The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-16 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
]5O die Mail, 1822.

Mr. Speaker reported the Royal Assen4-,—to CountcrvailinF
Malt Duties Bill, Bank of Ireland Bill, Commercial Credit
(Ireland) Bill, Excise Licences Bill, Scottish Malt Bill,
Linen Bounties Bill, Scottish Creditors Bill, Flax and Cot-
ton Bill, Innkeepers Bill; Receivers of Stolen Securities
Bill, Summary Proceedings Bill, Fever Hospitals (Ireland)
Bill, Cztrnatic Creditors Bill, Liverpool Churches Bill,
Great Yarmouth Chtirch Bill, Bristol Port Bill, Scarborough
Pier Bill, Bray Drainage Act Amendment Bill, Bristol Poor
Bill, Barnsley Improvement Bill, Durham, &c. Paving Bill,
Alnwick Improvement• Bill, Edinburgh Queen-street Gar-
dens Bill, Chorlton Row (Lancaster) Lighting Bill,—War-
wick, Halifax, Dover, Wigan, Leith,. Stockton, Canterbury,
and Warrington Gas Light Bills,—Brighton and Shoreham,•
Abingdon, Mansfield and Worksop, Worksop and Retford,
Canterbury and Ramsgate, Canterbury and Sandwich, Ru-
thin and Mold, Shrewsbury, Wrexham and Denbigh, Har-
low, Leith Walk, Yarpole and Presteigne, Leicester and
Peterborough, Burford and Preston, Glasgow and Inchbelly
Bridge, Spann Smithy; Bishop's Castle, Mold, and Ply-
mouth and Stonehouse Roads Bills,--Fenwick's Estate Bill,

Brahmanic, &c. (Kent), Seaton (Cumberland), Bobbington
(Stafford and Salop), Clifton Reynes (Bucks),' Effingham
and Ibsley (Hants) Sturton, &c. (Nottingham), Wingfield
(Wilts), and Duxford (Cambridge) Inclosure Bills.
RoADs—Hundred House—reported; to be ingrossed. Eve-
sham, and Southam—read a third time and. passed: Ho-
niton—Petition of Thomas Russell, of Exeter, against,
referred to the Committee on the Bill ; COunsel ordered ;
Voices.
Pal:lwo—Tiverton—read a third time,. and passed.
LEATHER TAX—Petitions of Tanners in the County of South-
ampton, and Newcastle, ,for the repeal thereof ; to lie on the
table. Petition of John Gibbison, Tanner, of Linlithgow,
for ditto) to lie on the table, and to be printed. .
UNION DUTlES—Petition of tho. Calico Printers of Ireland,
relating thereto ;to be printed. •
AonrcuLTu.nAr. DISTRESS—Petition of James Jenkins,
High Sheriff of the County of Aloninouth—to lie on thelable,
and to be printed.
TlTHES—Petition of High Sheriff and. Land Proprietors of
Sligo, concerning a claim of Tithe on Potatoes in the Pro-
vince of Connaught ; to be printed.
PUBLIC HousEs—Petition of Magistrates of St. James,West-
minster, respecting the mode of granting Licenses; to lie
on the table.

ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS BlLL—Report further considered;
Bill to be read a third time on Friday.
WAREHOUSING BlLL—considered in Committee; further
consideration of Report on Friday, May 31; Bill, as amended,
to be rinted.
MALT DUTIES REPEAL (IRELAND) BlLL—Third reading
deferred till-Friday. L-
STAMP DUTIES ON LEGACIES ACTS—k.,o,e'tl4,lLee thereupon
deferred till Tuesday.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS for THIS DAY. •
1. Mr. Allen—To refer Report of the Committee upon Welsh
Judicature to a Committee of the whole House. •
2. Mr. Warre,—Embassy to the Swiss Cantons.
3. Sir William Cuningham Fairlie,—Bill to amend Act (10
Geo. III.) for improvement of Lands in Scotland held
under strict Entail.
4. Sir Thomas Lethbridge,—To propose Tax on Absentees.
5. Mr. Goulburn,—Bill to give Employment to the Poor in

certain Districts in Irelind.
O. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer,—Bill to extend to Great
Britain the powers of the Commissioners of Inquiry into
Revenue (Ireland).
ORDERS OF THE DAY for THIS DAY.
1. Seditious Meetings Aniendment Bill—Third Reading.
2. Vagrant Laws Amendment Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
PRIVATE BlLL—Second Reading for THIS DAY.
Caledonian Asylum. •