Star.
London, England, 1826-03-14 00:00:00

Acts of Parliairissi,4lllllk as.

the tate repeals of tares had enabled
yielding lager revesmes thun
be taken rather as a continuance of bnrdene
• relirf from presence mew when the vrhn
arty was talnertalr-pdHrealf timaiatir elf wine, large
on spirit!, and irarWous etlter 'reeks; &Ohm. Illefither
deett jamiied op led- .Aro..lll4,daiiknit the client,-
' the - - yielded

that renal ofsetta and riming nalliners _
• to the repeafof only 4 1/00.000/. Ile concluded by appealing to
the lion. Member for Wareham, "and to the Right Hon. Ilaroort
opposite (Sir John Newport). Whether the repeal of the several
Nay which from time to time hat) been urged, was not felt a relief?
Ur. VAlatitLY explained. In the paper m 'red for
by bins.,4l4 charee, on the S.h of Jui:sty. 1819, was
stated at 29,176,1571. and on the sth of J•Mstary, 1826'
19,144e7611. being a charge 0r.31.3961. more than in 1819. The
obtAllll mating for the paper was to spew the charge, including
the„ditaa.weight. which. as the law stood, was certainly a charge
upojt the country.
attaln Li N DS.% contended that • the banking system •Mt
SCorniitl had been a successful one for 100 ',Cars, and hoped sat 26
see it altered.
31r, T.- WILSON expressed himself highly ritiatied with Ilse
statement orate Chancellor of the Rachequer, and believed it wool"'
produce a cheering effect throughout the whole country.
IT C. TORRES saw no-necessity for making that
wack-went Well gn better. When he saw any sound
o'.4setion started to the present banking system in Scotland, that
he would vote for a Committee to examine into that system, bye
not ko loot. Let the House bethink itself of the enitaph on ti,
man .vaboessolt physic—" 1 was well ; I wished, to be better ; ,ele6
Lent- Lilo"
. The CHAIRMAN of tlig Committee having read the Resolution
slut a • duty of four shillings in the pound be levied on certaiil
.Pcsedoos and Offices, &c.
1)1r. HUH R observed, that ap expenee was here incurred which
relight *ell be saved to the public. Where was the neeniky of
this deduction. and the einence connected with if, NAM cis
Prosier, and the Allowances might be at once paid, minus tinning
deducted ?
The. Cita 7•CiLLOII. of the Excnrunna and Mr. TUN. expuined I
after-which the Resolution was agreed to, the Chaim* relestseil
prozreu, and the Report was ordered to be received to.siseessaW.
COMMIT rim r.B stoyetv—PUßLlC avant mos.
BRItRIRS rowed that a sum of 34,000 L be granted kr
the expanse isf works soesepaire upon buildings.
Mr. HUME said; that he did not quite understand;
from what source .the expense of the alterations now
going on at Buckingham•house was to be made. He
did notsuppose that any mine had been discovered which was to
furnish.she money; hut no estimate was before the nous..
Mr. HERMES said, that the charges were to be
defrayed, as the House was aware, drool the surplus sevens, of
the woods arid fermi.
Mr. HUME said, that the tomtits of the woods andi
fosetts was part of the public Revenue—just as much
as the Customs or Excise: and no past of the public
Revenue ought to be disposed of without an estimate
before Pasliarnent, Wnsild these he any objection
to site furnishing an estimate of all the further expense which the
country was likely to be put to no account of Buckionlas.-
gni Windsor ?

