The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-07 00:00:00

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Phy.'e. 'roved in deep mourning, came to the spot
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is preemies. and followed by a eseserous maid.
tot... M. \Benjamin Constant also made his ap-
p re in a hackney-roach, accompanied by seetheel
person. who it wee said, was the Cam de Thiare,
.Alrother .of the Chamber of Depatio. Crier were
re...aimed of "Benjamin Celestial toe avert The
Charter for ever! We will enter!" The Students
- ' demanded to pass to the tomb of their deeeased fel-
Irew. This was refused, and some disposition being
evillesd to ester by force, the military were brought
to 'the epol, sail the place was promptly cleared.—
They rallied again on the Boulevard de Bonne Non.
Tolle, aid marched, in files, a seroed time to the bu-
rial grimed, where, oa beieg refused 'serene', a vol.
icy of doom was directed against the military, two
of whom were grievousliburt by these missiles. Oa
thie the horse gendarmerie vigorosely charged sword
• in heed; shove 20 of the Students were in cense-
' (teener wounded, and eight taken prisoners. This
3 seek place at anon. and scarcely had the troops dis-
. ieraed the refeactory mob, when a fire broke out in
' ,'the fasbourg St. Antoine; and whilst the authorities
were occupied is aidiag to extinguish the dames, and
• to maintain order, the Students mustered on the
Piece St. Osaeviee, provided with stones, sad declared
fondly that they had a defeat to revenge. The Com.
missary of Polite, with five infantry soldiers. was all
the force here opposed to the*, at whom several stones
wet. thrown t these men loaded their muskets, and
• calmed resolved to oppose force by force; happily,
however, they restrained the vent/vases which had
hoes provoked until a troop of gendarmerie came to
their assistance, and pet the infatuated youths and
the attendant rabble again to flight. Up to ten on
Monday sight so farther tumult had taken plate ; the
refractory being awed by their repeated discomfiture,
and the strong patroles which were on foot. 'The
' posts round the Palais Royal were doubled, and every
measure adopted to repress say hostile effort.
Rear-Admiral Jacob having arrived at Paris, it is
supposed that thelloverament will not delay publishing
an efficialelocumest, which will remove all incertitude
reepectiag the affair of Santana, and the present state
of r.ur cenamereial relations with St. Domingo.—(Coa-
diestioaael.)
The Drainers Blase contains a transofilb of a pro.
jest of an address to the King of Spain. on the state
of that country, which was adopted by the Codes is
as extraordinary sitting os the 24th ult. •

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, Jcivz 6.

Mr. lertuct, from the Custom House. presented an ac-
count of the number of Bars of Gold imported and ex-
:meet{ every half year since the 59th of the late King.—
Laid on the table.
The Marquess of CAMDEN presented petitions from
the Mayer and Corporation of Canterbury, and from
these of Tentorden. against the Catholic Peers' Bill.—
Laid on thetable.
The Bishop or St.ipAPl DS wonted similar !Widow;
from three Dainties es the collides of emanation and
Glamorran.—Laid en the table.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE weewsMiledood to move
for rennin Returns connected with Airgiga Grain and
the Warehousing System—Ladd os the Wile.
The Bail of SHAFTESBURY presented a petition
from the Cwagregation of the Gospel Church of
Parties against the Catholic Paws' Bill.—Laid os
the table.
• NAVIGATION AND MAD&
Mr. WALL.ACI sod others brought up from the Com-
mons the Navigation Bill, the Importation of Goods
Bill, soil the Ancient Commercial Statutes Repeal
Bill.
On the motion of the Earl of LIVERPOOL, those
Bills were read • first time, and ordered to be printed,
and the second reading was fixed for Tuesday next.
Lord SUFFIELD postponed the Committee on the
Vagrant Laws Amendment Bill till tamorrow.—Ad-
jou rued.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
At four o'clock bnt thirty.eit Members being pre-
sent, the Secaszn declared the house to be adjourned
till to-morrow—(this day.)

CORN IMPORTATION BILL.

CLICIIII ADDICT/ TO TON DILL IN A COMMITTIS Or THI

WIIQLE NOVEL

And be it further enacted, that any foreign wheat
wLich may have been in warehouse on the 13th of
May, 1822, and which shall centime in warehouse at
the passing of this Act, may be delivered or taken
out of warehouse previously to the period which fo-
reign wheat and Boor would be admissible for home
consumption under the provisions of the said recited ,
Act of the 55th year of the reign of his late Majesty.
fee the purpose of being ground into flour, subject to
the conilitioos hereinafter mentioned; that is to say,
first. that the owner or owners, or consignee or con-
eigneesof each foreign wheat. shall, before the deli-
very thereof from the warehouse, give sufficient secu-
rity. in the sum of 100 s.. for every quarter of wheat
se to be delivered from the warehouse (which security
the collector .r other principal officer of the customs
at the port where such wheat shall be warehoused, is
hereby required and authorised to take in his Ma-
jesty's name, and for hi, Majesty's use) with condition
that for everyqsarter of wheat so delivered from the

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werebonse, 438 pounds of floe flour shall, within els
weeks from the delivery thereof, either be exported,
or, failing such exportation, shall be deposited In
warehouse according to the laws now in force relating
to tbs warehousing of foreign flour ; such dour to be
impested and approved, and marked or branded cc-
rordiegly by such officer or officers of his Majesty's
Customs as shell be duly autborised and appointed fer
that purpose; secondly, that the owner or ownerr, or
comigorte or comigmes, of such wheat or floor, shall
comply with such further regulations as to the Com-

misaoiters of his Majesty's Treasury shall appear ;m-
-ummify and sufficient for guarding against the intrp-
ductloa, into home consumption, previously to the pe-
riod at which it would by the said Act of the 55th
year of the reign of his late Majesty be admissible, of
tiny additional quantity of wheat or floor the produce
thereof, under the plea or in consiquence of the process
of mach taking out of warehouse awl grinding ; pro-
• vided always that so much of the said flour as shall
not have beea imported previously to the opeoittg of
the ports ender the provisions of the said Act of tits
55th year of the reign of his late Majesty, shall, upon
each opening of the ports, be admissible for home
• onamtnaptioo, in the same terms and conditions as any

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