The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-01 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSF. OF LORDS, Apntr.34).

In the Committee of Privilege: on the Roxiiiirgh
Peerage, is Lord Advocate of Scotland was heard
int )Mittlf of the Crown, but who did not make any
material objection t • the Claimant's case ; and, after
•ft 'rev. words from Sir Samuel itomilly, it sw.,-; fixod,
'on the motion of the Lord Chancei.A., to give judg-
ment in this case on Tuesday.
The 800 h wick Peerage was proceeded in for a few
minutes, o tl the further oocsiderati-nn postponed till
to-morrow se'nnight.
The Irish Military Accounts Bill, and the Irish
Public Accounts Bill, passed through Committees,
and tree reported.

The Grain I.Y;tillation Prohibition Bill was
read a third time and passed, wiih some amendments
roved by the Earl of Bosse, and sent back to the
Commons.

The C:haritabla Donations Bill, a Privat•? and a
Local Biil,. were brought up from the Commons by
Mr. Loe*Ahart, Mr. Pelham, and oth^r Members,
and read a first time. The Cirrimble Donations
BPI was ordered to be ; Tinted.
Air. Johnson, from the Office of the Chief Secre.
tory for Ireland, presented Accounts relative to In-
land Navigation, and other Papers, which were or.
tiered to lie en the table.

Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

ROUSE OF COMMONS.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved for leave
to bring in a Bill to amend to the 30th Geo. 11. and
extending its provisions to all persons obtaining'
Bills, Bonds, &c. under fraudulent and false pre.
t..i!ces. Leave being given, the Bill was brought in,
read a first time, and ordered to be read a second
time out Monday.
Mr. HORNER postponed his motion respecting
the re.itioners in the Isle of Man, till next Wed-
nesday.
The house went into a Committee upon the Sand-
hurst Lands 13111, and also scotch Customs Superan-
nnaron Bill ; the Reports of both ordered to be re-
ceivod to-morrow.

The Wainter Trust Bill was read a third time and
passed.
A Message from the Lords informed the House,
that the Ito% al Issent hid beep given by cotnmission
to the Irish Di.stillatirn Bill.

.1.!. • resole, d itself into a Committee, to con-
the L ties uprm Copper, when Mr. ROSE
trtemso,l, that additional duty of 201. should be
laid upon every ,on weight of copper imported into
Great Blituin.—Agreed, and tt.,?, Report ordered to
be received to-mot row.

Mr. ROSE brougl.t in his Bill for facilitating the
manning of the vessels erni toyed in the Southern
IVludo fishery. Read a first and second time, and
ordered to be read third time on Monday.
l'he Committee . the Irish Sugar Distilleries was
postponed till ll9nday.

iI.ONEL 114MAHON.

Mr. IiORNEIt postponed his motion till AV, d-
nesday the 13th of May, that being the earliest open
d.ty for notices.
BARRACK ESTIAATES. _

Mr. PONSONI3Y wished to know of the Right
Honourable Gentleman, whether the motion which
stood for to-morrow (this day) upon this subject,
must be brought on ? and Mr. Perceval signified,
across the table, the necessity of its coming on. It
accordingly stands for to-day.
Loc.s t. TOKENS.

The CHANCE"Libitof the EXCHEQUER
postponed his notice, for preventing the circulation
of Local Tokens, till Monday.
Mr. BROUGHAM rose to move for a Return of
the official value of Exports to Europe, distinguish-
ing the British, colonial, and foreign articles, and di-
stinguishing also Sicily, Malta, and the Baltic, for
the last ten years, ending January 5, 1812.
Mr. ROSE objected to this motion, as having a
mischievous tendency, in enabling the enemy to know
with what parts of Europe we were still enabled to
carry on a trade.
Mr. A. BARING thought the paper of great im-
portance ; but still- he thought, if produced accord.
lug to his Honourable Friend's motion, it might oc-
casion some injury.
Aicr a short conversation between the Chancel.
for cf the Exchequer, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Rose,
and Mr. Baring, it was simply ordered, that a Re-
turn of the Exports to Europe, during the time spe,;
cilied, should be n►ade, and distinguishing only those
to Spain and Portugal,