The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-29 00:00:00

SUPPLY. ta
Tbe Roport of the Committee of Supply %vas then re-0
ceived at-0 the several items read ovPr and aLrreed to. 4!''
METROPOLIS POLICE OFFICES. l=
The Metropolis Police Offices Bill was read a third time`!.
and passed.
FINAL REGISTER OF ELECTORS. 0.,,
Mr ELPIIINSTONE moved the second reading of-.
the Final Register of Electors Bill. G;Mr. C. WYNN opposed it. lie thought it was unjust
to send up such ill-considered measures to the other Hoesch
at this period of Parliament.
Mr. AGLIONBY defended the Bill. It was read ah
second time last Session, and only prevented from passinvil
f.` .
by some informality in the title. ,
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Sir E. KNATCHBULL objeotel to tic Bill. ht,
The House then divided : ii
For the second reading
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Against it
Majority -43 I)
JEWISH MARRIAGES.
The Jewish Marriages EN was read a second time. 1
RAILROADS AND PUBLIC WORKS.
On the house resolving itself into Committee on the(
Railroads and Public Works Bill,
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Sr S. WHALLEY objected to proceeding with a naea-; i•
suro involving- such large public interests at such a season
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as this.
After a few words from Mr. P. THOMSON.
Mr. HUME moved that the Chairman do report progress.
ne motion was agreed to without a division.
SHERIFFS' COURTS.
On the motion that the House resolve itself into Com
rnittee, for the further consideration of the report of the'
Sheriffs Courts Bill,
Captain PEC H ELL brought up a clause, of which
had given notice, to be moved for insertion after the second,
clause :
" On third reading of Sheriffs' Fees Bill, after clause 2,1
pr. 2, 1. 38, after the word respectively,' to insert, ' Pro-
vided always that, from and after the passing of this ,Act,
all and every defendant who shall he arrested or detainell
in execution upon a writ or writs of capias ad satisfaciendum,l
shall be liable and compellable to pay the sheriff's poundage
upon the debt or demand indorsed, to levy upon such writ
of capias ad satisjiwiendum ; but in case the defendant
shall render to prison, and shall not pay the poundage of
right payable to the sheriff, then the plaintiff or plaintiffs in
such suit or suits to be liable to the sheriff for such pound-
age as at present."
Mr. POULTER objected to the clause.
After a few words from Mr. Jervis, Mr. Hume, and
Mr. Aglionby the galleries were cleared for a division, but
none took place, as the clause was negatived, with the per.
mission of the Hon. Mover.

TITHES (IRELAND).
Mr. S. CRAWFORD then moved for the following
returns :
Copies of all official orders or instructions which have
been issued since the appointment of the Earl of Mulgrave
as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland up to the present time, with
reference to the employment of military forces on occasions
connected with the levy of the tithe composition in Ireland.
" Also copies of all official orders, regulations, or instruc-
tions which have been issued during the same period, with
reference to the employment or duties of the constabular)
on like occasions.
" Also copy of any official communications which have
been received by Government with reference to the pro-
ceedings of the constabulary force under the command of
Mr. John Whitaker, chief constable, on the 13th of May
last, at Drimrath, near Ballymote, in the county of Sligo•
in seizing a cow, the property of Mark Brehony ; and
again in a second seizure of six cows and a horse, on the
30th of May last the property of Thomas Brehony ; and
under what authority such seizures were made."
They were ordered accordingly.
Mr. P. THOMSON obtained leave to bring in a Bill
to amend the present law of master and labourer.
Lord J. RUSSELL obtained leave to bring in a Bill to
continue the Act of last year respecting ecclesiastical sine-
cures for twelve months longer ; and also leave to bring in
a Bill to continue the Church Building Act for the saw
period.
Adjourned at a Quarter before Eight o'Clock.

NEW BOOKS OF TRAVELS JUST PUBLISHED.
Mr. Colburn, of Great Marlborough-street, has just published
the following interesting books of travels :-1. Wanderings in
Greece, by Gco. Cochrane, Esq.,:late of Queen's College, Cam
bridge, 2 vols. Bvo., with portraits, and numerous illustrations
2.—Travels in Palestine and Syria, by George Robinson,
Esq., with new maps and plates, 2 vols. 3.—The City of tbt
Sultan ; or, Domestic Manners of the Turks, by Miss Par-
doe, 2 vols. Bvo., with numerous plates, 325. bd. 4.---lllus-,
trations of Jerusalem and Mount Sinai, consisting of 221
tinted views of the most interesting sites between Grand Cairol
and Beirout, from drawings by F. Arundale, Architect, with
an Account of his Tour and Residence in those countries, 4t0..
bound, 255. s.—Captain Alexander's Narrative of a Voyage
among the Colonies of Western Africa, and of a Campaign it
Kaffirland in 1836, 2 vols. Bvo., with maps and numerom
plates, by Major C. C. Michell, K. H., 325. bound ; and 6.
A Summer in Germany, dedicated to Lady Chatterton, 2
vols., post Bvo. " These volumes are well calculated to be
valuable travelling guides to whoever may visit the count*
to which they relate."—Literary Gazette.
CRICKET.—The return match between Kent and
Sussex terminated on Tuesday evening in Brown's ground, at
Brighton, in favour of Kent, by three wickets. In the first
innings Sussex headed their opponents 76, but the splendid
batting of Pilch in the second innings, who scored 69, from
bat without losing his wicket, decided the game in their favour

NEW NOVELS.—We are requested to state that
Mr. Colburn, of Great Marlborough-street, has just published
the following new works of fiction by distinguished writers :-
1. Captain Marryat's new novel " Saarley Yow ; or the Dog
Fiend," 3 vols.-2. " Venetia," by the author of " Vivian,
Grey," " Henrietta Temple," &c., 3 vols.-3. " The Peeress,'
edited by Lady Charlotte Bury, 3 vols.-4. " The Hussar,"
by the author of " The Subaltern," &c., 2 vols.-5. " Human
Life," by the author of " Tremaine" and " De Vere," 3 vols.
—6. " Gentleman Jack, a Naval Story," by the author 01
" Cavendish," 3 vols.