Star.
London, England, 1827-05-17 00:00:00

then pve police that be would, on this day aenolght. move for
leave to bring in a Dili founded on the Report.
claimer turd, isaLase.
Snit/0 RICJ brogght in a Mill.fot the better levying
of Church" Mates in Ireland, which was read a first time.
ItaIfhACTURIRS.
Mr. WOOD premibted a Petition from, the Manufacturers and
other persons of the Borough of Preston, praying for relief.
The SPEAKER gave notice to the House, that the Petit/own
against the Return made for Member, of Parliament to serve for
the town of Berwick-upon•Tweed had not catered into theptial
recognisances required by law.
TIIIIITIZZ
ACTe-
Mr. LITTLBTON moved for a Select Committee to consider of
the best means to reduce the expenses of Acts for the renewal of
Turnpike Trusts.
Sir C. BURRELL seconded the motion.
After a conversation in which Mr. Mangum, Mr. Alderman
Woos Mr. Hoare, Lo;d1I2W111211, and Mr. H. Oessirr took part,
the moose was agreed to.

FiILIMMIT/l.fas ST COIISTAILES.
Mr. WODEHOUSE obtained Wave to bring in a BM to discon-
tinue certain Presentments of Constables.—The BiU was brought in
and read a first time.

•111401 OF PLEAD.
Mr. Alderman THOMPSON postponed his motion for leave to
bring Ina Bill to amend t►e Act of 3d Geo. IV. relating to the saie
of Bread In London and within the bills of mortality.

Till ADMINISTRATION.
Mr. BEAUMONT rose to state, thst in consequence
of the general belief that some important changes had'
been, or were about tube made in the Administration,
he should put off, till tuesday next, the notice he had
given to move a Resolution on that subject to-morrow.
Mr. BROUGHAM said, that an Honourable Friend
of his(Mr. D. Davenport) hid, to his own great personal
inconvenience postponed a notice which stood for to-
morrow evening, under the impression that the Resolu-
tion of the Member for Stafford would then certainly
be brought forward. Under these circumstances, he
put it to the candour of his Honourable Friend (Mr.
Beaumont), as he hoped he might call him, whether lie
treated either these who were already in the G
vern-
went, or those who, by possibility, might intend shortly
to accede to it, with fairness in putting off his motion
from time to time, and thus banging over their heads a
notice of this sort?
. Mr. BEAUMONT replied, that he had heard from
his Honourable and Learned Friend no sufficient reason
to alter his Resolution. Tile postponement was entirely
the consequence of the tumour of the day, according
to which important changes in the Government either
had taken place, or were in contemplation. He should
wait to see what those changes were before be brought
forward his motion.

BAIA Dr GAME.
Colonel WOOD moved for leave to bring in a Bill to suspend
for two years the laws which prohibit the sale of game.
Sir J. SHELLEY remarked. that among the provi-
sional arrangements of the day, it seemed there was to
tre.a provisional Game Bill—(A laugh). He could con•
ceive nailing worse than this kind of legislation, of
which this Ball would be the worst ineaitire ever intro-
duced into Parliament.
Lord MILTON said, he was so far from agreeing
with the Honourable B moan, that excepting its tempo-
rary nature, he regarded this as one of the best measures
ever brought into that House. Whit had happened in
another place with regard to another Bill, aficifeed no
reason against the introduction of this Bill. Re believed
that the other Bill had been lost, not in comeqtience of
the provision for legalisiug the sale of game, but becinse
it was clogged with s eee ie 1 other provisions, to which
a great variety of ohje:tions were.felt: • •
Mr. LIT TLETON had great doubts of the policy of
this measure, but he would not pledge himself to vote
against it. It would grea.ly al.er his view of the subject,
.1 the sale of game was not f .und to be pernicious in
two years.
'Afar some observations front Sir W. Mama. and Mr. Pose.
I wan, leave was givyn, and was brought in and lead a first
, tine.
I The Orders of the Day were ilia' dispoillier aid the House
.
Adjourned. , •
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THE EVENING