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London, England, 1825-05-19 00:00:00

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110 USE OF COMMONS.
Mercurii, 18° die Maii, 1825.
MESSAGE from the LORDS—That they have agreed to—
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, Dawlish and Exeter,
Sheffield and Glossop, Leeds and Whitehall, Cork and Bal-
lyhooly, and Amesbury Roads Bills • Hanley and Shelton
Lighting Bill ; Birmingham Gas Bill; Athluncard Bridge
Bill ; Rumney Railway Bill ; and Poole Church Bill, with-
out amendment ; and to Walcot Improvement Bill, with

amendments.
That they have passed a Bill, intituled, " An Act for
enabling the Rector of the Parish Church of Chelsea, to
grant building and repairing leases of glebe lands and pre-
mises belonging to the said Rectory," &C.
Also, a Bill, intituled, " An Act for vesting the Lands
and Estate of Ruskie, and certain other entailed Lands of
Sir Evan John Murray MacGregor, of MacGregor, Bart. in
Trustees, to be sold ; and for laying out the prices thereof M

the purchase of other Lands,"
Also, a Bill, intituled, "An Act for . naturalizing Vma-
nuel Henry Brandt.
ROADS—Kensington, and Banffshire—Bills reported, to be in-
grossed. ShiftTnall—Bill read a second time, and committed.
Upton-upon-Severn—Bill read a third time, and passed.
DRAINAGE- Wainfleet t Bills reported, to be
MausET—Tiverton

INCLOSURE—FeIbrigg, &c. (Norfolk) ingrossk
NAVIGATION AND BRlDGE—Clyde—Three Petitions from
Glasgow, against—referred to the Committee on the Bill,
Counsel ordered.
NAVIGATION—Stour and Ilaybridge—Bills reported, Reports
to lie on the table.
Poon RaTEs—Henley-upon.Tharnes—Report on Petition for
additional provision referred to the Select Committee on
Standing Orders.
COMPANY—London Portable Gas—Petition of Imperial Gas
Light Company, against—referred to the'Committee on the
Bill, Counsel ordered. Welsh Irish and Coal Mining—
Order for committing the Bill discharged. Manufactories
(lrelanc,l)—Petitions from Monaghan and Londonderry,. in
favour—to lie on die table ; Bill- reported, to be ingrossed.
Tropical Free Labour—Bill read a second time, and com-
mitted.
PlER—Sidmonth-13111 read a second time, and committed.
IMPROVEMENTS—TothiII Fields—Petition of the Imperial
Gas Light Company, against—referred to the Committee on
the Bill, Counsel ordered. Dundee—Petition from Proprie-
tors in, against—referred to the Committee on the Bill, Coun-
sel ordered. Brighton—Petition from Inhabitants, against—
referred to the -Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
Bognor—Bill read a second time, and committed.
HARROURS—Littlehampton—Bill reported, Report to lie on
the table. Weymouth—Petition from Dorchester, against—
referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
DocKs—lsle of Dogs_Petition from Poplar, in favour—to lie
on the table. Liverpool—Petition from ork, against—re-
ferred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
Citußctr—St. Dunstan's in the East
STATUTE LAROUR—Gorhals Bills read a third time,
BANKERS (Ireland) and passed.
DUKE OF 4-Vritol. s
WINDOW Tax—Petition from James Palmer (Schoolmaster,
for the repeal of—to lie on the table.
SALMON FISHERY BlLL—Three Petitions, against—referred

to the Select Committee.
BONDED Con N—Petition from Stirling and Grangemouth, to
allow Grain imported previous to 1822 to be entered for borne
consumption—to lie on the table.
DUBLIN LOCAL TAXATIOX COMMITTEE—Report brought
up and read—to lie on the table.
CoienixATtoli LAws—Three Petitions, against—referred to

