Star.
London, England, 1820-07-20 00:00:00

IRISH CHANCERY RILL.

13onvz conversation then ensued regarding the day on which
this Bill was to be read a second time, between Lords HOLLAND,
%Urn:3llMT, DONOLCHHORL, LISIZRICI, and RIDRSDALM The
second reading WAS fixed for ro.morrow. •
The House then adjourned at Hal =past Nine &Clock.
3IINORITY AND MAJORITY
AGAINST TINA BARRACK RILL, THIRD READING., MILT 18.
MINORITY.

Abercromby, Hu. J. Hutchinson,Hn.C.H.Ord, W.
Barrett, S. 51. Heathcote, G. J. Pritrie, Hun. F. A.
Bright, Uenry Hume, Josc ph Peirse, Henry
Buxton, T. 1. Hamilton, Lord A. Pares, Thomas
Browne, Dom. IlalOiniand, W. Pryse, Pryse
Calvert, Charles Lemon, Sir W. Price, Robert
Concannon, Lucius Lushingtan, Dr. Robarth George
Clifford, A. Laugston, J. H. Taylor, M. A.
Calthorpe, lion. F. Milbanke, Mark Tierney, Rt. Hon.G.
Denison, W. J. Moore, Peter Tremaynt, J. H.
Duncannon,ViscuuntMonck, J. B. Wood, Alderman
Fergusson, Sir It. C. Mostyn, Sir T. Western, C. C.
Fitzroy, Lord C. Maberley, John Wharton, John
Glenorchy, Lord Maberley, W. L. s.
Hill, Lord A. martin, John Calcraft, John
llubhouse, J. C. Ossulston, Lord Lockhart, J. J.

MAJORITY.
Arbuthnot, Right Douglas, John Morgan, G.
lion. C. Dawkins, J. Noel, Sir G.
A'Court, E. H. Divezt, T. Omnianey, Sir F.
Ancrani, Lord Douglas, W. R. K. Pole, Rt: lin. W. W.
Bathurst, Bt. Hon. Dund.is, ItighOlon. Phippi, Hon. Gem
C. B. W. Pitt, Wm. Morton
Burgh, Sir H. Fife, Earl of Robinson, Hon. F.
Bernard, Viscount Gifford, Sir R. Sandoz], Viscount
Brogilen, James Gilbert, D. G. Somerset, Lord G.
Bradshaw, It. 11. Gaulburn, 11. Sneyd, N. •
Bruce, Robert Grant, A. C. Stewart, Hon. J.
Bastard, John Grant, Rt. lion. C. 11. B.
Beckett, Itt. Hn. J. Graham, Sir J. Scott, Sir W.
Bernard, Thomas Iluskisson, Right Tennyson, C.
Copley, Sir John lion. W. Taylor, G. W.
Clerk, Sir G. Hotham, Lord Townshend, Hon. IL
Canning, Rt. !In. G. Holmes, W. Thynne, Lord J.
Cumming, G. Hart, General Vansittart, Rt. Hon.
Cockburn, Sir G. Hill, Sir G. Nicholas
Clinton, Sir W. Harvey, C. Urc, M.
Courtenay, ♦Vm. Hope, Sir W. Ward, R.
Cust, I-Inn. W.. Kingsborough, Lord Warren, C.
Castleree.gh, Visc. Leake, Wi-n. Wallace, Rt. lion. T.
Congreve, Sir W. Lowther, Viscount Wilmot, R. J•
Curtnis, E. J. Lester, 13. L. Wentys=, Captain
Carroll, John filarjoribar.k4, Sir J. W.u-ren&r, Sir G.
Clive, llenry Monteith, 11. J.
Chichester, Arthur Mansfield, Joha ?ELMO.
Courtenay, T. I'. Martin, Sir T. B. Lushington, S. R.
Curds, Ald.:rman. Martin, R. Palmerston, Vise.

