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

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

ROUSE OF COM MOIIS. MAT 4.
Mr. ABERCROMBIE pre.entrd i Petition Erne
torihrri to the Caledonian Ablluria. praying for
in a nill to incorporate themselves mold tt Society.
ton Committee.

The Committee on the Equitable Titles Rill was post'
ATtatday.
Mr. li. ATiniNcrrosr hroutla tip Cooks of Ci
fete rrspecting the disembodying %Ise Militia, sent
Sidconuth to the Lord Lieuteodbis of Counties.
The Irish Canal Li,bilatioa of 'Action's wasreat
time, and ordered to be conmitleil 16-morrow.
The Irish Prism' Contract Rill was read a second
ordered to be cuaunkted no Monday nest.

CIVIL LIAT PAPERS.
Mr. TIERNEY o')ersved, that as all
which had been presented to the House
Civil List Accounts, and which had beets 4
be printed on, a former day, were not
to the motion which he Intended to vtihe
House on Monday; with the view of savi
cessary trouble, he now begged that three
I papers only, which were evsential to the
had in view, should be printed. The
which he alluded respected the Board
1 and the elpence in the Lord Chamberlain'-
; ment.

The SPEAKER said, that if any altai
to be made in point of form to the forme►
the House, that order must he discharged an,
order made.

Mr. BATHURST thought the alteration
by the Right Hon. Gentleman was an Mt(
substance as well ns in form, of the formes
the House, and as the %hole of the papers
ordered to he taken into consideration, he
necessity for the proposed arrangement.

Mr. TIERNEY said he wished to avoid
ing of papers which were unnecessary, and
view he moved that the original order thou
charged.
Mr. BATHURST repeated his former o.
Mr. TIERNEY said, if the House were
for the whole papers being printed, it wool
possible to take the subject, in which it wai
to call the attention of Parliament, into
tion, before the sums of money, founded ui
papers, were voted.
Mr. LUSHINGTON opposed the pros
teration in the order of the House.

A division then took place:—
In f..vour .24f the Nlotion
Ag.:iast it

Majoriti • • '
I 111.S11 PRTSONS.
Mr. PEELS leave to bring in
amend the Act of hie 5:3(I of the King, respect
limitsling and repliring of Prisons and Co,
in Ireland.—The Bill was brought up, ri
time, and orde: ed. to be read a second
morrow.

The House went into n Committee on
way Amendment Bill.—The report was brn
and ordered to be taken into further con,
on Monday.
!.0 Glamorganshire Election Bill was c
Report received, Eita the Bill ordered to be
third time to-morrow.
The Militia Laws Armament Bill wi
second time; to be committed on Tuesday.
The other Orders were postponed, and
adjourned.

1.1 A 31BURG El MAIL.

VIENNA, APRIL 17.—1 t is said that ti
Russians now marching through IN flg3
embarked in one of the sea-ports of 1/11mai
conveyed over to the roast of ftaly, a passa:
whets the wind is favourable, may be made
hours.

APRIL 19.—For some days past there is
of a new pint in fa•our of ,Napoleon.',.it
that above '2O persons, among whom are se,
spectable citizens, have been arrested.
is said, estendeil as far as Switzerland.

circumstance it is presumed that it was a ne
carry off young Napoleon.
The negotiatio►►s with Denmark are not yi
but seem to go on well.
The second Declaration which the Con;
tended to issue against Bonaparte will
place, because they could not agree upon
in which it was.to be couched.

•
According to an arrangement that has been
the connection with France along the whole
line shall not be stopped for the present; of
trary, letter', newspapers, and even utti
travellers, in many cases, shall be allowet
and repass.
Prince Talleyrand in particular, it is said,
a general stopping of the communication as
proposed, and represented, that such a
would deprive numerous friends of the
France of all support, and of the news *lli
encourage and guide them in their underti
By a resolution taken by the 'great Powei
Congress, they will not separate till a deci
suit is obtained respecting the feture Consti
Germany.
APRIL 21.—The passage of troops, goini
the army, will continue till the end of June.
will have 300.000 in the field. Prince tick
burg is expected to depart about the end of 0
The departure of the Sovereigns is not yet
is imagined it will not be before the lath Mt
UGSBUROII, APRIL2I.—The accounts ft,
received to-day, are very agreeable: Murat':
tionary Proclamations have not been well
the Neapolitans being convinced, after
ed thrice successively, that they had nG