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London, England, 1825-06-20 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT.

80-USE OF COMMONS, SATURDAY. 3171 it 18.
Tbs. House met to-day in order to forward the business of
•Mc t3ission, by passing several Bills through their remaining
etaget, and on which no discussion was expected to arise.

F.MIGUATION•
Ms. SPRING RICE begged to put a question to the Hon.
Secretary for the Colonial 'Department, upon the subject of '
grant for defraying the expenditure of emigration front Ire-
...ad to the Colonies. Ile did not mean to throw any diffi-
e;itv in the way of executing the grant now in force ; all he
f?ived to know was, when the Government meant to institute
Paiiiamentary inquiry into the efficacy of that grant? It was
toe late to expect any inquiry to be made in the present Ses-
riot; ; but he was anxious to know if Government meant to in.
vtitutc it early in the ensuing Session of Parliament ?
WILMOT HORTON begged to assure the Honour.
able Gentleman, that the inquiry to which he alluded would
hare teen instituted this year. if there were any. prospect of
. Parliament's being able to make any progress in it ; but ter.
'u.iniy it would be recommended early in the ensuing Session.
(n the motion of Mr. HERRIES, the Excise Licence Bill,
-Ike. Bubble Act Amendment Bill, and the Buckingham House
were severally read a third time, and passed.
Ttst Report of the West Indian Clergy's Bill was received
2/3i, agreed to.
he Report of the Customs Consolidation Act was brought
up. and a Bill ordered to be prepared in pursuance of the same.
Tie Irish Bank Tokens' Bill was committed. The Report
on Monday.
The report of the Writs of Error Compensation Bill was re-
ceived, and ordered to be taken into further consideration on
. Aonday next.
• The Plate Duties Transfer Bill was read a second time, and
sr.lere.r.l to he committed on Monday next.
On the motion of Mr. S. R ICE, the Irish Foundling IlOspi-
.tal Bill was nail a s tont' time.
Air. 1:01:LBURN expressed a wish to have a clause intro-
thy•ed, for the purpose of preventing an undue expence from
being, by the operation of this Bill, cast on the Dublin Found-
ling Hospital.
Mr. S. RICE declared his assent to such a clause. His desire
Also was to limit the duration of this Bill to two years, before
which time he hoped to see an entire abolition of the barbarous
hws relating to foundlings in Ireland, and that a proper main-
tenance for such children should he secured, in a better and
-rnore rational manner.—The Bill was ordered to be committed
•n Monday next.
Air. S. RICE, in the absence of an lion. and Learned Friend
(Mr. Denman), begged to move for a copy of a letter written
t' Mr. James, the solicitor of Mr. Clement, which letter would
be found upon the files of the Court of King's Bench, in the
case of Mr. Kenrick, in one of the affidavits in the cause. The
motion was agreed to.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
House adjourned.

LIST OF THE MINORITY
Against the Grant of 5,0410/. per annum to the Judges.—
June 17.
Abercromby,lln.J. Hondas, Hon. 'l'. Palmer, C. F.
Allan, J. H. Bbrington, Visct. Parnell, Sir H.
Baillie, Col. J. Farrand, R. Robarts, A. W.
Baring, A. Grant, J. P. Robarts, G. J.
Barnard, Viscount Grattan, J. Robinson, Sir G.
Bernal, R. Gordon, It. Russell, Lord J.
Brougham, Henry Hamilton, Lord A. Sefton, Earl of
Burdett, Sir F. Hughes' W. b. Taylor, M. A.
Calcraft, J. Hume, J. Vivian, Sir R.
Calvert, C. Knight, Robert Warn, J. A.
Calvert, N. Lloyd, Sir E. Wharton, J.
Clialoner, R. Moberly, J. Whitbread, S. C.
Colborne, N. R. Moberly, W. 1.. Williams, J.
D .nison, W. J. Newman, R. W. TELLERB•
Dznman, Thomas Phillips. G. sen. Hobhouse, J. C.
D,:ncannon, Visct. Prittie, Hon. F. Monck, J. B.
Mr. Lambton did not vote against the grant to the Duke of
('timberland; the name of Mr. Lambton was, by mistake,
printe 1 instead of Mr. Lamb
.Sir William Guises nane was inserted by mistake in the
Lg of the minority on Mr. Hume . motion relative to the Irish
1 hitreh Establishment.
:',lr. Dickinson's name was inserted by mistake in the list of
till majority on the Third Reading of the Duke of Cumber-
. laad's Bill.