Sir C. LONG sa;d, that such an estimate could be
gitia_if the Hon. Meniher, thought fit to mbve for it.
Certainly, !waiver, his Hon. Fi iend (Mr; Herries) had.
distinctly stated last year. that the surplus .revenue of.
the woods and forests was to be applied to these works.
Ara ELLICE recommended that an estimate should be plaid
•• OW tattle as a more patisfactory mode.
Mr. HUSKISSON must confess that, wben the Hoe.
Member said there *is no account before the House of
the produce or approPrta• ;ion of the Woods and Forests,
he twist be 'very inattentive to what was g3ing on year
after year. The Commiseionersof Woods and: Forests
were lij." law bound to gift in a triennial return of tie
prksluce,and-expeitcliture. Ibis would be their duty to
• do,agaia next year, and he would then perceive that,
thereaccounts wane fsgroished is detail. The.Conseeisel
0141111. -emit( borrow no Meer/ even in thiseeturbp,iieb spit ea;
will:Britoil* consent of Perliament. He ern* lairs neobjeudea
to the production of to estimate of tie expense of vspalifs. Snell*
anIMPPAiDtlie." It had been, however, the weal imam lit,
Goirenimett to providelor the repair of all Royal rsitl9lloll,olEdi
th vii nar •
.AL LICE wished that the surplus revenue should bebeougit
to secofint, and • the money for the works* voted, as_ or- lir
otbitNemice.
*U. ARBUTHNOT said, that an account et ibeeggiselesse
was reittlaily laid before the [loose ; a statementeimpeisiessegge
at tyaring-eross would soon be produced, and would, in all pstolta-
Linty, give general satisfaction.
Mr .1. 31 A RTIN asked a question as to the prohibit' expense
of the reran which were going on at the Custom-boast.
Mr. HERR IFS said it was difficuk to say precisely, what that
eipetweivould be. as a part only was likely to he paid by Govern-
meat. Prootedings were pending st law against the individual who
was supposed to have been is fault fn that affair; and in a very abort
tisne the matter would be brought to triad.
Mr. BARING was desirous to know what was doing at the new
rost.oifiee? Some specific and responsible department ought to be
named fur the direction of the public works.
•Mr. 11 F.II RI ES tail, that the improvements were conducted
under the directioo of the Treasury, by the Board of Works.
Sit M. W. RI DLRY insisted, that, as these Works were paid for
ot.t °Me public money, the Estimates ought to be regularly laid
Wesel* Mouse.
The.CIIANcELLOR of she EXCHEQUER said, that the
expanse of the. Postrolicelluilding bad not yes exceeded the grant
of tro-I:oQt.'Made by the City of London; and, therefore, it had not
he+is tercessaty to call for a vote.
Ns. BARING was surprised at the Right Hon. Gentleman's
sptemsent, *bemuse lave forgotten that the bare ground Defeoe a
stomata,* Post Wks was laid, cost 400.0001. •
111411 A NC114.1.011 of the EXCHEQUER observed that he
dill sow forget, that circumstance, but had confined his statement to
the Aperbqd sines ISM when the Treasury first issued an order re-
lade, go ohls mederteking.
Ita-pooree. to a question from Mr. Ilvme,
:T6ts QUA NOLL. LO li of the EXCHEQUER replied, the ex-
penses of building rink House was to be borne entirely by its
Royal Owner.
Mr. TR ESIA INF iodated that estimates of these works ought
toile laid heftier the Ulna In the ordinary way.--Tie vote was
skit speed to. V.
it pant of 10,0001. forcarrying on the Buildings of Edinburgh
College was. after a few words from Mr Flume. the Ontscsitoa
°Abe isctizooss, and Sir M. W. Ramey, agreed to.
The next items were ISITSOL for the espences of Port Patrick
Haltom.; .9,9W:0r espeoces of Donagbadoe harbour ; 43.0001.
fur she expellees of the Royal [harbour of Geuege the Fourth at
Hinging) (formerly Duoleary), all of which were agreed to.
NIUSRO/d, AND NATIONAL TICTURZ GALLEItT.
.4hi The Resolution for granting the sum of 25,0001. for defraying
the raptsties of buildings at the 111 Irish hluseum, •
fOr. Bliasttwowin said, that the new buiktings were
element so high that they now obstructed the view of the houses in
the sisighbourhood, to some of which they were a complete an.
of ence:' lie wished to know whether this building had been
raised for the purrs.* of receiving the ptensres ?
• SIP CMA R LES. LONG observed t:is building was not for a
Piastre Gallery. as the Hoe. Member supposed ; that he believed
would be erected aosnewitere more to the West end of the town. •
After a oreersation between Mr. lloviroese Sir 17. toms, Mr.
Bleier Comeau, Mr. ihumerera. sod Mr. aunt,
The. CH A NCELLOR of the EXCI I EQUER observed, that
present there was art unseeinlioese in the parts of this h.Jildity.
which be was convinced would he remedied by the plan which be
had seen for a new facade in front. This did honour to the taste
dr the architect, Mr. fbnirke, and was an elevation on the most
maglifkent soak. These new buildings could not be cut down
without destroying the proportiunl of the whole, and making*
lase squat dumpling—( I tear, and laughter).
The Resolution was then agreed to, as was a grant Of £13,000
the neat buildings at Whitehall, foe the Privy Co null. •
• Solber motion for granting 7u,OCOL fue tbe Repairs of. Windser
Castle, • -
...The_ctiw.kciu.v.on of the ENctir.Qusit akarrved (in
teply,to Nr, Httnie),"thet it had been imagined tMOly impossible
to vistaed Wino suit of Mnik7 would be sufficient to PePlar. 3
building so old as Wiudsor Castle, because it was supposed. as it in
fact ',rued out. that many of the great timber+ would be !gond
rotten and decayed, which would be a source .uf very Leavy ea-
rn*. The vote was agreed to.

