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London, England, 1829-03-09 00:00:00

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MINORITY ON THE MARQUIS OF CHANDOS'S

MOTION.

The following Is a list of tbe Minority in the House of Cdn•
atom, on Friday night, who voted against the resuming the Ad•
)(inroad Debate on Mr. Peel's Motion—
Lord Chandos Mr. Cooper General King '
Lord llorbam Mr. Fyler Admiral Evans
Lord Tu&more Mr. Hancock Colonel Lygen
Lord Blandford Mr. H. Maxwell Mr. C. Pelham
Lord Uxbridge Mr. P. Bastard Sir J. Astley
Lord Belfast Mr. Macleod Mr. J. Petrie
Sir T. Goods Mr. Moore Mr. J. Pre!
Sir. C. Wethervil Major Doodad Mr. R. Bernal
Mr. Bankes Mr. &worm . Mr. J. Blackburn
Mr. G. Bashes 'Mr. Tram Mr. J. Cawthorn.
Si^ G. Ewe Colonel Bastard Sir C. Barrel
Captain Rose Idr. Bell Mr. Mundy
Mr. F. Ohne Colonel Redford Sir C. Doraville
Sir R. Vyvyan Mr. Batley Mr. Q. Dick
Genera( Gewgaw &Ir. Bickford Mr. H. Dick
Mr. Dencombe Colonel Pigott Sir W. Heatbeote
Mr. F. Wilson Mr. Lott Mr. W. Egerton
Mr. Wilson General Richey Sir J. Featherstone
Mr. I O'Neil Mr. C. Forrester General Peachey
Mr. Hooldsworth Mr. Wemyss Mr. K Shirley
Camel Chaplain Admiral Bother= Mr. F. West
Mr. Dickinson General Hart Mr. Alderman Atkins
Mr. W. Taylor Sir J. Bridges Tellers.
Mr. Drake Sir H. Smith Sibtborpe
Colonel Drake Honourable A. Cole Pannier
Mr. P. Macqueen

THE EVENING STAR.

LON DON.

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MONDAY, MARCH 9.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut India Roads
3 per Cent. Red. Shut South Sea Stock
per Ct. C 0.... Stij Old Annuities
94 per Cent. 1818. Shut New Ditto
$4 per Cent. Red. Shut £lOOO Ezebeq.Bills 54 5
4 per Ct. New. lett 4 £5OO Ditto 54 5
per Cent 1826, Shut tine and Azon Ditto SS 7
Long Ann. Shut India for Acct. 2291 30
India Stuck Consols for Acct 864
FORRION FUNDS. TWO O'CLoCK.
Brazilian Ms. 5 pLt. 61 ale= His. 5 p Ct. 19,
Do .Ic,t. 611 Portug.Bds 5pC.
D nish lids 3 pet. 541 Do Acct. 44
4ireek 8i.,1825, 5 pCt. 132 141 Spanish Bds 5 p 0.31 I
BRITISH AND VOKEION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
1111•1611. PAID.
100 100
35 40
95
40 314

dk•tio Mexican
'Maxillas'
Ditto National
united Mexican

24
59 20
9i
12 12i 12

A Cabinet Council, which was numerously attended,
assembled at one o'clock this afternoon in the Foreign
Office, where dispatches were previously received from
his Excellency Lord STUART DI ROTHSAT, our Am-
bassador at Paris.

The Bill for granting Concessions to the Catholics—
or, as it should be c4lled, for the surrender of the first
principles of the Constitution—is to be introduced into
the House of Commons this evening, and to be read a
fi• A time, unless some of those Hoc. Members who have
once changed their opinions should change it a second
time, and thus put an end at one/ to the•measure which',
is exciting alarm and dissatislaction in every part of the
Empire. We are hardly sanguine enough to expect
that our wishes in this respect mill be reslised in so
early a stage of the 8011, iv.. the growing opposition t •
its principle and details is so great, that we have still the
most coi;filent expectation that it will never pass into a
law. floe Ministry are themselves divided on the pro-
visions of the Bill, ar•d some of their • firmest and
be t friends have already withdrawn their support,
a••d farther secessions are daily looked far. Many
noted for going ir.to Committee, for the consideration
of the Laws as recommended by his Maiarrx, who
will not support the Bill through its several enact-
ments ; and even if it should unfortunately pass the
Commons, we cling to the expectation which we have
before expressed, that the Peers and the Sovereign will
see the real danger of the measure, and extinguish the
hopes of the Whigs, the Liberals, and the Papists.

The Paris Papers of Friday reached us last night.
There contents are not important, but intelligence con-
tained in them from Constantinople. through several
different channel', shows very clearly that the SULTAN
maintained inflexibly his resolution not to be dictated
to by the European► Powers, and to resist the arms of
Russia by every possible means in his power. M.
JAUBINT was aboet to leave Constantinople, having,
as it was reported, entirely failed in the object of his
go ksion. Extrach are given in another colemn.