We h ave heard that Sir FRANCIS COLOMBI NE DANIEL
has been strongly solicited by several Freemen of that
respectable town, Grantham, in Lincolnshire, to repre-
sent them in Parliament. From what we have heard
of the above Gentleman, he is truly independent, pos-
sessing large landed property, and warmly attached to
those principles which placed our beloved SOVEREIGN
on the Throne. It is.hopeathe Freemen of Grantham
will reserve their votes until Sir FRANCIS'S intentions
are known ; and, should he succeed, we trust he will
discharge his duty conscientiously, leaning neither to
the right nor the left, keeping in view the true spirit of
the Constitution, bir supporting the King, Lords, and
Corn mons.
FROM A CORRESPONDENT.—The Public have often
complained of the expensive establishments for audit-
ing public accounts ; individuals with more reason
have complained of the delay in getting their ac-
counts passed through these 011ice.s. The case of the
lion. BASIL. COCO RA NC appears peculiarly worthy of,
attention. This Gentleman, in consequence of the
backward state of the audit of his accounts in one of
the Foh:ic Offices (as particularly taken notice of and
commented upon by the Commissioners of Revision,
in their Teuth Report, d.ited August the 11th, 1807),
was, in the year 1806, obliged to assign over a con-
tract, and to return to England, anxious to get his
accounts brought to a close during his life. After
being harassed for thirteen years in resisting large
claims brought against him, and after defendihg an
expensive Rutin the Court of Exchequer, be has at
last succeeded in the final adjustment of his accounts,
and has actually received a balance upon them, and
is thus acknowledged to have been a public creditor,
. .
instead of a public debtor:

TAW IMOS LEFRE.

