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London, England, 1822-05-11 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Veneris, 10° die Mail, 1522.
COVENTRY GAOL— I Read a second time,
DURHAM CHARITY SCHOOLS BILL j and committed.
CORN LAws--Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of Land in
Cornwall, against lowering the importation prices—to lie on
the table.
Roans—Princes Risborough—read a 2d time, and committed.
Whitney and Bredwardine, Dartford and Northfleet, and
Southam—reported, to be ingrossed. Tetbury and Ctlalford,
and Dudbridge and Nailsworth—read a third time, and
passed.
SALFORD HUNDRED COURT EXTENSION BlLL—Petitions
from Ashton-under-Line, Bolton-le-Moors, Rochdale, and
Bury, in favour ; to lie on the table.
ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS BlLL—Petitions, AGAINST, to
lie on the Table, and to be printed, viz.—from the Parishes
of St. Mary, St. Martin, St. Margaret, and St. Nicholas, in
Leicester; from Belgrave, Evington, and St. Saviour (South-
wark); from the Clergy of the Diocese of Canterbury, the
Minister and Congregation of the Episcopal Chapel in Long
Acre, Magistrates and Council of Kilmarnock, the Dean and
Prebendaries of the Cathedral and Metropolnical Church of
Christ (Canterbury), and the Mayo.., Aldermen, and Bur-
gesses of Beverley.
larcEosußE—Lower Mitton (Worcester)—read a third time,
and passed.
PUBLIC HOUSES--TWO Petitions from Bath, respecting the
mode of granting Licenses; to lie on the table, and to be
printed.
NAVIGATION BlLL—Petition of Ship-owners of Leith and
Kirkaldy, AGAINST, to be printed.
SALT TAx—Petition of Fishing Merchants of Great Yar-
mouth, for the repeal thereof; to be printed.
TOBACCO DUTlES—Petition from Bristol, for a reduction
thereof; to be printed.
HOP-PLANTERS—Petitions from Beckley, Northiam, and
other parishes in Sussex, for relief; to be printed.
MEssARE FROM THE LORE?:—That they have agreed to
Scottish Creditors Bill, Scottish Malt Bill, Linen Bounties
(Ireland) Bill, Burford and Preston Road Bill, Sturton
(Nottingham) Inclosure Bill, and Leith and Stockton Gas
Light Bills, without amendment : Canterbury and Warwick
Gas. Light Bills, with amendments.
That they have passed.—a Bill, intituled, "An Act for
vesting part of the settled Estates of-Walter Ker, Esq. and
Jane his wife, in the County of Northumberland (contracted
to be sold to the Most Noble the Duke and Earl of North-
umberland), upon trust, to complete the sale. thereof, and to
apply the purchase-money in discharge of a mortgage affect-
ing the same Estates."
Also, a Bill, intituled, "An Act for natura:l2ing Charles
Frderia Wild."
Also, a Bill, intituled,. " An Act to authorise the sale and
conveyance of ground, for the enlargement of the Public Li-
brary and Lecture-Rooms in the University of Cambridge,
and for the erection of an Astronomical Observatory in or
near the said University, and of a" Museum for the preserva-
tion of the Pictures, Books and other articles, bequeathed to
the Chancellor, Masters, and Scholars, of the said University.
by Richard Viscount Fitzwilliam deceased."
KER'S ESTATE BILL ,
LOCKHART'S ESTATE BILL
,t Read a first time.
)
CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY BILL.
SILK- LACE DUTIES BlLL—read a third time, and passed.
FOREIGN TRADE COMMITTEE—MeSSage to the Lords, re-
.questing the attendance of. Lord Stowell, to be exarhined as
a witness. Mr. Alexander Cray Grant, added to the Com-
mittee.

MADRID, APRIL 25.—The Message of the
President of the United States, and the Note of
M. Zea, presented to the French and English
Ministers, have excited here a strong and disagree-
able sensation. The Royalists, the Liberales,
the Sd the Ed all agree n -
s' aOtietertS OF MOLDAVIA, Apart 18.—Ac- demningerviles, thean measuresxa of ltathe President i
ofcon the
counts from the principalities state that the prin- United States, which seems to lay hold of the
.ipal forces of the Turks are assembling beyond moment when Spain has expressly sent pacific
the Danube. There are only left in Moldavia Commissioners to treat with the people America.
