Star.
London, England, 1817-04-25 00:00:00

EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

~-r.DNESDAY THE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAW.
TIIAN TWO PRIZEs TO ONE BLANK
AIR 01 TWENTY THOUSAND—TICKETS UN-
u:VA:.I.I7 CI EAP.

FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1817.
S r. Nl.sa K.—Holiday at the Bank, Excheper, and
Sow h•Sea House.

'ji.e meeting of Ole House of Commons yesterday
ing bad in it something unusually interesting.
SPEW-Kg whose indisposition had occasioned the
purnment, was warmly congratulated by Mem.
of all panics on his recovery. He thanked the
licuse, with great feeling, for the-indulgence they
shown him, regretting the delay thereby cm-
-1:00,,t to the course of public business, and proposing
an arrangement for the future, by which all Commit-
", should be revived, orders and notices fixed anew,
led the period for receiving private Bills extended
Hs the 12tb to the 1911 i of May. These sugges-
ecas 4., re immediately complied with by the House.
GgATI'AN has given notice cf his irportant
to:;,,t, on the Catholic question for the 6:li of May.
Air. BENNETT presented a Petition from 5.000 in-
Jiriduals, inhabitants of the town of Wolverhampton,
rallying, OA if no other remedy could be frntal,
Iney tnipt be furnished with means to leave the
tnuntry. The Honourable Gentleman stated it as a
known fact, thit several individuals in that neigh.
bottrhond had perished by famine.
Mr. CANNING'S Embassy to Lisbon is to be brought
rider the consideration of Parliament on Wednesday
ant, the 30th instant.

Mr. Po nom gave notice, that on the Ist of May
oroeld submit a motion to the Hone, prohibiting
Welsh Judges from sitting in the House of Commons.
The Treaty signed by Sir HENRY WELLESLEY at
14thid, giving the guarantee of this country to the
integrity of the Spanish empire, will come under the
ceisiderAtion of the House on the 15th of May.
But the most important notice of the evening, was
that given by the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER,
rho proposes, on Monday next, to submit a plan to
the House, tor empowering his Ma.resry to issue a
oast of money, from one to two millions, in Exche-
eser Bills, to be distributed among Corporations and
iudividualr, on person-41 security, as a means of re•
leving the existing distress of the country. The Right
Honourable Gentleman intimated, that it was the de.
im of Ministers to have this money employed in
continuing public works, where the funds appropria-
tedto that purpose might not be sufficient ; and also
for the encouragement of the. fisheries along the coast.

A Flanders Mail articled hutnight, the intelligence
by which we have given in a preceding column ;
and this morning a Dutch Mail has also arrived'
from the Papers received by which, we subjoin the
%Vowing extracts :

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BRUSSELS, AMT. 19.

We learn from Cambray, that the Duke of Wel.:
iington and his Staff are expected there in little more
than a week. the Duke going first to England.
Mr. Santini, who lately came here from England/
is supposed to have it in charge to visit all the chief
adherents of Bonaparte on the Continent. All his
steps in this city have been narrowly watched. He
west from this city first to Liege, to proceed thence
to Munich and Parma. The passport which he ob-
taistd in England was for Italy. It remains to be
lea► whether he will arrive there. The London
Police has not let him pass unobserved, and sent no-
tice hither that he was to pass through this city.
Two Frenchmen who had embezzled public money,
and had fled to this kingdom, have been lately deli-
vered up to the French Authorities►
From Lille, they write chat large quantities of corn
medium to be imported into the ports of Picardy
and Normandy.

HAARLEM, APRIL IL
The importation of corn of all kinds into the
Northern ports of the kingdom, is greater than ever
vas known at this season. At Amsterdam alone,
there have arrived during the foregoing part of this
month 185 cargoes, consisting, besides other grain,
of 4000 lasts of wheat and rye ; if we consider that
this importation daily increases, that besides very
large quantities ate preserved for seed, and add that
engagements to deliver or receive corn daring the
Ammer of 1817, have been concluded at very mo-
derate prices on the Exchange of than Capital, we may
take it fur granted that all our difficulties on this
bead will, shortly end, and that we shall reap more
and mare the fruits of the free trade, for which we
are indebted to the judgment and protection of his
Majesty.

ODESSA, MARCH Is.
We have certain accounts from St. Petesburgh,
that Odessa is to be declared a free port; the act for
the purpose was signed in the Senate on the 7th of
Ptbruary. The price of winter wheat is 451 rubles.
There is not, by far, ,so much bustle in our city and
port as in 016 ; and, in ploportion, there are but a
few ships in the lisarbour. Many foreign merchants,
detened by the extravagant prices.or wheat, have
ttroked their or!ers.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 17.
Among the Libooftra employed on the ratifies
liens of Tournay, we learn that there are 4000 wo•
tin* who ate wholly employed in wheeling (pub in
bestows.

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