The Flanders Mail, which arrived ye►terday. has
brought B. ussels and Ge, man Rapers, of which extracts
are also given in anet' et column. Active means to
raise money appe4r ti, be on the eve of being adopted
by the Russian Government.

The Catholic Association has appatertly removed its
place of weetiog from Dublin to London. We never
expected that it would be annihilated, and the ptoba.
bility now is that this illegal Parliament will as regularly
meet in St. James's-street as the House of Commtms
does in St. Stephen's Chapel. At the meeting of this
Body on Saturday, all the leaders of the late leibh
Association took past in the proceeding and resolu.ions
were agreed to for petitioning Parliament against the
alteration of the Elective F►anchise. It is thus perfec ly
evident that nothing but a complete compliance with
every wish of these demagogues sill satisfy them. And
when they have obtained EQUALITY they will not be
contented without SUPICRIORITY.

boccesbfol rt si•tance be now made against all
these encroachments, the glorious fabric of our Consti-

Minn will be overthrown.

We ►eceived this morning German Papers to the Sd
inst. The folnwinst ve extract.%
FRONTIERS OF SERVIA. Fn. 17.-

The most retest letters front Constantinople. of Seth January,
my that the most extensive preparations continue to be made for
the 'moan( campaign, and the Sultan is indefatigable in forward •
ing 'bent. M. Jaubert has received no answer to his proposals
besides that which the Reis Effrndi dictated co M V. Tests, the
Worm in of the Legation of the Netherlands. and which certainly
napressed the wish of the Porte to renew the friendly relations
Mtn England and France. But it seems that the Ambassador of
Ore Netherland* expected greater concessions. However, couriers
lipere out to London and Paris with this answer. The surprise

of a Russia post at KoloCilb Is represented by tbe Tasks as as
Important affair, bet In Pero little Importance if attached to It.

HANOVER, Fsaaitaav AL
It Is said that our Goverantent has already bad its Memorial
what the Duke of Brunswick presented to the Diet, and the
emir will probably be moo diwusaod at Frankfort. We are very
amides about the issue of this basin's., but hopes are still enter.
mined that the panics interested will not seer things to COllllll to
istrestities, but will be induced by the Intervention of friendly
Powers to come to an amicable arrangement.

V 1113131,11.1711 25.--Mstalligues, 97 1-14.—Benk iliante, 1,091 k ;
(in the evening, I,o9l.)—Akgentehte Z:itung, March 2.

FRONTIERS OF POLAND, Frs. Is.

A report has been spread here for some time that an August
Personage (the Grand Duke Constantine) who enjoys in a very high
degree the attachment of the Poke, and particularly of the army,
intended to retire from his high poet, to enjoy the tranquillity of
private life, and Bwkserland was spoken of as his Intended abode.
It is now believed that we may hope that this intention has been for
the present abandoned. The regiments of regular Cossacks from
the Dun and the Black Sea, which are to reinforce the army In the
Add, are said to have already consmeoced their march to the Danube•
It is thought, on the other hand, that the Cossacks of the Ural will
be ordered to join the army of the Caucasus to the neat campaign'
With respect to the Cossacks of the Ukraine, it is probable that only
small detachments will be employed, because they cbiedy consist
of irregular cavalry, whose services, considering the peculiar nature
of the present war, could not be very important.—Nuremberg
Cwrespeledent, Yards 1.

NY THI FRISCH MAIL THIS MORNING.
MADRID, FEIRIIMIT 44.
ROYAL DEWIER.

Asucts 1. The port of Cadiz shall be free. All embarkations
of friendly nations to Spain will be permitted to enter, go out, and
to correspond, w►th all kind of merchandise, without paying any
dury, but only the expenses of quarantine, anchorage, and other
expenses relating to a free port. This decree consists of eight
articles.

Au expedition against Algiers may now be looked on as almost
decided. although the time is not yet fixed.
France demands of the DIM the expenses of the blockade. and
the DR demands of France the differences due to him on the
mutes relative to the seven millions.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Januar 19.

There has strived here, within these few days, several ships
from Egypt, laden with grain, and one with saltpetre, without
meeting with any Russian or Greek ships; by which it is inferred
that the blockade is not strict, or that violent winds have driven
the blockading squadron to a distance. The Pacha of the Dar-
danelles has received orders to offer to the Russian Admiral of the
blockading squadron fresh provisions and vegetables for the use of
the table of the squadron. Bread continues at the same price.

CITY. TWSLVE O'CLOCK.
The funds remain u inanimate as they were on Saturday. Con-
sols opened this morning at 116 j in for the Amman.
In the Foreign market there is not a feature worth noticing.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE OCLOCIL

Caul& to this hour may be quoted at the smite price u they
upped, atijs7 for dm Amount, and s6a 4 for Money, and net a
feature in the market worth nudging.

The Public are again anzioucly waiting this night's debate.
The Foreign market is in the same state as that of the British.
with nothing doing.

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke of CUII/11111LAND left town on Saturday
morning, on a visit to bis blamer at his Palace at Windier.
Tt.e Duke Di GLOUCUTZIII and the Archbishop of
CAMILDBUST visited the Princess AUGUSTA co Saturday, at her rest-
deuce in the King's Mice, St. James's.

