The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-10 00:00:00

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SPITALFI

ACTS.

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On Tuesday, the Jived? Coemitterto Wheel the Silk
Manufacture Bill, to repeal the " pittliWs Acts" wan
refereed, closed their !sheers., Their Leiria then
agreed to the Report Which was fo be present' to the
Haase •it was to the followiag. effect:—" That titer
Lordships' Committee had etuarteesi the al of
the several petitions regarding the Bill that, tbe'l had
beard Counsel acainst and fur the Bill ; that, they had •
Oro at great length examined witnesses on the part of
tbe opposers, as well as of the supporters of the Rift; that
their Lordships had afterwards duly toesidered the argu-
ments and evidence so adduced ' - and they thereupon
agreed (hut the Bill be riportt4 to he these without aug
amesidenent." Such Report gas yesterday Feseated to
the Ittuse by Lord Bexley, read, sad ordered to lie open
the tabls,, and the Hill was 6f (mutes reported " without
any noneadutent." The Kill thus resiseiaa pretimdr
what it was prewioas to its beisg refereed to the Lout-
neittee.
.The jAlrif reading was sot fixbd. it was erred
among-t their Lordships that, "day fur the third read?,
ing should not be named till the evidence taken before
the Cumebittee was printed Ind in thi hands of their
Loecisitips. •It was ascertained that the printing, as the
evidence will occupy four or ive hundred (eke pate',.
will not be completed till Saturday, se than there was lit-
di chance of itsgettine generally delireredte their Lord-•
shipitill Monday.. It thereupon became the tederstend-
tog ammogst their Lordships that the third needilig.
should be named on Monday or Teeaday next.
The Joerneyeiteu Wearers, hawk eatisrikod that the
Committee had closed their implieies eW deliberations, yes-'
terdsy ssserohled'round the Hodge of Lords in grist mum-
bers, in the expectation that Something would be dens *ilk
the Bill—that, in fact, the Ih!rd reading would be mooed.—
Though the crowds were very•ceedderible, claim ass itseer-
ores as on any former day, they bettered with all their se--
clistomed decorem, preserving visage-ware for their Lard-
ships' carriages to approach .the Peers entrance*. '1 he
Weavers oh the present occariete 03ibibitet1 large printed
placards, setting forth that " The aolornoyinen: %Wavers
earnestly, but sincerely, InlOore the Lords not to psas.tho
Bill." rhe men remained till late in * eitterpoon, why*
baring ascertained the nothlmelsi Alp Awoon the
taxi quietly and rapidly •
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GRAND REVI GW Or CAVALRY.

A Grand Review of Cavalty is ordered to take place,
on Hounslow Heath, on the 13th instant.
The Re gimeots directed, at present. he reviewed,
are the Ist and &I Regimes is of Life Ouargla, the Roy
Horse (demos, the 3al Reaglairnt of Light Dragoons, at*
the 7th and 13th Hussars.
The following uMvements of the Troops, preparatorg.
to the Review. took place on Saturday last. it.
Iten''ment of Life (thuds marched front Knigleslitidc.
ta th town of Hounslow, the 2.d Regiment of Li feOua I cis
pr o edrd from the Regent's Park Barracks to New
drentford, and the Royal Horse Unseals marthed from!
Windsor Barracks to Egham and Staines.
The following Regitnetits had proiinnely occ7Piest Ott
undermentioned stations. viz. :—Tlse 3rel Regnnent ata‘
Light Ltragoooe, Bator n Court Bliracka ; the 7sts
Huossrs. Manton,' : the 15th liquors. Hontablow
tails; the t ro squidrons of the UN! Regiment of Light
Dragoons which arrived at Kingston from Birmingham
mit he 3tl: inst., are ordered to keep the groorad.,
His Must Uighur:is the Commander in Chi's% attended
by several Genets! Officers and a uumeroui iff; wt.!.
review the Troops. Majw-General Lord IL n. li.
sett K. C. 8., InspeCtutg General of the Carotns-
Great Ordain, will give the wood of command.
The Ist (or Royal) Reginsest of Dragoons; stationed
at present in the Regent's Park Barrarlot and at Ken-
sington, commenced the duty at the If srsat Guards, on
Saturday last, add will continue to perform it till after
the Rene*.
The undet-mentioned services commenced payment this
day, viz.:
Officers, Military Pensions, Retired Full and
Half-pay, Royal Bounty, Adjutints of Local Militia.

