The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-11 00:00:00

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Mr. M. .X. T.kYl.oii. took occasion to express a
Ni h that the Learitvd 1.0141 would impose a Hill for
tile general regulati.en t f On. girds of Scotland, which
lie (Mr. 'l'.) knew to lit' in a horrible state, being
generally (fait for Ow roce;dion of an) human being,
as well as for the safe custody of plisonets. Their
condition was, Indeed, such as to call loudly for

some improvement and cuperintendaoce.
LOIeD ADVOCATE exprPs,:ed his Wen-
• tion to consider the Honourable Member's sugges-

tion. •

The,tnotion was agreod to, the Bill brought in,
read a first, Anil ordered to he read a second time on
Friday nest, and to 1* printed.
The Irish Assaults Bill alai the Irish Courts Bill
'Were rend a third time and passed.
The Irish Prison Contracts Bill was committed.- -
Report (416,m orro 6V.
• The Farming Stork Bill was repotted, and ordered
to be :Tad a Herd time te-morrow.
In the Committee up.o the Art respecting Silk
Handkerchiefs, a Resolution was egreed to for re-
tat aling so much of the said Art as relates to the im-
portation of India Silk Ilatidicerchiefs.—Report to-
morrow.
In a Committee upon the Tobacco Act, a resole-
'ti•u was agreed to, which was ordered to be reported
to-morrow.
The Order for the second reading of the Insolveat
Delttots` 'Bill arty, on the motion of Mr. LOCK-
. HART, filed for the 23d inst.
I,U!SIIINGTON presented a Petition from
•the Bakeis Canterbury with regard to the propor-
tion of wheat and flour. Referred to the Commit-
tee appointed to consider the Assize of Bread.
Mr. lAJAINGTON brought in a Bill for re-
pealing the duties upon oak bark and other vegetable
matter imported for the tannage of. leather, and for
substituting other duties in lieu thereof. Read a first
ind ordered to be read a second time to-morrow. I
Adjourned.

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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:

THURSDAY. MAT 11, 1815.

The Paris Papers of Sunday and Monday last
reached us this forenoon. We find from these that
there is no troth in the fishing-boat story of the
Emperor NAroLtox having arrived at Boulogne. Tie
remained in Paris on Sunday, and reviewed 15,000
tfoops on that day. The recruiting of the armies
by voluntary eulistment proceeds with great activity.
Except the unanimous manifestations of a desire to
repel invasion, tranquillity seems to reign through-
out Fiance. It is announced in the. Moniteur, that
all is quiet and well disposed at Bourdeaux, where
disturbances are said, by lying stories, to have hap-
pellet]. Lova XVilf. is stated to have changed
the place of his residence from Ghent to Brus-
sels.--Rot this it will be seen is contradicted
by the Brussels Papers. There seems, however,
some motion, partaking of disorder, among the
Councils of his AI Yes rr the Count. The Pa-
pers opposed to his cause say, there are serious
Among his political advisers, and that
they are leaving him like BERTRIEIt and the
military friends on whom he was reckoning.—
Certain it is, for it is stated it; his own Loyal Journal
of Ghent, that he has recalled TALLETRAND from
the Congress, where it is said even that Minister has
been broaching doctrines not quite in unison with
the declarations and intentions of Louis and his
Allies, namely, demanding that the integrity of
France,or in plainer lauguage,tha t tlieFretich territory
shall be reverted. The Duke de FELTRF. (Cr. 4ner.),
J ccounT, La r.r.Y-Tor.r.Exn and itocnuou-
c tut.; whom our Loyal Journals call clever and
good men, are opposed to Iif,ACAS' (the Secretary)
party, and the subject of difference must be the
policy or inspelicy of Loris leading hostile armies
into France. The Moniteur, in remarking on this
subject, says, " The war with which we are menaced
is a war against the universal independence of na-
tions. The Allies wish to treat France as they have
treated Saxony, Geneva, and the kingdom of [taly ;
but they will find here some unexpected difficulties.
They will have to encounter 28 millions of free men,
500,000 veterans, and 30,000 officers, who have
triumphed over them in fifty battles."
It will be remarked, however, that though the
tone of the French mind is thus high and confident,
the Funds are still low.
There is an important admission in the French
Papers relative to the state of the Neapolitan army
an seticle from Milan represents it as completely
disorganized. The Preach division of Gen. GIRARD
is said to Mve made a movement towards Piedmont.
Is this to succour Joachim?
There is a no less Important article from Basle, of
the 30th, informing us that a Cabinet Courier had
passed through that
.place, from Vienna to Paris,
with Dispatches from the At/mums to the Fneocu
Estrenett. This circumstance is, with some reason,
f it be tree, belie Ced to be the earnest of a good
ir.;4gistandieg betweep the Emperors, and gives