and Wallachia the necessary troops to lay waste PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.—For
the last few
the Country in the event of war. These corps, days the Cortes have held secret sittings after
aesisting of light troops, are divided into small the public sitting, arising out of the following
tachments to carry off the provisions through- circumstance. In the last legislature a project
°°,,t the provinces. for a Penal Code was discussed and approved,
t the Turkish Commanders have received orders after undergoing several corrections and amend-
se? devastate every thing at the commencement of ments, the whole of which were written down in
"Tho3tilities, and to retire to the other side of a book, and the manuscript deposited in the Se-
Danube. It appears also that the defer. cretary's office. It was lately proposed to pre-
," preparations previously made in the two sent the Code for the Royal sanction, but the
scstincipalities had no other object but to deceive Ministerial party being unfriendly to the amend-
1111,e Russian Commanders. We shall soon see ments, which in every instance were introduced
Znether the Russians will make any attempt to by the Liberates, are reported to have con-
ifve these provinces before they are laid waste. certed with one of the chief Secretaries of the
hi Prompt succours do not arrive, the Russians, Cortes, Carillo, that he should conceal the mama-
,
eethe event of war, will find themselves in a script. On the 22d. it was communicated in the
rit
ous situation. secret sitting that this manuscript was lost, and
40 he Turks have displayed much prudence and that a printed copy must be presented to the
sc. I,`LitY in lengthening the negociations, according King. This was what the Ministers wished,
th 'e advice of their good friends. Amongst but the Committee of Legislation opposed this
roderrittnition arrived in Silistria are Congreve measure, and as it is chiefly composed of Opposi-
s4 s. Two days since, the report was gene- tion Members, they were accused by the Minis-
ha?' circulated at Bucharest, that the Porte terial party of haying purposely concealed the
tep. rejected, for the third time, the Russian manuscript. Upon which a violent tumult arose,
I„,`n(itzorz
and the Liberates, being warmly pressed, des
rit •
.
Lett INZIA, APRIL 27.—( Extract of' a Private manded that a strict search might be made for
,aather. *)--" Although the Government publishes the Code ; but Senor Carillo being informed by
\tithing respecting the state of the negociations a deputy of the suspicions that fell upon him,
lias the Porte, it is known that M. de Lutzow shortly made his appearance with the lost menu-
ssitkag,ain failed in his measures, taken in concert script in his hand.—This was a great triumph
ref: Lord Strangford, and that the Porte has for the Opposition. Senor Galiano rose, and
shapsecl to make the least concession. It is stated denounced the existence in the bosom of the Cortes
lcir: the last dispatches from Constantinople no of a faction inimical to liberty, and desirous
the leave the least doubt in this respect. In of a counter-revolution. " Name the members
slfustian of affairs it must be evident that of this faction," exclaimed Senor Arguelles.—
'War
affor.cannot be avoided. Notwithstanding the " You are the head of it," replied Senor Gali-
tosas of our Bankers the Metallics have fallen ano ; 4c you are the organ of calumny, the hypo-
e;lY below 74, and the Bank Actions have crite of liberalism, the deadly foe of Riego.,,—
not teed to 655. The Austrian Observer does At these words all the assembly rose, and private
ti,/„; 'fink it expedient to mention the negocia- disputes broke out in all parts, of the most vio-
e,ta°r their rapture, it limits itself to giving lent character.—At length the tumult ceased,
sshi,','s respecting the Turkish fleet atAlexandria, and a Committee was appointed to suggest such
13Ter it has gone to repair its disasters." measures as the Cortes might to adopt in this
-*--scc VE,MAY I.—(Extract ofa Private Letter.) conjuncture. The next day (still a secret sit-
testisbout a fortnight since three foreign Diplo- ting) the Committee proposed that the Cortes •
isrevi_ugents proceeded to Geneva, without any should declare their satisfaction at the conduct
sortit°es announcement, to demand the arrest of of the Committee of Legislation. This recom-
zio ttsv% tugees of different nations, who had sought mendation was rejected by a large majority, and 1 Intl S.—Came down from the River
last night alrl.titY sailedlo the Thalia, Haig, for Madras and Bengal;
assemble in that city. The Council of State the Committee were ordered to prepare another Lusit'alnia, Gibbons, ()Po kesy, Johnson, Quebec ;
'liter 1',.(1 specially at nine in the evening, and, report. The third day (yesterday) the Com. Betsey, Hudsono.linsina;Olive Miller, Teneriffe; Elizabeth
ydara)d,, a S ide ri Sierra Leone 3
tLoe;
to the liberating great part of the night, it came mittee proposed three measures ;-1, that Senor Te;mHs
aaV,Lurlnirriglin Moinranitchai.n—t ,
tn 4447 honourable resolution of refusing the de- Carillo should suffer some punishment : 2, that Msllc: to-clap,
Van. Dienuens Land ; Hein, Backhouse, Qugec; Zan,
411 d ts, The refugees had passports given them, the nature of this punishment should he discussed Clark, Alexandria; Briton, Champion, Smyr.,a. Arrived and
tclisecti'Y set out the following day in different in a public sitting : 3, that Senor Gelabert, the sElid ?lithe River the Perseverance, Taylor, from the Cape
ort i s• Such conduct in the delicate situa- other Chief of Division in the Secretary's depart-
ti n vrhich
tat bon Geneva is s
placed, was perhaps all ment, accused of having taken part in this in-
of
FAttottoLe., MAY 9.—Wind variable, E. to S.—Arrved
the Sally,, Stephens, from St. Michaels in 18 d-ys His Ma.
