etairs, and exhibits the nature cf the warfare to
which the Lositabiatis are exposed :
• Our la•L advic,s front the Ricer Plate, r:q• rearh beyond
ll.e gd April. At that Jate the relation,. between the Govern- !
Lieu act Luenos Ayrts and General wore a serious as•
I.a The termer insists on the Portuguese evacuating the
..i.4tiern bank atioge,t-r, but the batter do not wish to btar of
preferrinb rather to remain un frit:fully terms. Both, In
rite nieati ;tow, are tualiin4 pl tparatiuns betnre bawl. Alt riwis
-xis posted at Ilervidero with st,ooo men, oh.etv;ng the niove-
r lents of General Cu&a DO, who, it appears, is &mous of rue.
ing towards that quarter. Ihe patriot divisions of Rivas()
VrottGukil occupy the whop: of the country round Monte-
video, and cut olf all supplies from the town, which is the same
st a ter the most rigorous siege. Their parties reach to the very
fuo: of the walls of Montevideo, where tiny have several
persons Respectable bodies of the Portuguese army have gone
to scour the country and collect in provisions, bin they have
tied to return without any thing, fatigued, and nimble
lraw the Orientals to action, notwithstanding tiles- were cub-
Y.:n:ly in their sight, and scarcely further ult than within tau.
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