Yesterday, his MAJaeye held. a Levee at t.
o! clock, at his Palace, in Pall-1611. A Guard oi
•
Honour, preceded by the Bind of the Third Regi-
ment of Foot Guar Is, marched into the Court-yard,
soon after one o'clock, as usual. A detachment of
the Life Guards marched into Waterloo-place, op-
posite to the Palace. Sir ROBERT RAKER, the Chief
Magistrate of the Police, was in attendance with
Townsend, and a numerous assemblage pf Police-
officers. The military band played during the time
of holding the Court. The Yeomen of the Guard
lined the Grand Hall:. the Gentlemen Pensioners'
lined the Oitagon Hall. The Levee was numerously
and splendidly attended. •
His MAJESTY, after receiving the Report of the
state of the three 'Regiments of Foot Guards, pro-
ceeLled to receive the Foreign Ambassadors, Minis-
ters, &c. with those generally who have the privi-
lege of the entrée.
The Duke Decazas, the French Ambassador, and
suite were introduced to his MAJESTY by Lord Vis-
count CASTLEREAGH, and conducted by Sir ROBERT
CHESTER, the Master of the Ceremonies. His Excel-
lency delivered his credentials to the KING, and was
most graciously received.
Mr. Stour, Minister from the Netherlands, on a
special mission, Is as presented to the KING, and con-
ducted in a similar manner.
. s The Russian Ambassador and Prince ESTEIMAZY,.
the Austrian Ambassador, had audiences of his MA-
JasTY, to deliver letters. The Count IYAGLIE, the
Sardinian Minister, had an audience of the KING, to
take leave for a short time.
There were also present i
Their Royal Ilighnesses the Dukes of York, Clarence, and
Cambridge, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Cabinet Minis-
ters' the Great Officers of State, the Quarter-111.ister-General,
the White Rod of Scotland, the Knight Mar slid! of England,
Archdeacon Markham, and Alderman Scholey.
Duxes—Portland, edford, Wellington, Ileaufnrt, Montrose.
MAsu-,umscs--Winchester, Sligo, Donnegal, Hertford, Chia-
mondeley, Ileadfort.
Emta.s—Stamford, Rochford,Guildfos, Morton, Rocksavage
Belfast, Bradford, Westmeath, Carysfort,allathurst. Liverpool,
Macclesfield, Winchelsea, Mulgrave, Ilarrogi*, Warrington,
Westmoreland, Fife, Darlington.
%%scow:Ts—Keith, Sidmouth, Melville, Castlereagh, Sandon,
Melbourne, Palmerston, Beauchamp.
Loans—GL-nbervie, Gwydir, li. Cholmondeley, Brandon, St.
Helen's, F. Somerset, C. Somerset, G. Somerset, Boston, F.
Cunyngham, C. Bentinck, llawd:n, Henley, Rivers, Colerainz.
Timor lloxouitaaces—N. Vansittart, G. Canning, W. Pole,
B. Bathurst, T. Wallace, Sir H. Russell.
Honouaastes—Basil Cochrane, Captain S. M. Gardner, Mitt
Barnewall, Capt. K Cost, Rev. Mr. Cost, Mr. Eardley, &c. arc.`
The following were among the Presentations:
The Hon. Basil Cochrane, by Viscount Keith, on the final set-
tlement of his accounts with Government.
' Astley Cooper, Esq. by Lord Viscount Sidmouth.
Mr. Buller, Commissioner of Customs, by the Lord In Waiting.
The Rev. Dr. Kaye, On his being appointed to the Bishopric
of Bristol.
' Lieut.-Col. Milman, Coldstream Guards, by Sir. C. Morian.,
Mr. Archdeacon Markham, by the Lord in Waiting.
Sir William lielherm, Ulster King of Arms of all Ireland, by
Lord Viscount Sidmouth.
Mt. John Childers, by the Hon. S. E. Eardley.
Lieutenant Making, sth Regiment, by Sir R. Steele.
11. Streatfield, Esq. sen. by the Rev. Dr. S. Clarke.
Lord Brandon, by the Lord in Waiting.
Rear-Admiral Page, to pay his respects.
Mr. Fitzgerald and Mr. Cronin, with an /Wren from the
Catholics of Ireland.
Lord Glenbervie, the Earl of Guildford, the Earl of Bradford,
the Earl of Westmeath, the Earl of Rochford, Sir John
Trollope, 10th Royal Hussau ; the Rev. Frederick Bayley,
Dr. Chermside, 10th Royal Hussars; Mr. Powney, Lord
Thomas Cecil, 10th Royal Hussars; the Duke of Bedford,
the Rev. Henry. Fellowes, on his appointment of Chaplain in
Ordinary to the King; the Rev. Sir John Fagg, Bart.—by
the Lord in Waiting.
The Bishop of Clogher, on his promotion, by Lord Viscount
Sidmouth.
The Rev. the Champion Dymoke, by the Marquis of Winchester.
The Earl of Carysfort, on his Majesty's Accession.
The Hon. Mr. Barney/ail, to present the Address of the Catho-
lics of Ireland.
Dr. Beatty, Physician, late Channel Fleet, by Lord Keith.
Dr. Woollaston, President pro tempore of the Royal Society, by
Sir Willoughby Gordon.
Sir Gorge Dallas, on going abroad.
Sir R. Porter, on his return from Persia, by Lord Castlereagh.
The Bishop of Lincoln, to kiss hands as Bishop of IVinchester.
Mr. Henry Drummond, by Lord Melville.
Mr. Symonds, Magistrate for the Ports of Malta, and Captain
of the Part of Valetta, by the Earl Bathurst.
Sir M. Somerville; Rev. Mr. Webber, Prebendary of West-
minster ; Mr. Gahagan, Mr. T. M. Brackenhury ; Mr. Streat-
field, Mr. Randall, Gentleman Usher Quarterly Waiterio his
Majesty ; Mr. Butler, John Fagg, Esq. eldest son of Sir John
Fagg, 11. A. the Rev. R. M. N. Usticke, Mr. Hall, by the
Lord in Waiting.
Colonel Crosbie, Captain Felix, R.N. Colonel Berkeley; 'Gene-
ral Wilford, aptain 0. Jones, Captain G. C: Mackenzie, R.N.
Captain Shirley, It N. Major Bloomfield, Captain Mingay,
of his Majesty's ship Cameleon, Captain Raggett, of his Ma-
jesty's ship Albion, Captain the Hon. A. Cochrane, IL N.
Captain Hollis, of his Majesty's ship Ramillies, Captain Phil-
lips, 15th King's Hussars, Captain P. Campbell, R.N. Cap-
tain Kuieshaw, R.N. Captain Annesley, R.N. Captain Thos.
Martin, R.N. Captain Colgrave, R.N. Captain Parkinson;
R.N. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir F. Hankey, Lieutenant-Colonel
Hare, Inth Regimen-, Major-General Sir H. White, Major-
General Orde, Major-Genoa! Hall, Major-General Sir J.
Buchan, Portuguese service, Slajor-General Sir Charles Hol-
loway, Major-General Lord Blantyre, Major-General J. G.
Clay, Cornet Markham, Scots Greys, Captain Morgan, R.N.
Lieutenant Charles 'Short, Coldstream Guards, Lieutenant
T. C. Steward, RM. Lieutenant Allen, R. M. Lieutenant
Pollock, R. M. Lieutenant Harvey, 10th Royal Hussars, and
Captain J. C. White; R.N. by the Lord in Waiting.
Captain Stewart, 15to Hussars, on promotion.
Mr. Deverenx, to present the Address of the Catholics of Ireland.
Mr. T. Ramsden, Gentleman Usher Daily Waiter to his Ma-
jesty,
by the Lord in Waiting.
Mr. W. H. Ilarford, by Mr. H. Davis.
Mr. APDonnell and Mr. Howlay, to present an Address from
the Roman Catholics of Ireland.
Captain Russell, by his father, Sir H. Russell.
Major-General Sir A. F. Barnard, on his Majesty's Accembles
by the Lord in Waiting.
Captain Bridgem;n, R.N. on promotion.
Mr. M'Duniots and Mr. Fitz Simons, to present an Address
from the Catholics of Ireland.
General Sir H. Dalrymple, by the Lord in Waiting.
Lieutenant-GeneralJohn Hope, on his promotion, and appoint-
went to the command of the 924 Regiment.
Major-General Sir C. Phillips, on his return to England.
Maur-General Lord Aylnier,Adjutant-General of
Sir H. Torrent..
Ensign R. 11. Lowth, by the Rev. Robert Lowth.
Major-General Macleod, 78th Regiment, on his promotion.
Lieutenant R. Iloare, IL N. by Mr. 11. Iloare.
Ensign 11. Rose, on his appointment, by Sir 11. Turner.
Lieut. Making, sth Regiment; by Lieut. Colonel Sir R. Steele.
Major-General Hamilton ou pro •
and appointment to the'
ma command
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Lieut.-Colonel D'Aguilar, on his appointment to the Buffs,
Lieutenant-Colonel lieyuett, Military Secretary to his Royal
Highness the Duke of Cambridge, on his arrival from Hanover.
Lieut.-Colonel Lg.:strange, by the Earl of Mul,zrave.
Colonel Sir J. Burke, with an Address from the Koran Catho-
lics of Ireland.
Captain M' Lean, R. A. on pmmotion.
Lieutenant-Colonel Caartmood, on promotion.
Colonel Brombead, on his appointment as Companion of the
Bath, and on promotion.