Nail t °or could require. More recently in a trigue, should be brought to the bar, and strongly Sally, Ste-
jelLtynss li•brlg Racehorse, fr.om a erutze. Sailed 'the: .-'
,
r Plymouth. Ills Majesty's cutter Scorpion, ditto.-
414/1106°,Wn hi the neighbouring Cantons the local reprimanded in public by the President of the `liefollowinepaeketsarein the Roads :—Stanmer, for Lisbon;
of lent a force to a Milanese Commissary Cortes. The public sitting of to-day was dedi- Blusher, Mediterranean ; Swiftsure, America; Marchioness
tesideCe) Who came to seize in the night, at his Gated to the discussion of this affair : and after g Salisbury, Brails, It was Liortdeßercsfrd,
cricottterSii:
frojm.
ttitiritt_ •:.Ceb,uatn
thletailliaaord, who arrived yesterday i i 1. Scorpioni
tnionraelfugee, who however. es- a long debate the propositions of the 'Committee Brest.
b suffer adeplorablel
•c 33 3
antdteapnekn2lence did not were rejected, and it was
'I) decreed that Senores PonTsmotiTU, MAY 10.—Wind Southcrly.--Arrived the
Emma, Reed, from Leghorn, last from Plymouth. Sailed
,D_l.ntzre. ,
~„ . , .-
111'014:11St84, APRIL Gelabert and Carillo should be brought to trial the Thomas, Winspurr, for the Cape of Good Hope; Cossack,
16---An English vessel has before the legal tribunals. This decision was Newell, COpenhagen ; Four Brothers, and Eleonora, for
11.1 us letters from Constantinople to the received with transports of joy by the galleries,
Il of. .
r-LY2OI, T/, .741-Ay 9'—tit end N.W.—Arrived the Jane,
APril• They confirm the insurrection in and has confirmed the triumph of the Opposition. c,ook, from St. Michaels for Plymouth, for orders.

k'OREIGN INTELLIGLNCE.

ORDERS of the DAY, for MONDAY.
1. Poor Removal Bill---:Second Reading.
2. Yorkshire Election Polls Bill —Second Reading.
3. Salford Hundred Court Extension Bill—Third Reading.
4. Manslaughter Bill—Second Reading.
6. Vagrant Laws Amendment Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
6. Warehousing Bill—Committee. - •
7. Superannuation Act Amendment Bill—Further. consi
tion of Report.
B. El-treatment of Cattle Bill—Second Reading.
9. Insolvent Debtors Act Amendment Bill—Second Reading,
10. Warrants of Attornics Bill—Third Reading.
11. Juries (Scotland) Bill—Second Wading.
12. Malt Duties Repeal (Inland) Bill—Third Reading.
13. Roman Catholic Peers Bill—Committee.
14. Supply—Committee.
15. Ways and Means—Committee.
16. Agricultural Distress Report—Report thereupon.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS, for MONDAY.
1. Mr. Arbuthnot,--Select Committee on Printing for Public
Departments-
:2. Sir William Cuningham Fairlie,—Bill to amend Act (10
Geo. 11.1.) for improvement of Lands in Scotland held
under strict Entail.
3. Lord Binning,—To refer Report and Estimate of Morpeth
and Edinburgh Road to a-Select Committee.
4. Mr. Grey Bennet,—Bill to alter and amend the present mode
cf Licensing Public Houses.
PRIVATE BlLLS—Second Readings, for.MONDA Y.
1. Glasgow Gas Light 1 2. Drake's Estate.
PUBLIC COMMITTEES, for MONDAY MORNING.
1. Agriculture, at one 1-4, Dublin Taxation, at two
2. Public Accounts, at one 16. Foreign Trade, at one.
3. Holyhead Road, at one

MERCANTILE SHIPPING, &c.