The Sun.
London, England, 1837-06-10 00:00:00

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been appointed bv the Gn7ernrnent on the occasion oihe falling
of a theatre, and also that z.n rng'ileer had been apps •-•..- to Mr-
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'fey the best line of railway from London to Brighton.
ew_d;
After a few words from Mr. FINCH, the conversation dopp
On the Order of the Day for the Pillory Punishment Bill beo
rfal,
Lord SAN DON begged to ask the Noble Lord (J. Russell)
Is ether he intended to introduce any measure during the pr
Session fur the purpose of emblin.r, Corporations to dispt se of CePY_
esent
prcr,r,erty, the Bill upon that subject last
~(11.; having beam
thrown cast.
Lord .T. RUSSELL believed there was no intention on the Vet
of his Majesty's Government to introduce a Bill for that plurSf;
but as it was intended. to introduce a measure with reference to the'
Poor-law Amendment Act before the termination of the SessioSe
a clause might then be introduced for such a purpose.
On tl eir return, the SPEAKER acquainted the Houle that
they had been to the House of Lords, and that the Royal assent
had been given by Commission to certain Bills (ion which see
Lords' rinort).
PILLORY PUNISHMENT ABOLITION BILL,
Lord JOHN USSLLL moved tie Odor of the Da.y far the
Ctird reading- of the Pillory Punishmtnt Abolition Bill.
The Bill was accordingly read o. third time, and 7asseo..
NAVY. EMMATES.
Mr. C. WOOD moved tlAt the Report on the Nrlvy Ecrnr,tes
the ith of April be brought up. Ho wns
was a large sum (At' money voted which w^,ald not be applied until
Hon. Members were enabled to canvass the items, and frame what-
ever motions they intended to make ~Apon them.
Sir E. CODItINGTON ho'2,ed that an opportunity would be
Mr. It. STEUART then brought up
given for discussing one item- in particular, which was to be re-
served ; and as such was the case, he would not ress hisP motion.
Estimates. the R:el.ptoort.'"oa'tlleNthairic

STEAM COMMUNICATION WITH INDIA.
WILLIAM r) ENT/NCK moved for a Select Comnii'•tee
to inquire into the praeileability of effecting a steam cornmunitAtion
with India.

Sir JOHN CAM HOBIIOUSE said that there had IJeen
ar-
rangetnents made by the Government respecting
steam communi-
cation with India, and if he agreed to the
appointine•rt of a Com-
mittee, it should be on the understanding that it should not
interfere with the East India Company's communication by th
RNA Sea with China.
After a few words from Lord W. BENTINCK, the motion's's°
agreed to, and a Connuittee appointed.
The House that adjourned at Half-past Two o'Clock.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY')

DEAL, Je 9.—Wind S.E., light breezes.—No arrivals. .
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 9.—Wind S. S.E., showery.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 9.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrived the Mall Mul'
from Madras. •

FA M 0 UTIT, Ju NE B.—Wind E. S.E.—Arrived the rienrick'
Johan, from Havannah.

BRISTOL, JUNE 9.—Arrired the Copernicus, from Dantzie.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE B.—Wind S.E. fresh.—Arrived the Vern_L
seules, from Demerara ; Lee, from Barbadoes ; United States, f °"`
New Orleans ; Carrol of Carrolton, from Mobile ; and Washer
Wilkie, from St. Petersburgh.
hittXA JUNE 7. Arrived the Union, from Riga.
Lvitit, JUNE B.—Arrived the Mary, James, from Dantzic.
SiiiEr.ns, JUNE S.—Arrived the Pearl, from St. John's, 1"w
Brunswick ; Alexander, from Riga ; Sherraton, from Pill";
Tyneside, from Dantzic ; and Grasshopper, from Wismar. a
HULL, JUNE 9.—Arrived the Samuel, Spyvie, from Riga; an
ThusLeld, from Memel.