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London, England, 1822-05-18 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Veneris, 17° die Mail 1
NATIoNAL MONI)3IENT (SCOTLAND)—, PetitiOn for Bill
itre-
ported ; Bill ordered to be brought in.
?4,ns—Axminster—Petition for additional provision referred
ttlar(r_loidinay Committee ; furtherH time granted for making the Report
next. oniton, and Surrey New (all who come
t
the Committee to have voices)--further time granted for
aking the Reports till Monday, June 3. Ilelyhead—Fourth
Report brought up and read ; to lie on thnable, and to be
, Printed,
JoisCoLN COUNT '7 HALL BlLL—read a second time, and
cotrr ;ruled.
p/to
Im Reported; to be in-
„_ltißUßoH VEMENT BlLL—Camden Town
POLICE BILL (No. 1.) grossed.
',Ek.THER TAX—Petition of Farmers, Tanners, and others, of
Corawall, Sherborae, and Howden, for the repeal thereof;
to be Printed.
INDIA
TRADE—Petition of Deputy Chairinan of the
Chamber of Commerce of the City of St. John, New Bruns-
it7ick, relating thereto • to be printed.
‘l:"LwAY—Severn and \Vve—read a third time and passed.
AltzlintrslNG BlLL—Petition of West India Merchants
and others connected with the importation of West India
1p) educe into the Ports of the Clyde; also, of Planters and
'!lerchants connected with the West loclia Colonies, resi-
d=ent at Glasgow, against, to lie on the table.
sc
°.TTIslt ENTAILS BILL—" to encourage the improvement
~.
lands, tenements, and hereditaments, in that part of Great
called Scotland, held under settlements of:strict En-
ta"-',"Presented, and read a Ist time, to be read a second time
on Alonday, and to be printed.
ROYAL BURGHS ACCOUNTS Be Li—Petitions of Burgesses
Not Annan ASSIZES to be printed.
cstrwrcit —Petition of Corporation of Norwich, for
two General Goal Deliveries in the year ; to be printed.
-°l'l"Ex—Account ordered, " of the quantities of Copper ex-
ported. from the Port of Liverpool, in the year ending sth
January, 1822 ; dis'inishing each sort of Copper, and to
what Countries exported."
I.°Cl( AUCTlONS—Petition of Tradesmen of. Wakefield,
„against ; to be printed.
oort REmoYAL BlLL—Petitions from Sculcoates, and Saint
°lave Southwark, against; to be printed. Counsel ordered
, on Third Reading.
4•IVItpOOL WATER BlLL—Petition of Vestry Clerk of Li.
YerPool, against; to lie on the table.
NAVIGATION
BlLL—Petition of Merchants and others of Len-
dor
4, AGAINST, to be printed.
'c't'l,boN BRIDGE WATEnwonNs BlLL—Petition from St.
h'ave's Southwark, against a new Bridge ; referred to the
(~ortimittee on the Bill ; Counsel ordered.
rußLic HousE--Petition of Robert Crornbie, complaining
_Nt't* aP L.cense having been refused him; to lie on the table.
E,WPOST OFFICE ACT—Petition of Inhabit ants, &c. in St.
'Martin's-le-Grand. Foster-lane, and other places, complain-
isirng of grievances arising therefrom ; to be printed.
~"'E or MAN CHARlTlEs—Petition from the House of Keys,
'or extending the Commission appointed to inquire into Ulla-
Atitie-8 in Engnd to the Isle of Alai* to be printed.
°RicuLTURAIaL DISTRESS—Petition of Sheriff of Essex—.
toi lie on the table, and to he printed.
Itx
1T E TRADE Ac•r—Committee thereupon deferred from
3. /Thursday sth June till Friday 7th June.
•SSAGE FROM THE LorDs—That they have agreed to
Silk Lace Duties Bill ; Dudbridge, Shaftesbury and Sher-
borne
Tetbury, and AlThitchurch and Tetnhill Roads Bills;
I'er:castle-upon- Tyne Tolls and Gaol Bills, Rochdale Mar-
'et Bill ; and South Dalton (York) Inclosure Bill, without
amendment.
That they do give leave to Lord Stowell to be examined
la'll3 Witness before the Committee on Foreign Trade.
"F•CoowrzANcEs BlLL—considered in Committee and re-
Ported ; further consideration of Report on Friday ; Bill, as
alliended, to be printed.
--'?.314.N- CATHOLIC PEERs BlLL—Petition AGAINST, to
• • 'le on the Table, viz.—from St. Luke's, Middlesex. Bill
V'eatl a thi time, and assed.
,!*-5T INDIA AND AmEpRICAN Read a second time, and
TRADE BILL committed for Friday
—.3LONIAL TRADE BILL next.

