The Sun.
London, England, 1822-06-29 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Vener is, 28° die Jun ii, 1822.
SATIS" NATURALIZATIO.N BILL J Read a second time, and
THAMES LASTAGE, &C. BILL committed.
110 AD—Brighton Act Amendment Bill Read a third tinie,
ROASTED CORN BILL and passed.
WELSH COALS-BILL
SALE TAx--Petition _Of Manufacturers of Hard Soap and
Broad and Crown Glass, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for a
total repeal thereof; to be printed. Petition of Edmund
,Preston, Refiner of Rock Salt at Great Yarmouth, against
the repeal of Act 1 Anne; to lie on •the table.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY RATES BlLL—reported, to be in-
grossed.
ASSESSED TAXES Cozirosyr lON BlLL—Lords amendments
agreed to.
_MESSAGE FROM. THE Loans—That they have agreed to
Military and Naval Pensions Bill, Cirencester Road Bill,
• ,anal to Amendments to Doyles Divorce Bill, without amend-

meat.
MILITARY AND NAVAL PENSIONS (Payment thereof),
Twelfth Resolution—The following riesolutions reported :
I. " That, from and after the sth day of January, 1823,
thirteen shillings of the.fifteen shillings chargeable and payable
by Law for every bushel of Salt or Rock Salt that shall be
made at any Salt-work, or yaised or taken out of any Salt-mine
or Salt-pit in England.; and the whole of the Duties charge-
able and payable by Law for and Upon Salt or Rock Salt made
at any Salt-work, or raised or taken out of any Salt-mine or
Salt-pit inscotland ; and seven shillings of the nine shillings
chargeable and payable by Law for every bushel of Salt or
Rock Salt brought from Scotland into England • and one shil-
ling of the one shilling and sixpence chargeable and payable
by Law for every 'hundred weight of Salted Beef, or Pork,
or Bacon, or other Flesh, brought from Scotland into Eng-
land ; and sixpence of the two shillings and sixpence charge-
able and payable by Law for every bushel of coarse and
impure Rock Salt delivered from any Rock Salt-pit or
mine, or warehouse? or storehouse, for the purpose of feed,
ing, or mixing with the food of, sheep and cattle, or
steeping seed, or preserving hay, or being employed' as
manure " for land ; and thirteen shillings of the fifteen
shillings chargeable and payable by law for every bushel .of
Salt or Rock Salt imported from Ireland into Great Britain 4
and seventeen•shillings and ninepence of the twenty shillings
chargeable and payable by law for every bushel of Salt which
shall be imported "from .beyond the seas into Great Britain ;*
and the several bounties payable by law on Beef or Pork salted
in Great Britain, and exported to foreign parts ; and the whole
of the duty chargeable and payable by law for and upon mu.
riate of potash, delivered by any maker or makers of glass, for
the purpose of being used in the manufacture of alum ; shall
respectively case and determine, and be no longer paid or pay-
able, except as to any arrear thereof.