Sad►, he.

were voted without opposition.
On the motion for granting 10,011 t, for forming an Index to
the Journals of the House of COTOIVI
Mr. HUME objected that this while Onortneva ibm.
Blr. WYNN and Mr. HERRIN* OpMined, that the Index
was made up agreealily to a Report i4o Committee.
Mr. RUTTECWORTH said, k4wing something of the, ex- I
pence" of printing, he was willing to bear Ms testimony to the'
economical manner in which the printing charges of the House of
Commons were made.
The yore was then agreed to. • ,
13,0001. to pay the extraordinary exptes of the Gold Coinage.
20,000,. for defraying the has on Ir &her Tokens already

-entnea,
5.0001.. for defraying the extraordinary moues for prosecutions
nffenees relating to the Coin,
8,7001. for the expence of the Lord autaberlain for Fittings in
oh Houses of Parliament, k
12.0001. for Law Charges for the year 180, and
99,1001. fur maintaining Convicts, were rowed witheet any

opposition.
The remaining items having been gone tbteugh, the House
resumed: the Report was (mitred to be received this day.
Mr. F.STCOURT gave notice of his ibtentioe to *me, on
Friday nest, for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the mode of
licensing Public Douses and Inns.
A new Writ was ordered for the County of Carib, to elects
Member, in the place of Sir Ulysses de Burgg, wholes Succeeded
to the 11;ressiof Down.
The other Orters of the day were then disposed as end the
Douse adjourned at HaAr-rset-TweLvs.

THE EVENING SD

LONDON.

TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 14, INS.
STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK..
The only subject of conversation in the City Is the budget of
the Cnaticenaotsof the Enstecsurn. Ceases opened at ?? O 771,
and were afterwards done to a considerabk extent for the Account,
at the latter price, and 77g.
In the Foreign Market nothing is doing.
Current Prices: Old Spanish 10, blesican 621 1, Coloradan►
new 471, Russian 751, Brazilian Bonds 44 56, Greek Bonds 171
18, Exchequer Bills 4 to i preaduns.
ONE O'CLOCE.
' Since Twelve o'Clock, the Market has been drooping, and
Consols which were dent at 771 for the Account, have declined to,
771, with a► heavy Market.

the
The
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banker,

re of

house to the amount _ million of
francs, adds, " M. Manz has already made great re
tfenchments in his household •establishment. As he is
universally respected here and does a great deal of good,
everybody takes much interest in his situation. We
yesterday stated, that the report in a former German
Paper, of M. Iltraz having suspended payment,
was unfounded.

