The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-05-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

TIOUSE OF LORDS, MAY lir.
The Royal Assent was give, by Cominiton to the Doke
of Brunswick's Annuity 1, 'the J.lvebereiCi• Bills Fundimg
Bill, the Irish Stage coaches Bill, the ribal:ltiterentirseSill,
the West !Middlesex Water Works Bill..the ForfarshieeSta-
tute Labour Bill, the Forfar hire. Hoak Bill *wrist local.
and Private Bills, in all 37.
The Commiwioners were, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Bat-,
hnrst, and Lord Walsinghani. •
The Linen Dirt Bill was reaps, third time anttassed.
The Serves or-General's Bill, the I;ailieszlemen BM, and
the Hawkers' and Peill:srs' Bill. passed through Committers
and were reported. 'l'he Einliezzleusent Bill was ordered,
on the motion of the. Marqujs of Lansdowne,. to. im 'read a
third ..lisugiay.
The Duke of VONTRDSE presented a Petition from the
County of Stirllue, against the (irain %Distillation-Prohibition
Bill, witkli was ordered is be referred to the Chrn.Cem7
mince.
Counsel were ordered to be heard to-morrow on behalf al
the Peti•ioners against the London Docks Bill, an -the third
reading. :
The (Mil of Vitriol Bill, the Irish Warehousing dill, some
local and private Bills, were brought up by Mr. Imshirigton,
Mr. II”tg, Sir M. %V. RidlohydttUnther Members of the
Wine of Commons, nud—rmut a tint tiote.—Adjourned till
to-stornity (this day.)
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAT *l. "I
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The S.PE AKER.Mtended at the !louse of Peerv,and heard
the lioyal Assent Seelared 1w Commission to the Hoke of
Bnuiswtek's Annuity Bill, the Exihequer Annuity Bill, the
Malt liiterehange Bill, the Irish Endowed School Bill, and
several Private (Bile:, - . •
Mr. Ll.l$lllN FUN fp-might up.the Report from the Caw;
mittee on Irish Supplies. Leave elven to bring in Bilk. •
L.srd HENNIKER presented his Bill to amend the Act
of the ith of James 1. relative to the provision for Bastard
Children. Read the first time, and ordered for the second
reading 4111 Monday next:
The Tnelve Loan Bill, the Scotch Revenue Mrs-
ecre.Superannuntion Bill, and the I-le of Man Customs Com
solid:ikon Bill, were read the third lime, passed, and tottered
to the Lords.
Mr. .Iti BARTON moved for an Account, sowing the
amount of Sums issued in the last year from the Civil List
Revenue, in consetptence of Votes of this House, and not yet
made good.,—Orderel.
The isle of Man Smuggling Bill, the Scotch Lowland Dis-
tWery Bill, and the Warehoused Goods Moving Bill, were
read the second time. and committed fur to-morrow.

The Exchequer Rills Bill, and the Tension putt' Bill,
were committed, and ordered to be reported to-morrow.
Mr. WHARTON prtrented a Rill to permit, under cer-
tain regulations, the Export of Machinery to the Brazils ;
and a Bill to permit /* Judge-Advocate to send letters po-
w free. Rod the first time, and ordered fur the second
reading to-morrow.
Mr. MELLISH obtained Irate to bring in a Bill to take
down the Tower and Church of Si. Mai's, `Sitadweil, and
rebuild theta.

Sir J. SINCLAIR'S Public Ili;,bway Bill was, in cense-
qUeusee of several objectionable clauses and inaccuracies, sag.
gested by Mr. Whitbread, referred to a new Committee.
Mr. ROSE presented a Bill for imposing new Duties on
certain species of Wood imported into this rountry, and in
favour of the growth of the British Colonies; also a Bill to
encourage the Fisheries. Read the firat time, and ordered
for the second rending to-natrr.sw•.
Mr. ROSE gave notice of a Motion on Monday, for a Bill
to regulate the Woollen Manufacture.