The Sun.
London, England, 1825-05-03 00:00:00

Articles.

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Cassia Fistula - Casks
Cloves - - J Casks
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WOOD.

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Cam Wood Tons
Bar Wood f Tons
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Brazilletto Tons
Saunders Wood • Pieces
Lancewood Spars No.
Staves - No. •

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The Burton mail, on i
Stinday morning last. was upset
accident the Guard lost his lit
Independnet• )

is way from London on
t near Alconbury-hill, by which
fe, being killed on the spot.—

PAR LIAAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Lone, 2° die Maii, 1825.
Ma. SPEAKER reported the Royal:Assenta-to His Majesty's
Property Bill ; Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill ; Seamen's
Wages Bill ;' Threatening Letterit Punishment Bill ; Inn-
keepers Bill e Weaver Navigation Bill ; Cromford and Peak
Forest Rail Way Bill; Vauxhall Bridge Bill ; Oundle Im-
pliroisove;nrilt-aitsgßoillvl ;Gans ais,itignets
aCnldiapneolyltitlillE;:tclhloasntgoen
AGasssulr,aignlciet
Companies Bills ; Dallteith Two Pennies Scots Bill ; Wake-
field and Denby, Brighton and Cuckfield. • Hale Worthy,
Greenlaw, Eccleshill and Bradforderlimwell Vent and Rye,
Brighouse anti Bradtbrd, Princes Risborough, Kingston, &c.,
Barton Bridge, Barnsley and Pontefract, Cle.obury. Mord-
- mer, Gravesend, Manchester and Ashton, Rotherham and
Tankersley, and Spittlegale and Bridge-end • Roads Bills ;
RtiwbottOm's and Powell's Estates Bala ; and Benyon's Na-
turalization Bill.
MESSAGE from the Loans—That they have agreed to—
Felonie,s Pardon Bill; Leicester and Lutterworth, Melton
illowbray, and Welford Bridge and Leicester Roads Bills—
without amendment.
CANALS—ilerks and Hants Junction—Petition from Corpora-
tion of London, .against—referred to the Committee on the
13 11, Counsel ordered. Ilaybridge—Bill read a secontl time,
and committed. •
Doe irs.=lSle of Dogs and Bermondsey Collier—TetitiOnS from
Corporation of London, against.--referred to the Committees
on the Bills, Counsel ordered. Kinaaton-Upon-Hall—Peti-
tions from Barnsley, Hull, and Halifax, against-.referred •
idthe Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered. •
Poon—Stirewsbury —Second reading put off for months.
St. Andrew'a(Holborn)—Bill reported, to be ingrossed,
*RoAns—CroulfOrd and Works Worth, Upton-upon-Sbleeirta.aild •
Siltation and Torquay-BilLs reported, to be ingrossed.
Ross-shire—Petition from Dingwall, against—to be --on tli
table. Dublin and Drogheda—Petition from Drogheda,
against—to lie on the table. Kensington—Petition from Fla;
barn, in favour —to lie on the table: Renfrew, • Lanark, and
Ayr—Petition from Paisley, against—referred to the Corn-
- rnittee on the Bill, Counsel ordered. • Petersfield and Alton,
and Weymouth -and Meicorribe Regis—Bills read a third
time, and passed.
IgCLOSUltEs—Carrington (Derby)—Bill reported. to be in-
grossed. Aberford (York), Galford ( ilerks), Doddingten
(Cambrige), Frampton Cotterell (Gloucester), and Clench-
warton (Norfolk)—Bills read a third time, and passed.
I PIiOVEMEN T s—Leek, Vork luster, and Walcot—Bills
reported, to be imerossed. Sudbury—Bill read a third time,
and passed. Glasgow—Petition of Jane Crawford, &c.
against—referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel or-
dered. Edinburgh—Petition from St. (titlibert's, against—
referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
Brighton—Bill read a second titne, and committed.
COMPANlES—Edinburgh and Leith Water—Petition from J.
Gibson Craiaa against—referred to the Committee on the Bill,
Coansel ordered ; and from Builders of Edinburgh, in fa-
vour—to lie on the table. ManufactOries(lreland)—Petition-
from Dublin, in-favour-to lie-on the table.
LlGHTlNG—Chesterfield—Bill read a third time, and passed.
llanley and Shelton—Petition from, against—referred to the
Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
WATE Imo:las—Chesterfield—Bill read a third time, and
passed. Paisley—Petitions of the Marquis of Abercorl and
Sir M. Shaw Stewart, against—referred to the Committee on
the-Bill, Counsel ordered.t
Cif a L—Gosport—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
BRISTOL TOWN DoEs—Petition from Merchant Venturers,
in favour—to lie on the table ; Bill read a second time, and
• committed. •
HAitnotlß—Greenock; 1 Bills read a second time, and- corn-
NA3lE—Newport's milted. • •
PAVlNG—Banbury y
I3rtlnc Es—Don (Scotland)—Bill read a third time, and passed.-
Kerne--Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
RAlLWAY—Liverpool and Manchester—Petitions from Trus-
- tees of Liverpool Roads, and Sir NV. Gerard, Bart. against-a
-referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
POLICE AND HAnnolin—Greenock—Two Petitions, against
—to lie on the table.
BONDED Cone-.-Petition from Newcastle on-Tyne, to allow
Grain imported previous to 1822 to be entered for Home
Consumption—to lie on the table.
ItoarAN- CATHOLIC CLAIMS—Four Petitions, against, and
• One, in favour—to lie on the table. •
Tit ANSPORTS.TN THE COLONIES—BiII " for punishing of-
fences Committed by Transports kept to labour in the Colo-
nies," read a first time, to be read a second time on Friday
next, and to be printed. .
CORN LAwe—Five Petitions against any alteration therein=
to lie on the table.
FLoun—Petition from Sheffield, for tv protecting duty—to
he on the table. -
DEBTS RECOVERY (Scotland)Bill 'read a -third time and
passed.
ROMAN CATHOLIC RELIEF 1 Committees deferred till
ELECTIVE FRANCHISE (Ireland)) Friday next.
REGISTRY OF FREEIioLDS (Ireland)—Bill ordered.
DUNLEARY HARBOUR—BiII " for enlarging the powers of
the Commissioners," &c. read a first time, to be read a se-
cond time on Monday next, and to be printed. .
Tunowle SILK ACT REPEAL—BiII read a. first time, to be
read a second -time on Wednesday next, and to be printed. •

