The Sun.
London, England, 1825-02-22 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

Litn.(ENClQSEd°iev.F7bmruma°rNiis,.. 1825.
GAS LlGHT—Rochester—Bill ordered. Stockport—Bill read
a first-time. London and Westminster Oil—Petition of the
Imperial Gas Light Company, against, to lie on the table.
ROADS—Kingston and Leatherhead, and Boroughbrid e and.
Catherick—Bills read a first time: Mailing and Strood, Can-
terbury and Ramsgate, Leeds and Tong Lane-end, and York
—Bills ordered. Exeter and Dawlish, Birmingham and
Shenstone, Old Stratford and Long Compton, and Dunstable
Windsor—Reports on Petitions fur Bills referred to Select
Committee on Standing Orders. Kirkby Stephen and Hawes,
Brighouse, Whiteburn and Dunsc, and Greenlaw—Bills
read a second time, and committed.
CII mum—Chelsea—Petition for Bill referred to a Committee.
NAvinATloNtotir and Sandwich Harbour—Petitions from
Sandwich and Deal, in favour—to lie on the table. 13ill
read a second time, and committed.
RAILWAY s—Dublin and Kingstown—Petitions from Black-
Rock, and Lord Cloncurry, against—to lie on the table.
Canterbury and Whitstable, and Flintshire—Bills ordered.
Bolton and West Leigh—Bill read a second time, and coin-

witted.
Dorms—St. Katharine's—Several Petitions, in favour—to lie
on the table. Rotherhithe—Bill ordered.
Com tutitEs—Alliance Marine Insurance—Bill read a second

time, and committed. Welch Iron and Mining—Bill read
a first time. London Water—Bill ordered.
BR IDGE s—Kingston—Bill ordered. Hammersmith—Report
on Petition for Bill referred to Select Committee on Standing
Orders.
CANALS—Western Ship, and Berks and Hants'
Junction
GAOL—Southwark
I3lrn o vE .N T—Oundle Bills ordered.

Po Lie E —Walcot

iiAtt no u it—Littlehampton
\VAT': RWORKS--.Metropolitan
COUNTY CO tzars Bur. —Several Petitions, in favour—to lie

on the table.
COAL DUTlES—Petitions against, from Severn and Wye Rail-
way Company, St. Columb, Bridgerule, Paul (near Pen.
zance), 13un,ray, Dublin, Scarborough, Tavistock, Glamor-
gan Canal rtipany, and CardiW—to lie on the table.
UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES (Ireland) BlLL—Seven Petitions
from Dublin, and several others from various parts, against;
and one from Bristol, and another from Dublin, in favour—
to lie on the table.
HOUSE—CaII deferred till Monday.
ASSESSED TAXES—Petitions from Axbridge and Great Yar-
mouth, for the repeal thereof—to lie on the table.
HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX—Petition for the repeal thereof,
front st. George, Bristol—to lie on the table.
COALS —Accounts ordered : _ _