Major 'Davison, A.D.C: to his Royal Rlgluteoa die Mho of
Cambridge, on his arrisai from Hanover.
Major Carmianci, on promotion.
Capt:dn Linclane, K.G.O. by Count Munster.
Captain C. Blak iston, 9th' Lancers, on his appointment.
Captain Fox, Grenadier Guard., en his pr c.motion.
After the Levee, a -De, nation from the United
States of the lonian Island•, consisting of the Senator ,
LAvo, and the Cavalier ParafaxopuLo, attended by •
the Earl of GUILDFORD, Knight Grand Cross sir the
Royal Order of St. Michael and St. George; Colonel
Sir F. HANKEY, Knight Commander of that Oider
and Secretary to Lieutenant-General Sir T. MArr-
LAND, G.C.B. Grand, Master of the Orders of Saint
Michael and St. George, and his Majesty's Lord
High Commissioner of the lonian I,lands ; and Cap-
tain'EpwAans, Aid-de-''amp to Sir T. NIAITLAND,
was introduced to his MAJESTY. and preaciited an
Address from the. Unifed States of the loniaa Islands,
on his MAJESTY'S Accession to the Crown of these

Realms. His MA-Jes-ry was seated on the Throne,
and, having most graciously received the Addre:s,
was pleased to invest the Senator LAVO with the in-
Mnia of a Knight Conin,ander of the Orders of_St.
Michael and St. George. The Senator LAVO then had
the honour to kiss his MAJESTY'S hand, and retired.

HIS MAJESTY afterwards held an investiture of the

Order of t:ie Bath, at which were present
His Royal Highness the Duke of York, Lord flenley.
count K, ith, Sir B. Warren, Sir Ahmed Ciarke, Sir James
Sattmarez, Lord Bowden, Sir R. J. Strachan, and Sir Brent
Spencer, Knights Grand Crosses ; Sir G. Niayler, Genealnglst ' -
James l'uhnan, Esq. Deputy Bath Kit g .it Arms; and G. F.
Behr, Esq. Gentlemtn fisher of the Ned find. Admiral Sir
Charles Henry Knowles, Bait. was introduced, Knighted, anti
invested with the insignia of the Knight Grand Cross; Adtilirs4
Sir H. Trollope, and Vice-Admii al Sir H. d'ltsterre Darby,
were also introduced, when the latter was Iniglited, mid both
were invested with the insignia of Knights Commanders or
the Order.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

kjit*IIIU4SDAY, JULY 20, 1820.
THE FUNDS.
PRICZ Of STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONZ O'CLOCK
Bank Stock 224%
3 per Cent. Reduced 69% % %
3 per Cent. Cons. 68% 69
3i per Cent. 77% 78-4 per Cent. 875/i Ys
'5 per Cent. 103% % ex. div.
-Long Annuities 18 1-16 1/s
India Stock 2171,4 217—Bends 20s. 21s. pre.
Old Annuities 68%
Exch. Bills, 4s. 6s. pr.—Commer. lls. 12s. pr.
Omnium pre.—Cons. for Aug. 695/i 1/4 3/s.

