The Sun.
London, England, 1825-03-23 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
M arils, 22° (lie 1825.
STANDING ORDERS COMMlTTEE—Resolutions reported t•-•-•
That, in the cases of the Amesbury and North (Fleet )lar...
ket) Roads, and Portsea Improvement Petitions, the Standing'
Orders ought not to be dispensed with.—Postponed.
That, in the case of the Petition concerning the East Lon-
don Railway Petition for a Bill, and the Evidence taken before
the Committee thereon, the Report referred to the Committee
is informal and insufficient, inasmuch as it merely states that
the Standing Orders have not been complied with, but doe,'
not state any particulars wherein they have not been compile('
with.—Report referred to re-committed to former Committoed„
That, in the case of the Cork and Ballyhooly (Ireland) 071,
Petition, the parties be permitted to proceed with their 131
and that leave be granted that a Plan, Book of Reference,
List of Owners and Occupiers, and, Estimate, be forthwith de"
posited in the Private Bill Office.—Agreed to.
That, in the case of the Beverley Improvement Petition, th!
parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, and that leaire
be granted that Notices may be inserted three times in OW*
one newspaper of the County of York, and affixed for threl
Sundays to the doors of the several Churches of the parish atia,
town of Beverley, in the said County, and also affixed to th: •
door of the Sessions-house at the next Easter Quarter-session!
of the Peace for the East Riding of the said County of York,"
Agreed to.
That, in the case of the Limerick 'Waterworks Petition, tee
parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, and that les;;,
be granted that a Plan, Book of Referencs, Lists of Owned..
and Occupiers, Estimate, and Subscription Paper, be forthol,
deposited in the Private Bill Office ;—and that the Committs
on the three last-mentioned Bills do respectively examine, .
the first place, how far the said Orders shall have been CO
plied with, and do report the same to the House on the Reel
of the Bills.—Agreed to.

MESSAGE from the LORDS—That they have agreed tp./
Mutiny Bill, Marine Mutiny Bill, Winchester and Pete pt
field, and Stockton and Barnard Castle Roads Bills, 'with°
amendment. the
COMPANIES—British Gas Light (Petitions, against, froll to
Imperial Gas Light Company—to lie on the table ; and
Gas Light Company—referred to the Committee on the dills
Counsel ordered), and Royal Exchange Assurance-1;0r
read a second time, and committed. Manchester and '„v•
'
don Equitable Loan—Petition from Manchester, agaill-od
referred to the Committee on the Bill. Welsh Irent,
Mining—Petition of Proprietors of Collieries, &c. agair'crek
referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel order.
London Water and Metropolitan Waterworks—Petitiol to
East London Waterworks Company, against—referre.
of
the Committees on the Bills, Counsel ordered. C'W-
,
Hope Bank—Bill ordered. I"Pri
INcLosußES—Dearham (Cumberland), Clenchwarton
folk, and Aberford (York)—Bills read a second ;hue
committed.
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ROADS--Stockport, Grantham and Trent Bridge, Cainsthir1
and Stroud, and Leominster and Hope—Bills read 01
time, and passed. Barnsley and Grange Moor—Bill y
second time, and committed. Lockwood and Meld) ';;eil
Petitions from Crossland and Almondbury, against—ref:o4
to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered. Peter"4o"
and Alton—Petitions of Trustees and Persons holding :L-4e'
rities for monies advanced for the Sheet Bridge and tic"
mouth Road, from Steep and Froxfield, and from ''),le,
Hoper and Wm. Harmsworth, against—to lie on the tassel'
Gas Liowrs—Stockport—Bill read a third time, and 100,
CORN EXCIIANGE—London New—Put off for six mootoit4'
Docxs—South London—Petition of Wm. and Geo. e 1 or
against—referred to the Committee on the Bill, Conn':
dered.
•
hteltOvEmENTs—Liverpool—Petition of Inhabitants' A 0#
against—referred to the Cothmittee on the Bill, CourP— ,
tiered. t/esa
RAILWAYS—BoIton and West Leigh—Bill reported, t j,ece
grossed. Whitstable and Canterbury—Bill read a
time, and committed.
uncir—St. Dunstan's
Po on—Croydon B
STATUTE banouß—Gorbals and
read a e
nidcom m isttelr!a t
HARBOUR—Weymouth 10"
ASSESSED TAXES—Petition for the repeal thereof' f,
Perth—to lie on the table.
tilere°
HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX—Petition",for the repeal 00
from Aldersgate Ward—to lie on the table. ill
COUNTY COURTS thr.i.—Petition front Manchester,

vour—to lie on the table.
POOR RELIEF (Ireland)
CUTLERY TRADE
LAW OF SETTLEMENT

} Bills ordered►

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AMERICA AND WEST INDIA TRADE ACTS—Then/0;e
ing Resolutions reported and agreed to, and Bill or.
I. That it is expedient to amend several Acts of the_ade
4th years of his present Majesty, " for regulating the 11)1Ti:
tween his Majesty's Possessions in America, and otl4Aef,rl.
in America and the West Indies, and between his 'het 11,01
Possessions in America and the West Indies, anti tq pry
of the World;" and also an Act of the 4th year of hi-
Majesty, for regulating the warehousing of goods. Al° ty
2. That the Duties imposed by two Acts of the 3d I:lojeistoi
present Majesty, for regulating the trade between his '
Possessions in America, and other places in .America
4me A'
West Indies, and between his Majesty's Possessions In'or DW
and the West Indies, and other parts of the World, the 00(
Act of the 4th year of his present Majesty, to amend he P
mentioned Act, shall cease and determine ; and that t

herein after-mentioned shall be paid in lieu thereof; that is to

SCHEDULE or DUTIES.

