The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-04 00:00:00

P AR L f A

MENTARY PRQCE

CD'INGS:

HOUSE OF COMMONS.:
Veneris, 3° die Junii, 185.

MESSAGE from theLOßDS—That they hare agreNl to—r,.
Excise on Sweets Bill ; Banffshire, and Fulham and Ken:.
sington Roads• BilIs; aild Wilton (Wilts)- lnclosure Bill,
without amendment.

RoAns—Doncaster and Thorne, and)
Canterbury and Ramsgate
TITHES—St. Botolpli (Bishopsgate) I
Bills read a third time,
PAVlNG—Leamington Priors .
and passed.
COMPANY—Ariana Iron and Coal
QUARANTINE LAWSk
SMALL TITHES
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Dot:Ks—Liverpool—Bill reported, Reports to lie on the table.
EDINBURGH AND LEITH WATER.COMPANY BILL—EI

ther consideration of Report put off for Sir months.
CANALS—Western Ship—Bill reported, Report to lie on the
table; Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee
to be laid before the House. Berks and Hants—Further

time granted to make Report. Kensington —Petition for
leave to present a Petition fora Bareported, and leave given.
ESTATE s--Caldeleugli's, and Davidson's - 1 Bills read a
NAT URAI4ZIVfxoN—Van Wart's J first rime.
DivbacE—Wiseman's . ' 1

MAURITIUS TRADE •
A SSIMI,LATION OF CURRENCY
Bills read a second time.
LOWLAND CHURCHES (Scotland)
DECEASED OFFICERS EFFECTS I
PILOTAGE I _
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lAI Pit ovt MEN Ts—Bognor and Lo ndonderry—Billa read a
third time, and passed. Brighton—Six Petitions against,
and one'in fain:Pay—to lie on the table.
LONDON COLLEGE
DUNLEARY HARBOUR Bills withdrawn.
COLLEGE LANDS MORTGAGE

BRISTOL TOWN DuEs—Petitions from Bath and Wotton-
'- under-edge. against-40 lie on,the table.
JUDICATURE (Scotland) BlLL—Petition .of Clerks of the
Court of Teinds, for compensation—to lie on the table.
DISTILLERY BlLL—Petitiop, from Wolverhampton; against
—to lie on the table.
COMBINATION LAWS.-.....TW0 Petitions against—to lie on the
table; and one againstreferred to the Select Committee.
PRISON LAWS.(lreland)BiLL—Petition from Physicians of
Cork, against—to lie on the table.
UvIVERSITIES PoLic— Bill " for the better preservation
of the peace and good order in. the Universities of England,"
read a first time, to be read'a second time on Monday next,
and to be printed. . .
Twat. OF PEERS (Scotland)—Bill read a first time, to be
read a second time on Thursday next, and to be printed.
HORSES SLAUGIITERING—BiII "to amend an Act of 26th,
i' George 111. for regulating. houses for the slaughtering of
horses," read a first time, to be read a second time Lora
Tuesday next, and to be printed.- ,

NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the DAY,
which now stand on the ORDER-BOOK of the ROUSE
of COMMONS, foi the ENSUING WEEK.
Monday, June 6.
ORDERS OF THE DAT.
1. Sewers Laws Amendment Bill-Second reading. - ' -
2. Customs Laws Repeal Bill,Further consideration of Report.
3. Customs Management Bill-Further consideration of' Re-
port.
4. Navigation Laws Bill-Further consideration- of Report. -
5. Customs Regulation Bill-L-Ferther consideration of Report.
6. .Smuggling Prevention -Bill-Further consideration of Re-
port. , .. .
7. Goods Warehousing Billie Further consideration of Report.
8. Isle of Man Trade Bill-Further consideration of Report.
9. Registry of Ships Bill-Committee, . ..
10. Customs Bounties Bat-Further consideration of Report.
11. Colonies Tiade Bill-Second reading.
12. Duke of .Cumberland's Annuity Bill-Committee.
13. Townland -Boundaries (Ireland) Bill-Committee. - •
14. Church Rates (Ireland) Bill-Committee. • ..
15. Lunatic Asylums (Ireland)-Report thereupon. 0
16. Courts of Justice (Scotland)-Second reading.
17. Passage Vessels Regulation Bill,-Second reading.
18. Moore's Divorce Bill-Committee; Counsel and Witnesses,.
19. Supply-Report.
20. Supply-Committee.
.21. Mauritius T • .de Bill-Committee. , vo_,
22. Assimilation of the Currency Bill-Committee. -
23. Customs Consolidation Act-Further conskleratioa of Re-
port. . - 0 • . • • • . ,
24. Lowland -Churches (Scotland)-Committee.
25. Colonial IntercoUrse Bill-Third reading.
28. Exchequer Court (Ireland) Bill-Committee.
27. Pirates Head Money Bill-Report.
28. Supply-Report (25th April) [Postponed Resolution.]
R 29. Deceased Officers Effects Bill-Committee. •
30. Duchess of Kenen.Annuity Bill-Report. . ..
31. Judicature (Scotland)lill-Further consideratioe of Re'
port.. , s
Aliment of Prisoners .(Scotland) Bill-Third reading.
Shooting,and Stabbing (Scotland) Bill-Third reading.
Columbia Postage Bill-Thirdeading.
Supply-Report‘(3oth May). :.. , ~•
Lunatic Trustees Bill-Coinnaittee. -
Ways and Means. Report.
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,
Ways and Means-Comtnittee. .
.
Cotton Mills Regulation Bill-Third reading.
Survey of Townlands (Ireland)-Report thereupon. .
Pilotage Bill-Committee. s
Univevities Police Bill-S'econd reading. .
West Indies, Clergy-Committee thereupon.
NewspapersConeeyance,to .the Colonies---Committee there
upon. ' .

NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Ferries—Bill to prohibit the circulation of Irish Bank
Tokens.

Tuesday, June 7.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. 11Ir. Syles—Reduction of the Duty on Soap and Ta
Candles.
2. Sir Francis Burdett.—.Evidence taken before Commissioner/
appointed to inquire into the Court of Chancery.
3. Mr. Secretary Peel—Bill to correct the practice of fictitioui
Writs of Error.

ORDERS OF TILE DAY.
1. Peter's Divorce Bill—Committee-.
2. Excise Measures Regulation Bill—Committee.
1. Labourers' Wages Bill—Committee.
4. Distillery Bill—Further consideration of Report.
b. East India Jtidges Bill—Further consideration of RePort'
6. Felonies Counsel Bill—Second reading.
7. Slaughtering of Horses Bill—Second reading.
. Wednesday June 8. .

NOTICE OF. MOTION.
Mr. Dickinson—Bill for the summary punishment of co
mon Assaults.

Thursday, June 9. •
NOTICE OF 3IOTION.
Mr. Hume—Bill to' amend Acts regarding the discipline °r f'
the Navy; also. regarding power at present exercised ~
Flogging without Cousts Martial.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Trial of Peers (Scotland) Bill—Second reading.
Friday, June 10.
• ORDERS OP TAIVDAY. •
1. Spring Gas Bill—Second reading,
2. Gardens Protection Bill—Second reading.
`3. Poor Relief (Ireland) Bill—Second res,diag.. .
4. Cruel Treatment of Cattle Bill—Second leading:
5. County. Transfer.of Land- Bill;—Committee.
6. Church Lands Exchange Bill—Committee.
7. British Consuls JlM—Further consideration of Report'.