The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-05 00:00:00

PARLfAMENTARY PROCEEIJINGS.

•
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mar tis, 4° die Junii, 18422.
I‘IACKENZIE'S ESTATE BlLL—read a second time, and com-
mitted. •
RoADs--Kirkintulloch—Petition for Rill reported ; and Bill
ordered to be brought in. Dovor, and Caerleon—read a
third time, and passed. Brighthelmstone Act Amendment—
Petition for leave to present a Petition for a Bill reported,
and leave given ; Petition presented, and referred to a Com-
mittee. Hundred House--Lords amendments agreed to.
WIAEENwIeu Cuenca BILL )
vicATIoN BILL ( Read a third time,
-riNcii:N"r COMMERCIAL STATUTES j- and passed.
It:rEAL BILL "
.-:c1-6Witc—Lower
..IPTRE LI Mitton (Worcetser) Lords amendments
OSPITAL BILL f ag to.
-`Avic-ATIoN Elm—Petitions of Silk Throwsters of Newcas-
', tle-under-Lyme ; and of C. SMith, of Stone, Silk Throw-
stet, and others, AGAINST • to lie on the table. Petition of
Ship-owners of Leith, Idrkahly, and other parts of the
Frith of Forth, against Tonnage and other Duties on Ship-
Ptng ; to be printed.
RI:cooNIzANcEs BlLL—reported; to be read a 3d time on
Thursday.
/IILMAINHA3I HOSPITAL—Act [47 Geo. 3, c. 5, Sess. 2]
read ; Bill for transferring such of the Duties of the Com-
Missioners of Kilmainharn Hospital as relate to the manage-,
rnent and payment of Out-Pensions to the Commissioners of
Chelsea Hospital, ordered to be brought in.
-CirAlierADLE INSTITUTIONS—Copy ordered, "of continua-
tion of the Statement of the proceedings of the Commissioners
appointed under the .Great Seal, for the exoneration Of Small
Livings and Charitable Institutions, from the Land Tax
up to the present time." ,
SEnEis—Account,ordered, "of all sums rated by the Corn-
. Missioners of Sewers for the Holborn and Tower Districts,
between the years 14100 and 1522, and how the same has
been expended."
,it'itrts (SCOTLAND) BlLL—Second reading deferred till
Friday.(.'etax ImpouTATIoN BlLL—Petition from the Hundred of
v against:; to be printed. lteport deferred till Fiiday.
Rockford,"%tatiTousiNo BlLL—Petition of Masters and Workmen
employed in the Manufacture of Clocks and Watches in
tsi INDI A Clerkenwell, against ; to be pr
toind.
"' TRADE BILL—" consolidate and amend the
several Laws now in force, with respect to Trade from and
to places within the Limits of the Charter of the East India
Company, and for making further provision with respect to
such trade," presented, and read a first time; to be read a
time
'' on Friday, and to be printed.
-',...1335AGE FROM TUE LORDS—Th4t they have agreed to
Ferries I3ili, without amendment.
That they have passed,—a t " An Act •to
leanuarbglhe the Ministers of the-Pari hoof St. Cuthbert's, Edin-
, in the County of Slid Lothian, to feu their Glebe
Lands lying in the said Parish."
Also a Bill, intituled, "An Act for settling upon the
President, Fellows, and Scholars of Trinity College, in the
University of Oxford, and upon the Rector of the. Parish of
Dumbleton, in the County of Gloucester, certain perpetual
rent charges, issuing out of the. Estate of the Right Hon.
John Sommers Earl Sommers, in Dumbleton, and for vest-
ing certain Lands there in the said Rector, and for vesting
certain Tithes and Lands belonging to the said College and
Rector respectively in the Mortgagees of the said Earl, sub-
ject to equity of redemption."
Si. CUTHBERT'S EDINBURGH ESTATE
BILL Read a first time.
EARL SOMMERS' ESTATE BILL
,PAYMEN.T OF RENT (IRELAND) BlLL—presented, and read
a Tst time, to be read a second time on Tuesday, and to be
Printed. ,
AGRICULTURAL MsTnEss—Petition from the Hundred of
Griinshoe ; to be printed:
43IPORTATION OF GOODS REPEAL 13IIIL—Third Reading
deferred till to-day.

1. , NOTICES OF MOTIONS for THIS DAY. (
Secretary Peel,—TO continue Alien Act. ,
Chancellor of the Exchequer,—To amend Act for
Building Churches.
" Mr. Goulburn, Bill for Amendment of the Laws relating
, to Prisons in Ireland.
l•
, Barry,--Sale of Crown Lands and Quit Rents in Ire-
8. tan
Vra&
Sir ncis Burdett,—To move for the production of tine
Magistrates' Journal of Ilchester Gaol.
1. Sup RDERS -OF THE DAY for THIS DAY.
(Barracks, Public Works, and Law Chargeo,--
2 Further consideration of Report.
..* Warehousing BM—Further consideration of Report.
4": Receivers General Bill—Further consideration of Report.
~ Assessed Taxes Composition Bill—Second Reading.
Au.
7: Bays and Means—Committee.
akers Regulation Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Naval and Military Pensions (payment thereof),—Com-
D. Mittee on Twelfth Resolution. - '
" Insolvent Debtors Act Amendment (Irelar;id) Bill—Second
fj. Reading. • •
10. ,i,uPPly—Committee.
11. V egetable Powder Act--Report thereupon.
2. (2,o4solidated Customs Act—Committee thereupon.
13. 4niportation of Goods Repeal Bill—Third Reading.
14. illinUity Memorials Bill—Committee.
lirnainharn Pensions—Second Reading.
PRIVATE BlLL—Second Reading for THIS DAY.
Cork and Skibbereen Roads.

LITERARY NOTICE, and LEICESTERSHIRE PITT
CLUB, see the Fourth Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY., AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Imp. 3 per Cents.
Irish 5 per Cents.
India Stock

14erStock _. Cent. Red. mil
o
,' Airent. Cons- shut
iCent.
9-13-4
per cent. Ail {Old ,
6 Per Cent. NaNvyeAnn. ...
kink(l.4eonntgs•z-Zn79n7. I9a 15-16ths

indial Bonds 41s. 425.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Annuities
Ex. 8i115...1 pr. 1 dis. 2 pr par
Cons. for Account BO 808

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Till; SUN.

EN QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDE4T

N,
frEDNESD LONDO
AY, JUNE 5, 1822,

this The Paris Papers of Sunday, which arrived
c morning, contain articles from the Austrian
v„ ewer which confirm the intelligence that the
rob•
„ or Walachia and Moldavia are to be
-
cklated by the Ottoman troops, the whole of
11'4101 are actually retiring on the Danube. With
respect to the Russian Declaration which we
extracted yesterday fri
arfromthe Constitutionnel, the
lv doubt as to its authenticity still exists.
e subsiBin from the Constitutionnel some corn-
-4 eNts en the subject of that paper, followed by
4.1!‘ article from the Journal des IMbats, which
,e aintains, by several arguments, that the docu-
-4,1n, .
Is spurious and adds that it has ascer-
lled, from the best authority, that such is the fact.
edch,D;lel4lB, JUNE q.—W e (Constitutionnel) receiv-
- course of yesterday no new information