the Select Committee.
DuTT ER TRADE (Ireland)—Petition from Strabane, in favour
of an alteration in the Laws relating to—to lie on the table.
TAOHADOE (Dublin)—Petition of Inhabitants, that they may
not be compelled to be at the expence of a Protestant Church
—to lie on the table.
WRoaroous IMPRISONMENT (Scotland)—Bill to alter and
amend an Act intituled "An Act for preventing wrongous
Imprisonment, and against undue delays in Trials," read a
first time, to be read a second time on Friday next, and to
be printed.
CEYLON Govzits lEXT—Address- for Papers concerning.
CUSTOMS BOUNTIES—BiII read a first time, to be read a
second time on 'Wednesday next, and to be printed.
CUSTOMS AND EXCISE 13oNns—Bill " to repeal the Stamp
Duties payable in Great Britain and Ireland upon the trans-
fer of property in ships and vrssels, and upon Bonds and
Debentures required to be given in relation to the Duties,
Drawbacks, and Bounties of Customs or Excise, and to
grant other Duties of Stamps on such Bonds and Deben-
tures," read a first time.

CusToms CONSOLIDATION ACT—The following Resolution
reported and agreed to, and Bill ordered :
" That all goods, the growth, pfoiluce, or manufacture, of`
the Island of Mauritius, and all goods which shall have been
imported into the said Island, shall on importation into the
United Kingdom, or into any of his Majesty's possessions,
subject to the same Duties and to the same regulations as the
like goods, being of the growth, produce, or manufacture, of
his Majesty's Islands in the West Indies, or having been im-
ported into the same; would on the like importation be subject
to ; and that the same Duties shall be charged, and the same
Drawbacks allowed, upon all goods exported from the United
Kingdom to the Island of Mauritius, as would be charged or
allowed upon the like goods if exported from. the United King-
dom to his Majesty's Islands in the West Indies; and that all
goods imported into or exported from the said Island shall be
subject to the same Duties and the same regulations as the like
goods would be subjea to on importation or exportation into or
from his Majesty's Islands in the West Indies ; and that all
ships and vessels arriving at or departing from the said Island
shall be subject to the same Duties and to the same regulations
as the like ships or vessels arriving at or departing from his
Majesty's Islands in the West Indies would be subject to."
LINEN AND BnANDT DUTIES ACTS—The following Reso-
lution reported and agreed to :
" That for every 1001. of the value of Linen, the manufac-
ture of any foreign country, imported into the British posses-
sions in America or the %Vest Indies, there shall be paid a
Duty of 30/. ; and that for every gallon of Foreign Brandy, or
lieneva, imported into the said possessions, there shall be paid
a Duty of one shilling over and above the amount of any Duty
there payable on the importation of Spirits the manufacture of
the United Kingdom."

NOTICE OF MOTION FOR THIS DAY.
Sir Thomas Acland—Bill to enable Magistrates in Quarter
Sessions to regulate the payment of expences, for the ap-
prehension of offenders under the Vagrant Act.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Salmon Fishery Bill—Further consideration of Report.
2. Cruel Treatment of Cattle Bill—Second reading.
3. Land Tax Assessments Bill—Further consideration of Re-

port.
4. Judicature(Scotland)Bill—Further considerationofßeport.
5. Leasing-making (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
6. Aliment of Prisoners (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
7. County Courts Bill—Third reading.
8. County Rates Mortgage Bill—Third reading.
9. Quarantine Laws Bill—Report.
10.. Lunatic Trustees Bill—Second reading.
11. Church Rates (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
Judges Salaries (England)—Report thereupon.
13. Excise on Sweets Bill—Second reading.
14. Customs and Excise Bonds Bill—Second reading.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Friday, hilt,y 20.
Mr. Brougham—Motion for the better securing the practi-
cal independence of the Judges.

Tuesday, Mar/ 31.
Mr. Sykes—Reduction of the Duty on Soap and Tallow
Candles.
PRIVATE BILL.
Second Reading fur This Day.
West Lothian Railway.