The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-28 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. -
Lunw i7° die Junii, I • .
3111. SPEAKER reported the Royal Assent—to Buckingham
House Bill ; Excise Licences Bill; • Quarantine Laws Bill;
Colonial_ Intercourse Bill; Mauritius Trade Bill ; Distillery
Bill ; Canada Company Bill ' • Assimilation of the Currency
. Bill; Lunatic Trustees Bill ; Liverpool Docks Bill ; Wain-
- fleet Drainage Bill ; A Abingdon Improvement Bill ; Glasgow
and Parkhead, Glasgow and Redburn Bridge, and Kilpa-
trick Roads Bills ; Inge's, Knapp's, Tate's, Birch's, Cater's,
Fowler's, Sclater's' and 'Markham's Estates Bills; Moore's
Divorce Bill;, and Mathieu's Naturalization Bill.
-MESSAGE .from the Loans. That •they have agreed to..
Courts of justice Offices Bill ; Plate Duties Transfer Bill;
Glass Duties Bill;.. Offices Pensions Bill West Indies
Clergy Bill ; 'Universities Police Bill ; - Edinburgh_ Bonds
Bill; Bank of lr"land Tokens Bill; Paisley Waterworks
Bill; and Northall-(•Aliddlesex) Inclosure without
amendment; and to Townland Boundaries (Ireland) Bill';
Court of King'i Bench Bill Court of Common Pleas Bill ;
Judges. Salaries Bill and': Lowland Churches (Scotland)
Bill, With.amentlments;- and. to Amendments to Bishop of •
London's Estate
EstATES-BOles (Hoghtcrtes), Romilly's, St.'Thon)aS'S Has-
pital, Leitch'A, and-Archbishop of Canterbury's—Bills read
a third time, and passed. Banks' (Sal;);)—Bill read a se_
cone time, and committed. Mar9uis of Waterford's, and
•-.1-4M.4 Clinton's—Bills read a first time.
riati•roitb ClTY—Petition of W..HoneriVood sate; Esq.
're to Right of Election—to lie on the table.
Itte;"et —Sullivan's . - Bills read a second
tit.„ 'clltlts—St. Mary-le-bone time, and commit-
Ts binEMNITY—SL Dunstan's ted.
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.orrtEs TBADE
14)113 CONSOLIDATION
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} Bills read ashird time,
and passed.
LANDS ExcitArrat
-uulttrAt. INDEX COMMITTEE—Report (24th June
Lead, Motion for Address, " That there be issued to John.
“ichulan, Esq. £9,600. to enable him to defray the expence
of forming an Index to 20 volumes of the Journals, corn-
Tlireiicing with the first Parliament of the United Kingdom of
of his
at with
and Ireland, and extending to the Accession
present Majesty ; and also, £5BO to Mr. Benjamin
li
_Spiller, for incorporating the Indexes of the subsequent Vo, mes, to the end of the last Session."—Committee this day. I

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
Mr. Denman—To move for the attendance of II ~.nry Peters,
Esq. Mr. H. Drummond, Edward Arnold, John Franks,
and Esther Franks, as witnesses, in Franks' case, against
Mr. Kenrick.
2. Mr. Martin (of Galway)—Bill to alter and amend so much
of Act 4 Geo. 4, c. 54, as relates to unlawfully killing,
3
maiming, or wounding . Mr. S any Cattle.
pring Rice—To refer to a Committee of the whole
• House, a Resolution for an Address respecting additional
Committee Rooms, Offices, and a Library.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Sulliran's Divorce Bill—Committee, Counsel, and Wit-
nesses.
2. Report Private Business—Adjourned Debate.
3. Journal Index—Committee on Address for remuneration.
4. Combination of Workmen Bill—Report.
Petition against Mr. Kenrick (Canfor's case)—Committee
thereupon.
6. Charge agaiiist Mr. Kenrick (Franks' casc)—To be consi-
dered.
7. Spring Guns Bill—Third reading.
IoU. Gardens Protection Bill.... Further consideration of Report.
a. Horses Slaughtering Bill—Third reading.
Pilots and Floating Lights Bill—Report.
11. Indictments Removal Bill—Further consideration of Report.
;2,.. Rolls Court Decrees Bill—Report.
14. Serjeants at Law Bill—Third reading.
I?Law of Merchants Bill—Third reading.
~. Marquis a Waterford's Estate Bill—Second reading.
"•.Lord.Clinton's Estate Bill—Second reading.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Second Readings for This Day.
Bristow's, and 'Vernon's Estates.