The Princess AUGUSTA attended Divine Service yes.
terday morning in the Chapel Royal. St. James's Palace, and
visited the Duchess of KENT and the Princess Sarnia, at their
apartments in the King's Palace, at Kensington, in the afternoon.
TEe Duehes. of Karel. and the Princ-ss VICTsoRIA
attended Divine Service yesterday morning in the private Chapel
attached to the Royal Duchess's apartments, in the King's Palace
at Kensington.
Summonses were issued on Saturday 'horning,. Is)
desire (it was und, rstood) of the Duke of Wetusitiros, for the hold.
ins a CabiLet Council in the afternoon, at the Foreign 011 ice
Downing-street. Iletween two and half.past two o'clock the
Cabinet Ministers assembled at the Foreign Office. Those present
were the Loan Cawicatton, the Duke of Weitivorms, Parts
BATHURST and A Viscount Mat.vitte,Lord ELLERDOSOUOII,
Mr. Secretary Paat, Sir Gamma MURRAY the Cnancastun of the
FaICHAQUIL, Mr. Vasty FITZGERALD, and Mr. HERDUCIL The
Loam ADVOCATE of Scotland, the Solicitor General, the Attorney
and Solicitors General for Ireland, were in attendance during the
deliberations of the Ministers. The Council sat till a quarter before
sit o'clock.—Another Cabinet Council was held at two o'clock yes.
terday afternoon. at the Foreign Mice, Downing-street, which was
attended by the same Ministers as were present at the Council held
the day preceding, with the tilteeption of the Cworcetuss of the
Racusrausts, who was prevented from attending by a slight Indio.
position.—The Loan AovocaTa of Scotland, the Solicitor General,
the Attorney and Solicitor General for Ireland, and • other legal
Gentlemen, were in attendance at the Foreign Mee during the
sitting of the Ministers.—The Ministers sat in deliberation about
tour boors.

Mr. LUCCA, a MMl,•ssenger, was sent off on 3aturday
night with dispatches from the Earl of Asaanaan fur the Right
UOll. STlalr/SD CASPINO ; also from Sir Gwana NIUIIII4IIr for
Sir Pentium Amax, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Wes; and from the Admiralty fur Sir POLTZWIT MALCOLM, the
Commander of the British naval forest in the blediterranesn.

TI.• Duke of WiLLINGTON was confined to his resi-
dence in Downing-street on Friday by a add, but Wll sidliciently
recovered on Saturday to attend the meeting of the Cabinet Council.

The Elio l Of AIIIODIKKNo Mr. Sett' tart' Paat., and Mr.
Comma, bad intervkwa with the Duke of WaLtmovon on Satur.
day at the Trcaorry.
Count 'SAWMILL, Austtian Ambassador to the Court
of Portugal. visited the Appolimiicon. at Flight and Robson'e rooms,
GO Friday, and exprersed hinistlf highly gratified with the per-
formance. His Kacellency aim went over the manufactory.

Mr. Seetetary Pam entertained a numerous pa.ty to
dinner on Saturday. at bis residence in Privy-gardens.
Lard Rot.te transacted business at the Colonial
Mice on Saturday.

Mr. O'Cosnau.'s name aas not called over at the
" Call of the linage" on Thursday night, because his name does
not appear on the House List or itolL At the commencement of
a new Parliament the Crown Once makes a return to the House
of all those elected ; but afterwards, ass vacancy occurs, the names
are crossed out, and blanks are not filled up until the new returns
are presented by may hare bens glacial. Thus Mr. O'Con.
wax not having presented his return, which be must do in person,
the House knows not who may have been elected : in the book
there Is a !dank, and at the call the name of Mt. O'Bstan, the other
Member for the county, only was called.
Some new legislations ft? the better management of
Greenwich Hospital were issued on Wednesday, and an Act of
Parliament will he obtained this Session to alter the system upon
which this great national establishment has hitherto been conducted.
St► C. Wrrutarta. Is to be immeJtately replaced as
Attorney General 14y Sir N. TYIRDAL. The latter Gentleman bad
• long interview with the La•o Cnaination on Saturday morning,
in his Lordship's private room, fur the purpose, it was stated, of
ntakirg the necessary arrangements fur rotes's& upon the Attorney.
ship. The vote given by Sir COMMIS on Friday night, smote that
redounds to the honour of the Learned Gentleman immeasurably
more than any plate he might purchase by spostiey, is said to have
facilitated this change.—lt is likewise whispered that Lord Lati-
um. will leave the Wends and Furests.—Morsing Pen
Past of Vie P ottigoese squadron has been spoken
with at the Azores. They were dispersed on the 22d ult. in a gale.
Two frigates were seen in lat. 39. long. 24.
ti Viscount Swaim:iv. eldest son of the Earl of
Massnno, will shortly lead to the hymeneal altar Miss F.surni.
the accomplished daughter of C. &us" Esq. M.P. for New.
castle-upon. Tyne.