The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-27 00:00:00

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COUNTRY.
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It is said the Grand Lodge of Northumberland ( win„wo-
eludes that of Newcastile-upon-Tyne, Sir Jowl }1-
nunNE, Bart. P.G.31., intend giving a magnificent ;of
tainment to his Royal Highness the Duke of SussE%, L'ooAs
Master of England, on his Visit to the North. sgh bf
compliment will be paid his Royal Highness at Edinburg . •
the Alasonic Body;

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINCv•

DOCSE or COMMONS.

Mercurii, 26° the Junii, '1822. 10"
ROADS—Southwark and Surrey.—Report on :Petition for
,read ; and another Bill ordered to be brought in.
FIRCHILD'S ESTATE BILL
LORD ANSON'S ESTATE BILL
WESTMINSTER IMPROVEMENT BILL} and p a v.,
DOYLE'S DIVORCE BlLL—reported; amendments agryttaii:
ORPHAN'S FUIiD COMMIT T EE-ilepOrtbrOUght .
to lie on the table, and to be printed. salt' OSi
'ROCK SALT—Petition of John Morris, of Lawton, „art 0-
nufactuter, to allow Rock Salt to be refined in ail r
England ; to lie on the table. aat"''
METROPOLIS POLICE BILL—" for the more etfectuThicepr
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nistration of a Justice of the Peace in and near the .I,lol'
polis " presented, and read a first and second time, 3'l'
nuttedi for this day ; Bill to be printed. . •
.I.lead a tashi:dere

NOTICES OF MOTIONS for THIS PA:11,,.• Ole
I. Mr. Wilberforce,—Motion on Papers relating to

Trade.
2. Mr. Nolan,—Bill to amend the Poor Laws. r 104
3. Mr. Lennard,—To repeal Act (60 Geo. 3, c. 6.)
effectually preventing Seditious Meetings and Asgera eift•
—Also to repeal Act (60 Geo. 3, c. 8.) for the nwr''isdi•
tual prevention and punishment of Blasphemous ¢ 6e
tious Libels :—Also, to repeal Act (60 ,Geo. 3, c. "
. • Br given by Publishers. • k 11"4'
4. Mr. ougham,—To reft. Petition of Calcutta Ball-e
a Committee.
5. Mr. Abercrornby/ Production of Proceedings in
Suit between Alexander and Borthwick ; the C—ci tbe,
Proceedings by Alexander against Borthwick Dora
Preeognitions and other informations by which theoil6s
Advocate and his Deputies acted in their
against Borthwick. a.)
6. Mr. Goulburn,—To repew the InSurrection Act (Irchio
ORDERS OF THE DAY for THIS DAY.
1. Deeds Registering (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading..
2. Roasted Corn Bin—Third Reading. '
4.3. _PlrlieshoonusLettsw
is,iAceliniseinndgnßieinilt±latAditeli-nfounitt.do'
5. Slave Trade Acts Consolidation Bill—Further cons'

don of Report. • - - •
8. Fees of Courts omm
7. Stamp Duties Ac Bill—Cts 155 Geo.ittc?. 3, c. 184 and 1851--`- 14',
tecthereupon. \ - , ' ' ' .
8. Juries (Scotland) Bill,Comtnittee.
9. Prison Laws Consolidation Bill—Report. .
10. Weights and Measures Bill—Report. ~
11. Five per Cent. Contracts Bill—Comnaittoe.
12. New Churches Bill—Committee.
13. Exchequer Otilces (Ireland) Bill—Report.
14. Land Revenue (Ireland) Bill—Report. ..,„0.
15. Prisons Establishments (Ireland)—Report thereor
10. Metropolis Police Bill—Committee. •
17. Insolvent Debtors Court (Ireland) Committee t'll..eretlP°l''.

*° For LITERARY NOTICE Of TILE HISTORY Of J°l'2(
QUIE GENUS, see the Fourth Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
Tu (.9 t)A. y" vr ONl.:'O'cf,OcK. 51,t't
Palk Stock 242 India Stock ..... . ...... :::5, JP
3 per Cent. Red. Bo4i India 80nd5......b0nd5............. 0'
.00
3 per Cent. Cons. shut South Sea Stock .• ..... "... 1
1 per Cent.
3i per Cent. 913 Old Annuities: ........... ••:,ta_
I Old 9BA 98 New AnnuiticS ~ ....... -•:.shao;
I. New 9Bgi 3 per Cent. 175.1 ......... 1.1. P
5 per Cents. 1797
Bank Long Ann. 203 7-16thi India for Con. Ace:. • j'iiilio
Imp. 3 per Cents. Cons. for ACcunnt...--

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PRICE of FOREIGN STOCKS IN LONDON' J
French Five per Cents. 91 50.. • ' • •
Prussian . Five per Cent. Bonds, 87. -
(Old Bonds, 102. ,
Colombian Six per Cent. Bonds, 'B3i. •
Ditto Scrip, 841. .
Spanish 5 Five per Cent. Bonds, 62ti 4.
( New Ditto, 62. . • ' '
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, •87.1•
Neapolitan - Five per Cent. Bonds, 73. •
5 Six per Cents. . • •
Russian ( Five per Cents; (Metallic) 77.
Austrian Five per Cents. (Metallic) 79i- •
Chili . • CO.
Russian e 24 ,i.
n ,[loilc
II IG II WA TE RAT LON DON BRIDGE TO ...U." -after 9
Morning, '43 minutes after 8. 1 Evening, 7 minutes

THE LATE RIOT IN , AVE:FT3II NSTEE..—Yest-er-
day the man named T'Velsh, otherwise -Ralph'
Hart, one of the rioters who was shot in the
disturbances among the Irish in Great Peter-
street, on the 27th of May last, died about
seven o'clock, in the Westminster Infirmary,
of his Wounds. ' From the period of the de-
ceased • being brotight into the -Hospital, no
hopes were entertained of his recovery. It up- ---......
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pears the ball or slug had passed the top of the = hcf,,re
hipbone,on the right side,and lodged itself in the We have great pleasure in lr.ying "
int ort°t
abdomen. Every endeavour had been made by the Readers the following gratifying and .7- 2 0'
medical tventlemen to extract the ball, but with-
assurance that the difference bet weol tl'i C°li
out the desired effect; the unfortunate indii'idual d :""
try and China has been amicably at.ii;n
,ste
pro
lingered under the most excruciating agonies.—
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During his confinement he was repeatedly visited [Extract of a Letter from the Agent toLloyd',lt I'Ym
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by the Rev. Mr. HAvA au, a Roman Catholic dated June 26. 7 s Ili il
] ' .•
Clergyman, who paid him every attention, and
cc The Purser of the lion. CurnPaul witt
was with the deceased only a few minutes before' 0 ,
he expired. A Coroner's inquest is summoned Kent has just landed here with des •atcl
differ
to sit on the body. . brings the gratifying intelligence that the