The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-04 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PIRLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, JUNE 2.

The SPEAKER attended at the Bar of the
Upper House, to hear the Royal Assent given by
Commission to divers Bills, of which, on his re.
turn, he informed the House.
Admiral HARVEY obtained leave to bring iii
a Bill to regulate certain Acts respecting the Bri-
tish Fisheries.
The CHANCELLOR. of the EXCHEQUER
moved to britig in a Bill for regulating Ihe Assess-
ment of Landed Property, which was afterwards
brought up by Mr. Lushington. The Bill was
read a first time, and ordered to be read again on
'Tuesday next.
Mr. AsToN, on the Order of the Day being
read for considering the State of East India Ship,
ping, moved the reading of the Acts of the 33d
and 13d of the present reign ; and obtained leave
to bring in a Bill which should authorize the Cbm.
pony to take up ships without going to the cxpence
of advertisements.. This Hill he afterwards brought
tip ; when it was read, and ordered to be read
again on Tuesday.
Mr. R.OSE moved the Resolution which went
to indemnify the Dean and Chapter of Wcstmin.
ster, after which; the Westminster Improvement
Bill was committed for Tuesday.
The East.lyolia Company's Recruits Bill was
read the third time and passed.
Mr. DLJNDAS moved the reading of the East,
India Loan Bill, which was ordered to be again
read on Tuesday, and also to be printed.
• Mr. LUi/IINGTON brought up the Report
of the Resolutions of the Committee of Supply,'
which were, with the exception of one, agreed
to.
Mr. W. IV YNNE brought in a Bill for the Pre.
ventian of Bribery and Corruption in the Election
of Members of Parliament ; it recited the ineffie.t.
cy of the Statute of the '2d Gco. 11. was read a'
first thee, ordered to bo printed, and read again on
Tuesday .
A Message from the Lords informed the House
that their Lordships had agreed to the Workhouse
Bill, the Overseers' Accounts Bill, the Irish In-
solvent. Debtors' Bill, and the Gas Light Compa-
ny Bill.
The Scotch Clergy Bill went into a Committee,
and the Report was ordered to be received on
Tuesday.
The Irish Post-Office Regulation Bill was coin.
mitted for Tuesday. It went (as we gathered
from Mr. Foster) to place the Editors of the Irish
Papers on the same footing with those of the Bri-
tish Papers.
PRIVILF.CiES OF PARLIAMENT.
Mr. W. WYNNE wished to know if the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer meant to propose any mo-
tion, daring the Session,, affirmative of the "Awl.,
leges of Parliament? •
Mr. PEW:EVA L intimated that he entertillsad
Ao sath intention.
Mr. V. WYNNE then gave notice, (hat he
would; on Friday next, move certain Resolutions,
declaratory of the Privileges of that House,. in
cases of Actions pending against it in Courts of
Law.
The Irish Stamp Duty Bill, and Irish Windows
Bill, went through their stages; and the Lowland
Distilleries Bill was passed.
The Irish Loans Bill was read the third time aaf
aassed,

The English Militia Pay Bill, the Irish Militia
Pity Bill, the Militia Adjutant Bill, the Scotch
Distillery Bill, went* through the Committee, and
were ordered to he reported on Tuesday;
The Resolutions of the Committee,of Ways and
Means were severally agreed to..
* The Newfoundland Fisheries Bill was ordered
to be read the second time on Tuesday.
The Wool Bill went through a Committee, and
was ordered to be read a third time tin Tuesday
and the Consolidated Surplus Fund Bill was com-
mitted for the same (lay.
The Shadwell Church Repairs Bill (the tower of
which is tumbling down) was read the becond time
and committed for Wednesday.
Adjourned till Tuesday.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 2.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
•
Wur-011ire, June 2.
6th Rilintent of Dragoon Guards, Captain Henry Milbonke,
fmta the Alth Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop,
vice !Wagon, who exchanges.
bib Regiment of ,Light Dragoons, Nathaniel Sneyd, Gent. to
be Cornet, vice John King, deceased.
17th Ditto, Coraa John Smith to be Lieueetiant, by pur-
chase, vice Walker, promoted.
29th Ditto, Captain William Hanlon, from the 6th Dragoon
Guards, to be Captain of a Tyoop, vice Millinke, who
• exchanges.
id Regiment t)f Foot Guards, Enslga the lion. Joshua Allen
to be Lieutenant, without purihnse, vice Dull; who recital.
William Stockdalc, Geut. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Allen.
let iteciment of Foot,, William Munro 51‘ Kenzie Gent. to
be Ensign, without purchase; vice James Stuart, promo-
te,l. Thoinag itutkdge,Gest. to be Cosign, with Out pur-
chase, vice 31aclelid, promoted.
Silt Ditto, Lieutenant James Kershaw, from half-pay of the
103 d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Made, who exchanges.
6411 Ditto, Emicu henry flee to be Isteutenant, by purchase,
vice Wallace, who retires. Alexander IlOgg, Gent, to be
Ensign, without purchase, vice Gee. Serjeant-MajorJus.
Piggott to be Quarter-Master, vice Booth, deceased.
'eh Ditto, 'fluouus Young Lester, Gent. to he Lieutenant.
by purchsise, vice Bunke, who retires. George Set.in,
• liew. to be Lieutenant, Bithout purchase.
15th Ditto, Captain R. D. Spread, from the 99d Foot, to
be Captain of a Company, vier Blake, who exchanges.
13th Ditto, Quarter-Mater.Serfetint ,/l ugh Galley to be
Quarter-Master. vice Nowlin, decenaed,
21st Ditto. Captain A. James Roes to be Majnr, by pur-1
chase, vice Dunbar, who retires. Lientenaot John Geor.ge
Greco to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice.
Ross. Second Lieutenant John Gull to be Vint Lieete-
- moo, purchase, vice Green.
3jth Ditto, Lieutenant J. Wiurow, from the 84th Font, to ho'
Li, utctiant, vice it. Holt, who exchanges. John :Yapper,
Gent. to be Erbiarn, without pllrehtia.
_

3141 1/itto, Ensign Edward Thompson to be Lieutenant, vice
derettwel.
To be Ensigns, without purchase.
Alexander Haswall, Gent. vice bliFitenott, promoted. l
Ralph Sicholion, Geri. vice Knox, promoted.
James Thomrsm, Gent. vice M`Ca,rthy, promoted.
I'lloonas Clarke, Gent. vice Boyce, decemed.
3ith I)ittn, Ltriign Richard Ku, rota the Longford Militia,
to he Essigot.
Stith Ditto, Matthew Moore, from the 62d Font, to be
Lieutenant, *Wood purchaw, vice Roberts, whn resigns. •
45th Ditto, Captain J. M. Starkpuole, from the tat Garri-
son Battalion, to be *Captain of a Company, vice Gre-
gory, woo eicbsuges.