The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-07 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
VenCriS, 6° We :Mali,- 1825.
ItiEssAGr. from the hnitns..-That they have agreed to_
• Petersficld and Alton, Lockwood and Melthath, Cockermouth
and Alaryport, . and Sheldon and Torquay Roads Bills;
Aberdeen, Gaol Bill; Sudbury Improvement Bill ; Stone-
' • • haven Harbour Bill ; and Dearhatri (Dumberland) Inclosure
Bill, without amendment.
EoADs—DOncaster and Thorne—Two Petitions, in favour -7-to .
lie on the table. Barnsley and Orange lloor--Tetition of the
Duke of heeds, against—referred to the Coinmittee on the
Counsel ordered. Shepley-lane Head—Petition of T.
R. Beaumont, Esq. 'complaining that Standing Orders have
not been complied with—referred to the Committee on the
,Leeds: and Whitehail—Petitions from Ilalifax, &c.
in favour-to lie on the table. Ross-shire—Petition from
Dingwall, against—referred to the Committee-on the BR.
Ctrencester, Rochdale, and Wiveliscombe—Bills reported,
to be ingrossed. Birmingham and Pershore—Bill read a
„ third time, anti passed.
RAILWAYS-Canterbury and Whitstable,•and Rumney—Bills
reported, to be .
IkPitOVEMEN-r,-. ingrossedßrighton—.Brighton Petitions from Brighton,
aoainst--reterred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel or-
dered.
ersifAts—.Western Ship—Petitions from Poole, Chardstock,
and Taunton, itl favour—to lie on the table. Liskeard and
Looe—Petition of Sir C. Penrose, an to the
-,onttittee:'on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
°exa—Kingston-upon-Hull—Petition from Trinity House
x..of Kingston-upon-Hull, in favour—to lie on the table.
'ENVBTILEET A MENnstt NT—Petitionfroin St. Mary-lebone
Vestry, against—referred to the Committee on the Bill,
Counsel ordered.
•...I;llAPEt.—Gosport—Bill read a third tinge, and passed, ,
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•Oz)lit—fdeith—Petition from Edinburgh, in favour—to
e, Heron the table.
`-'OIStutNATION LAWS—Petitions : of. ,Framework knitters of
Leicester, and Joiners of Dublin, against.; and of Ship
Caulkers of the River Thames, complaining of the Combi-
nation of Workmen—referred to the Select CoMmittee.
i '"11.1.2./ CATHOLIC CLAI3IS—Six Petitions, against, and
One, in favour—to lie on the table.
ostAt.t. TITHES RECOVERY—BiII read a -first time, to be
read a secmnd time on Wednesday next, and to be printed.
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°IIN LAWS—Petition from East.6rinsted, against any alter-
ation therein ; and from Diptford, for a revision thereof—to
lie on the table.
I'usE API) WiNnow TAX—Petitions for the repeal thereof,
fromA Taunton, and Kingsbridge, &c.—to lie on the table.
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DUTlES—Petitions from' tlgborough and Drogheda,
wg'clinst—to lie on tile table. - •
41'111:1{ TRADE (Ireland) CO3lMlTTEE—Resolntions report-
ed :—" That it is expedient to place the Irish Illanufac.urers
of Linen on the same footing, in respect of the free use of
British „Mill Spun Yarn and Foreign Yarn, with the English
and Scotch Mulufacturers;" and "that it is expedient to
repeal lower the Duties on Foreign undressed Flax, dressed
OAlax, and Yarn."
viGAT lost—Clyde—Petitions from Aberdeen, and Ar-
broath against—referred to the Committee on the Bill,
Counsel ordered.
4t.INATIC TRUSTEES—BiII "for consolidating and amend-
Tg," read a first time, to be read a second time on Mon-
tlaY next, and to be printed. o
"CYANCE OF PARCELS—SeIect Committee, to inquire
Leto the operation of the Acts which regulate the convey-
Tice of Parcels, and the Porterage thereof, in and near the
etropolis, appointed.