' NOTICE OF MOTION FOR THIS DAY.
Mr. Charles Grant—lnquiry into the State of Education in
Scotland. • -
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR TEIIS DAY.
1. Felonies Counsel Bill—SeCond reading. . •
2. Exchequer Bill (Public WorkS, Ireland) Bill—Committee.
3. Supply—Report.
4. Importation of Corn Acts—Report thereupon.
•
5. Dissenters' Marriages Bill—Report. -
•6. Chelsea PenSioners Bill—Committee.
7. Supply—Report :15th April) Postponed Resolution.]
8. Arrests for Debt Bill—Third reading.
'J. Excise Acts—Committee thereupon.
10. Postage RateS—Report thereupon.
11. Exchequer Court (Ireland) (Sealing'of Writs)—Commit.
tee thereupon.
12. Levant CoMpany Acts--Committee thereupon.
13. Customs Acts—Committee. thereupon.
- NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Thursday, May 5.
Mr. Plunkett—Bill for the amendment of the Laws with
respect to Special Juries and Trial in Ireland.
- Monday, May 9.
Mr. Scarlett—Select Committee on Plan of the Building in•
tended for the Court of King's Bench.
Thursday, May 12.
Mr. Hobhouse—Repeal of the Window Tax.

PRIVATE BILLS.
Second Readings for This Day.
East Stanton Indosure ; WestWycombe, and Old Stritford
and Long Compton Roads ; Clyde Navigation and Bridge ;
Ancholme Drainage; and London Tithes

The following extract frOm the. Sydneg Gdzette
of he I.lth of November, thus announces a new
disCOvery v--
.rebhyar
inyotuonbeei
nagble thatt o
aadd chaint o ootity
plainsstock o4fadsisbceoevnery latelyi in-
formation, -
fffraoirn;latltihrineoewnapirtohmoins-tinhgelsNe.getn. bernatnochf
pofotrltiemi laacsgtuinagrise,.abToriets3espmlaiilness
contain about 4000 acres, clear of timber, of the most fertile
soil imaginable. The land is plentifully watered from the
North West arm, meandering in its immediate neighbourhood.
The banks are richly clothed with forests of cedar, and the plains
are within the short distance of two miles of the reach of the
tides. We have no hesitation in adding,that,while the plains
are excellently adapted to the growth of wheat, and other
European productions, the banks and forest lands, lower clown
the river, are perfectly congenial to the cultivation of tobacco,
rukar, ace. The various biltrhea:n cmc erocssutoifitloot
uhpseel
hopeful
Hastings are
reaoardtecusreutpipvap!
part
eeot-lf
twohcomprisewhich
possesses
a s3ooilOomf
scription, and is calculated to strikq the eye of the stranger with
the idea of travelling in a tropical forest." •

REMOVAL OF CONVICTS.---Yesterday morning
a caravan filled with transports, under a strong
escort of Police Officers, having stopped a few
minutes at the top of the Haymarket, several
persons soon collected round, and many were in-
duced to believe that the notorious Probert was
among them, as one of the felons had a drab
great coat on similar to that worn by Probert
during his examinations at Bow-street. On en-
quiry, however, we ascertained they were coun-
try convicts proceeding on their route to Sheer-
ness.

A woman named Read has been committed to
Leicester gaol, charged with the murder of her
husband,
by pushing him into the canal, near
Foxton.

PRICE OF STOCKS Tllis

Bask Stock
-S per Cott. 1te,i.... 91 914 91
3 per Cent. Cons. ... 912 i 2
3A per Cent. • 99fi
Ditto Red. - 99 g's
y d
4 per Cent. f Diss
( New ...105ji a. j
Bank- Long- Ann. 21 15-16:11,
[nip. 3 per Cents. 2BOl
India Stock
Ditto Bonds 74 72 pm.
South Sea Stock

PRICES 01' FOREIGN ri
A.ustrian div
Bds B4O

Scrip
1:6.5 ... 4 pni.
Buenos Ayres lids 9O
Colombian 8d5,6p.ct.851 exd iv
Do. • do. 1824
Danish, 5 per cent.
Do. .Scrip 4l dis.
Greek lids
Do. Scrip, 1825 ... 41 dis.
Mexican lids
DO.' Scrip 1325 4 dis.

1)1Y AT ONE 0-CIA)CIC

Old Annuities
New Ditto •
Ex. Bills lom 2a.
Ditto Ild 48 53 pm.
Ditto 500/.2d.......
Ditto -
Ditto Small ...
Ditto
Ditto Commercial
Bank for Act.
India,for Acct.
Cons. for Aect. ... 914 g

NOS, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
lian, Btls, fi per ct. ...
Peruvian ilonds
Neapolitan, 5-per cent.
Neapolitan Scrip
Portuguese Bonds
Prussian, 5 per ct.
Ditto New
Russian, New, 5 per ct. 'J5i4
Spanish M 1,3 per ct. 24 3