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London, England, 1822-04-27 00:00:00

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PARLIAMENTAIiii• PROCEEDINGS.

110 USE C CIDIMON

Veneris, 260 1822.
HOLTHEAD ROAD COMMITTEE—Sir George Hill, Sir
cholas Coltburst, Mr. White, and Mr. Synge Cooper; added
to the Committee.
C°g-31PIt0vEmEliFurther time granted for making the
P
Report—Ti till Monday I3th May. •-•- -
AXlNGverton—Further time granted for making the Re-
port till Friday 30:1 May ; Petition of Inhabitants of 'Pi-Ver-
b:in, against,ito lie on the table. Alnwick—read a third time,
and Passed. ' Sornmers' Town—Petition of Imperial Gas
Light and Coke Company, against ; .referred to the Commit•!,
tee , •
it Counsel ordered ; Voices.
"rt.Ds—Leith Walk, Tetbury, &c. and Westwood Gate and
-Lithant F errers—Bills reported ; to be ingrossed. Cork and
Ski bereen—Petition for a Bill referred to a-Committee.
Cirencester and Cricklade—read a second time, and commit-
,t6d-• , Yarpole and Presteigne—Tead a third time, and passed.'
,t,aerieon—reported-; Report to lie on the table. • - •
'nINBURGLI POLICE BILLS (Nos. I and 2)--Further time
Agranted for makin.g the Report till Friday lOth May.
GAIcuLTITRAL 'DISTRESS— PetitiOnS from Counties of
Cork and Gloucester—referred to the Committee on Agrieu/-•
4
Irat Distress. Petitions from Tewkesbury, Derbyshire,
and Eastern. part of Suisix—to lie on' the table. Petition -
Tiroln South Petherton—to lie on the table, and to be printed.;
4? FERRIES BILL- Petition: of .Noblemen and Commis-
sioners of supply for the County of Fife, against; referred
to the
Committee.
EST INDIA TND AMERICAN TRADE BlLL—Petition of.
BTBugar Refiners of Greenock,' AGAINST ; to lie on the table.
!")EwELL—Lanark and Glasgow—Further time granted
/ or making the Report till Monday 6th May.
xcLosuuts—Bobbitigton. (Stafford and Salop):--read a third'
time, and passed: South Dalton (York)—reported;, to, be
engrossed. ' -
11)ztatiT Tr.:Es—Leave to sit notwithstanding adjournment.
:4PRovEmENT BILL:--Camilen Town—Petition of Imperial
,
Light and Coke Company; against ; referred to the
T,t-,olnmittee ; Counsel ordered
IT; Voices.
-"tralAN FOUNDLING HOSPAL—FUrther time granted for
rnaking the Report till Thursday 2d May.
as Lioirr —Dover —l3ill reported, to be ingrossed- -
"E4THER TAX—Petitions of Tanners and others, _of Glamor-
ganshire, and of Elleiinere, for a repeal ; to lie on the table,
n and to
DILAI be p
NA rinted. - • -• •
GE AMENDMENT BlLL—Petition of Pro-
Trietors and Occupiers of Land in Hurley, against ; referred
to the Committee on. the Bill: Further time granted for
b Irlaking the Report till, hursday 9th May.
41Erom.3i OF PARLIAMENT—Petition of Nobility,. Gentry,
band othef iddlesei, in favour' of ;to lie on the table.
'uttirroi, Pooa Further time,granted for making the
ePort till Friday 3d May.
il`
nOW TAX (IRELAND)—Petition from Limerick, for. the
B
Rpealereof to lie On he-table, and- to be rinte.
L4le
nc OFIRELAND BILL— tread athird time, and passed.
°N.DON BRIDGE WATERWORKS BlLL—Petition of the Ma-
nagers, against ; referred to the Committee on the Bill ;
Counsel ordered.
'''°Glioß MARKET BlLL—reported, to be ingrossed.

ORDERS of the DAY, for MONDAY.
:;• Yorkshire Election Polls Bill —Second Reading.
Juries (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
'• Ancient commercial Statutes Repeal Bill—Second Reading.
4. Navigation Bill—Second Reading.
6• Importation of Goods Repeal Bill-:—Secand Reading.
;" &est India and American. Trade Bill—Second Reading.
" "riu.ghouses Inclosureßill—Third Readin g. Bill—Second Reading.
8. I.:xcise Licenses -
9' Agricultural Distress Committee—Further consideratibn ot.
Report. -
P. Colonial Securities Bill--Committee.
Li• Superannuation Act Amendment Bill—Further considera-
tion of Report.
L -
td• Supply—Committee.
'Ways and Means—Committee.
14. Silk Lace Duties--Committee thereupon.
15. Malt Duties Repeal (Ireland) Bill--Further Consideration
of Report.
16. Countervailing Malt Duties Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
17. Slave Trade Acts Consolidation Bill—Second Reading.
18. Scottish Creditors Bill—Committee.

, NOTICES OF MOTIONS, for MONDAY..
i• Mr. Arbuthnot,---Army'Extraordinaries and Miscellaneous
Services. (In Committee of Supply.)
The Lord Advocate of Scotland,-11111 to enforce the resi-
dence of the Sheriffs Depute within the Shires of Edinburgh
and Lanark.
4 Mr. Hume,-Xopies,. of- the Table of Frees chirged by the
several British Con3uls-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. HI.
106.

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THE SUN.

"LEX QUIS DICERS FALSUM .4UDE.4T

LONDON,
SATURDAT, APRIL 27, 1822,

The Paris Papers of. Wednesday do no
tht give
-'uch additional information respecting the fines-
.'" between Turkey and Russia, but the little
is contain indicates approaching hostilities. It
repeated in letters from Vienna, of a very re-
i:" date, that the question of peace or war
"xPected to be decided at the close of the
Present month. We think the decision will
not be longer delayed, and, judging by the
march of Austrian troops to Dalmatia, in
order)
as is alleged, to observe the motions
of
n, le Ottoman 'forces, already assembled
here,
considered in relation to the complexion
of the latest intelligence from the Turkish and
Austrian capitals, we have no doubt that war
twilt be
h the result. From the commencement of
ehe. negociations, we had little hopes of peace—
of leflY on account of the great opposing interests
v the two power-,
and the popular feelings of
Turks and Russians, both in a political and
ti igkus point of view. But, after the rejec-
_°ll of the Ultimatum, (and we assert positively
„tillat it has been rejected, notwithstanding the in-
.floations of the
_dust, ian Observer, and the
'al of the Berlin State Gazette) the hopes of
:Deuce WLin.
,ch we had entertained; founded on the