The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-30 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Mercurii,29° die Junii,
MresAGE from the LORDS—That they have agreed to—
', -*use of Commons Taxation of Costa Bill ; Holyhead Roads
'Bill; and Foundlings (Ireland) Bill, without amendment;
to Bubble Act Amendment Bill, with an amendment; and
to Amendments to Rolls Court DecreeS Bill ; Law Qf Mer-
chants Bill ; and Waddington Hosrlitat Estate Bill. '-
ESTATE s—Marquis of Waterford's;• Bristow?s,i Loth Clin-
ton's, and Vernon's-13ills read a third time, and passed.
Duke of Norfolk's—Bill read a second time, and committed.
ROLLS COURT DECREES
D Ivo E —Sullivan's

DEBTS INDEMNITY-St. DUII,MaII'S t Bills read a third tirne,
INDICTMENTS REMOVAL • and passed.
GARDE.NB PROTECTION

RECTORIES-tit. ,Nary-le-bons

NEWSPAPERS—Petitio-n of Editor, Piincipal Proprietor, and
Publisher of the Glasgow Free Prees, for a reduction of the
Duties thereon—to•lie on the table.
PRIVATE 811.1.8 (Scotland) NoTtcy.s—
Resolved, That, in that part of the United Kingdom called
Scotland, it shall not be necessary in any case to affix a Notice
of an intended Bill upon the door of the Sessions House ; but
that, in lieu thereof, when application is intended to be made
to bring in a Hill for making any Cut, Canal, or Aqueduct,
for the purpose of supplying any City, Town, or Place with
water, or for making, extending, or improving the navigation
of any river, or for making any Canal for the purposes of navi-
gation, or for making anyitailway or Tramroad, or any Tun-
rid or Archway, or any Bridge, Ferry, Dock, Pier, Port, or
Harbour, or any Turnpike-road, or for varying or altering any
such Cut, Canal, or Aqueduct, Railway or Tramroad, Tunnel
or Archway, Bridge, Ferry, Dock, Pier, Port, or Harbour, or
any Turnpike-road, already made, or for altering any Act of
Parliament passed for any or either of these purposes, by in-
creasing or altering any Tolls or Duties, or by altering, ex-
tending, or diminishing any Works mentioned in such Act,
Notices printed or written upon paper shall be affixed to the
Church door of the Parish or Parishes through which any such
Cuts, Canal, or Aqueduct, Railway or Tramroad, Tunnel or
Archway, Bridge, Ferry, Dock, Pier, Port, or Harbour, or
Turnpike-road, is intended to be made or carried, or in which
such Cut, Canal, or Aqueduct, Railway or Tramroad, Tunnel
or Archway, Bridge, Ferry, Dock, Pier, Port, or Harbour, or
Turnpike-road, already made, and intended to be varied or
altered, or such River, or such parts thereof as is intended to
be made navigable, or the Navigation thereof to be extended or
improved, is or are situated, for three Sundays in the months
of August, September, October, or November, or any of them,
immediately preceding the Session of Parliament in which such
application is intended to be made.
Resolved, That, in that part of the United Kingdom called
Scotland, when any applicatibn" is intended to be made to the
House, for leave to bring in a Bill tbr regulating County Rates
or Coss, or fin building or repairing any Gaol or House of Cor-
rection, by Rates or Duties to be levied on the subject, or for
continuing or amending any Act of Parliament passed for any
or either of those purposes, or for the increase or alteration of
the existing Tolls, Rates, or Duties, or for either of those pur-
poses, Notice printed or written on paper shall be affixed dur-
ing the sitting of the Michaelmas Head Court, preceding the
Session of Parliament in which such application is intended to
he made, upon the door of the Court House of the County or
Counties in which such Rates are proposed to be regulated, or
such Gaol or House of CorreCtion is, or is proposed to be, si-
tuated.

Ordered, That the said Resolutions be made Standing Orders.

NOTICE OF MOTION FOR THIS DAY.
Mr. Attorney-Gmeral—Biato enable Insolvent Debtors Court
to dispense, for a limited time, with the necessity of Fri-
smers residing within the walls in certain cases.
ORDERS OF, THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. C.lrmnittee Rooms, &c. Resolution for Address—Report
thereupon.
2. Horses Slaughtering Bill—Third reading.
.. Combination of Workmen Bill—Third reading.
4. Sessional Addresses—Report thereupon.
5. Customs Temporary Duties Bill—Third reading.
C. Marriages Validity Bill—Committee.
7. Private Business—Adjourned DAste.
ii. Journal Index Remuneration—Report thereupon.
9. Pilots and Floating Lights Bill—Further proceeding on
Third reading.

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MASONIC NOTICES FOR NEXT WEEK.
ENGLAND.,
- July 4, LONDON. NON, 5„10, 27, 89. 163,
218, 210, 289. Quart.
Gen. Meet. Boy's Sell.
at 7.
COUNTRY. No. 20, 64, 72, 102, 148,
191, 202, 219, 267, 311,
360, 368, 369, 372, 398,
423, 498, 602, 503, 509,
597, 632, 638, 614.
Tuesday, 5, Ix noN. Nos. 9, 122, 287, 381,
399.
CouNTuy. Nos. 21, 87, 127, 130,167,
170, 189, 184, 196, 204,
340, 385, 387; 476, 507,
512, 532, 544, 551, 557,
639, 640.
Wetioesday, -6, LowneN. Nos. 35, 75, 220. • •
COUNTRY. Nos. 84, 95, 124, 139,
146, 207, 229, 339, 465,
487, 491, 505, il3, 526,
513, 581, 585, 656, 711,
713, 725.
Thursday, -7, Lownox. Nos. 61, 277, 325, 409.
COUNTRY. Nos. 48, 113, 115, 171,
182, 234, 416, 451, 453,
466, 469, 555, 561, 599,

627', 57:
Friday, -8, Loxno,;. No. 2756.
Coll NMI'. Nov. 53, 282, 283.
Saturday, -9, LONDON. * *

COUNTRY.

FRANCE.

The Members of the .Masonic Lodp;e at Paris, known by the
nanie of " The Friends of Beneficence;" have voted 100 francs
in aid of the Greeks. They likewise decided that there should
be three consecutive collections at their next sittings. The 100
francs, and the amount of the first collection, have been paid
into the hands of Messrs. Andre and Coticr, bankers, Paris,
where a general subscription list for the Greek cause is deposited.