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

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ltlercurii, 40 die- Mali,- 1325.

31-tssAGE from the LORDS—That they have agreed to—

Impounding Distresses (Ireland) Bill, and Woodstoelc; &c.
Road Bill, without amendment ; and to Amendments to
'Jurdis (Scotland Bill.
Couxvr COURT'S BlLL—Report further considered ; Bill
re-committed for Tuesday next. Report of Resolution de-
ferred till Monday next. Minutes of Evidence taken before
the Committee presented—to lie on the table. Petition from
Samuel and Joshua Platt, Clerks of the Papers in Court of

King's liench, for compensation—to lie on the table.
RoADs-....West Wycombe—Petition from Owners and Occu-
piers of 'Lands, against—referred to the Committee on the
Bill, Counsel ordered. Birmingham and Pershore, and
Bawtry and Sheffield—Bills reported, to be, ingrossed.
CaApEi....—Brighton
}Bills read a third time, and passed.
DocKs—South London
CIIURCH.YARD—Stratford-le-Bow l Bills :reported, to be iri-
HAyEil.—Gl'ithsby ) grossed.
WATERWoßxs—Stockport—Bill reported, Report to lie on
the table. Oldham—Petition froml Inhabitants, against—

referred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel ordered.
litrucov'Eximr—Liverpool—Petition of Robt. Vyner, Esq.
againstreferred to the Committee on the Bill, Counsel or-
dered.. Brighton—Petition of Trustees of Lewes Road,
against—referred to the Committee on the Bill. Beverley—
hill reported; reported; to be ingrossed. Leek, Walcot, and York
read a third time, and passed.
RAILWAY-.—Llanllyfin and Carnarvon—Bill reported,, Report

to lie on the table.
CANAL—Liskeard and Looe—Five Petitions' in favour—to lie
on the table. Petition of W. Rashleigh, Esq. against—re-
ferred to the Committee on the all, Counsel ordered.
COMPANlES—Edinburgh and Leith Water—Petition from the
Edinburgh Joint Stock Water-. Company, against—referred
to the Committee 'on the Bill, Counsel ordered. Manufac-
tories (lreland)----Petitio =from - Ulrk, in 'favour—to lie on
the table. Western Ship Canal—Petitions from Stogursey,
and Lyng Durston and Stoke St. Gregory, in favour—to lie
on the table.
aE}oNnEn Co n x—Petitiori from Alloa (Clackmannan), to allow
Grain imported
.previous to 1822 to be entered for Home
~.Consuiription—to lie on the table.
P a— Petition from Wigan, for a-protecting duty—to lie

- on the table.
k-70 Nta ITaTIOrr LAwi—Eight Petitions, against—referred to

the Select Comniittee. • •
CORN LAws—Sfit Petitions against any alteration therein—

to lie, on the table.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS—Two Petitions, against—to lie

on the table;
ACT or GRACE [A. D. 1696, c. 32, Scottish Parliament]
. read—aill to amend ordered.
.o.r..AurEs TO J Imam, &c. (Scotland)—Committee on grant-
ing Salaries to two additional Judges of the .Tury Court, and
. inaking.ccimpensation to Clerks of Court, or others, in.con-
sequence of the Judicature (Scotland)-Bill, on Monday next.
PosTAGx—Columbia, and Liverpool and Ireland,Bills read
a first time, to be read a second tuna on Tuesday next, and

