The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-21 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Veneris, 20° die Man, 1823.

Mn. SPEAKER reported the Royal Assent—to Felonies Par-
don Bill; Metropolis Police ; Jurors (Scotland) Bill;
Creditors (Scotland) Bill; Debts Recovery (Scotland) Bill;
Stonehaven Harbour Bill ; Poole, and Chelsea Churches
Bills ; Stratford-le-Bow Church-yard Bill ; Gosport Chapel
Bill; Don, Kerne, and Athluncard Bridges Bills • Dyffrin
Llynvi,. and Llanllyfin and Carnarvon Railways Bills ; Ro-
therhithe Dock Bill; Aberdeen Gaol Bill; Chesterfield Wa-
ter works and Gas Bill; Ashton-under-Lyne Gas Light, &c.
Bill ; Ilanley and Shelton, and Chesterfield Lighting Bills;
Stockport Waterworks Bill ; York Minster, Sudbury, Leek,
Newbury, Walcot, and Liverpool Improvement Bills ;
Croydon Poor Rates Bill ; Norwich Paving Bill ; Birming-
ham Gas Light Bill ; Leicester and Lutterworth, Melton
Mowbray, Welford Bridge and Leicester, Manchester and
Austerlands, Trebarwith and Condolden, Cockermouth,
Lockwood and 111 eltham, Petersfield and Alton, Shaldon and
Torquay, Cromford and Wirksworth, Bawtry and Bother-
- ham, Tavistock, Haslingdon, Wiveliscombe, Woodstock, &c.
Amesbury, Cork and Ballvhooly, Leeds and Whitehall,
Sheffield and Glossop, Dawlish and Exeter, Weymouth and
Melcombe Regis, Greenhill Moor, Huddersfield anti New
Hey, and Meltbam and Wessenden Head Roads Bills ;
Hockering and Morton (Norfolk), Dearham (Cumberland),
Carsington (Derby), Frampton Cotterell (Gloucester), Gar-
ford (Berks), Aberford (York), Glooston and Cranoe (Lei-
cester), Clenchwarton (Norfolk), and Doddington (Cam-
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bridge) Enclosure Bills ;, and Newport's Name Bill.
11.1r.ssAaz from the LO RDS—That they have agreed to—
Thrown Silk Act Bill ' • Naval Asylum Bill ; Pembroke Mar-
ket Bill; Rochdale, Worksop and AtterelifF, Birmingham
and Pershore, Cirencester, and Little Sheffield and l)ore

.Roads Bills ; Rochester Gas Light Bill ; and Pembrey Har-
bour Bill, without amendment.
ROADS—BanfiThire, Kensington, and Battle-bridge and Hol-
loway—Bills read a third time, and passed. Doncaster and
Thorne—Petition of the Dowager Marchioness of Hertford,
against—to lie on the table.
DocKs—Leith—Further consideration of Report put off for
three months. Liverpool—Petition from Dundalk, against
4—to lie on the table. Kingston-upon-Hull Docks—Petition
of Grimsby Dock Company, against--referred to the Com-
mittee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
WATERWORKS; &c.—Oldham—Bill reported, Report to lie on

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the table. )
RESERVOIR—Leith
1 scLosunE—Winterbourne (Gloucester) 1 Bills reported, to
PAY txc —Banbury
be, ingrossed.
RAlLWAY—lortland
I MPR OVEME NTS—Abingdon
4.: 4NA L---Berks and Hants—Petition from Newport, in favour

—to lie on the table.
NAVIGATION and BninoE—Clyde—Three Petitions, in fa-
vour—to lie on the table ; and one from P. Playfair, Esq.
against--referreel to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel 'or-
dered. _ . _ _ _

A TTOHNIES Tax—Two Petitions from Attornies in Ireland,
against—to lie on the table.
Compa-sy—Manufactories (Ireland) )
EXCIIPQ.UER BILLS (Public Works,
Ireland) Bills read a third time,
CANADA COMPANY and passed.

NEW STREET AMENDMENT
LAND TAX ASSESSMENTS

iOtTiNi;i:lNrF.tCco- U 1 E —Bill, as'amentlesl, to be printed.
I)lvoucE—Moore's
ESTATES--Aleyrick's, Lord Cado- Bills read a first time.
tan's, Cadogan's, & Earl Hopetoun's
I•;Ptsconar. UNiows—Bill to prevent Episcopal Unions in
Ireland," &c. read a first time, to be read a seco:id time on
Thursday next, and to be printed.
Junons—Address for " Statement of the LOCAL Regulations
by which the qualifications of Jurors, and the preparation of
Lists of Jurors, and the summoning and impannelling of
• Juries, are governed in the several liberties, Franchises,
Cities, and Towns, being Counties of themselves, and other
Cities, Towns, anti Boroughs, in England and Wales."