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London, England, 1821-05-29 00:00:00

PAR LIAMENTAR Y PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Litnee,.2B° die Mali, 1821.
Mr. Speaker reported the Royal Assent to Hereditary Revc,.-
nues (Scotland) Bill ; • Timber Duties Bill ; Con way Bridge
; Pay Bill ; Militia Pay (Ireland) Bill ; Court of
Session (Scotland) Bill ; Court of Admiralty (Scotland) Bill;
Steam Engines Bill ; Indentures of Apprenticeship Bill ;
Offices (Ireland) Bill ; Bankrupts Effects (Ir,:land) Bill;
Public Notaries (Ireland) Bill; Stealing in Shops (Ireland) Bill ;
Lunatic Asylums (Ireland) Bill: London and Holyhead Road
Bill ; Foston Bridge and Newark Roads Bill; Airdrie Police
Bill ; Stratford-upon-A von Canal Bill ; Arun Navigation
Bill ; Stratford-upon-Avon Railway Bill; Eau Brink Drain-
age Act Amendmentßill; Brecon Bridges Bill ; Belfast Com-
mercial Buildings Bill; Chelsea Poor Rates Bill ; Shrewsbury
Paving Bill ; Worthing Paving. Bill ; Chichester Gas Light
Bill ; Brentfbrd Gas Light Bill ; Newport (Hants) Gas Light
Bill ; Nottingham Gas Light Bill ; Dudley Gas Light Bill ;
Mile-End Old Town Lighting Lill ; Portsea Gas Li At Bill ;
Poplar Gas Light Bill; Barnsley Gas Light Bill ; Ipswich
Gas Light Bill ; London Institution Bill ; Great Bolton Road
Bill ; Keyberry Bridge and Torquay Roads Bill ; Salford and
Warrington Road ; Birmingham and Stratford-upon-
Avon Road Bill ; Bristol and Berkeley Road Bill ; Tetbury
Roads Bill ; Alcmouth and Alnwick Road Bill ; Ilocklitre
Road Bill ; Sheet Bridge and Portsmouth Road Bill ; Weston
and Kidlington Roads ; Glasgow and Parkhous,: Road
Bill ; Stourbridgc Roads Bill ; Bcwdley Roads Bill ; Bury
and Little Bolton Road Bill ; Kidderminster Roads Bill ;
Bromyard Roads Bill ; Elsdon Road Bill; Leeds and Otley
Road Bill • Maxwell's Estate Bill ; Archbishop of Dublin's-
Estate Bill ; Bold's Estate Bill Austen's Estate Bill ; Kenn
(Devon) Inclosure Bill ; Stoke D'Abernon (Surrey) Inclosure
Bill; Millbourne (Surrey) Inclosure Bill ; Tallaght (Dublin)
Inclosure Bill ; Broad Town (Wilts) Inclosure Bill ; Bosham
and Funtington (Sussex) In-closure ; Bourton-on-the-Hill
and Moreton (Gloucester) Inclosure Bill ; South Dui-field
(York) Inclosure Act Amendment Bill ; Tempster (Montgo-
Mery) Inclosure Bill ; Great Bookham (Surrey) Inclosure
Bill ; Bassingham (Norfolk) Inclosure Bill ; Little Barniag-
ham (Norfolk) Inclosure ; Tangmere (Sussex) Bill ;
sted (Essex) Inclosure Bill; Fernandes Naturalization Bill.
Charitable Establishments Bill,—Lords' Amendments put
off for six months.

Charitable Institutions,—Bill ordered to be brought in by
Mr. John Martin and Sir Thomas Lethbridge.
Newfoundland,—Petition of Inhabitants of Saint John's;
also, of the District of Ferrvland, praying to be placed on a
footing with their fellow Colonists in America, and for a reform
in the Courts of Justice ; to be printed.
Message from the Lords,—That they have agreed to, West-
minster Improvement Bill ; Dundalk and Bannbridve Road
Bill ; Edinburgh Gaol Bill ; Saltcoats Harbour Bill ; Whitley
( York) Inclosure Bill ; without Amendment.
Poor Relief Bill,--considered in Committee, and reported ;
further consideration of Report on Tuesday sth June ; Bill to
be printed, as amended.

house at rising to adjourn till Wednesday.
Committecs,—Leave to Committees to sit notwithstandiß
adjournment.

Last India Private Trade Bill,—Committee deferred till
Friday.

KING CHARLES 11. ItEsTonEn.—Holiday at all the Public
Offices.

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fight against the Porte, he is arming all the
youth of the province, and it is hoped he
may yet make common cause with YPSILANTI.—
A Circular Dispatch, dated Laybach, May 10,
has been transmitted by Count NESSELRODE to
the Russian..Ambas4Ailors at all they 'Foreign
Courts, explaining the principles which governed
the Emperor ALEXANDER in his late conduct
towards the Constitutionalists of Naples and
Piedmont. His Imperial Majesty disclaims all
views of Territorial Aggrandizement, and de-
clares that he was only actuated to interfere,

agreeably to the treaties entered into with
his August Allies for preserving the general peace
of Europe. With regard to the hostile views
against the Porte which have been ascribed to
Russia, Count NEsscLao DE says, that the conduct
and declarations of his Imperial Matter respect-
ing the insurrection in Moldavia and Wallachia
must demonstrate his determination to observe
the principles of the Laws of Nations, and rigidly
adhere to the treaties made with the Turkish Go-
vernment. It is affirmed that Austria forwarded,
on the same day, a circular of the same import
to all its diplomatic agents at Foreign Courts.
Advices from Lay bach of the 12th instant
state, that, immediately after the Congress had j
dissolved, the following Manifesto was published
in the names of the Courts of Austria, Prussia,
and Russia :