. to be printed.
EXCISE A crs—The following Resolutions reported and agreed

to, and Bill ordered : * .
" I. That the Duties of Excise on Sweets or made Wines
made in Great Britain for sale, granted by an Act made in the
43d year of his late Majesty, and which, by an Act made in
the- sth year of his present Alajesty, were continued until the
sth day of July, 1825, shall be further continued until the sth
-day of -January, 1826.
' " 2. That the several Duties of Excise payable in Great
Britain and Ireland respectively on Sweets or made Wines,
*blem Mead or Metheglm, and upon Vinegar; and also all
-Duties of Excise payable in Great Britain on Cyder and Perry;
and the regulations in the several Acts in force in Ireland, for
the collection of the Duties on Sweets or made Wines, Mead
4ar Metheglin. and Vinegar, shall cease and determine from and
after the sth day of January, 1826.
" 3. That there be paid for and upon every 100 gallons, im-
rerial standard gallon measure, of liquor, which shall be made
111 any part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire-
land for sale, by infusiori,- fermentation, or otherwise, from
fruit or Sugar, or from Fruit and Sugar mixed with any other
(%nl-tredients or materials whatsoever, commonly called Sweets
ittnlioade Wines, to be paid by the maker thereof, the sum of
s.
_4. That there be paid for every 100 gallons, imperial
be gallon measure, of Metheglin or Mead, .which shall
e made In any part of the United liingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland for sale, to be paid by the maker thereof, the sum
__,
21.- 10s.
` .5. T hat there be paid fOi and upon every 100 gallons, im-
pei."breediw4istandara gallon measure, of Vinegar or Acetons Acid,
or made in any part of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain and Ireland for sale, to be paid by the maker thereof,
the sum of l6' Bd.; and that a Drawback of-the whole of such
Duty
shall be allowed on exportation to foreign paris.
"11. That there be paid for and upon every 100 gallons, im-
perial standard 'gallon measure, of Cyder and Perry made in
any part of the United Kingdoin of Great Britain and Ireland
lor sale, to be paid by the first buyer or maker' thereof, such
'buyer
or maker being a dealer in or retailer of Cyder or Perry,
s?r by the ,factor or agent to whom such Cyder or Perry shall
be tent or conveyed to be sold or disposed of, the sum of
11. Os. 10t1:"

CUSTOMS ACTS—The following Resolutions reported and
agreed to, and Bill ordered :-
1. That in consequence of the provisions of an Act of the
last Session of Parliament, for establishing uniformity of
Weights and Measures, the Duties of Customs and Excise be
;varied in proportion to the alterations in Measures directed by
*the said Act.
" 2. That it, is expedient that the Bounties now payable on
the exportation of Refined Sugar from any part of the United
Zingdom be further continued.
• 4" 3. That the Duties on Spirits, Aqua Vitae, or Strong
Waters, imported into Great Britain, granted by two Acts of
the 43d and 47th years of his late Majesty, and which by an
Act of the .sth year of his present Majesty were continued until
the sth day of ,July, 1325, shall be further continued."

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS D.Y.
•1. Mr. Maberly—Repeal of the Duties on Beer.
?• Mr. John Peter Grant—Bill to alter and amend the Law
of Scotland regarding wrongous imprisonment, and the
delay of trials.
_• Mr. Martin (of Galway)—Bill to extend the provisions of
• Act [3 Geo._4, c. 71], to prevent the cruel and improper

treatment of Cattle.
44 Mr. Plunkett—Bill for the amendment of the Laws with
respect to Special Juries and Trial in Ireland.
4. Mr. John Smith—Address for Copy of CorreSpondence be-
tween the Lord Lieutenant of the West Riding of the
, . County of York and certain Magistrates of that County,
tespecting the treatment of Prisoners in Bradford Gaol.
Mr. Hohhouse—Select Committee to consider of the Work-
t int; Hours of Children in Cotton Factories.
$ :Mr. Monck—Bill to prohibit, in certain cases, the payment
of any part or portion of the wages of Labourers out of
the Poor Rates.
'•The Lord Advocate of Scotland—Bill to restrict the punish-
ment of Leasing-making and Sedition in Scotland.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
▪ guarantine Laws Bill—Committee..
•Bankers (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of Report.
East India Judges Bill—Further consideration of Report.
4.
Chancery Court (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
Exchequer Court (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
41• Apothecaries Bill—Committee.
.
pissenters' Marriages Bill—Third reading.
Thrown Silk Act Repeal Bill—Second leading.
Exchequer Bill (Public Works, Ireland) Bill—Report.
pielsea Pensioners Bill—Third reading.
•• Isle of Alan Acts—Com mittee thereupon.