A SCISEDULE of DUTIES payable upon Goods, Wares, and
Alerchandize, not being of the growth, produce, or manufacture
of the United Kingdom, or of any place under the British Do-
minion in America or the West Indies, or within the limits of
the East India Company's Charter, imported into his Ma-
Jesty's Colonies, Plantations, or Islands, in America or the
West Indies :
Barrel of Wheat Flour, not weighing more than 1961b5.
net weight - - - - - -..e0 5 0
Barrel of Biscuit, not weighing more than 1961b5. net
weight ,- - - - - - 0 2 6
For every hundred weight of Biscuit - - 01 6
For every 100Ibs.e of Bread made from Wheat or other
Grain, imported in bags or packages - -
For every barrel of Flour, not weighing more than
1961b5. made from Rye, Pease, or Beans, Oats, or
Barley - - - - -
For every bushel of Wheat • - - -
For every bushel of Pease, Beans, Rye, Calavances,
Oats, or Barley - - - - 0 0
Rice, for every 1001bs. net weight - - 0
For every 1,000 Shingles, not more than 12 inches in
length - - - - - - 0 7
For every 1,000 Shingles, being more than 12 inches
in length - - - - 014
For every 1,009 Red Oak Staves - - 1 1
For every 1,000 White Oak Staves, or Headings 015
For every 1,000 feet of White or Yellow Pine Lum-
ber, of one inch thick - - - 1 1
For every 1,000 feet of Pitch Pine Lumber - 1 1
Other kinds of Wood and Lumber, per 1,000 feet 1 8
Per every 1,000 Wood Hoops - - - 0 5
Horses, Neat Cattle, and all other Live Stock, for
1001. of the value - - - - 10 0
Spirits, viz.
Brandy, imported into Canada, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, or Newfoundland, for every gallon 0 1
Wine, imported in bottles, the tun, containing 252
gallo-as - - - - - - 7 7
And further, for every 1001. of the true and real
value thereof - - - -
And for every dozen of Foreign quart bottles in
, in which such Wine may be imported ' - 0 1
Wine, not in bottles (except Wine imported into New-
foundland), for every 1001. of the true and real value
,thereof - - - - - - 710
Coffee, Cocoa, Sugar, Melasses, and Rum, imported
into any of the British possessions in North .Ame-
ilea, viz.:—
Coffee, for every cwt. - - - - 0 5
Cocoa, for every cwt. - - - - 0 5
Sugar, for every cwt. - - - - 0 5
illelasses, for every cwt. - - - - 0 3
Rum, for every gallon - - - - 0 0
And further, the amount of any Duty payable for
theu time being on Coffee, Cocoa, Sugar, Melasses, and
Rm, respectivel, being the produce of any of the
British possessionys in South America.
Alabaster, anchovies, argol, annisecd, amber, almonds,
brimstone, botargo, boxwood, currants, capers, cas-
casoo, cantharides, cummin seed, coral, cork, cin-
nabar, dates ; essences of bergamot, lemon, roses,
citron, orange, lavender, and rosemary; emery stone,
fruit, viz. dried, preserved in sugar, and wet, pre-
served in brandy; figs ; gum arabic, mastic, myrrh,
Sicily, and ammoniac; honey, jalap, juniper ber-
ries, incense of frankincense, lava and Malta stone
for building, lentils, manna, marble, cough and
Worked, mosaic work, medals musks, macaroni,
nuts of all kinds, oil of olives and almonds,
opium, orris root, ostrich feathers, ochres orange
buds and peel, olives, pickles in jars andbottles,
Paintings, pozzolana, pummice-stone, punk, par-
Inesan cheese, pickles, prints, pearls, precious
stones (except diamonds), quicksilver, raisins,
rhubarb, rice, sausages, senna, scammony, sarsa-
Patina, saffron, safflower, sponges, vermillion, ver-
micelli, and whetstones,—For every 100!. of the true
Clocks
real value thereof, - - - 710
mocks and watches, leather manufactures, musical
instruments, wires of all sorts, books and papers,—
%ft every 100/. of the true and real value thereof, 30 0
43 manufactures, soap, refined sugar, sugarcandy,
411u'ltobacco manufactured,—For every 1001. of the
qOO4. and real value thereof, - - - 20 0
,;, wares, or merchandize, not being enumerated
4,;:ftcri bed, nor otherwise charged with duty by this
the;01"-fror every 100/. of the true and real value
- 15 0 0
And • ~ - - - -
•„, - ifs any of the Goods herein before-mentioned shall be
;I Ported through the United Kingdom, having been ware-
.l.°_lls_ed therein, and exported from the warehouse, one-tenth of
`t5.3014e Duties herein imposed shall be xemitted in respect of such
And if
imported any of the Goods herein before-mentioned, shall be
houPoserte through the United Kingdom,
.not from the ware-
shall h but
after all Duties of importation for home use therein
shall been
same shall be free of all the said Duties.

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NOTICE OF 'MOTION FOR THIS DAY.
111 r. Sykes--Bill to amend Act 7 and 8 Will. 3,
c. 6, rela-
tive to the recovery Small Ecclesiastical
Tithes and
of
Dues.