The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-17 00:00:00

Articles.

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, West India -Trs
`ills
Sugar Brazil - Chests
iii avanall Boxes
East India 4c 1 Bags
Mauritius j
Molasses - - Casks
Ruin - - f Pus
(lids
Brandy - - jj t Hriltics
Holland* - - Pus
l 'lds
Arrack - - Casks
Wine - - 1 Pipesii(l
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Coffee • - 4 ?ilia
t Bags
Casks
Do. British Plantation {Bls
Bags
Do. East India . - Bags
G
Brazil, St. Domingo,
(Basks
and Ilarannah, do. Bags
Cocoa - . { (as
{ Bags
Pimento . . Casks
Bags
Ginger - f Cams
1 Bass
-,
_ - 5
Bales
1 Casks
Pepper - - -
4, Bags
.
Cotton
Bags
Aloes - - Gourd,-
Arrow Root - C Casks
1. Boxes
Balsam - - Boxes •
Jars
Casks
{
Seroos
Bills
Bags
Casks
j Casks
1, Bags
f Bags
1 Serons
No.
( ( 'asks
1 Boxes
Tons
No.
No.
• Serons
( Casks
-1
Bags
Bales-
Galls
Casks
Casks
Casks
1 Casks
Seams
Vasks
j Casks
% Bags
Boxes
Bales
Casks
f Casks
( Boxes
Casks

Bgrk - -
Cassia Fistula
Cloves - -
Cochineal - -
Elephants' Teeth
Gum - -
Hemp - -
Hides-
Horns -
Indigo. -
Ipecacuanha
Jalap - -
Whale -
Oil Castor -
Coco Nut
Palm -
Pearl Shell -
Pine Apple -
Rice and Paddy

Sago
Sarsaparilla -
Tallow -
Tortoise Shell -
Turtle -

{ Logs •
Pieces
Plks & Bds
•
Logs
Cedar . .
• Pcs &Pik§
African Timber { Logs pieces •
Santa Maria . Lobs
Pieces
Ebony - Tons
Lig. 'Vita - Tons
Box Wood Tons
Log Wood - Tons
Fustic - Tons
Nicaragua Wood Tons
Cain Wood Tons
Bar Wood 1 f Tons
Pieces
,Brazilletto Tons '
;Saunders Wood Pieces
Lancewood Spars No.
stases - No.

WOOD.

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2,M9
147

16,931

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259
1,213
8.592
28,033

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18,201
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270

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11,953
1,860
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11,0'23
1,125
4,172
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74,634
1.362
3,456

5,767

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4,488
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943
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22,437
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29

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3,254
34

3,911
12,906

876
4,316
2,601
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5,6377. •
1,5131
4321
1241
39
7,010
55i
6,580
4,209
31,953

PARIAANIENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
.Luce, 16° die Mali, 1825.

MEssAGE from the Loans—That they have agreed to—
Norwich and .Newbury improvement Bills ; Clenchwarton
(Norfolk), and Glooston and Cranoc (Leicester) Ilielosures
Bills; and Kerne Bridge Bill, without amendment ; and to
Gosport Chapel Bill, with amendments.
RoAps—Cheltenham and Gloucester, Old Stratford and Long
Compton, Leeds and Halifax, York, Kingston-upon-Bull,
and Renfrew, Lanark, and Ayr—Bills read a third time,
and passed. Kensington—Bill re-committed to former Com-
mittee. Barnsley and Grange Moor, and Battle-bridge and
Holloway—Bills reported, to be ingrossed.
GAS LIG lIT LOUtil—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
IMPROVEMENTS—Louth and Derby—Bills reported, to be
ingrossed. York (No. 1, and Cirencester—Bills read a
third time, and passed.
_ _

NAVlGATlON—Clyde—Petition from Dundee, against—re-
ferred to the Committee Oil the Bill, Counsel ordered.
TIT fl E S—Cockerharn

COMPANY—West India

INCLOSURE—WiIton (_Wilts) Bills read a third time,
STEALING IN MINE 3 mad passed.

