The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-23 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMiiNT.
HOUSE OF 1.0111/4.—Fitsovr, JI:Ne 2.3.

The Earl of WILTON, second son to the Earl of
Grosvenor, took the Oaths and his seat in riEht of his
maternal Grandfather. His Lordship's supporters were
the Earls of Bridgewater and Grosvenor.

31r. lhontom presented an Arroant of the Rates am!
Tolls of the Royal 31ilitgry Csnal for the year 11420.
Laid on the table.

The Vagrant Laws Amendment Hill went through a
Committee, and the Report was received.
Adjourned till tomorrow.

HOUNE OF COMNIONS.

On the motion of Mr. CHETWYND, the Committee
oe the Information Treiteneteliee BM, tlid the 1

reading of the Snmonary Proceedings Hill were postponed
till that day three months. The Hon. (lentleuian stated
it to he lois intention to introduce Hills in the ensuing
Ses‘inig, %shift' hr thought would better apply to the ob-
jects that he had in view.

Tie Cimpie Port Salvage Bill, and the Salvage
Act :Inien.lment II:11, went through Committee% the
Reports of which n.ere ordered to he received to-morrow.

The ilon•e went into a Committee on the Slave
Trade Acts. in which certain Resolutions were agreed
to, the Report of which was ordered to be received to-
morrow.

The Helmet of the finshandre Horse. Bill wag limo: Olt
op and agreed to, and the Hill ordered to be taken into
further rotiiiderution on Toe.,far.

CUSTOS:S.

In a Committee of the whole !louse, Mr. Euler moved
that the Chairman should he instructed to move for leave
to bring in a 1111 to enable the Loris of the Treasury to
make a limited provision for Otheers of the I 'axioms ►nb-
.jected to certain penslties .ind disibilities, by an Art or
the -hitlt Geo. 111. for abolishing tees. The motion was
agreed to, the House resuinell, and leave was given to
bring in the Bill.
The Committee on the Ilankriiptry Courts' Bill was
postponed till Wednesday.
A Petition from Manchester against the Extra Post
Bill was presented, and ordered !.0 !le on the taut.•.
A Petition from the Town of privin., a revision
of the Criminal Code, nas read, and ordered to lie on the
:Able.

'I lie Customs Duties' Bill writ tlirotigh a Callon:tee.
the Report of wilit It oas ordered to be recti%ed to-
morrow. _ _

Tile House went into a Committee on the East Inilia
Warehousing Acts, in which certain resolutions were
agreed to.—The Report was ordered to be read to-
morrow.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER bronchi
in a Bill to enable the Governors of fireenwirls Hotpit.sl
to provide for the ont-pensioners.—Read a first, and or-
dered to he read a secoad time on Toestlaw.
Ina Committer of the whole House a Resolution nay
enter to, to per,tsit the isoportatio.l of &meek under the
present regulation.—Report ordered to be received to-
morrow.

Ina Committee on the Drawhacks nn the Exportation
of ilops, a Resolution was agreed hi for the 'amt.—TlN
Report ordered to lie rer•ived to-morrow.
In a Committee of the u hole House a Resolution
was agreed to. allowing the Sallie bounty on the
exportation of Silk fro•n Ireland, as was &flowed on
silk reported froas Eugland.—Report ordered to be
to-morrow.
The Report of the Scotch Malt Bill was received, and
the Rill was ordered to he read a third ti.tte to•morrow.

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T.ie Report of the Scotch Distillery Drewh4ek Bill
was received, and °Merril to be reed a third ►ime to-
usourow.

PETITION.

Mr. CREEVEY presented a Petition from Charles
Alaildox, one of the four Defendant: lately before the
uurt of king's Mich for seditious offences, complain-
log that the Court had refused to hear the ertitioner's
fri..0.1 speak on his behalf, which privilege be was enti-
tled to by law, and had inflicted on him a heavier ppu-
oi<h•uent than had been awarded moinst the other De-
tend vita, because be did not eapress penitence, which he
not feel—Ordered to lie on the table.
Mr. W. 8111TH presented a Petition frog► the Dealers
in •I'aliarro at Stir.rich, affakst the Tobacco Ditties Bill.
—Ordered to lie on the table.

The White Herring Fislery Bill was read a third time
Attil passe d .
The Report of the Corn Avert :et Hill we. received,
and the Hill ordered to be read a thir.l time on Monday.
The Report of the Committee on the 141 e of Man
Aria ca• hreeight wid agreed tn, and a Hill orilrred.
i t.oodik Sireliousi:ig Bills for B't,,:A:!•1 sad ire'

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