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The fik-letona of the 34th and 53,1 Reeiments strived
from India. are expected to march ifito Chatham bar-
racks his day (Tuesday, Sth inst.) Th.. 17th Font hie*.
not yet 'staved, as was intended, but will march, as it is
understood, on tVednesday, to make room for the 31tit
and 511.—(Keatirk Gazette.)
Yesterday morning (Monday, 7th instart) a detach-
ment of the First Royal Dragoons in irc.med front
Woolwich,and will tab*: the Tower duty till lifter Friday.
—(ldena.)

On Friday ti detachment of the '3th Highlanders
marched itito Carlow, from K.lkenny, to replace a own+
piny which has been quartered here for some time, tin•
der the command of Captain Ala.•g egor.
The remains of the late Colonel Beatty, of the Royal
Fusileers, were on Tuesday interred In the Castle-yard.
Windsor. with the usual military honours. The Proc?ss,ol
was received at the groat western door of St. George's
Chapel by the Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of .Windsor,
who read the funeral service. After the corpse had been
lettered Into the vielt prepared for it. the soldiers fired '
three rounds of cartridges,which coadadbd the ceremony.

PROROGATION or PARLIAMSZIT:It is said that Vas .
House of Commons will idjotwo tolocirrow fur a week,
to allow of the errcar of business being rot through in
the Lords ; and on Thursday of Fittlay in the en-
suing week Parliament will be prorogue 4. His I%la-
jesty intends to prorogue the Parlianicat in p. :son,
should his health permit, which at present there is every
reason to expect it will ; and in order to be prepared foe
{lfeevent, time horses belonging to the State coach have
Leready been out into the customary •rcise. They
ban several tie-s been exercised early in the moral ag, in
Jiew Palace.yard, in a break ; particulnly it; drawing
through the new !loyal Entrance, fronting the noose of
Lords. His Majesty has not been to the Parliament since
the completion of those alterations and improvement*
connected with the entrances; and as it will rill re
good management to drive the carriage under the 0111",
Royal Entrance, his Majesty and attenJan s alighting:
there, the horses are therefore occasiohally exercised to'
accomplish the requisite adroitness. Tickets for the
Hons. of Lords. and for the chambers leading to tie.
Royal Robing Room, through which his Majesty, Attend-
ell by his °dicer. of State, will have to pass, are to he is-
sued as usual by the Lord Great t hamherlsin tr
Gwydyr), through his Secretary, Ottrie; Follower, Esq.
who occupies apartment. in the Old House of Lord..
James tiaustnell, Esq. of Conetannwe, on hilarrival ,t •
Druintocialy Castle, and takingpossession of that prince-.
ly mansion, present...! to 'h • kirk A...4.0t of Fortlouo, on
account of the poor of the pat iiih, the tutn of
Our orcharal..lo not continue to petuniae so htin4iner
as during their bloats) and the first dotting itt the
A general frost in Devon and Somerset.e•
t to account fur tie chant
great a fial!lng Mt that, we hear, .
clop is now expecio d.-4/Lieferlll
Dissoesstitek is • PIO* e:-A
sedsiqueot to tistrootshoeseilerot:.
log betimes the elotitiorroo&tfioi
Wedpwday f4e4ti, the sltettl Tttc '
by the cavalrF,•. seeirroJ peso,
s frittils stithelltirifechVl altat
ignite Wheat lilt as* fi4iy elenendt

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