The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-07 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS•

IIOCSE OF COMMONS.
LIME, 6° die Maii, 1522.
GAS LrpHT—L2ith, and Warwick—Bills rea& a third er

and passed. Glasgow—Another Bill ordered. •
(Bucks)
INcLostntss—South Dalton( York), and Towersey
read a third time and passed. Clifton Reynes (1311 c.")
Lords amendments agreed to.
ImprtovEmENT'BlLL—Camden Town—Farther time gr4r)t-
ed for making the Report till Wednesday May 15. in fa.
SMALL DEBTS—Petition from Prestwich cum Ohlham,

your—to lie on the table.
ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS BlLL—Petition of Hector
Moderator of the Provincial Synod of Ross-shire, .4.011215" r
to lie on the table.
NAVIGATION BlLL—Petitions of Ship-owners and others'o
Newcastle and South Shields, Sunderland, Aberdeen, 44
Kingston-upon-Hull, AGAINsT, to be printed. Bill res
second time, and committed for to-morrow (this day).,
ANCIENT COMMERCIAL STATUTES RE. Read a-2‘, ot.
PEAL BILL and canon
oi
IMPORTATION Or GOODS REPEAL BILL for tO'lll°ll
W,
WAREHOUSING BILL (this to
AonrcuvruitAL DISTRESS—Petition from Holswar")--,

lie on the table, and to be printed, amble.
-
CORN Laws—Three Petitions of Owners of Land in
against lowering the importation prices—to lie on the Snd
and to be printed. Three Petitionsfrom Warwickshire' Ile
one from Somerset and Gloucestershire, against ditto--e°
on the table. .0
DISTILLATION (SCOTLAND)—Petitions complaining ric'
restrictions on the exportation of Scottish. Spirits, fr°r°
shire, and Forfarshire—referred to the Committee 0311,-01l
cultural Distress. Petition from Kincardineshire--to ;;E thc
the table. Petition of Archibald Spiers, Cluiiimso.
Commissioners of Supply of Renfrewshire—to lie on the
and to be printed.
rfp , of any
DISTILLERY LAWS (ScoTLA),-Copy ordered, :Ars of
Report which has been made to the Lords Commissi°t; in
the Treasury by the Chairman of the Board of 8%-d oc-
Scotland, upon the printed Address to the Proprietors
cupiers of Land in Great Britain respecting the existing
tillery Laws." be in'
Roans—Glasgow and Inchbelly Bridge—reported, too dam
grossed. Shaftesbury and Sherbornei and Bishop's,
' read a third time, and passed.
BHIDEWELL—Lanark and Glasgow—Further time ranted
for making the Report till Monday. - ;
SALFORD HUNDRED COURT EXTENSION BILL--rev
to be read a third time on Monday. be ill'
NEWCASTLE-11PON-TYNEGAOL BILL , Beporte., to
-To Lr.s BILL J grossed'
SCOTCH CREDITORS BILL 04.
MALT BILL. Read a third time, and P
LINEN BOUNTIES BILL )
w be
SILK LACE DUTIES BlLL—considered in Committee;
reported to-morrow (this day).
PAClNElGfeei';elretoanve—torepsiotrtoendpriadnady,
arnelotorarmepitortetdontomuflayei:

NOTICES OF MOTIONS for THIS DA the
1. 111 r. Hume,—Copies of the Table of Fees charee','" for
several British Consuls-General and Vice-Cons,us' tot
clearance of Ships, and other Duties ; also, fonte alli°,ll,
2. Mr. Alartin (of Galway), 13.11
collected in the Brazils under the authority Geo.
chap. 106. tread'
to prevent the in-trea—

of Cattle. '
ORDERS OF THE DAY for THIS DAY" •aers,
1. Superannuation Act Amendment Bill—Further cons'
tion of Report.
2. Navigation Bill—Committee'.
3. Ancient Commercial Statutes Repeal BillComnfittet
4. Importation of Goods Repeal Bill—Committee.
5. Warehousing Bill.—Committee.
6. Agricultural Distress. Report—Committee thereupop.,
7. Colonial Securities Bill—Report.
8. Silk Lace Duties Bill—Report.

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