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The Bank Note-Forgery Prevention Bill occasioned
some discussion last night in the House of Lords.--
Lord LAUDERDALE contended strenuously that the
Petitioners against the Bill should be heard at the
Bar of the House. Lord LIVERPOOL said they might,
if they thought theniselves aggrieved, seek redress in
a Court of Law. This is monstrous! Desire Peti-
tioners, who, by the Laws and Constitution of the
Kingdom, have a right to be heard against any
affecting their property, to go to a Court of
after passing an Act to be pleaded against them as
Law ! The fact alluded to by Lord LAUDERDALE,
of an individual being remunerated out of the public
purse for plans and experiments not adopted, deserves
particular attention, as illthtrative of the impartiality
with which Government has acted on this occasion.
The individual who received this remuneration is the
re:lowned Sir WILLIAM CONGREVE, M.P. and one of
the Royal Commissioners alluded to as having re-
commended the plan,that has been adopted.
The City Petition-was last night rejected by the
House of Lords, on account of certain expressions
which their Lordships conceived derogatory to their
dignity. We hope the City will benefit by the oppor-
tunity thus given them of preparing a new Petition,
which, with more of the snat:ittr in modo, may con-
tain more of the fortiter ill re. We cannot agree
v. i:11 a contemporary of this morning, that it is enough
that the Common Council's views of the subject have
been made " known to the Upper House of Parlia-
ment:' It is not enough that they toe known ; they
can be of no use, al:less the House is induced to re-
spect them.

It is currently reported to-day, that a private Mes-
senger has arrived from Naples with accounts of a
Revolution having taken place in that kingdom,
similar to that which has been recently so happily
effected in Spain. It is said to have been chiefly
brought about by the and without any blood
having been shed. We have not been able to trace
the rumour to any authentic source; nor in the Paris
Papers of Monday; received to-day, do we meet with
the slightest allusion to such an event. The near
connexion between the Royal Families of Spain and
Naples may serve to give a faint degree of plausibi-
lity to the report; but thcn,•there have not, as far as
we recollect, been any of those hollow murmurings
which usually precede such an eruption ; and it is a
fact, thora;ll not very generally known, that for some
years paa, the King of NArt.ms has been doing more,
in a quit way, in the wet k of practical reform, than
almost any other Sovereign in Europe.

The Paiis Papers of .Monday arrived this fore-
noon. The only intehigenze in them of any interest
from Spain. Tho Cortes, after three preliminary

Meetings, was, on the Gth instant, definitively orFa-
nized. The Archbishop of Seville, -M. EspicA, is
named Pre,i Jen% General Qui noc A, Vice-President,
anJ MM. CLEM ENCIN, CcrEno, St: BB IE, and MAR-
TIAL Loris, Secretaries. A Deputation of twenty
Members and two Secretaries repaired to the Palace,

to announce to the KING that .the Cortes was esta-
blidied. His 7,lAJesry gave them a most gracious
reception, and announced his intention of opening
the Assembly in person on the 9th instant.

We have received, this morning, New York and
other American Papers to the 22d of June.
The An.erican brigs Canton and Pallas, detained
by the Chili squadron, v. are, after a short time,
restored, and proceeded on their voyages.
A letter from St. Jago de Chili, dated February
Gth, says, " I cannot give you, as I dare not write,
any news. Everything looks gloomy. Buenos
Ayres continues agitated by factions. Lord Coch-
rane proceeded to Guyaquil, where a frigate he was
in search of escaped him by lanthng her guns, and
running up the river. His Lordship is said to have
been in communication with BordvArt, at Quito."

The latter part of this lettmappears to be ex pla;ried
by the following extract of advices from Angostura,
dated the end of June :
" The President BOLIVAR secretly left his Head-
quarters with only four dragoons, passed the Cor-
dilleras, and appeared at Santa Fe de l3agota, where,.
in a few days, he organized two corps of three thou-
sand' men each, put one in movement for Popayan,
and the other for Quito, and having established a
plan of concert, he returned by the same route, and
was again at the head of his troops at Actagua."
We must confess this account has much of the air
of romance in it. The same accounts add, that the
Royalist General, Moun.Lo, had published a Pro-

• • ,

clamation, announcing the Revolution in favour of
the Constitution of Spain, and offering a pardon to
all who would return to their allegiance, but that it
bad preljuced no effect. " The termination of the
Revolution in Venezuela is," we are told, " near at
hand ; the people now begin to feel that they haie
country and liberty."
The American Minister at Madrid has written
home, that he has effected an agreement with the
Spanish Government, for the liberation of all Ame-
ricans of the United States, confined in Spanish pri-
sons for having taken part with the Independents of
South America.