The Sun.
London, England, 1825-03-08 00:00:00

FARM iMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOLSE OF COMMONS.
Lance, 70 die Martii, 1825.
'STANDING ORDERS COMMlTTEE—Resolutions reported:—
That, in the cases of the Brighton Railway and Windsor
Improvement Petitions, the Standing Orders ought not to be
dispensed with.—Postponed.
That, in the case of the Sidmouth Pier Petition, the parties
be permitted to proceed with their Bill, and that Leave be
granted that Notices may be inserted three times in some one
newspaper of the County of Devon, and also affixed to the
door of the -Sessions-house at the next Easter Quarter-sessions
of the Peak for the said County ; and that an Estimate and
Subscription-paper he forthwith deposited in the Private Bill
Oflice.—Read a second time and agreed to.
That, in the case of the Ardglass Road Petition, the parties
be permitted to proceed with their Bill; and that leave be
granted that _Notice may be ailixed.to the door of the Sessions-
ouse at the next Easter Quarter-sessions of the Peace for the
County of Down.—Read a second time and agreed to.
That, in the case of the St. Dunstan's-in-the-East Church
Petition, the parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill,
and that leave be granted that Notices may he inserted three
times in some one newspaper of the County of Middlesex;
and that the Committees on the three last-mentioned Bills do
respectively examine, in the first place, how far the said Orders
shall have been complied with, and do report the same to the
House on the Report of the Bill—Read a second time and
agreed to.
Roans—Gravesend, and Crewkernc—Bills read a second time,
and committed. Manchester and Austerlands,
Mary-le-bone and Finchley, and Battle-bridge and Hollo-
way—Bills read a first time. Gatherley Moor and Winston,
and Kirkby Stephen and Hawes—Bills reported, to be in-
grossed. Brighouse and Bradford—Bill read a third time,
and passed.
LtiotOVEMENTS—Ardwick—Bill read a third time, and
,Passed. Godahning and Walcot—Bills read a first time.
Doers—Leith, and Rotherhithe—Bills read a second time,
and committed: St. Katharine's—Petition from Barnstaple,
In favour—to lie on the table.
Car; sr.war —Hayle—
Bills read a third time, and
Uttar L—Hastiogs
WEIGHTS AND 'MEASURES and passed.
COMPANlES—Manchester Equitable Loan—Bill read a second
time, and committed. London Water—Petition complaining
that Standing. Orders have not been complied with —referred
to the Committee on the Bill, Committee revived.
Hann° Ons—Littlehampton—Petition from Arundel, against,
referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered ;
Bill read a second time, and committed. Weymouth—Re-
port on Petition for Bill referred to the Select Committee on
Standing Orders.
RAlLWAYS—Portland—Bill read a first time.—Bolton and
Leigh—Petition of Proprietors of Coal Mines, against, re-
ferred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ord red.
LIGHT ING—Hanley and Shelton—Petition for leave to present
• a Petition for a Bill referred to a Committee.
WATERWORKS—Stockport—ROI read a first time.
INoLosunEs—Pewsey (Wilts)—Bill read a second time, and
committed. Garford (Berks)—Bill read a first time.
NAVIGAT I osr—Weaver—Petition from Runcorn, in favour,
and froth Liverpool, against—to lie on the table.
CANDLE D:; TIE s—Petition from Edinburgh, against—to lie
on the table.
ASSESSED TAxEs—Petitions for the repeal thereof, from
Brighton and Perth—to lie on the table.
COUNTY COURTS BlLL—Petitions from Bridgwater and Li-
verpool, against—referred to the Committee on the Bill;
and 'from Northallerton and Wellingborough, in favour—
to- lie on the table.
SMALL DEBTS (Scotland)—Bill " to alter and amend an Act
Passed in the 39th and 40th year of King George 111. tier
the Recovery of Small Debts in Scotland," read a first time,
to be read a second time on Friday, and to be printed.
MEssAGE from the Loans—That they have agreed to—
Unlawful Societies (Ireland) Bill, and Derby and Uttoxeter
Road Bill.
JUDICIAL. INQUIRY (Ireland) ) Bills read a second time,
COUNTY TREASURERS (Ireland) j and committed.
SALMON FISHERIES—SeIect Committee appointed, " to take
into consideration the state of the Salmon Fisheries of Scot-
land, and of the United Kingdom, and the Laws affeeting
the same, and to report the Minutes of the evidence taken
before them ; together with their opinion and observations
thereupon, from time to time, to the House :"—.3lr. Ken-
nedy, Mr. Iluskisson, Mr. Wallace, Mr. C. Grant, Lord
Althorp Mr. S. Bourne, Mr. W. Dundas, Lord Lowther,
:N„Tr. Lindsay, Sir H. Parnell, Mr. E. Lockhart, Mr. Thos.
.!Vood, Sir T. Acland, Mr. 3lacphcrson Grant, Mr. Stuart
Tortley, Mr. Irving, Lord Eastnor, Mr. Spring Rice, Mr.
Rrownlow, Sir G. Hill, Mr. R. Colborne, Mr. Curwen, Sir
Ferguson, Mr. Brandling, Sir W. Guise, Mr Ord, Lord
J. Stewart, Mr. Tremayne, Mr. Wemyss, Mr. Wane, Mr.
Gordon, Mr. Macdonald, Mr. K. Douglas, Mr. Hobert
Clive, Mr. Baillie, Lord Binning, Sir R. Vaughan, Mr. J.
S. Wortley, Mr. Farquhar, Mr. Downie, Mr. J. Bastard,
Mr. Lambton, Mr. Home Drummond, Sir M. Ridley, Mr.
Bright, Mr. Abercromby, Sir G. Rose, Mr. Madocks, and
Mr. Corbett. Power to send for persons, papers, and re-
cords; five to be the Quorum; Report of last Session re-
ferred ; Petitions presented last Session referred.
COUNTY BOUNDARY—Address for " Return of insulated
parcels of Land belonging to each County, or division of
County, but locally situated within some other County ; and
the amount of County Rate, and Land-tax levied in every
such insulated parcel."
PRISON Laws (Ireland)—Bill to amend and consolidate or-
dered.
SURVEY OF IRE [.AND—BiII to repeal Act of last Session, and
to ascertain the Boundaries of Parishes, ordered.
ARTICLES OF CLEnxsuto 5 Bills read a first time, to be read
ANNUAL CERTIFICATES a second time this day.

-NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
Colonel Davies—Committee on reduction of the Duties on

various articles of Foreign produce.
2. Mr. illaberly—Repeal of the Duties on Beer.
3. Mr. Hume—To move the following Resolution—" That no
Member shall vote for or against any Question in which he
has a direct pecuniary interest."
4. Mr. Synge Cooper—Motion regarding the impounding of
Cattfe in Ireland.
5. Sir .Henry Parnell—Copy of Memorial presented to the
Treasury, relating to the Butter Trade of Ireland.
Mr. Twist —Bill for regulating the appointment of Assessors
- at Elections.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS.DAY.
I- Ways and Means—Report.
F. Assessed Taxes Bill—Further consideration of Report.
3. Fishery Act—Committee thereupon.
4. Judicial Inquiry (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
•;• County Treasurers (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
1;• Articles of Clerkship Bill—Second reading.
d• Annual Certificates Bill—Second reading.

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Wednesday, March 9.
Mr. Dickinso.x—Select Committee on County Rates.
Thai day, March 10.
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Bill to amend the Cale-
donian Canal Acts.
Friday, March 11.
Mr. lierrics—To move Civil Contingencies, Army Extra-
ordinaries, and Commissariat. (In Committee of Supply.)
Thursday, March 17 .
Sir John Newport—Bill to limit the power of holding a plu-
rality of Benefices, and to repeal the Statutes granting to
the Archbishops and Bishops the power of forming Epic.
copal Unions in Ireland.
PRIVATE BILLS.

Second Readings
.for this Day.
'Weston Inelosure ; Brighton, &c. Wooler, &e.- Eeeleshill
arid Bradford, and Wakefield and Denby Roads ; St. Andrew's
(Holborn) Poor;' and Weaver Navigation.

Held NEW QuAY.—Yesterday a Vestry was
ileld in the New Church, in the Strand, for the purpose of taking
into ,the-•
„ consideration propriety of adopting measures to oppose
the Progress of the Bill intended to be introduced into the House
leommons, for erecting a Quay on the north bank of the river
,1111arnes. It was stated by those who sent the requisition to the
orchwardens that the contemplated measure, if put into exe-
11,tion would have the effect of destroying the trade of the
exe-
rt at least of impairing it in a considerable degree. After
sTile discussion, it was ultimately agreed that a Committee
should be appointed to watch the progress of the Bill, if it
Inhabitants
be introduced to Parliament. It is the intention of the
':_ibitants of all the leading streets from the Strand to London
ridge, to etition the Legislature against any Bill that may
brought in for making a Quay, in the apprehension that
_‘4 erection of such an extent of building would have the
meet of transporting the whole trade of the great streets to the
Ilelv Quay.

The rich Picture Gallery that once adorned
the Palace of Malmaison, and was afterwards the property of
ts•-ortr)ice EITGINE (the late Duke of LIU CHTENBERG), iS about
palae 4i4Posed of by way of Lottery, at Munich. The noble
ee of Prince LUBOMIRSKY, at Vienna, is to be dis.
Ned of the same way.