Star.
London, England, 1828-03-12 00:00:00

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Ponsol.by, T.ord L. Gower, Colonel Wood, Mr. M
gerakl, Lord kbhley, Sir 11. loglis, Mr. Kennedy, and Mr. lt.Grft.

IRISH CURATES.
Sr 7 JOIM NEWPORT then rose to move for a %
tumor all appointments to Benefices by the several 4,
cesans of Ireland during the last ten years, specifying
value of each benefice, and the pr misses& length risme%
(as a Curate) of each persen appointed in the dins:etch
which be had been promoted. The Hon. Rat onet satil
that in several instances, although Curates were lice's*
to receive.7sl. a year. they were, by a coraposition,%,
tually working for 401. or 501. This was a most disgra%,
ful evasion of the law, and where• he should succeed
in discovering an instance of it, he most cereal*
would feel it to be his duty to bring the matter heti%
the Howse. The Curates, he considered, were not 'l'
be compared to mere workmen, whose labour was%
be procured at the lowest possible rate. A great dell
was said on this subject. Opinions with respect to k
were abroad; and, thervfore, the Right Hon. Barnum'
gave to the Diocesans the opportunity of clearing them,
selves from the imputations. He concluded by saying,
that he would consent to withdraw his Inntion, if any
serious objection were entertained to it.
Mr. PEEL would be ready to assist the Hon. Remit
net with the best means in his power, in any detection
of so scandalous an evasion of the law as that to
which he alluded ; but rather objected to the reia%
of the motion before the House. The motion called
for an account, of the appointments to benefice'
within the last ten years, stating the services Of the
Curates appointed within the diocese in which they
'were plrernoted. Now this proposition seemed rater
to dotlbt the right of a diocesan to dispose of benefices
as he thought fit, which it was impossible for the H ue
legally Co question; and to suppose some claim on Oe
pan of a Curate to be promoted for length . f service,
which claim, in law, certainly did n .t in any deg: ee eels,
Sir J NEWPORT said that the great evil in the
Church was the power of translating. It was, %
thought, wrong that a Diocesan coming into his di.
cese should bring with him a number of Citrgyniel,
who were to be placed over the heads of all the Curate
belonging to it.
Mr. PEEL had by no means intended to say, that a
moral obligation with respect to the disposal of pre.
motions did not often lie upon the diocesan; he had
only meant that the distribution of such advantages
was one with which Parliament could not well interfere.

The motion was then withdrawn by consent.
The Mutiny MU and the Marine Mutiny Bill were each read a
third time and passed.
The Westminster Courts Bill was read a second time : tornado
ted on Friday.
The CHANCELLOR af the EXCHEQUER obtalied lam
to briag in the Annual Indemnity Bill.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and tie
fluuso adjourned at HALT.PAOIt Ten o'CLoca.

THE EVENING STAR.

LON DON.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1828.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

• The various reports promulgated yesterday on 'Change with
much‘confidence, and had the effect of lowering Coble's, have tis
morning fallen to the ground ; and It now appears that neither the
Russian declaration, nor the Message to the House, lave as*
made their appearance, and the question of peace or war with tk
Porte still remains in the cast of the dye. Consols, which leftd
yesterday at tai j for the Account, opened this ntontime at ssb,
with }Jule holiness doing ; but within these few minutes some poll
iillerslaire appeared to the market, and Consols recedel to Ll.
The cause of this decline Is not known.
Foreigo market remains stationary at present.
CITY. HALF-PAST UNIT: O'CLOCK.

The Coeval nsarket has remained steady, since one o'clock, a
85k j for the Account, with no great deg doing. Consols kat
been' fluctuating this morning between 83 and 84
PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut 'lndia Stock

a pet Cent. Red. Shut Ditto Bonds 20
5 per Ct. Cona. 831 South Sea Stock
31 per Cent. Shut 3 per Cent. 1751,
SI per Cent. lied. Shut 41000 Rzcheq. Bills 58 60 ss
4 per Ct. New 1001 11 .8500 Ditto 59 60
4 per Cent. Scrip .9100 and .e2OO Ditto 60 59
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut Advertised ss
Long Ann. Shut. Consols for Acct. 8)4 83 1
FOREMN FUNDS, TWO O'CI.0( K.
Brazilian Bds. Sp Ct. 62 11 Do. Ace. 321 11 21
Do. Acct. 621 11 Russ. 11d5.11122, 5 per Ct. 81171
Daniels lids. 3 p Ct. 601 Do Acct. 881 71 1 et
Do Acct 61 601 1 Fr. litotes, 3 p C. 691
hlez oh. 5 p Ct. 24 Exchange, 2.5 f 29t
Mex. 8d5,1825, 6p Ct 321 Do Acct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