We have received the French Papers of Saturday and
Sunday, btu they contain little news. The general
discussion on the independence of St. Domingo termi-
nated on Friday, and on Saturday the Chamber of
Deputies was to proceed to the examination of the
separate clauses of the project.
The intelligence from Spain announces the execution
of the two IlaxAns, whose adventurous enterprise in
the vicinity of Valencia. was so soon terminated. The
two Chiefs were shut together, with the Ex,,Lieutenant
General Sat.t.as, and several rif their followers.
The accounts from Greece in these Papers state, that
in the last action off Missolonghi, the Capiran Pawn*
I owed the preseriation of his life to his steam-boat, to
wh.ch he retreated vrhen•his frigate was in flames. lt-
is affirmed that Tripolize.t has really been retaken by
Cotaicornost, and the Egyptian garrison massacred.
A vessel, which has just arrived from Smyrna, brings
word that on the day of its departure, the 19th Feb., a
great fire Was raging in the quarter of the Franks.
WINDSOR, 111Aactt 13.—His MAJESTY continues
much the same. Yesterday Count Messeas arrived at the loyal
Lodge, and had an audienee of his Ma.nterr.
The Duke of Susses yesterday attended the House
of Lords the whole of the day on the Armandale claim of Peerage.
A grand drawing-room Was held on Thursday at
Dublin Castle. It was attended by a numerous assemblage of 1'
ponces of distinction, .
M. SARRATSA and M. Rocavosave„ the Charges
d'Affaires of Buenos Ayres and of Mexico, were among the com-
pany invited to meet Lord Passover at dinner at Mr. Secretary
and Mrs. CA11.001.15, 00 Sunday last.
- A Meeting, thinly attended. of the Noblemen, Free-
Ihlridisn, and others. of the enmity of Perth, was held en Toesrlay
Wt. when a Petition to Parliament against any ieterftereose with
tie Scotch Banks was agreed in.
~. The Hon. Company's ship Madras, is daily expected
Ms* anality, with Lord PACTS and saute.
The Marchioness of Wats.Lestart, in answer to a me-
imetal from the Broad Silk Weavers of Dublin, Witt declared her
wish to promote their interest, and to give every enema.
to the wearing of Irish Silk Manufacture.
may's new Opera, to be produced for the first
Alit 411 Thursday night, at Drury-Lane Theatre, is hooded on
,tb Mahn ins of Briagesiip
Tire ADEXPOI Tuaartte.—This favourite place of
emosenessit continues to Si nightly. 'The smudges teethe Nodded
.liniele et She Pike Meat tishall, notsoldriumdteg Is. •
Met perfervid 105 nights wit intermission.
• The-Res. Gonave Buser has been elected ititictor of
ibe Unkempt/ et St: Andmrere. • 4
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,v/ the ffilth, Deeember, Which state that Casaba CIJOTIMOX
'OO4 PILASOO, with Doctors Moneta mei , pillitest, had all
kmded in high health and spiritere-Mr. Theateen, on the 25th
Noveqlser •at Whydab, to meted to Dalsonsey, in company
With a.Portupeart, who had lived at that court for many years;
and the ether three, on tbe *Oilt Noveintsir it Badagry, in com-
pany with Mr. Hourroit an English ipleobeit, resident at Gatos,
on the river Benin, at :whose house Beisoxt died. He intended
to accompany them to a town called tiptio, and then return to the
coast where the presents and !regorge werekept on board the Bra.
ten until the Sultan Bello should seed down an escort for their safe
convoy to Saecatoo. The nest accounts from these travellers
must be highly interesting.
Yesterday morning, soon after eleven o'clock, the
Duke of YORZ, in the-regimetitals of the first regiment of Foot
Guards, of which his Royal Mabee* is Colonel, arrived in the
rd-cage Walk, St. James's Park, attended by the officers of his
eta, where the serjeants and corporals of the regiments of the line
e been practising, fur two or three months past, a new and sin.
proved exercise. introduced by Sir Hexer 'Dream, with the
sanction of his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief, the great