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2. " That every maker of .Salt in Scotland shall take out an
Excise licence, authorizing him to make or refine Salt in Scot-
land; for which an Excise Duty of 20s. shall be paid.
3. " That the Duty of 2s. Irish currency for and upon every
bushel of White Salt, and also the Duty of 31. Irish currency
for and upon every ton of Rock Salt, the growth, produce, or
manufacture of Great Britain, imported into Ireland, made
payable by an Act of the 45th year of his late Majesty, and
which Duties were continued by an Act of the Ist year of his
present Majesty, shall be and continue payable until further
provision shall be made by Parliament.
4. " That a Duty of 2s. British currency, be charged on
every bushel of Salt, not being the growth, produce, or manu-
facture of Great Britain, imported into Ireland."
5. " That on the exportation from Ireland of any Salt made
in Ireland from Rock Salt the production of Great Britain, a
Drawback be allowed to the maker of such Salt in Ireland, not
exceeding the Duty paid on the importation of such Rock Salt."
The k int Resolution being read a second time, an Amend-
ment was proposed to be made thereunto, by leaving out from
" 1823" to the end of the Resolution, and adding the words,
" all Duties payable on Salt in Great Britain and Ireland shall
cease, and be no longer payable," instead thereof : —Question
put, " That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the
Resolution :"—The House divided; Ayes 104, Noes 92:--
Resolution agreed. to.
The Second and Third Resolutions being read a second time,
were agreed to by the House.
The Fourth Resolution being read a second time, an Amend-
ment was made thereunto, by leaving out " British," and in-
serting " Irish" instead thereof :—Resolution, as amended,
agreed. to.
The Fiftir•Resoaution being. read a second time, was agreed to.
Bill ordered to be Vrought
STAMP Mr LEs Acv—The following Resolutions reported
and agreed to, and. instruction to Committee on Stamp Du-
ties Bill that they have power to make provision pursuaat
to the First Resolution ; and Bill ordered to be brought in
on the Second Resolution :-
1. " That there shall and may be raised, levied, collected,
and paid, the Duties of Stamps hereinafter mentioned, for and
upon the following articles, matters, and things, in lieu of the
Duties now payable thereon That as to say,
_ Letter or Power of Attorney—made by any Creditor,
or several Creditors constituting one firm, to do any act
in the place of such Creditor or Creditors, in voting in the
choice of Assignees, or in the signing of the Bankrupt's
Certificate, or to do any act for such Creditor or Credi-
tors at any public meeting or public meetings to be held
by Assignees and Creditors relating to any Bankrupt's
estate - . - - - - 5 0
Letter or Power of Attorney,—for the receipt of any
sum or sums of money not amounting to 20/. - 0 2 6
Amounting to 20/. and not amounting to 50/. - 05 0
Amounting to 501. and not amounting to 1001. - UlO 0
Amounting to 100/. and, not amounting to 150/. - 015 0
Amounting to 150/. and not amounting to 2001. - 1 0 0
Amounting to 200/. or upwards - - - 110 0
Letter or Power of Attorney—of any other kind or
Commission or Factory in the nature thereof - 110 0
And where the Letter or Power of Attorney, toge-
ther with any Schedule or other matter put or indorsed
thereon, or annexed thereto, shall contain 2,160 words
or upwards, then for every entire quantity of 1,080 words
contained therein, over and above the first 1,080 words,
a further progressive Duty, equal to the original Duty,
where the same shall not exceed 11., and where the same
shall exceed 11., then - - 1 , 0
Exemptions from the preceding and all other Stamp
Duties, Letters of Attorney for the receipt of the Divi-
dends of any definite and certain share of the Govern-
ment or Parliamentary Stocks or Funds, producing a
yearly Dividend of less than 31. ; Letters of Attorney
fbr delivering or receiving seisin of any Freehold
Lands or Hereditaments, or for accepting Admit-
tances, or in making Surrenders, or doing any other
acts of or relating to any. Copyhold Hereditaments,
where the instrument containing such Letter of Attor-
ney shall not contain any other matter or thing, except
such as shall be incident to such Letter of Attorney, and
where the value of the Freehold or Copyhold Heredita-
ments to which the same shall relate shall not exceed 501.
Policy of Assurance or Insurance,—or other instru-
ment,by whatsoever name the same shall be called, where-
by an insurance shall be made upon any ship or vessel,
or upon any goods, merchandize, or other property, on
board of any ship or vessel, or upon the freight of any ship
or vessel, or upon any other interest in or relating to any
ship or vessel, may lawfully be insured, for or
upon any voyage from any port or place in Europe, with-
out the Straits of Gibraltar, but including the Port of
Gibraltar, to any other port or place within the same
limit,
If the whole sum insured shall not exceed 100/. 0 1 3
And if the whole sum insured shall exceed 1001., then
for every 1001., and also for any fractional part of 100/.
whereof the same shall consist - 0 3
And for or upon any voyage to or from any other port
or place whatever, if the whole sum insured shall not ex-
ceed 1001. - - 0 2 6
And if the whole stain insured shall exceed 100/., then
for every 1001., and also for any fractional part of 1001.,
whereof the same shall consist - - 0 2 6
Double the
amount of Duty
which would be
payable upon a
single Voyage.
Double the
amount of Duty
which would be
payable if the
Goods had been
shipped on board
any Vessel spe-
cified.
Policy of Assurance or Insurance,—or other instru-
ment, by whatever name the same shall be called, where-
by any Insurance shall be made upon any ship or vessel,
or upon any goods, merchandize, or other property, on
board of any ship or vessel, or upon the freight of any
ship or vessel, or upon any other interest in or relating to
any ship or vessel which may lawfully be insured for any
certain term or period of time, not exceeding six calen-
dar nionths, if the whole sum insured shall not exceed
1001. 0 2 0
And if the whole sum insured shall exceed 100/., then
for every 1001., and also for any fractional part of 100/.,

And for or upon any double voyage

And for or upon any Insurance effected
upon goods, wares, or merchandize, or other
property, by ship or ships - .

whereof the same shall consist

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Not exceeding twelve calendar months, if the whole
sum insured shall not exceed 1001.
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And if the whole sum insured shall exceed 1001., then
for every 1001., and also for any fractional part of 1001.,
whereof the same shall consist _ _