PA ILLIAM EN ARV PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Sabbati, lS' tiie Junii, 1825.

-ESTATES—ltethlem Ilospiral—Bill read a first time. David-.
read a third time, and pawed.
BtlitMLIE ACT AMENDMENT / Bills read a third time,
RUCKIN:IIIAM HOUSE and passed.
Licrxcrs
'PLATE DUTIES TRANSFER Bills read a second time.
-.l',otiltur.rNus (Ireland)
Wros STREETS (Dublin)—Bill read a first time.

-I,IOTICES of AIOTIONS, .and ORDERS of the DAY,
which now stand on the ORDER-BOOK of the HOUSE
of COMMONS, for the PRESENT NVEEIC
Monday, Mar 20. •
DUDE-124 or THE DAT.
1. Assessors at Elections Bill—Second reading.
Shooting and Stabbing (Scotland) Bill—Third reading.
3. Partnership Sl)Cietie. (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
4. filass Duties Bill—Further-consideration of Report.
fr Distillery Itill—Thin;reading.
G. Customs 3lanagement Bill—Third reading.
lini,•ersities Police Bill—Report.
B. Skirpini of Grants Bill—Report.
9. Apothecaries
id. Customs Bounties Bill—Further consideration of Report.
li. Passage Vessels Regulation Bill—Third reading.
.11. Writs of Errar Bill—Committee.
3. Public Roads (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
i. llorses Slaughtering Bill—Further consideration of Report.
IS. courts of Justice Offices Bill—Third reading.
4maggling Prevention Bill—Report.
T. House of Commons Taxation of Costs Bill—Committee.
:iupply—Committee.
I'). Edinburgh Bonds Bill—Committee.
N. Customs Temporary Duties Bill—Committee.
-N. Newspapers Bill—Second reading.
ttt. Moore's Divorce Bill—Committee: Counsel and Wiggins/mi.
24. West Indies Clergy Bill—Third reading.
tti. Church Lands Exchange Bill—Report.
Ilank Tokens (Ireland) Bill—Report.
i. •Plate Duties Transfer Bill—Committee.
37. Foundlings ( rreland) Bill—Committee.
241. Ifolylind Roads Bill—Further consideration of Report.
-It). Wide Streets (Dublin) Bill—Second reading.

NOTICES OF SIOTIONS.
1. Lord Nugent—To present Petitions from Banbury and
West Looe, relating to the right of Election.
0. kir. Martin (of (ialwav)—Select Committee, to inquire whe-
ther the practice of Bear-baiting, and other cruel sports,
-.has a mischleyous effect on the morals of the people.
Tuesday, une 21.
NOTICES OF DIOTIONS. _

-3. Mr. Maxwell (of Itenfrewshire).-To present Petition from
the Weavers of the West of Scotland against the re-enact-
ment of the Combination Laws.
!!. Mr. Brougham—To refer to a Select Committee the Peti-
tion of Bishop Hornet, complaining of the conduct of the
Governor of the Cape of Good Hope.
S. Mr. Hume—Account of Half-pay of the Army 1822, 18i3,
and 1324 :—Also, List of Promotions in the Army for the
utile period.
4. Mr. Charles Grant—Education (Scotland).
ORDERS OF THE DAT.
I. £pring Guns Bill—Second reading.
2. Gardens Protection Bill—Second reading.
S. Cruel Treatment of Cattle Bill—Second leading.
4. Colonies Trade Bill—Further consideration of Report.
jk. Goods Warehousing Bill—Third reading.
8. Isle of Man Trade 11111—Third reading.
7. Pilotage Bill—Third reading.
11. Linen Trade (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of Re-
port.
9. idacer Forest Bill—Third reading.
Wednesday, June 22.
ORDERS OF THE DAT.
1. Hut India Judges Bill—Third Reading.
2: Customs Laws Repeal Bill—Third :eading.
3. Registry of Ships Bill—Third reading.
'4. Navigation Laws Bill—Third reading.
b. Customs Regulation Bill—Third reading.
Thursday, June 23.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Foweil Buxton.—Motion on the-Papers relating to Mr.
istrewsbury, the late Missionary at Barbadoes.
ORDERS OF THE DAT.
1. indictments Removal Bill—Committee.
2.' Combination of Workmen Bill—Second reading.
PRIVATE BILL.
Second Reading for This Day.
General Steam Navigation.