Tilt LATE FlRR.—Yestery Aleetinq was
....11.eld at the :Middlesex Hospital, for, the purpose of raising
as
.übscription for the relief of the unfortunate sufferers by the
_s;t.fire in Wells-street, on Tuesday last. Lord ROBERT
Air\ Liotirt took the Chair, and near him sat Lord Manners,
La Williams, Esq. M.P., Honourable B. Bouverie, W.
tyni.des Esq.,
tien,er, Air. Rawlinson,
the East India Proprietor, Mr. Bevan, the
the Magistrate, &c. &c. Several gen-
tft!.!snoaddressed the Meeting, commenting upon the lamentable
b:ct f the fire, and the ruin that a number of families would
wcarPditlanged into, unless the humane and charitable came for_
th,_ en their behalf. It was also stated that 215 men were
therrl cut of employ, the greater number of them having lost
hstl bworking-tools • 69 families, in which were 166 children,
only 2eien.deprived of their habitations, and out of that ntimbcr
Was I,z ere insured ; the aggregate loss of these poor persons
IN 1 '1,44;j1., an
Thighat of the workmen, in tools, clothes', &c.„
facturier'°l. was exclusive of the owners of houses, inanu-
sub -412c,C., whose lo•ises were great and almost ruinous.--
was coliel' ton Was immediately entered into, and nearly 5001.
c

ile—eru"hCllls.----A journeyman named CRAWLEY, in
,3nittitilTnent of ill- RUFF, Wine-office-court, Fleet-street,
°L'ecelhoc.t—oen
ssunnidcide in .a. most determined manner about twelve
If " ueepi aV night. The unhappy man appears to have
.1% *Ten .3' enarnoured of a young woman, who did not return
i,xiliten,-U°n, and this determined him to put an end to lug
etweeCtilweshithch he did, by stabbing himself with a long knife
and 6th ribs.

- We-request the publit attention to a most in-
teresting and very able letter in this day's Paper,
signed VINDEX, on the subject of the policy of
.the British Government in India, and the un-
warrantable delay that has taken place in the
distribution of the "•Deccan Prize Money.---
Both subjects are subjects of the deepest in-
terests, and involve in their consideration af-
fairs of the highest mornent, and we are con-
vinced must, one day or other, require the closest
atientiou:of our politicians. Such, however, is the
'state of ap4l3, of the public mind, in every
thing retianfing India, that the reproach used by
our COrresPondent, that -" our English Politi-
cianS haVe only lately discovered we haVe large
possessions-in the East Indies," seems but too just
,
and-appropriate.

The Brazilian Mail, which arrived this morn-
ing, brings no intelligence, except the celebration
of the anniversary of the day on which his IMPE.
RIAL MAJESTY took the oath to the Constitution,
and also that of the birth of the Princesq D'MA.
RIADA GLORIA, now SiX years of age. We have,
however, just received private information that
Lord COCHRANE has just arrived at Portsmouth
in a. Brazilian frigate.
" Po ars:nov.l.lo rrived the Peran ga
Brazilian frigate from Maranham, with Admiral
Lord COCHRANE on board. She has all her
masts sprung, and will come into harbour to
repair.'.

