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London, England, 1822-04-23 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Lunge, 22° the Aprilis, 1822.
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CALEDONIAN Asii. um—Petition for leave to present a Peti-
tion for a Bill, referred to a Committee.
PAv Trio—Chelmsford—Bill reported, to be "engrossed. Bris-
tol—Petition of Commissioners of Paving in Bristol for leave
to withdraw the Bill, and that provision be made in the
Bristol Poor Bill instead ; referred to a Committee. Alloa—

Petition of Trustees of Alloa Harbour, in favour ; to lie on

the table.
BRIGHTON PlER—Petition for Bilereported ; Report to lie
on the table.
LIGHTING BlLL—Chorlton Row (Lancaster)—All who come
to the Committee to have voices.
IVEL NAVIGATION—Petition for leave to present a Petition
for a Bill, referred to a Committee. •
ROYAL BURGHS ACCOUNTS BiLL—Petition of Hammer.

men Incorporation of Perth, against ; to lie on the table.
Further consideration of Report deferred till Monday May 6.
LITTLE-HAMPTON BRIDGE BlLL—Petitions from Commis-
sioners of Sewers for the Rape of Arundel ; the Earl of Egre-
mont ; Proprietors of the Arun Navigation ; Mayor and
Burgesses of Arundel ; and Landholders and others of Pet-
worth, against, referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Coun-
. sel ordered; Voices. Petition from Climping, Ford, and
other Parishes on the west side of the Arun ; also, from Itus-
tington, East Preston, and other Parishes, in favour, to lie
on the table.
COVENTRY GAOL—Bill presented, and read a first time.
ROADS—Reading, Shrewsbury, Wrexham and Denbigh, and
Ruthin and Mold—Bills reported ; to be ingrossed. Ciren-
cester and Cricklade—presented and read a first time. Glas-
gow arid Inchbelly—Petition oflnhabitants of the North Dis-
trict of Glasgow, against, referred to the Committee on the
Bill ; Counsel ordered ; Voices. L'vesharn—Petition of
Owners and Occupiers of Land in the neighbourhood of the
Roads ; also, of Mortgagees and Creditors of the Tolls on
the Road from Bourton-on-the-Hill and (Stow-on-the-Wold
to Bengeworth, against ; referred to the Committee. on the
Bill ; Counsel ordered ; Voices. Dartford and Northfieet--:-
Petition of Trustees of the Rochester and Maidstone Road,
and others, against; referred to the Committee on the Bill;
Counsel ordered. Leith Walk—Petition of John Anderson,
and others, against ; referred to the Committee on the Bill ;
Counsel ordered. Mansfield and 'Worksop, and Worksop
and Retford—read a third time, and passed:
CANAL—Gloucester and Berkeley—Petition of Churchwardens
and Overseers of the Poor of Berkeley, against ; referred to
the Committee on the Bill; Counsel ordered; Voices.
IMPROVEMENT BlLL—Camden Town—Read a second time,
and committed. Petition of Commissioners of Sewers for the
limits of Holborn and Finsbury Divisions, &c. against (pre-
sented 17th April), referred.
Burs T or. Po on.,BlLL—Petition of Owners and Occupiers of
Houses in Bristol, against ; referred to the Committee on the
Bill ; Counsel ordered. Power to Committee to send for per-
sons, payers, and records.
GREAT I ARMOLTTII CHURCH BlLL—Petition of Inhabi-

tants, &c. of Great Yarmouth, against ; referred to the c om-
mittee ; Counsel ordered ; Voices.
COURT OF REQUESTS (SourxwAns)—Return (presented
16th April), to be printed.
LIVERPOOL Cuuncir BlLL—Reported, to be engrossed:
LIVERPOOL WATER BILL—AII who come to the Committee