ORDERS OF THE DAY for THIS DAY.
i! ,-;rnt)loynaent of Poor (Ireland) Bill—Second Readir.g.
',,nlployznent of Poor (Ireland)—Report thereupon.

Dropped Orders of the Day of Yester (kw.
,; Scottish Commissary Courts Bill—Second Reading.
Sheriffs Depute (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
4• Receivers General-Bill-Further consideration of Report.
.
supply—Cormnittee.
8. ways and Means —Committee.
Malt Duties Repeal (Ireland) Bilf—Third Reading.
u. Vagrant Laws Amendment ll—Report.
Distillery (Scotland) Act 1111 Geo. 4, c. 741—Committee
thereupon.
!=ecao Nutshells Act [1 Geo. 2, c. 14]—Committee there-
upon.

Sir Dropped Notice of Motion of.YesterdoN.
LT George Hill,—Committee on the Linen Trade (Ireland).

+~ For the Petition of the Deputy Chairman of the Chamber
°I Commerce at S. John's, New Brunswick, see the First
"ge; and for NAUCLERUS on the Navigation Laws, see
14e Fourth Page.

PRICE OF STOCKS
I. T lIS DAY AT ONE 0 DIMON.
4441( ic St c
3 o 3394 340 Imp. 3 per Cents. M
pet Cent. Red. iog ii Irish 5 per Cents.
.Per Cent. Cons. 79 79 791 India Stock
i Per Cent.
4 per Ceat. f Old 94gi South Sea Stock
( New Excheq. Bills I dis.
Percent. Navy Ann.... 10218 2 pr. 1 dis. par
~et Cents. 1797 Bank for Cons. Act. 2401
q4k Long Ann. 19Z 15-16ths Cons. for Account 79ii

PRICE OF IRISH
1141
Stock 244
SGv• Deb. Sa per cent........ 92
4 °c. I.
,3i per ct.
-44 Deb. 4 per cent. — t
'O. Deb. 5 per cent of
1%.1
----- Stook, 5 per cent- -t:
~,.I‘!easury Bills, S per cent. _
`-ltY Debentures, 5 per
cent.
tying in Hospital 4 per ct.
Exchange on Load,
--•
11-mIGH WATER AT LOND 0:
• -tatting, 12 minutes after 0. I
ii...-

STOCK, Max 15.

Grand Canal Loan, 4 p.ct.
Ditto 6 per cent.... ;
Ditto Stock
Royal Canal Stock
Wide-street Ccrt. 6 per ct
Do. Deb. with Gov. Sec
Pipe Water Deb. 5 per ct
D 0........ ~.. , 6 per cent.
Ballast Office Govt. Sec.
5 per cent.
lon, May 15, Ba.

;BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Evening, 36 minutes after 12.

THE SUN.

LRm QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1822.

We have received the Paris Papers of Wed
Ilesday, from which the following are extracts :

N.
" PARIS, MAY 15.--(Deputies Elected.)—Dordogne,
urand-Durepaire, M. Maine de Biran. Creuse—M. de Sou-
rebost. Deus Sevres—M. Gilbert de Voisins, M. Bujault.
C6t6 Chauvelin.
" The Precurseur.de Lyon has published the following in-
telligence

INIARSEILLT:S, MAY G.—A letter from Palermo, of the
23d April, announces the evacuation of Sicily by the Austrian
; the last reinforcement which arrived in the island, at
'be period of the discovery of the conspiracy, was the first to
quit it for the Continent.
" A Russian vessel, the Leonidas, which left Constanti-
nople the 9th ,April, has arrived at Marseilles in 27 days. We
learn by a Frenchman, a passenger on board, that at her de-
Parture from Constantinople, large reinforcements of irregular
:lentation prevailed troops were arriving from different parts of Asia. Great fer-
rnbassador had, among the Musselmans. The Austrian
A
it was said, quitted the Ottoman capital to
Proceed to Vienna*. The Europeans, both Friglish and French,
This news is probably prematuie.—Note, Coititutionnel.