SEALING or• W nut's (Ireland)
POSTAGE—Liverpool and Ireland
Toon—Montgomery and-Poole—Bill re-committed to former
Committee.
RAlLWAY—Edinburgh and Dalkeith Bills reported, Reports
DOCKS—IsIe of Dogs sto lie on the table.
POLICE AND HARBOUR—Greenock—Petition of Sir 111. S.
Stewart, Bart. against—referred to the Committee on the
Bill, Counsel ordered.

COAL DuTiEs—Petition front Lisburn, against—to lie on
the table.
SuoAu DUTlES—Petitions from Jamaica and St. Christopher,
for regulating the Duties on Exports, and for a reduction of
the Ditties on Sugar—to lie on the table.
CoUNTY COU furs BlLL—Petition of Geo. Ansell, of Neston,
for compensation—to lie on the table.
QC:I/MIN ATION Laws—Petitions, against. from Bath and
Newcastle-upon-Tyne—to lie on the table.
ROMAN CAMOLIC CLaists—Petition front Exeter, in fa-

vottr—to lie on the table.
Co•rroY .111LLs REGITLATfotr BlLL—Petition from Mar—
eheNter, in favour— to lie on the table. Bill read a second
time, and committed for Friday.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR 'I'IIIS DAY.
1. Mr. Ilohnouse-Repeal of the Window Tax.
2. The Lord Advocate of Scotland-Bill to extend to Scotland
part of the provisions of an Act [43 Gco. 3, c. 5111 (Lord
Ellenborough's Act).
3. Mr. Curteis-To present Petition from Rye, for the exten-
sion of the Elective Franchise.
4. Mr. Denman-Bill to prohibit Prosecutors from removing
Trials from Quarter Sessions to Court of King's Bench, in
cases of Misticincanor. .
tr. Mr.fluskisson-To move Resolutions relating to Duties on
Mauritius ProdUcc. (In Committee on Customs Consoli-
dation Act.)
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR. THIS DAY.
1. Poor Relief ( lrei • id) •Bill• Second reading.
2. Felonies Counsel Bill-Second reading.
3. County Transfer of•liand Bill-Committee.
4. Bubble Act Amendment Bill-Second reading.
a. Spring Guns Bill-Second reading.
V. Gardens Protection Bill-Second reading.
7; Van Dieman's Land Company Bill-Third reading.
3. Exchequer Bill (Public Works, Ireland) Bill-Report.
9. Glasgow Improvement, &c. Bill-Adjourned Proceeding
on Third reading.
10. Judges Salaries (England)-Report thereupon-.
11. County Courts Bill-Report.
12. Bankers (Ireland) Bill-Third reading.
13. Small Debts (Scotland) Bill-Report.
14. Pirates head Money Bill-Committee.
78. Townland Boundaries (Ireland) Bill-5....!0nd reading.
16. County Rates Mortgage Bill-Third reading.
17. New Street Act Amendment Bill-Committee.
18. Supply-Report.
19. Quarantine Laws Bill-Report.
20. Canada Company Bill-Report.
21. Salaries to Judges, &c. (Scotland)-Committee thereupon.
22. Duke of Atholl's
23. Linen Trade (Ireland)-Report thereupon.
24. Lunatic Trustees Bill-Second reading.
23. Special Juries (Ireland) Bill-Third reading.
26. Disembodied Militia Bill-Third reading.
27. Levant Company Bill-Third reading.
28. Excise Duties on Licences Acts-Report thereupon.
29. Weights and Measures Acts-Report thereupon.
30. Linen and Brandy Ditties Acts-Committee thereupon.
31. Customs Consolidation Act-Committee thereupon.

PRIVATE BILLS.
Second Beading: fur This Day.
St. Olave (Hart-street), and London Tithes ; and Unett's
Estate.