MARL TAM
Brazilian SS 20
Protector Fire 20 . 2
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 ts

74 73 74
.21 2
£5

This day a Cabinet Council met, at two o'clock, is
the Foreign Office, Downing-street, which *was numerously at-
tended, and continued in deliberation till late in the afternoon.

Several Petitions were la►t, night presented in the
House of Commons for the Repeal of the Stamp Receipt Tax, and
in particular a Petition from the merchants and tradesmen of Hunt
by Mr. SYKES. Mr. SPLING Race moved, " That the several Re-
ports of the Commissioners of Education in Ireland be referred to
a SelectCommitteo, to report their observations and opinion there-
upon to the House." Thisprotion, which was acceded to, gave rise
to a convereadon, which was rendered interesting from the truly
laudable feeling and most excellent spirit in which Mr. Secretary
Past clattered himself upon the subject. Speaking of t►e necessity
of attending to the state of the lower orders, the Right Honourable
Secretary justly observed, that it was the duty, the imperative
duty, of the resident Gentlemen of a country, to devote sonic pot.
tion of their time to the improvement both of the morals and or
the comforts of the poor in their neighbourhood; and if Gentle.
men did not reside upon their estates, although they could not be
compelled by law, he did not—could not understand or conceive
any conscientious principle upon which they could be content to
extract the whole of their revenue from one country, in order thit
they might live at ease in another, forgetful of the wants of those
who, by their labour, contributed so much to their welfare. lie
did not understand how Gentlemen, who did not reside upon
their estates, could refuse their quota of assistance, while those who
did reside in the place from whence they drew their revenue, WA
ingly gave both their exertions and their subscriptions. That 1$
not the the proper time for him to enter into his views as to
what was the most desirable plan for public education, and there-
fore he should not do so; but he must candidly state, that be
could- conceive no plan suitable to a Christian Country which
was forgetful of religion. These sentiments were worthy the
liberal and enlightened mind of the Right Honourable °cuticulae.
and were repeatedly and most cordially cheered from all parts of
the House.

The French Papers received last night add nothing
to that which we have laid before our Readers rcl.ti•c
to the affairs of Turkey. An article from (Miss i con•
tains a report, which, if authentic, may be deemcd in,.
portant at this juncture. It is stated that the P Isis.
Prince, ABBAS Mraas, who concluded the treaty d
peace with the Russians, Las Le:ri obhB. d to ay, to

avoid the anger of el
a traitor. It is all
united all his troops
paring to open the c
It is truly nbsevved,
afAirs id Turkey sti
laced to aohfirm the
with this powerful di
resist Russia and its
The Gazette de Ft'
don will leave Cadiz
'be conveyed by sea I
Ivy and cavalry to
The Algemeine Zei

this morning. It. co
Constantinople ; but
10th ult. represents t
. ing unchanged. The
appear to base been
attributes w the Tutl
the SULTAN horn 111
prudent, and from
concessions in the sp
The following is the
'According to left
th,ogs appear to be
of the Catholic Art
lean Pstlinicii /Car
harsh proceedings t
the declaration, tha
the religious dispute
sects; and that it li
for all the Armenia
because it had TCCI
have a watchful ey,
ttignes in Persia
the suspicion of tE
arch himself tepr
and for whose fi
to be responsible.
tence of b.,nisfirnet
Clergy has not bee
for the confiscated
into the Black Sea a
persons are of opir
things to come to 11
into an abyss of Alan
able circumstances,

without :being able
Greeks. It may,
Ulemas alone, if t
to the advice of th
to the Greeks equi
the Treaty of Lo
to exercise their