"Of the number of Chaldrons of Coal exported Coastways
from the Port of Newcastle, in the years 1822, 1823, and 1824,
with the names of the owners from whose Collieries the Coals
were exported; and that the Newcastle chaldrons be brought
into the Winchester chaldron of 36 bushels.
" Similar Accounts from the Port of Sunderland.
" Of the quantity of Coal exported front Newcastle to
Foreign Parts, in the years 1822, 1823, and 1824, with the
names of the Owners of the Collieries; specifying the quantity
of small or screened Coal; the Newcastle chaldrons to. be
brought into the Winchester chaldron of 36 bushels.
" Similar Accounts from the Port of Sunderland."
WAYS AND MEANs—The following Resolutions reported and
agreed to
That, towards raising the Supply granted to his Ma-
jesty, the sum of 20,000,0001. be raised by Exchequer Bills,
for the service of the year 1825.
" 2. That, towards making good the Supply granted to his
Majesty, the sum of 5,000,0001., a part of the sum now re-
maining in the Exchequer, or remaining to be received on the
31st January, 1825, to complete the aids granted for the service
of the years 1821, 1822, 1823, and 1824, be applied to the sets
vice oldie year 1325.
" 3. That, towards making good .the supply granted to his
Majesty, there be issued and applied the sum of 4,470,370/., to
be paid into the Exchequer at Westminster, pursuant to two
several Acts of the 3d and 4th years of his present Majesty, by
the Trustees in whom an Annuity was v:sted for providing for
the hurthens occasioned by Military and Naval Pensions, and
Civil Superannuations.
" 4. That, towards making good -the Supply granted to his
Majesty, there be issued and applied the sum of 60,000/., to
be paid into the Exchequer by the ,United Company of Mer-
chants of England tradinglo the East-lndies, towards the ex-
pence of Retiring Pay, Pensions, and Allowances,• to his Ma-
jesty's Forces serving in India, in pursuance of an Act of the
4th year of his present Majesty.
" 5. That, towards making good the Supply granted to his
Majesty, there be issued and applied any sum or sums of
money which may have been or which may be paid into the
Receipt of the Exchequer before the sth April, 1026, in respect
of Exchequer Bills issued pursuant to two Acts of the 57th
year of his late Majesty, to authorize the issue of Exchequer
Bills, for the carrying on Public Works
.and Fisheries in the
United Kingdom.
" 6. That, towards making good the Supply granted to his
Majesty, there be issued and applied such part of the Balance
remainingin the Receipt of the Exchequer, or which may be
adwaneedand paid into the same, by the Governor and Com-
pany of the Bank of England, on or before.the sth April, 1826,
pursuant to an Act of the 56th 1--ar of his late Majesty, en-
tituled, An Act to authorize the advancing, for the Public
Service, a proportion of the Balance that shall remain front
time to time in the Bank of England for the payment of the
Dividends, on account of the Public Debt, for Lottery Prizes,
or Benefits not claimed, and Principals of Stocks and Annui-
ties remaining unclaimed ; provided that, if at any time the
said Balance shall be reduced-to a less sum than 100,0001., then
so much of the monies advanced by the said Governor and
Company shall be repaid to them as shall be equal to the sum
by which the said Balance shall be less ,than the sum of
100,0Q81."

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR- THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Fysche Palmer—To empower Magistrates at Quarter
Sessions to effect exchanges between Counties of insulated
parcels of land, for the more convenient administration of
ustice.
2. Sir John Nev.Tctrt—.Motion relating to the Levy of Church
Rates in Ireland.
3. Sir Henry Parnell—Bill to amend the Law of Landlord and
Tenant in Ireland.
4. Sir Henry Parnell—Bill to regulate the Office of Justice of
Peace in Ireland.
3. Sir Robert Heron—Bill to amend the Sewer Laws.
.6. Sir Francis Burdett—To present Petition from the Roman
Catholics of Ireland.
7. Mr. Ilume—To move a Clause, in Committee on Unlawful
Societies (Ireland) Bill, that every person accepting an of-
fice under Government shall make a declaration that lie
does not belong to any unlawful Society.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
I. Supply—Report.
2. Unlawful Societies (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
3. Glebe Lands Bill—Report.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Wednesday, Feb. 23,
1. Mr. Home Drummond—Bill for the more easy recovery of
Small Debts in the Sheriff Courts in Scotland.
2. Mr. Hume—Number of Officers promoted in the Navy in
' the last year.
• 3. Mr. Hume—Account of Expenze and Establishment of the
Marine Corps.
4. Mr. 13ankes--British Museum Estimates to Committee of
,Supply.
Tuesday, March 1.
• Sir Francis Burdett—To take into consideration the Petition
of the Roman Catholics of Ireland.
Wednesday, March 2.
Mr. Secretary to consolidate the Laws relating
to Juries, and for regnlATE BIL ation of Speci. al Juries.
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Second Readings for this Day.
Gatherley Moor, Bridgnorth, and Wigan Roads Bills ,
Rummy Railway Bill; St. Katharine Docks Bill; Equitabl;
Loan Company's Bill ; Imperial Continental Gas Association
Bill ; London and Westminster Oil Gas Bill ; St. Andrew's
(Holborn) Poor and Watching Bill; and Hastings Church Bill