to have'voices.
TAY FERRIES BlLL—Petition of Archibald tlmpbell Steuart,
Esq. against ; referred to the Committee ; Counsel ordered ;
Voices. '
AGRICULTURAL DlSTRESS—Petitions from Perthshire, Corn-
wall, Great t'lacton, Dengie, and Tiverton—to lie on the
table, and to be printed. Petition from Kingsbridge—to lie
on the table.
INCLOSUREs—Dringhouses (York)—Petition of Freemen of
the City of York, against ; to lie on the table ; second read-
ing deferred till Monday. Taunton Deane (Somerset)—Pe-
tition of Samuel Norman, Esq. against ; referred to the
Committee. Clifton Reynes (Bucks)—reported; to be in-
grossed.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE TOLLS BlLL—Petition from Mer-
chants, &c. of Durham and Northumberland, against; re-
ferred to the Committee,- Voices.
PLUMTRE'S HOSPITAL BILL Read a third time, and
SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS BILL f passed.
WINDOW-TAX (IRELAND)—Petitions for the repeal thereof;
to lie on the' Table, and to be printed, viz. of Householders
of St. Mary's, Dublin ; also, of St. Ann's, Dublin ; also,
Two Petitions of Householders of St. Michan's, Dublin;
also, of St. Bridget's, Dublin ; Also, of St. Mark's, Dublin ;
also, of St. James, Dublin.
ANCIENT COMMERCIAL STATUTES REPEAL BlLL—Pe-
titiun from Lcicecter, against ; to lie on the table, and to be
printed.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAlMS_Petition of Magistrates, Clergy,
and other Inhabitants of Bristol, AGAINST ; to lie on the
table, and to be-printed.
LEATHER TAX-Petition of Tanners, Leather Manufactu-
rers, and others, residing in Chippenham ; also, of the Tan-
ners of the Counties of Donegal, Fermanagh, and Leitrim,
against ; to lie on the Table, and to be printed.
SCOTCH CREDITORS BlLL—read a second time, and com-
mitted for Friday.

SCOTCH COMMISSARY COURTS BILL--Second reading de-
ferred till Monday Gth May.
BAKERS' REGULATION BlLL,—Read a second time, and
Committed to Mr. Charles Calvert, Mr. Frankland Lewis,
Mr. Spring Rice, Sir Robert Wilson, Sir James Graham,
Six Thomas Pechell, Mr. Lushington, Mr. Grey Bennet,
Mr. Davies Gilbert, Mr. Monck, Mr. Williams, Mr. Robert
Smith (of Lincoln), Mr. Michael Angelo Taylor, Mr. Al-
derman Thompson, Mr. Cheere, Mr. George Dawson, Gene-
ral Gascoyne, Mr. Collett, and all the Members for the Cities
of London and Westminster and the Home Counties;

COLONIAL TRADE BILL—.-"To regulate the Trade between
His Majesty's Possessions in America and the West Indies,
and other parts of the 'World ;" presented, and read a first
time ; to be read a second time on. Thursday ; and to be
printed.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS for TO-MORROW.
1. Sir Robert Shaw,—Repeal of Irish Window Tax.

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2. Sir Francis Burdett,—Address, to remit the remainder of
Mr. Hunt's imprisonment.
3. Mr. Holme Sumner,—To extend time for receiving Reports
on Private Bills.
4. Mr. Hume,—Copies of the Table of Fees charged by the
several British Consuls-General and Vice-Consuls, for
clearance of Ships, and other Duties ; also, for the amount
collected in the Brazils under the authority of 54 Geo. 111.
chap. 106.—Also, Establishment of Office for Reduction
of Land Tax.
ORDERS OF THE DAY for TO-MORROW.
1. House to be called over.

2. Receivers General Bill—Further consideration of Report.
8. Countervailing Malt Duties Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
4. Warrants of Attorneys Bill—Committee.
5. Supply—Committee.
6. Ways and Means—Committee.
7. Excise Licenses Bill—Third Reading.
8. Flax and Cotton Bill—Third Reading.
9. Bank of Ireland Bill—Committee.

10. Stamp Duties on Legacies Acts—Committee thereupon.
11. British and Irish Linens Bounty Acts—Report there-

upon.
12. Scottish Malt Acts—Report thereupon.
13. Silk Lace Duties—Committee thereupon.