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NOTICES of MOTION'S, and ORDERS of the DAY
which now stand on the ORDER-BOOK of the HOUSE
451. COMMONS for the,ENSUIN(i WEEK.
1 Monday, May 9.
tiwinies Bill—Further consideration of Report.
•-Lounty Rates Mortgage 1301—Further consideration of
%.n Report.
-.4.unacia• Company Bill—FurtheF consideration of Report.
;ran Dieman's Land Company Bill—Committee.
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Land Tax Assessments Bill—Further consideration of Re-
fl. Port.
h"rnall Debts (Scotland) Bill—Report.
,4"llnleary Harbour Bill—Second reading.
',,_4Pply—Report 25th: April) Postponed Resolution.]
la salaries
Courts Bill—Report of Resolution thereupon.
11 ",„alaries to Judges, &c. (Scotland)—Committee thereupon.
12 '4Xchequer Court (Ireland) Bill—Corsmittee--
13: Apothecaries Bill—Committee.
Chelsea Pensioners Bill—Third reading.
1! Leasing-making (Scotland) Bill—Second reading.
1'6111.11-lent of Prisoners (Scotland) Bill
—Second reading.
unuy Traverse Ml.—Committee.
18. DTtailliecrisrpu4tee3 13111—Second reading.
10. Chaucer Y •ht—Committe.e.
, ncerY Court (Ireland) Bill—Third reading.
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Catholic Relief Bill—Zurther consideration of Re-
port.
Elective Franchise (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
.),4: Transports in the Colonies Bill—Second reading.
,•Canada Tenures Bill—Second reading.
:).•!• Pirates Head Money Bill—Committee.
Supply—Committee.
ays and Means—Committee.
4). Thtown.Silk Act Repeal Bill—Committee.
48. Warehoused Corn Bill—Committee.
1. NOTICES or MOTIONS.
11Ir.- Chancellor of the Exchequer—Vote of £-'OOO to Mr.
APAdam. (In Committee of Supply.)
Mr. Scarlett—Select Committee on Plan of the Building in-
tended for the Court of King's Bench.
Sir 'George Hill—Select Committee on the Laws respecting
• the• Butter Trade of Ireland.
Tuesday, May 10..

1. nr. yy NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
nume—Return of the past and present expence of
Sierra Leone, and the liberated Negroes there ; of the
Crown E4tatel in Essequibo and Berbice, and of the ex-
pence for captUred Negroes ; and of sums paid on account
of the Slave Trade.
• Mr. Monck—Bill to prohibit, in certain cases, the payment
of any part or portion of the wages of Labourers out of
the Poor Rates.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
County Courts Bill—Committee.
trownland Boundaries (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
• Columbia Postage Bill—Second reading.
Liverpool and Ireland Bill—Second reading.
Quarantine Laws Bill—Committee.
txchequer Bill (Public Works, Ireland) Bill—Report.
414inen Trade (Ireland)—Further consideration of Report.
0. Custfiras Laws Repeal Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Ctistorns Management Bill—Further consideration of Re_
Port.
11 'avigation Laws Bill—Further consideration of Report.
12. Q"sor.ns Regulation Bill—Further consideration of Report.
'l/4)rnoggling Prevention Bill—Further consideration of Re-
„.„.Port.
14. wooer Ware'luit&ing Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Isle.of Man Trade Bill—Further consideration of Report.
:See•Hogiof "Writs (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
• TVednesday, May 11.
Qllazt Tithes Bill—Second leading.
iTLueroent of the Poor Bill—Third reading.
Lankers (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of Report.
evarlt Company Bill—Committee.
Thursday, May 12.
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NOTICES or .
'1? Aiatthew Ridley—llotion relative to the Revision and
2. „Fonso Won of the Statutes.
allace--Assimilation of the English and Irish Cur-
rency.

ORDERS OF THE DAY. _ i
ng.
Peclal uies (Irland Bill—Second
StealingJ nr Minese Bill— ) Committee. read

Friday, May 13.
ORDERS OF TUE DAY.
2. ,Übble Act Amendment Bill—Second reading.
3. c,'"-st India Judges Bill—Further consideration of Report.
4. ett.on Mills Regulation Bill—Second reading.
5. prink Guns Bill—Second reading.
6.
co_iardens Protection Bill—Second reading.
7. lonial Intercourse Bi—Further consideration of Report.
Transfer of Land Bill—Committee.

• , PRIVATE BILLS.
BAir• Second -Readings
.for Monday.
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I LY POISO N ED.— The Limerick Evening
mitMonday last says—" A circumstance has occurred here
xktio,_n the last few days, which has created a considerable sen-
lit,e• The entire affair, as yet wrapped in some mystery, has
kte investig,ation since yesterday. Five persons
talc,"Ta_l.lY rate, labouring undcr the effects of poison, having
lvette: quantity of arsenic in sugar, with which they
authorities
deft tea.
conclusion and a member of a respectable family
ticlicl94l-ce:,ned) Nye forbear for the present going into par-