The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-08 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Veneris, 7° die Junii, 1822.
BARRETT'S ESTATE BILL Read a2d time, and
MIDDLESEX COUNTY RATE BILL 5 committed.
ALEHOUSES LICENSING BILL-Petitions from Licensed Vic-
tuallers of Stretford, Bury, Prestwich, Ratcliffe, and Al-
trincham_, against ; referred to the Committee on the Bill.
ILLICIT DISTILLATION ;lIIEI.AND)-Petitions from Car-
low, Kilkenny, Waterford, and Callan, complaining there-
of ; to be printed.
LINCOLN COUNTY HALL BILL.
WEST INDIA AND AMERICAN TRADE BILL Read 3d time,
COLONIAL TRADE BILL and passed.
ILL-TREATMENT OF CATTLE BILL
SCOTTISH TURNPIKE ROADS BILL-nported; further con-
sideration of Report put off till this day three months; Bill,
as amended, to be printed.
BUTTER TRADE-Petitions in favour of Duties on Impor-
tation of Foreign Butter. to be printed, viz. from Carlow,
the Barony of Middlethird, and the Hundred of Axminster ;
and from the Hundred of Colston, to lie on the table. Com-
mittee thereupon deferred till Friday next.
CORK IMPROVEMENT-Report, that the Committee had di-
vided the Bill into two Bills.-Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
Conk MARKET BILL-reported, to be ingrossed.
SMALL DEBTS-Petition from North Shields, in favour-to lie
on the table.
ROADS-Surrey -reported ; Bill re-committed to former Com-
mittee; leave to sit on Monday, and report on Thursday
next. Honiton-reported, to be ingrossed. Brighthelmstone
Act Amendment-Petition for Bill reported ; and Bill or-
dered to be brought in.
BAKERS REGULATION BILL-Report further considered;
Bill re-committal ; considered in Committee ; to be reported
on Monday.
JURIES (SCOTLAND) BILL, till June 17 l Second readings
EAST INDIA TRADE BILL, till Friday f deferred.
LEATHER TAX-Petition of Tanners and others, of Salisbury,
for the repeal thereof; to be printed.
MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS-That they have agreed to
Coventry Gaol Bill ; Chippenham, Princes Risborough
(Aylesbury), Old Stratford, and Drayton Lane Roads Bills,
without amendment ; Dintort (Wilts) Inclosure Bill, with
amendments.
That they have passed, --1 Bill, intituled, " An Act for
vesting' certain parts of the settled Estates of the Right Hon.
Thomas William Viscount Anson, in the;County of Norfolk,
in Trustees, in trust, to carry into execution Contracts al-
ready entered into for sale of parts of the same Estates, and
to sell the other parts thereof under the directions of the
Cow t of Chancery, and to apply the money arising from the
said sales in the manner therein mentioned."
Also, a Bill, intituled, " An Act for naturalizing Theresa
Arneman."
HORSE TAX-Petition from Glendale Ward (Northumber-
land), complaining thereof; to be printed.
DISTILLATION (SCOTLAND) BILL-read a second time, and
committed for 'Thursday next.
WAREHOUSING BILL-Further consideration of Report de-
ferred till Tuesday next.
CANADA TRADE AcT s-Committee thereupon on Monday
next.
STAMP DUTIES BILL-Further consideration of Report on
Wednesday next.
CHURCHES (IRELAND)-Rill for tile recovery of sums ad-
vanced for the Repair of Churches, ordered to be brought in.
ARNEMAN'S NATURALIZATION BILL I Read a first time.
LORD ANSON'S ESTATE BILL
HEW RIVER COMPANY-Petition for leave to present a Pe-
tition for a Bill referred to a Committee.
TONNAGE DUTIES REPEAL-Bill ‘‘ to repeal cer-'
tain Tonnage Duties of Customs on Ships or
Vessels."
HEARTH AND WINDOW TAX REPEAL (IRE-
LAND)-Bill "to repeal the Rates, Duties and
Taxes, payable in respect of Fire Hearths and
Windows in Ireland."
ROASTED CORN, &c.-Bill " to enable persons
not being dealers in Coffee, Cocoa, Tea, Tobacco,
or Snuff, to manufacture for sale, and deal in or
sell, scorched or roasted Corn, Pease, or Beans,
whole, and not crushed or powdered."
ORDERS of the DAY, for MONDAY,
1. Marriage Service Bill-Second Reading.
2. Prison Laws Consolidation Bill-Further consideration of
Report.
3. Passage Vessels Regulation Bill-Report.
4. Receivers General Bill-Further consideration of Report.
5. Insolvent Debtors Act Amendment (Ireland) Bill-Second
Reading.
6. Kilmainham Pensions-Committee.
7. Exchequer Offices (Ireland) Bill-Second Reading.
8. Bakers Regulation Bill-Report.
9. Corn Importation Bill-Report.
10. Military and Naval Pensions Bill-Second Reading.
11. Weights and Measures Bill-Committee.
12. Assessed Taxes Composition Bill-Report.
13. Supply-Committee.
14. Ways and Means-committee.
15. Canada Trade Acts-Committee thereupon.
16. Recognizances Bill-Third Reading.
17. Insolvent Debtors Act Amendment Bill-Committee.
18. Naval and Military Pensions (payment thereof),.-Corn-
mittee on Twelfth Resolution.
19. Tonnage Duties Repeal Bill-Second Reading.
20. Hearth and Window Tax Repeal (Ireland) Bill-Second
. Reading.
21. Roasted Corn Bill-Second Reading.
22. Welsh Coals Acts' [59 Geo. 3, c. 52, 1 Geo. 4, c. 671-
Committee thereupon.
NOTICES of MOTIONS for MONDAY.
1. Mr. Arbuthnot,-Army Extraordinaries and Miscellaneous
Services. ' (In Committee of Supply.)
2. Mr. Goulhurn,-Irish Miscellaneous Estimates.. (In Com-
mittee of Supply.)
3. Mr. Brougham,-To refer Petition of Calcutta Bankers to.
a Committee.
PRIVATE BILLS-Second Readings, for MONDAY.
1. Earl Sommers' Estate 12. St. Cuthbert's Edinburgh Estate.
PUBLIC COMMITTEES, for MONDAY MORNING.
1. Grand Jury Presentments ' 3. Foreign Trade, at one
(Ireland), at one 4. Printing and Stationery, at
2. Alehouses Licensing Bill, one.
at half after twelve

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