The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-22 00:00:00

THE SASINES, IN SCOTLAND.

On the motion of Mr. )(armour, an humble address
rt►sa ordered to be presented to his Majesty, praying for an
account of the emolun►euts of the Office of Keeper of the
Signet in Scotland, for the last ten 'Tors, as well as of
their application, Ssc. ; and,
On the motion of Mr. HUME, an humble address was
ordered to be presented to his Majesty, praying for copies
of the Patents grentiog the Office of Keeper of the Signet
and Keeper of the Sasinem in Scotland.
ISLE OF MAN.

Os the motion of Mr. Hunt, bed after a few words
from Lord Lowman and Lord Pa tatticron, a return
was ordered to be laid before the House of the Duties on
Customs and Excise levied in the Isle of Man, where thry
ars less than those in England ; also a return of civil,
clerical, and military persons holding offices in the Isle of
Man, with the smonnt of.thsir salaries,
TITHE SYSTEM.

Mr. 11131 g gave notice that after the Recess (we be-
lieve the Hon. Member fixed the 23d of February) he
would brine the subject of the tithe system under the con-
sideration of the House, with a view to their fair commu-
tation tut 4 adjustmelit.

• DEM ERA A.
On the vastion of Mr. HUME, au humble Addrese was
ordered to be presented to his Majesty, praying for the
original patent by which Mr. 'Sullivan hail been appointed
Ateeiter-Genersl at flemarara, ice.,
On the motion of Sir J. GRAHAM it was ordered that
the those., at its rising, do adjourn to Thursday next.
Mr. WILKS moved, according to the notice hehad
men on a former night, for an account of the number of
uses in Cities and Boroughs in England, Scotland,
Wales and Ireland, returning Members to Parliament, and
also far an account of the number in Cities and Boroughs
not returning Membets, where the population exceeded
10,000. He also moved for an account of the return of
the number of Houle. in the Counties of England, Scot-
land, and Wales, distinguishing the rates of assessment on
each ; and a similar return with respect to London anti
Weetatinister, and ten parishes within the Bills of Mor-
tality.--Ordered.
Mr. WILKS presented petitions from Boston and seve-
ral other places, praying for the abolition of Negro
Shivery.
Mr. FOLEY presented 4 petition to a similar effect.

Mr. SAVILLk LUMLEY presented it petition from
Manifieirt praying for a repeal of the Assessed Taxes.
Colonel O'GRADY presented a petition from the
Wart of Limerick, praying for a repeat of the Union.
air. D. BROWNE presented petitions from a pariah
in Mayo, and other places, praying that the House would
net vote any more money to the Kililars-strect Society,
until means were secured for the better appropriation of
tgoney. Ho also gave notice that on the 27th of
Pelsetahry beahould move for leave to bring in a Hill to
emptier. Catholic Bishops in Ireland to accept conveyances
in fee of land*, to a limited extent in each parish, for the
purpose of building chapels thereon, or for simply cha-
ritable purposes.
Lord G. BENTINCK moved for a return of the number
of suits entered in the Court of Requests of Middlesex and
surrey, in the year. 1888 and 1829, for one pound, and

for more than one pound, and the number of cases in these
in which imprisonment bad been awarded and executed,
together with a table of the fees.—Ordered.

Colonel TALBOT presented a petition from Swansea
for a repeal of the duty on sea-borne coals.
Mr. BRISCOE presented a fretition froth the inha-
bitants of Lambeth, against the mode a appointing and
paying the New
Mr. DICK presehtekl a petition from the Rev. Sir
Harcourt Lea against the repeal of the oath of abjuration.
A conversation occurred respecting the propriety of
printing this petition, but the motion for that purpose
was, not pressed for the present.

Mr. ATTWOOD moved for a return of the number
of persons committed to the different Bridewells in Eng-
land and Wales on summary process, during the last ld
years.—Ordered.
Mr. ATTWOOD moved for An atcount of the num-
ber of Bank Notes in circulation during the months of
May, August, and November, distinguishing the Bills and
Notes of rive Pounds from the rest.—Ordered.
Mr. ATTWOOD moved for a similar account of Bank
Post fills and Notes made up (rum the Weekly Return
furnished to the Stamp Office, according to the provi-
sions of the Act of Parliament.

Sir J. GRAHAM asked the lion. Member whether he
had not better bring on the motion after a regular notice,
and after having given information of it to the Chancellor
of the Exchequer?
Mr. ATTIi 001) said, he had already communicated
the motion to that Noble Lord, and understood from the
Secretary of the Treasury that there waa no objection to it
on the part of the Government.—Ordered.

Mr. ATTWOOD moved for an account of the quantity
of gold in pounds weight that had within a limited period
been carried to the Mint; the quantity of coin made
therefrom ; the names of those for whom and at whose
expence it had been coined ; together with the amount of
money paid on account of the assaying the loss and the
coinage.

PUSEY moved for an account, regularly drawn
up, of the Public Expenditure in the years 1827, 1828,
1829, and 1830, together with the Ways and Means for
meeting th• vane.

Mr.-HUME suggested that these returns were already
on the table, in the finance accounts for each year.
Sir J. GRAHAM said, that these returns were tabular
statements of the expenditure and income, and that as
classification was their object, the Government had no ob-
jection to them.—Ordered.

Sir J. GRAHAM presented a petition from the ship-
owners of Workington and Harrington, in Cumberland,
for the repeal of the duty •n sea-borne coals. •
Sir J. GRAHAM presented petitions in favour of Re-
form in the representative system, from the incorporation
of Maltmen of Leith, and from the heritors of two parishes
in the county of Lanark.