The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-28 00:00:00

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PAKLIAMENT.
HOUSE 07MR7D-S, May 27.

The House met soon after two o'clock.
The Soots Local Militia Bill, the Securities Embeezlemeat
Bill, and the False Pretences Bill, passed through Committees,
and were repnes'd.
The House resolved itself into a Committee on the Orden in
Council, and examined several witnesses from Liverpool and
Manchester.
About five o'clock the House resumed ; the Clandestine Mar-
riages Bill, and a Private Bill, were broil:o up from the Com-
mons by Mr. Wilson, Mr. Dickenson, and other Members, and .
read a first time.
The third reading of the Tobacco-Pipe Clay Exportation
Bill was, on the motion of Earl BATHURST, postponed till
to-morrow se'nnight.
On the Motion of Earl GROSVENOR, au account was Ga.
tiered of the Salary and Emoluments of the Office of Yeoman
Usher of the Black Rod for the last ten years. His Lordship
also referred to the Motion before made, tor an Account of the
Salary and Em luments of the Office of Gentlemen Usher of the
Black Rod, and proposed to pass a Resolution, declaring it in-
expedient to 611 up any vacancy that might occur in that office,
pending an enquiry in Parliament relative to its emoluments
which Resolution, he thought, should be communicated to the
Prince Reent by Address.
The LORD CHANCELLOR objected to the mode of com-
municating a Resolution of that nature to the Prince Regent,
his Royal Highness having nothing to do with the appointment,
which was in the gift of an individual (the Lord Chamberlain).
The Earl of LAUDERDALE also expressed doubts as to the
propriety of communicating such a Resolution to the Prince
Regent.
The Earl of ROSSLYN observed, that a Resolution adopted
by the House would of coarse be paid proper respect to by the
individual holding the office of Lord Chamberlain.
Earl BATHURST wished notice to be given for another day,
and that the Resolution might not be premed now.
After some conversation, Earl GROSVENOR gave notice for
to-morrow, and in answer to an observation from Lord Walsing-
bans, mated, thist it was not intended to affect existing, interests.
His Lordship moved, that the Lords be summoned for to-mor-
row, which was ordered.
The House, soon after five, again resolved itself into* Corn-
mittee on the Orders in Council, and examined some wit-
nesses from Liverpool, Manchester, Ashton-uoder-Line, Dews-
bury, &e.
Soon after seven, the House again resumed, and after appoint-
ing the Committee to sit again to-morrow, at two o'clock, ad-
jorned till to-morrow (this day).

ROUSE OF COMMONS.
CATHOLIC DISABILITIES.

" Mr. MARTIN, of way, gave notice, that on the 12th day
of June next, he should move that a Committee be appointed to
enquire, whether the Roman Catholics labour under any, and
what disabilities, and whether it be expedient to repeal the
whole or any port of the several laws now in force; and also to
enquire whether such repeal should be accompanied with any
and what terms, for the further protection of the Established
Religion.
Ma Irish Roads Bill was committed. Report received, and
Bill ordered to he read a third time to-morrow (this day).
Mr. P. CAREW presented a Report from the Committee on
Highways. Ordered to be taken into further consideration on
the 10th of Jane next.

The County Bridges Bill went throne' a Committee. Report
ordered to be received to-morrow.

Tl;Vlictlyli'atch Bill went through a Committee_—Report
ordered to be taken into consideration on Monday sennight.
Mr. Pereeyars Family Provision Bill was read a second time,
and ordered to he committed to-morrow.
The Committee on the Publicans' Bill was postponed to Wed-
nesday nett.
Mr. WORTLEY gave notice, that on Wednesday next, he
should move for leave to bring in a Bill to enable Justices of the
Peace to extend Parochial Relief, at their discretion, to Pri-
soners for Debt, confined in County Prisons.
The House thei proceeded to examine Witnesses on the Orders
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