object of which is to effect speed in their evolutions. The serjeants
sod corporals, equipped with muskets, belts and cartridge-boxes.,
&c. formed a line, and received hi.; Royal Highness with military
honours, after which they went through the new exercise, highly to
the satisfaction of the Royal Duke, which has been taught them by
the drill serjeants of the Guards, and the regiments of the line will in
.Riture be the same. The exercise occupied about an hour and a half.
The serjeants and corporals of the line will now be sent to their
different regiments, where they are to teach the privates is their dif.
Arent companies the new exercise, which they have bees taught and
perfected in. After the close of the inspection, the Duke of Yana
proceeded, in his Royal Iligheess's cabriolet, to the Commander-in.
chief's office, in the Horse Guards, where the Royal Duke trans-
acted military business for upwards or two boors. •
Trade is reviving in the Commercial and Manuf.c-
taring towns : business bas assumed an improving aspect both at
Uverpoel and in Manchester, causing an increased activity in the
arkets and some advance in prices. The accounts from Leeds
state that Yorkshire goods are again in request ; in some of the
large towns there are many persona unemployed, but they' bear
their misfortunes with patience, which is a moult proof of the
tranquilized state of tl:e country, and the confidence that all classes
have in she wisdom of Government.
Bransbletye House, which has furnished the title of
Mr. Iloaace Smien's very interesting Novel, stands lipan the ex-
treme borders of Ashdown Forest, in the county of Sussex.--
After the conquest, it became the property of the. Earl of Iloa-
irate and CORNWALL ; and, passing through the hands of several
ether possessqrs, it came into the occupation of the Comatose (the
befogs of the novel), towaras the beginning of the seventeenth
Ilewestry. 'lke old masted edifier was abandoned in the reign of
James the Fours, by Sir 'lamer COMIPTOO, who built the solid ha.
renal _nuptial, commonly known by the name of Itrambletye
Flotre. This noble structure is now a mass of ivy-covered ruins.
Sunday, the 19th .of February, a man entered the
parisgehapel of Caber, in the townland of Augna Clapper, Wex-
ford, during Divine Service, and, with the premeditated malice of
a demons and the face of a maniac, pierced Reilly through the
body with a kind of pike, forged and fixed in a handle for the pup
pox, crying aloud at the time of the act, " There is land-taking
for you now." The perpetrator is in confiste.nent.
Some of the freemen of York have resolved to invite Lord
Mama and Mr. Lowther, sea of Sir John Lowther, to offer
themselves to represent that cite in Parliament. Another body of
the freemen have determined to support Air. WyviU, the present
member' and the Hon. Thomas Dyad" G. F. Heneage and
Charles Wood, Esqs. are candidates for Grimsby ; and Sir Henry
Willoughby, Bart. offers himself for Wallingford.
Wednesday, both Viscount llowick and T. W. Bastanont, Esq.
commenced's canvas' of the Northumberland Freeholders residing
in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. His Lordship met with the Most general
success. Mr. tkaUfouot, we understand. was got very successful.
TM Gentleman visited Shields on Friday. On Tuesday the 7th
init. end the following day, Lord liowick, accompanied by seine
of hiatienJo, canvassed the town of Alowick.-2Visucestle Chrenick.
A ruts in y mob last Wednesday committed a gross
satrap on Lord Gaut cia Bilmflos.o, as he was proceeding to
Waterford. They attacked his carriage with wellies of stones, and
when be had quitted it.'the savages s!ill vented their fury on the
empty vehicle and the horses. Tranquillity w* not.rettored until
the blaring bad twice read the Itoot .tct, and a Serjeant's guard
bad been called out to clear the streets. One of the ringleaders was
taken into custody.

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