Janissaries, they USI
Whits, think more of
Empire, and hope, it
Mine the indepeeden
daily becoming Mort
their author it y,whicti
the less moderate a
farther M attain till
into effect more trio
incense the whole
Zeitang, March 5.
Another Brazil 51:
Rio Papers are not of
those received yestrrc
following extracts:—
RI(
The Diario Flrrmii
t•ans the continuatio
the young Queen of
'avowable, and the
Jan. 3, sa) S. it is hoi
and that as, from the
show, it is to be pr
well, so long as no
the contrary.
The news of the
Rio on the 2d of Jai
EIJI packets, one of
day s.—Diario Hum

The Eat' of RADI
acted business yesterday,
Mr. Sectetaty Ye►
et Wutistarom yesterda
Mr. Sectetary Hu
some days past, but is no
A Board of the Lt
terday, at the Treasury I
T►te Honourable
en
Monday, at his reside:

pasty.
The JUDGII ADVOI
the Kass yesterday, at
ceedinp of some Courts
pose of taking His blajet
COIDI
audience yesterday of tb
The Duchess of
Stream yesterday, at
James's. Their Royal
;ether.
The Princess Sort
Yesterday, at her resid
alOisme with her Royal 1
A Cabinet Counc
afternoon at the Foreign
than till near half past hi
tbo Duke of WaLusrit
ascot; Viscounts bln.rit
Me. Secretary Pear., 1
Gan, the CuAIIeILLOS
The Ladies PAGL
irkiroy, do net leave
week. They are at pt
/SR remain In Ireland
.8211, to return to London.
to the festivities at the I

Madame BONAPA
Prince of Cassano (Luc
Sire has been at several
at die Countess of Cu.
day. The resegobLince to

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It cariently rep
11. P. of Braticepath Ca
the ta4lgat and highly ac
tat of Low Gosforth.
The planet Venu4
heavens this mouth, is a
Malls&

Sr*at.ll4 as-cid the anger of 1144
Mr. It.Grm.
a traitor. It is also
we for a a united all his troops w
everal Dit paring to open the ca
reifying Iht It is truly observed, tl
h of milt,
aff.tirs lof Turkey still
e diocese it
atones said, !attic, to Confirm the I
ere licensed with this powerful div
msiiiiskk. resist Russia and its o
4( disgrace. The Gazette de Fur
ild succal
it email* don will leave Cadiz
stter befact be conveyed by sea tc
rere not el ley and cavalry to rc
iour waste The Algemeine 'Leila
great deal
espect tot this morning. It. Con
an. Baronet, Constantinople; but
'ring thew 10th ult. represents th
Iby saYins, ing unchanged. The p
ion, if an, appear to have been
Hon. Bare.' ;* attributes to the Tutki
y detection the SULTAN horn list
as that to prudent, and from r
the tem', concessions in the spit
4tion called The following is the s
o benelicti Mit
vices of the 'According tb letter
which they th,ogs appear to be t
meet rattier
set the eatholic Arin
of beneficei
r the H ut lean Patriarch. /Cara'
I aim on ticharsh proceedings to
. f service,
the declatation, that
degree the religious dispute'
evil in the
It was, it sects; tied that it tie
into his di,. • for all the Armenian
Chrgyno, because it had rev
the Curate have a watchful eye
say, that a ttigues in Persia a
osal of pre. the suspicion of the
an; he had arch himself tepre
advantages and for whose fid,
ell interfere. ri to be responsible.
sent. - tence of b.,nishment
re each read aClergy has not been
in" t Min"' . for the confiscated pi
obtalie4 is into the Black Sea at
ed ot, and tie persons are of opinil
things to come to the
into an abyss of dang
'A R. able circumstances,
without :being able t
Greeks. It may,
Ulemas alone, if th
828. to the advice of the
LOCK. to the Greeks equit
liaoge with it the Treaty of Lon
Mots, have tli to exercise their at
hat 'wither the Janissaries, they 1,161
se, have as yet
r war with tic Whits, think more of
, which leftd Empire, and hope, it
mewing at ssi, Mine the indepeaden
tees senile I daily becomiun More