But in all the above cases, if the separate interests of
two or more distinct persons shall be insured by one
Policy or Instrument, the said Duties of is. 3d. or 2s.
6d., and the said double Duties, as the case may re-
quire, shall be charged thereon in respect of each and
every fractional part of 1091., as well as in respect of
every full sum of 1001. which shall be thereby insured,
upon any separate and distinct interest.
Policy of Assurance or Insurance—or other instru-
ment by whatever name the same shall be called, where-
by any Insurance, commonly called a mutual Insurance,
shall he made, or whereby divers persons shall insure
-or agree to insure one another, without any premium or
pecuniary consideration, from any loss or damage or
misfortune that may happen of or to any ship or vessel,
or any goods, merchandize, or other property on board
of any ship or vessel, or the freight of any ship or ves-
sel, or any other interest in or relating to any ship or
vessel which may lawfully be insured.
Upon any voyage from any port or place in the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, or in the Islands
of Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, or Sark, or the Isle of
Man, to any other port or place in the said Kingdom or
Islands, or Isle of Man
For every sum of 1001., and also for each and every
fractional part of 1001. thereby insured to any person or
persons - - - - 0
Upon any other voyage whatsoever, or for any certain
term or period of time, not exceeding twelve calendar
iuonths,
For every sum of 1001., and also for each 'and every
fractional part of 1001. thereby insured to any person or
persons - -
Policy of Assurance or lnsurance,—or other instru.
ment by whatever name the same shall be called,
whereby any other lawful Insurance whatsoever, not
hereinbefore charged, shall be made upon any property
or interest whatever, from loss or damage of any kind,
for or upon any voyage from any port or place in Europe
without the Straits of Gibraltar, but including the port
of Gibraltar, to any other port or place within the same
limit,
If the whole sum insured shall not exceed 1001.
And if the whole sum insured shall exceed 1001., then
for every 1001., and also for any fractional part of 1001.,
whereof the same shall consist 0 2 6
And for or upon any voyage to or from any other port
or place whatever,
If the whole sum insured shall not exceed 1001. 0 5 0
And if the whole sum insured shall exceed 1001., then
for every 1001., and also for any fractional part of 1001.,
whereof the same shall consist - - 0 5 0
But if the separate interests of two or more distinct per-
sons shall be insured by one Policy or Instrument, then
the said Duty of 2s. 6d, or ss. as the case may require,
shall be charged thereon, in respect of each and every
fractional part of 1001., as well as in respect of every full
sum of 100/. which shall be thereby insured upon any
separate and distinct interest.
Diligence or Incidental Diligence Letters,—of a Pre-
cept in the nature of such Diligence in Scotland
Where the same shall be a proceeding in the Court of
Session, the Commission of Teinds, or High Court of
Admiralty - - • 02 6
And where the same shall be a proceeding in the Con-
sistory Court of Edinburgh, or any ofthe Inferior Courts." 0 1 3
2. " That there shall and may be raised, levied, collected
and paid, the Duties hereinafter mentioned on Carriages or
Vehicles let to hire, according to the number of miles such Car-
riage or Vehicle shall be licensed to travel ; that is to say,
Any Carriage or Vehicle with two or more wheels, not
being upon, or not having the aid or assistance of any
spring or springs of any kind whatsoever, and which
shall be kept, used, employed, or let out, for the purpose
of conveying passengers for hire to or from or from and
to different places in Great Britain, and drawn by one
horse only, for every mile that any such Carriage or'
Vehicle shalThe licensed to travel 0 0 1
Any such Carriage or Vehicle as above described,
drawn by two horses only, for every mile such Carriage
or Vehicle shall be licensed to travel - , 00 2
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Any Carriage or Vehicle drawn by one horse only, be-
ing upon, or having the aid or assistance of, any spring
or springs of any kind whatsoever, which shall be kept,
used, employed, or let out, for the purpose of conveying
passengers, for hire as aforesaid, for every mile that any
such Carriage or Vehicle shall be licensed to travel 0 0

ORDERS of the DAY, for MONDAY.

1. Superannution Act Amendment Bill—Further Considera-
tion of Report.
2. Bankruptcy Joint Commission Bill—Second Reading.
3. Bankruptcy Laws Amendment Bill—Second Reading.
4. Constables (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of Report.
5. Gas Washings, &c. Bill—Second Reading.
6. Supply, (Barracks, Public Works, and Law Charges),—
Further consideration of Report.
7. Coroners (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
8. Prison Laws Consolidation Bill—Third Reading.
9. Fees of Courts Bill—Committee.
10. Weights find Measures Bill—Report.
11. Five per Cent. Contracts Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
12. Metropolis Police Bill—Third Reading.
13. Juries (Scotland) Bill—Report.
14. Aliens Regulation Bill—Committee.
15. Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland) Bill—Further consi-
deration of Report.
16. Supply—Report. '
17. Supply—Committee.
18. Ways and Means—Committee.
19. Prison Laws Amendment (Ireland) Bill—Report.
20. New Churches Bill—Report.
21. Land Revenue (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
22. Small Notes Bill—Second Reading.
23. Growing Produce Acts—[s9 Geo. 3, c. 19, and 1 and 2
Geo. 4, c. 95]—Committee thereupon.
24. Scottish Spirits Exportation—Committee thereupon.

NOTICES of MOTIONS for MONDAY.
1, Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer,—Budget. (In Commit
tee of Ways and Means.)
2. Mr. Robertson,. Correspondence between the Court of Di
rectors of the East India Company and the Board Control
concerning East India Trade.
3. Mr. Wodehouse,—To repeal Excise Licences Act [c. 27
of the present Session.
PRIVATE BlLL—Second Reading, for MONDAY.
Kirkintulloch Roads.