The Sun.
London, England, 1825-02-15 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Luna', 14° (lie Februarii, 1825.
GAs LlGHT—Stockport, and London and Westminster Oil—
Bills ordered. Birmingham—Petitions from Wednesbury,
Darlaston, Walsall, Bilston, and Birmingham, &c. in favour,
to lie on the table. Rochester—Petition for Bill referred to
a Committee.

Ito Ans—Stockport, and Brighouse and Bradford—Bills or-
dered. Sheffield and Glossop, Gatherley Moor and Winstan,
Halworthy, Mahon and Pickering, Lockwood and Melton,
Bramcote Oddhouse, Grantham and Trent Bridge, Battle-
bridge and Holloway, Kensington, Wooler and Adderstone
—Petitions for Bills referred to Committees. Penwortham,
and Wigan—Bills read a first time. Birmingham and Shen-
stone—Petition for Bill referred to Select Committee on Stand-
ing Orders.
CAI7SEWAY and Roan—Hayle—Bill read a first time.
COMPANlES—Equitable Loan Bank—Order for Bill dis-
charged, and another ordered. Alliance Marine Assurance,
Real del Monte Mining, London Water, and Imperial Con-

tinental Gas—Bills ordered. -•
RAILWAYS—Cromford and Peak Forest, Llannyfin and Car-
narvon, and Portland—Petitions for Bills referred to Com-

mittees. Dublin and Kingstown—Bill ordered.
IMI' Rochdala, York City (Nos. 1 and
21, Tothill Fields (Westminster), and Burslem—Petitions for
Bills referred to Committees. A rdwick—Bill read a first time.
INCLOSI7IIES—Garford (perks), Stock and
Bradley ( Worcester). & Staines (Middlesex) Bills ordered.
Poo n--St. A ndrew's ( Holborn)
BittimEs—Vauxhall, and Hammersmith—Petitions for Bills

referred to Committees. Berne—Bill ordered.
Ilmtnou R—Pernbrev

Po r.tc E—Macclesfieid
HAVEN—Grimsby
WATE nw on Ks-Metropolitan
GA o L— South wark
u n.c H—Poole

1 Petitions for Bills
referred to Coin-
] mittees.

Docxs—St. Katharine's—Petitions from itye, Bristol, Ply-
moath, Dover, Leith, Dartmouth, Newhaven and Lewes,
6t. Katharine, and Aldgate, in. favour—to lie on the table.
Liverpool, and Rotherhithe—Petitions for Bills referred to

Committees.
TITHES—St. Botolph (Bisbopsgate), and St. Gregory (by St.
Paul)—Petitions for Bills referred to 'Committees. London
—Petition for the regulation thereof, referred to the Com-
mittee on St. Botolph without Aldgate Tithes Petition.
ROMAN CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION—Petition from Hurts-
born Priors corn St. Mary Bourne—to lie on the table.
CoUSTY COURTS BlLL—Petition from Bishop Stortford, in

favour—to lie on the table.
CoA r. Dt: T lES—Petitions against, from Plymouth, Totten-
ham High Cross, Waterford, and Cork—to lie on the table.
ASSESSED TAXES—Petition from Winchester, for the repeal

thereof—to lie on the table.
HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX—Petitions for the repeal thereof,

from. Oxford—to lie on the tal.de.
NoT,,nrts PUBLlC—Petitions to repeal the Duties on Li-
cences to act as—from Dundee and lirechin—to lie on the

table.
IVltt.ronn ROAD (South Wales)—Petition from Cork, in fa-

your— to lie on the table.
Civil. BILL ACT—Petition from Limerick, for alteration of

the Schedule of Fees therein—to lie on the table.
Inox
Accounts ordered.
LAN D AX
STIPP Y—The following Resolutions reported and agreed to :
" 1. That a sum, not exceeding £38,000,000 be granted
to his Majesty, to pay off and discharge Exchequer Bills;
and that the same be issued and applied towards paying olfand
dicharginr any Exchequer Bills charged on the Aids or Sup-
plies of the years 1824 and 1825, now remaining unpaid or

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unprovided
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"2. A sum, not exceeding; '5,400,000, be granted to his
Majesty, to discharge the likeamoinWorliupplies granted
for the service of the years 1821, 1822., 1823, and 1824."
USURY Laws REPEAL BlLL—Second reading deferred till
Thursday.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Goulburn—Re-appointment of tile Select Committee of

last Session on the state of Ireland.
2. Mr. Hume—Return of the number of British subjects who
have been banished from British India without trial since

1813.
3. LOrd Viscount Althorp—To refer the County Courts Bill to

a Select Committee.
4. Mr. Greene—Bill to amend Act 55 Geo. 3, to enable Cler-
gymen to exchange their Glebe Lands.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Supply—Report.
2. Unlawful Societies (Ireland), Motion for Bill—Adjourned
Debate.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Wednesday, Feb. 16.
1. Mr. Hume—Select Committee on the export of Machinery.
4. Mr. Alderman Heygate—Bill to alter and amend the Laws
against Usury, and to mitigate the Penalties therein con-
tained. Deferred from Feb. 15.
Monday, Feb. 21.
Lord Viscount Palmerston—Army Estimates. (In Com-
mittee of Supply.)
Tuesday, Feb. 22.
1. Sir John Newport—Motion relating to the Levy of Church
Rates in Ireland. Deferred from Feb. 15.
2. Sir Henry to amend the Law of Landlord and

Tenant in Ireland. Deferred from Feb. 15.
3. Sir Henry Parnell—Bill to regulate the Office of .Justice of
Peace in Ireland. Deferred from Feb. 15.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Second Readings
.for this Day.
Hinckley, Derby and Uttoxeter, and Cainscross and Min-
chinhampton Road Bills ; Stroud Paving Bill ; and Glasgow
and Birmingham Gas Light Bills.