The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-07-19 00:00:00

the turd Beading now was negatived, and the Bill
was ordered to he rfittLa thiid time this day three
moitths.

The other Orders were disposed of, and the•
Hum adjourned.

1101'4; OF %COMMONS.

The House was summoned to the House of Peers; and on its
return' •
fhe SPEA KIM informed the House, that the Rii)aal Assent
bad been gi yen, ,hy commission, to several Public and Private
Bills —[See Lords.]
levera Petitions were Presented, praying for the general
Abolition of the Slave Trade. •
. The Committee uu the Alien Bill was fixed for cfednesday.
On the Motion of Mr. H. ADDINGTON, au Address was
smt d to the Prince Regent. for souse Papers relative to the
Rote of Vaccinaiti 8888 iu Sweden.
%DIM% f;-! ON /SVC notice of a.Comusittee, for to-
inorrou ; to consider on the means of defra)iiii.; the expellee of
• the Thames PiPlice t v cr.
The Colonial Audit Bill, the Tea• Exportation Bill, and the
flat kneCnoch Bill, Nero severally committed, and ,the Res.,
port orlered to be received in-morrisw.
Tile Report of the Muriatie Acid Bill was brought up'and
'greed to. .
Leave was given to bring In a Bill to extend the Powers of
the Acts relative to the Improvements in the Streets in itest-
minoer.
Mr. ROSE. then brought in the Bill, which was read a Est
time.
The House resolved is.t-lf into a Committee on the Poll
Acts ; and, on tile Votino
The Cil k CCLLOIi of the EXCHEQUER., it unsure--
solved that en addiliunol linty of 2 i, each letter be impotelAf
letter.' carrird by sets. iu such vessels et. are out regular packets
in tht vine 'if his
li )la,iesty.
The epurt to be rev ivied In-morrow.
The Ci.lualui Estates Bill passed throne a Committee.
The I 11/114e went solo a Committee on this British Cordage
Aces,, and resolved on certain bounties-on Cordage exported.—
The Report to be !Teri sed to-morrow.
"t be Stamp Doty Bill, the Qureil's Ferry Bill. the Irish
House Bill, and the Bank Restriction Bill, were each read a
third time and passed.
The Irish Militia Pay Bill was committed, and doe Report or-
dered to be received to-morrow.
The Scotch Vitiveraity Paper Bill and the Irish Judges An..
noisy Bill were severally read a secoud time, and ordered to be
committed to-morrow.

CIVIL
The tirportof the Committee of Supply was

btught au. and the ttesoluiion for a grant to the
Grime., Sufferers, and those for miscellaneous grants
were agreed In.
_ _

Olt ale queNtiun respecting the'grant in aid of the
Cixii

, .
Sir Q; ,LL made some obsetleis on
gli.f • eva
Ghat hevisteakiesed net improper manner of deriving
.elsolumeetts,oes the part oldie Marshalmen, the, pro—
fits of Johcise offices were derived entirely from con-
Iributioses ileiied ,tt p.rsons attending at Court. The
.salary of each of these persons was only 141. 10s.,
hi:.ll was scarcely sufficient, and they were driven
wewomtumfly,mgit her fees., He hoped this method of
romuneratilsg those persons would be aholished, as it
mu an improper tax oft those who attended' to pay
Silvia. duty .to their Sovereign. He then read extracts.
from the two last Civil List Committees, disappi or-
Ing of tke,prartice, ond expressed a confidence that
It would u many improper practicesof
the saute hind, • for example, the practice of giving
two bottles of wine to certain persons every durthe
guns ueie fiv"l. elnid heel. olotie essay.
The other Resolutions were then agreed to.
_ _

The Wpo,st of the I rieh Reditioos- Meetings Bill
wee *greed to. The Bill to be read a third time to-

morrow.

The frkir Assault Redress Bill was read a third
time sad passed.

Mr. IiiIIIUTIINOT presented the Estimnos •f
the Preparations in the Green Park, St. James's
rat, sod Hyde Perk, and of the Building in
Windsor Grnar Park.,
hlr. J. P. (:ILA NIT moved for an Account of the
Bank of &aloud Aintesputatatidino on 2d July and
9th July, 1814; and of those outstanding on the
tam. day,‘ in 1813.

Mr. Irvine, from the Customs, presented an Ac-
count of the lmportc and Exports of Great Britain,
In the years 1804, and 1814.—Ordered to he
pi inter!. • •
Oo the Motion that the Report of the East India
Ships' Bill he agreed to,
• Mr. CA I.GRA F objPcted that the time for
%which the Bill oem to continue the existing law, viz.
for six months after the opening of the next Session
was too long, ns it would lead to the same postpone-
ment of the i.er•nanent meanite which had taken place
in the present Session ; unless some assurance were
given that the measure should be brought on at an
early pecioit in the next Seision.
Mr. WALLACE explained that the reason why
so long a duration had been fixed tor the temporary
law was, that time might be given to promulgate the
new measure, if any such was adopted next Session,
before the old one expired, without which precau-
tion great confusion might arise amongst the shipping
intereAt. Every disposition existed on the part of
his Ni io.ty's Ministers to I:ring forward the measure
early next lesion.

After R few words from Lord Barnard and the
Chancellor a the Exchequer, the Report was agreed
to, and the Bill ordered to be re.iti a third time to-

Morrow•.