The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-13 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Avis, 12" die Mail, 1 825.
40ADS—Greenhill Moor, and Worksop and AtterclifF—Bills
read a third time, and passed. Cheltenham and Gloucester,
York, and Shepley-lane Head—Bills reported, to be in-
grossed. Doncaster and Thorne—Bill read a second time,
and committed.
GAS LIGIITS—Ashttm-under,llne
.IsZAME—Newport's 1 Bills read a third time,
CtraNcEnY CounT (Ireland) f and passed.
WATERwoßKs—Stockport—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
R.ArLwAvs—Llanllyfin and Carnarvon—Bill reported, to be
ingrossed. Portland—Bill reported, Report to lie on the
table.
BarDGE—Chester—Petitions of Justices and Grand Jury of
Cheshire, in favour—to lie on the table.
CO3fl'Ax —Manufactories (Ireland)—Petitions from Water-
fbrd and Armagh, in favour—to lie on the table.
NAVlGATlON—Clyde—Petition from Glasgow, in favour--
to lie on the table.
DOCKS—Kingston-upon-Hull—Petition of Merchants, &c. of
London, against—referred to the Committee on e Bill,
Counsel ordered. Leith—Minutes of Evidence taken before
the Committee to be printed at the expence of the parties,
they think fit.
CANAL—Berks and Hants Junction—Petition from Eton Col-
lege, against—referred to the Committee on the Bill, Coun-
sel ordered.
Go N'ir COURTS Br I.J.—Petitions from Howden, Manches-
ter, and Bolton, in favour—to lie on the table.
DUBLIN LOCAL TAxATloN—Petition of Water Bailiffs of
Dublin., complaining of the Evidence given by Mr. Stewart
before the Committee in 11323—t0 lie on the table.
COAIIIINATION Laws—Petitions, against, from Sheffield and
Oldham—to lie on the table ; and from Ashton-under-Lyne
—referred to tlie select Committee.
Er.EcTIvE FrtaxcrirsE (lreland)—Petition from Monaghan,
against—to lie on the table.
Roans (Ireland)—Petition from Iron and Coal District of Con-
naught, for the completion of the Roads undertaken by Go-.
vernment—to lie on the table.
SAL3ION FrsitErty,BlLL—Petition of A. Hayes, of Cork,
against--to lie on the table.
BEER DuTiEs —Petition from Carnarvon, for the repeal
thereof— to lie on the table.
COTTON MILLS REGULATION B x t.t—Petition from Glas-

gow, in favour—to lie on the table.
BONDED CORN BlLL—Petition from Lewes, against—to lie
on the table.
Du TltAnt (Ireland )—Petitions against any alteration in
the Laws relating to, from Waterford and New Ross ; and
in favour, from London and New Ross—to lie on the table.
LanouttE its' WAGES—BiII to prohibit, in certain cases, the
payment of any part or portion of the wages of Labourers
out of the Pour Rates, ordered.

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Bubble Act Amendment Bill-Second reading.
2. East India Judges Bill-Further consideration of Report.
3. Spring lions Bill-Second reading.
4. Gardens Protection Bill-Second reading.
b. Colonial Intercourse Bill-Further consideration of Report.
Juries Bill-Further consideration of Report.
7. Small Debts (Scotland) Bill-Report.
8. Quarantine Laws Bill-Committee.
2. Dietillery Bill-Committee.
10. 'rr.insports in the Colonies Bill-Committee.
11. Canada Company Bill-Further consideration of Report.
12. Van Dieman's Land Comp .iy Bill.-Further consideration
of Report.
13. Supply-Report (25th April) [Postponed Resolution.]
14. Salaries to Judges, &c. (Scotland)-Connuittee thereupon.
14. Chelsea Pensioners Bill-Third reading.
16 Lcasing.making (Scotland.) Bill-Second reading,
17. Aliment of Prisoners (Scotland) Bill-Se.cond reading.
18. Canada Tenures Bill-Committee.
19. Exchequer ,Bill (Public Works, Ireland) Bill-Report.
20. Duke of Atlioll's Bill-Second reading.
2,1. Linen Trade „Urelantk)-Fttrther consideration of Report
thereupon.
22. Lunatic Trustees Bill-Second reading.
.23. Lunacy Traverse Bill.-Third reading.
24. Warehoused-Corn Bill-Third reading.
24... Supply-Committee.
26. Ways and Means-Committee.
27. Impounding Distresses (Ireland) Bill-Third reading.
28. Currency Assimilation-Report thereupon.
29. Bankers .(lreland) -Conin4ittec.
30. Special Juries klreland) Bill-Committee.
31-Stealing in .'Mines Bill-Report.
32. County Courts Bill-Report of Resolution thereupon.
33. Sealing of Writs (Ireland) Bill-Report.
34. Excise Stamps-Report thereupon.
31, Disembodied Militia Bill-Committee.
36. Levant Company Bill-Committee.
37. Liverpool and Ireland Postage Bill-fteport.
38. Naval Asylum Bill-Third reading.
.30. Pembroke Market Bill-Third reading.

NOTICE OF MOTION FOR THIS DAT.
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Vote of X2OOO to Mr.
,M'Adam. (in Committee of Supply.)
.NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Tuesday, May 17.
.111r.Curteii—To present Petition from Rye, for the exten-
sion of the Elective Franchise.
Thursday, May 19.
Mr. John Williams—To present Petition, complaining of
delays iu the Court of Chancery.
PRIVATE BILL.
.Second Reading for This Day.
Ardglass Roads.