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London, England, 1830-07-06 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NOTICICS OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.

1. Mr. Hume—Select Committee to inquire into the circum-
stances attending the renewal of the leases of the Light.
houses at Winterton and Orfordness, at Dungeness and at
Harwich and how Air the rcconunendations of the Select
Commit& en the Foreign Trade of the Country, in 182'2,
have been attended to • also, to ascertain the extent of re-
lief which has been afltirded by reduction of bight Dues,
and what further relief from Light Dues can be atlbrded
to the Shipping of the Country.
:1. Mr. Brougham—Motion on the subject of Colonial Slavery.
8. Mr. Attwood—Return, showing (according to the best esti.
mate which can be formed) the amount of Money applL
cable to the payment of the Creditors of the Nabob of the
Carnatic, which, on the 28th April, IWO, was invested in
the names of the Commissioners for investigating the
Claims of such Creditors, or which then remained in the
hands of the East India Company.
4. Mr. Robert Grant—Address to his Majesty touching the
expediency of making provision against clangers to which
the Country might be exposed by a demise of the Crown.
5. Mr. Ilume.-To reprint the Reports of 1812 and ISO from
Committees on the Civil List.
O. Mr. Hume—Return of Custom House Establishments In
certain Ports in the United Kingdom. •
7. Mr. Robinson-1n the Committee on the Labourers Wages

Bill, to move to leave out Clause compelling evidence;
also, Clause exempting persons engaged in husbandry.
A. Mr. Benett—ln the Committee on Labourers Wages Bill, to
exempt all Agricultural Labourers from the operation of
the Bill.
O. Mr. Hobert Gordon--In the Committee on Labourers Wages
Bill, to move to confine the operations of the 11111 to the
Counties of Staftbrtl and Warwick.
10. Sir Richard Vyvyan—ln the Committee on Labourers Wages
Bill, to move a Clause restricting the operation of the
Law in the Stannaries of Cornwall and Devon, so far as
the materials used In the Mines are concerned.

ORDERS OF Trig DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Suits In Equity Bill—Second Reading.
Chancery Register Bill—Committee.
a Masters in Chancery Bill—Committee.
4. Holyhead Roads Bill—Report. •
t. Sugar Duties Bill—Report.
O. Spirit Duties Bill—Report.
7. -West India Spirits Bill—Report.
S. Administration of Justice Bill—Further Cortideration of
Report.
O. Warehoused Sugar Bill—Committee.
10. Fees and Stamps Abolition Bill—Third Reading,
11. Labourers Wages Bill—Committee.
12. Libel Law Amendment Bill—Committee.

18. Usury Lows Bill—Third Reading.
14. Parochial Register (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
lb. Registrar at Madras Bill—Committee.
10. Stage Coach Proprietors Bill—Report.
17. Halepay Apprentices Bill—s Further Consideration of Report.
IS. Exchequer Bills 03,607,6000 Bill—Committee.
19, Crown Property Customs Bill—Report.
0. Witnesses (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
21. Diocesan Schools (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
Consolidated Fund (1,500,0000 Bill—Second Reading.
23. Militia Pay Bill—Second Rending.
24. Beer and Cider Duties Repeal Bill—SecOnd Reading.

NOTICICS GIVICK YESTIRDAY.
I. Mr. Sibthorp—Reduction of all Salaries, (Next Session.)
2. Mr. Sibtliorp—Resolution for the repeal of the Sessional
Order of this House relative to the rion.adinission of
Strangers, and particularly as regards accortnnodation for
the Reporters of the Debates and Proceedings in this House.
(Next Session.)