Star.
London, England, 1819-04-08 00:00:00

n any pet/on to petition hereafter against the
intetference of Peers at an Election.—The motion that
the Petition should be brought up was then negatived.
LOTTERIU.
Mr. BUXTON moved for an Account f the num-
ber of State Lotteries from 1816 to 1813 inclusive,
and the Amount of the Revenue arising from them ;
distinguishing each year. Also for the amount of the
tickets, half and quarter tickets, issued for the same
period, together with the names and salaries of the
Commissioners. He also moved for an account of the
number of prosecutions in Ireland, under the Little
Go Act, for the last two years.—Ordered.
acorcis BURGHS._

TheLORD ADVOCATE of SCOTL AND brought
in a Bill to regulate the mode of keeping the Public
Accounts in the Royal Burghs, and to tontroul the
Expenditure, &c.—The Bill was read a first, and or-
dered to be read a second t: on the 26th instant.
COLONIAL LAWS.
On the Motion of Mr. Goutsuitiv, a Report was
ordered to, be laid before the House cf the several
Laws passed in and for the several Colonies since the
year 1812, distinguishing those passed by the differ
-rent Colonial Legislatures since 1816, in pursuance
Of the recommendation of his Majesty's Government,
to prothote the moral instruction and comfort of the
Negroes.
EXCISE OPPRESSION IN IRELAND.
-7:4r. W. STEWART presented a Petition from W.
Sharpe, of the County of Limerick, complaining of
tnconduct- of the Commissioners of Exist. He
moved for a cop of the indictment against W.
Shirpe, under which he had been tried at Oinaghi.in
the year 1814; and also for the warrant of comniiiw'
sent under which he had been confined in the,ganl'
of Omagh, together with the subsequent proceedings.
After some observations on the part of M. Laing-
Um:n°/4, Mr. MARTIN, and Mr. CALLAGHAN) the
motion was agreed to.
Mr. BLAKE prevented a Petidon from the inhabitants of the
town of Gaiway, praying for the repeal of the Penal Laws

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against e Catholics.
The Canal Felony Bill and the Eacise Liwases Bill were read
a third time and passed.
Mr. DENMAN gave notice of a motion for the filth April,
for leave to bring in a Bill to facilitate business in the Courts of
Law.:—Adjourned.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1819.
THE FUNDS.
TRICK Of STOCKS THIS DAT AT OM O'CLOCK
S per Cent. Reduced 74 731 74 ex. div.
Consols 74111—Cons. for Acct. 74114
81 per Ct. 83 821 ex. diV.-4 per Cent. 9211 ex. div,
Navy 105611—Bank Long Anna. 1917-16 ex. div.
India Stock shut—lndia Bonds 38 39 pre.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) 4 3 2 pre.

Two Harnburgh Mails arrived this morning, bring..
ing intelligence from thence to the 3d instant.
On the night of the 29th ultimo, the body of the
infant Princess, daughter of the Duke of CLARENCE,
was prtVately buried in the vault of the chapel of the
Palaces the little coffin was a very curious piece of
workmanship.
The Assembly of the States has presented an Ad-
dress of Congratulation to his Royal Highness the
Duke of CAMBRIDGE, on the birth of the young
Prince, • his son.
On the 21st ultimo, one of the Royal Palaces of
Sweden—that in Johannisthal, in the Park, was con-
sumed by fire. Happily the greater part of the fur-
niture and paintings were saved.
Letters from Copenhagen of the 27th ultimo,
state that two English merchants have obtained per-
mission to establish granaries in Courland, for the
purpose of having Corn at all • times ready to send
to England, on the first notice of the ports being at
any time open; instead of being obliged, on such
occasions, to perform at once the entire voyage from
the Baltic.
Last week, during the violent storms, three Eng-
lish and one Swedish ship were wrecked off Skagen
and in the neighbourhood : the crews of two of these
vessels were happily saved, but of the two others the
greater part perished.

The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this morning.
The KING had, as usual, a grand Levee on Sunday,
which was attended by the Princes, the' different
Officers of State, the Ministers, the Marshals, (among
whom Marshal Jouiwsw, recently returned to Paris,
was remarked), and a great number of General Offi-
cers. His MAJESTY afterwards transacted business
with the Minister of Justice.
The Minister of Baden has addressed a note to
the Diplomatic Corps at that Court, announcing the
tragical end of M. Korr.k.auE. The Charge-d'Affaires
of Russia afterwards dispatched an estafette to St.
Pctersburgh. All the jUdicial proceedings which
have taken place relative to this affair have been
communicated to this agent, on account of Mr. Kin-
-sums having been in the service of the Emperor
ALZIANDER.
It is said that, in consequence of certain energetic
representations which have been made to the two
Courts of Hesse, the threatened rupture between
these States and Prussia has been prevented, by their
provisionally consenting to the separation of their
military contingents.
The Negotiations on the subject of a Tarif of Cus-
t )ms, which have been for some time going on be-
tween the Courts of Naples, Spain, and Denmark,
are terminated. Naples is to pay by the same tarif
as Prance ; Spain and Denmark are subjected to that
Ei Austria.'

Lt is reported that, in addition to the Loan of
2,000,000 of crowns which the Court of Denmark