The French Papers were received last night.
They contain nothing worth extracting. It ap-
pears that the English, Russian, and Swedish
Ambassadors, specially appointed to compliment
CIIARLEs X. on his Coronation, had taken
leave of the KrNa and Royal Family in.
private -audiences. • The news they give` from
Greece .remains .of the same contradictorY na-
ture to ever, and therefore, .in the absence of
something positive on the point, we have deemed
it prudent to be silent. That the Greeks have
lately -sustained some severe reverses appears,
however, certain. The illonitenr says;.".a Jour-
nai slates to-day- than there have been disturb-
anco at. Madrid, but adds, that letters from that
city up-to the 18th June, say that two :Members
of the uld- Ministry, viz., those of War and Jtis-'
tide, have been removed." They I.so refer to
sonie.gitation among the RoyalisteVoluniteers,
but are silent with regard to any disturbance.

In the discussion last night, in the House of
Corm Ons, on the Combination Laws, Mr. Hos-
KtssoN rose.to order, because an 4on. Member
was proceeding to animadvert upon the present
British system of Navigation and Commerce.
Mr. PEEL. also joined in the call. We are by no
means surprised at the sensibility.thus displayed by
Mr.liusaissoN on this subject, and therefore fully
approve of his endeavours to stop observations
that will soon produce their effect upon the pub-
lic, and so deprive him of the popularity he so
ardently desires. He is aware of the flimsy sys-
tem he has introduced, and all along-relied on the
glitter of a grand sum total of customs, exports,
and imports at the years end, to prevent that
impertinenl curiosity that would lead us to in-
quire into the character of the vessels in which
those imports or exports were made, and ask
the question how ,far the navigation interests
of the Kingdom had been promoted by the
liberal policy of the lion. Gentlemen. lie feels
convinced it will never hear the test of ob-
servation, and that the best interests of the coun-
try have been totally sacrificed in his ardent pur-
suit of Freedom of Commerce.

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THE KING. . •
Wrivpson... 'Jt n 27.—His MAsr'sinr arrived at the Royal
Lodge this..afternoon at two o'clock, in his travelling carriag'..!,
from Carlton Palace, accompanied by Sir Samuel Hulse._
Shortly after his ,Malesty's arrival Mr. Wyattville left :Win-
chester 'Power to meet his Majesty- at the Royal Lodge.—Her
Royal Highness the. Princess Augusta, -accompanied by the
Duke and Duchess. of Cambridge, are-expected at Frpgmpre
Lodge on the 7th of next month, where they will remain for a

• The .Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Augusta, ac-
companied.bv Prince George of Cambridge, who wcire the uni•
form of the eoldstream Guards, went to the Review:yesterday
morning at Nrormwood Scrubs, in one.of the Kin,hos carriageS,
drawn .1)y six fine bay horses, and attended by four of the
King's outriders. Their Rnyal Highnesses' Ladies in Wait-
jug, Miss. Wyriyird misA, Ahiefehit, .accompanied b,
Colonel' Platt, followed in the Princesx Augusta's carriage and
four. ,-..Their 'Royal Highnesses returned from the Review
about half:past fOur a'clo(l‘.
The Duke .of Canibridge„ attended by his Equeriet, Sir W.-
DaVison.., Colonel
Keite. and also by Sir James- Reynett, at-
tended the Review'yesterday. •
On. Sunday
,the Duke and Duchess ,of Cambrigge enter-
tained the. Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Princess Au-
gusta, and a select party at dinner, ^:
.T e. Du kc and. Dtichess otGam bridge, -and Prince Leopohl,
honoured the entertainment given 13. Y. Sir T. Fatrquhar,--at his
re*idence St.'.lathew's-stteet, orr,eunday escning With their
presynce„. • •. ' *

~)i'esterdaY evening. the Duke and Dtithess" of 'Cattibriagfe;
attended by Sir Win, 'Davison, hondured the fay bait; at
Abnack's, with their pmsence. • . •
Prince Leopold honoured the Count and Coimtess tieVen
with his company -at• dinner, on Sunday, at their residence in
Dover-street.