The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-03-22 00:00:00

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tereen the Medical Board ands the Secretary se
War, relative to the Expedition to the Schuldteee,'
Ordered.
Mr. LUSIIINGTO..N brought up. the Report
of the Committee of Espiring ;Jaws. The Roo.
lotion• were read. and ordered to the consideration
of a Committee of the whole Rouse to.morrew.
A Message from the Lords announced their
Lordships consent to the Masi Importation Bill,
the- hale FisNey'Bill, the Customhouse Fraud
-Peevention Btfl;end the Seger Bounty Bill. '..
'The ExChequer Bills' Funding Bill was read a•
third tletkposed, sod ordered to the Lords.
Ty Coililiiittee of Supply and Ways and Means
was postponed to Friday next. • , •
Mr. FOSTER moved that a Committee be
appointed to inquire into the State of the Barbour
of Rowth, near Dublin.,--Ordered.
The Irish Corn and Provision Bill 'was renti a
third time, and passed.
Lord PALMERSTON brought up certlin Re.
ferns relative to the Army of Lord Wellingtun.—
Oh dered to be printed.
Sir JAMES MAXWELL moved that there be
hill before the Wiese an 'Account of the number
of Sick in the several Districts, of such Regiments
as served in the Expedition to the Scheldt, made
op to the 17th of February last.
After s short conversation between Mr. Long,
General Tarleton, and Lord Palmerston, the Mu.
lion was agreed to, and the Papers ordered.
Mr. upatitoTori brought up the Report
of the Irish Distillery• mu. The. Amendments
were read aid agreed to:•

Mc. FOSTER tken brought up some new
Clauses, .which were added to the Bill. The Bill
was then ordered to be read a third time to.
111111 TOW.
The Free Port Bill was read a second time) and
ordered to be eonsmitted to.morroW.
A. Petition was presented against the Roder•
!tithe Dock Bill, which spas tottered to lie uu tho
table till the second reading eir the
Lord MAHON moved, that there be laid be.
fore the House a List of the Names of all the
Officers employed in the care and receipt of his
hjajeity's Revenue at the Port of Kingstun.upon.
Bull, with an Account 'of the Salaries received by
them, their Fees, and an Account of the Cumpen.
•titian greeted them in lieu of Fees abolished.
Mr. THOMIPSON expreissed a. hope.that the
production of this Account would lead to the re.
'lief of the Revenue Officers and Tidewaiters of the
Town of Ilull, a great many of whoa► were
.obliged to apply to the Parish for assistance,
from the in►dequacy of their salaries to support
glient.—The House then adjourned,

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Pens, ?steam 13.—At three o'clock yester.
day the Kmliertir held a Council. His Majesty
Use ramie a present *to Prince Schwarzenberg of a
carriage and stelae,' sets of horses. His Majesty
honoured the Theatre Feydeae with his presisice
yesterday ev'ening
• 1114 Highness the Prince Governor-General of
the departments beyond the Alps, arrived tester..
Jay at Paris.
Her fijesty the amen of Naples arrived at
Augsburg on the night of the sth, en liee•way to
Arsenal". . .
Lettere of the 25th ult. from Madrid state, that
the King of Spain tad removed his head.quarters
from Xeres to Peett;St. Mary, opposite Cadiz.
Baossets, Moen B.—The sentence of the:
CrimineCooet; by which Jane Gallo, a fortune-
teller, was condemned to death fur having poi..
• soiled a yttung girl at Louvain, in an a til.rli pt to
produce a iniscarriag?., was yesterday put in exc.
satirs.
' Atresrosta, Mmtelf 4.—There are at present
hut very. fiw Bavarian troops in the Voralberg.
The inhabitants of that district behave extremely
well. - They denounced some agents of the Cowes
Ried-Moller.; of Pludenta, who made his escape
into Switzerlind, as having been endeavouring to
sericite to item...it:mine the people of certain dis.
*lets bet they failed ; not a creature would hi.
rho to them. The inhabitants of the Voralberg
will not again allow themselves to he misled.
The communitetiots between the Voralherg and
the Tyrol, by Mount Arlberg, is nut practicable
et present, no account of the snow. •
The son of Hofer, who had been detained, instil
these few days, in the hospital at 13ntaen, has ob.
tainetl 'permission to return home to his mother.
Ile will be first sent to Mantua.
pirrEtosintan, F F.O. 12.--The masked ball i
• given by the Duke of Virenza wire very brilliant. !
Abeve 400 of the 'Nobility and priucipal•nter.
ekants were present. The Grand Duke Constan-
tine was the only clots of the Imperial family
present. . .
VI ens a,_ Mellen 4.—His Serene Highness the
Prince of Neufchatel arrived this etertioun Tile.
-6541wwritivithrr ire wittlailaitti -pulite "Ast t I
Me Alt City,,' when lie will obtain an'aeilience
•from the Emperor and Empress. There will he a
Band bell in the evening, in the hall of Apollo.
T‘iesd4y there will lie a magnificent dinner at'
Coert, and in the evening a dress ball. On the fol.
• towing day, his Serene Highness the Prince of
/40afeltatel %sill give a dinner, and afterwards reee
crive iliCHoliillty.
Thisiday the Bth, his Highness will demand,.ill
iits name of his Majesty the Emperor of the
'much, the hand of her Imperial Highness the
• 'Archduchess Marie Louise. fn the evening the'
:Archdukes will give audience, led particelarly the
• ..01reltduke Charles, who is entrusted with the
rewees of the Eutperoe.Napplietin.
The renunciation of thu . lelnehese will fake
place et
as the 9th, and on 41th ttemartiage
will be celebrated. liiiir A*. 00-4 he will sot eeke
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{or rittis.
'here is no Mt (or tbil report of a lie:
igsfiAil oft betatipt :ill Sm. Cuurts,.retatiee 40 iIK.
IV ar contributisera diet hom Austria. • • .
. WI liiiskeia)ion; ‘esurgetats' who took refuge
frie•ikie likriedered to quit it. It is am WA
Ahena haee been eeeested.,
vitt
its, iters It.— gis Majesty eiellfilliellef
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