From the LONDON GAZETTE, June 18.

NEW COINAGE.

At the Court of Carlton-house, the 14th of June, 1825—Pre-
sent, the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council.
'Whereas there was this day read at the Board a representa-
tion from the Right Hon.-Thomas Wallace; Master ot his Ma-
jesty's Mint, dated the 29th of April last, in the words follow-
ing, viz.—
" In pursuance of your Majesty's gracious commands, that
dies for your Majesty's coinage should be prepared according
to the model of a new effigacy of your Majesty which I had
the honour to submit for your Majesty's approbation, and also
that new reverses should be prepared for the gold arid silver
coinages, 1 humbly ber, leave to lay before your Majesty the
annexed designs intended to be struck upon the several species,
forming the whole series of your Majesty's gold and silver
monies, nal ely
Ist. The 51. gold piece having for the obverse impression
the atbresaiti effigy of your Majesty, with the inscription
Georgius IV. Dei Gratis,' and the date of the year; and for
the reverse, the ensigns armorial of the United Kingdom con-
tained in a shield mantled, surmounted by a Royal crown,
with the inscription' Britanniarmn Hex Fid. Def. and upon
the rim of the piece the words ' Decus et- Tut:mien' and the
year of the reign.
" 2d. The double sovereign, or 40s. gold piece.having for its
obverse impression the aforesaid effigy, inscription, and date ;
and for the reverse, the ensigns armorial as described for the
51. piece, with the same inscription and words on the rim.
" 3d. The sovereign., or 20s. gold piece, having for the ob-
serve impression the aforesaid effigy. inscription, and date;
anti for the reverse, the ensigns armorial of the United King-
dom contained in a shield plain, surmouted by the Royal crown,
with the inscription Georgius•l V. Dei Gratin.' and a grain-
ing upon the riru.
" 4th. The half sovereign, or 10s. gold piece, having for the
obverse impression the aforesaid cfrigy, inscription, and date;
and for the reverse, the ensigns armorial as described for the
sovereign, with the same inscription,and a graining upon the
rim.
" sth. The crown, or ss. silver piece. having for the observe
impression the aforesaid effigy, inscription, and date ; and for
the reverse, the ensigns armorial of the United Kingdom con-
tained in a shield, surmounted by the Royal crown and helmet,
with its windings, anti the motto Dieu et Mon Droit,' in a
scroll beneath. with the inscription Britanniartim Rex Fid.
Def.' and the words on the rim Decus et Tutanien,' and the
year of the reign.
" 6th. The half crown, or 2s. 6d. silver piece, having for the
obverse impression the aforesaid effigy, inscription, and date ;
and for the reverse, the ensigns armorial 'as described for the
crown, with the inscription, and a graining upon the rim.
" 7th. The shilling, or 12,1. silver piece, having for the ob-
verse impression the aforesaid effigy, inscription, anti date ;
and for the reverse, the emblems of the United Kingdom,
namely, the rose, thistle, and shamrock, surmounted by the
Royal crest, with the inscription "Britanniarum Rex, Fid. Def.'
and a graining upon the rim.
" Bth. The half shilling, or 6d. silver piece, having for the
obverse impression the aforesaid effigy, inscription, and date;
and for the reverse, the ensigns -armorial as described for tire
shilling, with the same inscription, and graining upon the rim.
" Should it please your Majesty to approve of the said im-
pressions to be struck upon his Majesty's coins herein respec-
tively described, I humbly request your Majesty will be fra-
ciously pleased to signify your Majesty's orders thereon, that
tire coinage may be forthwith proceeded upon."
His Majesty, having taken the said representation into con-
sideration, was pleased, by and with the advice of his Privy
Council, to approve of the said designs which are hereunto an-
nexed. Anti the Right lion. the Lords Commissioners of his
Majesty's Treasury are to give the necessary directions herein
accordingly.

JAMES BULLEIt.

Whitehall, June 18, 1G25.

The King has been pleased to order a conge d'elire to the
Precenter and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of St. David's,
empowering them to elect a Bishop of that see, the same being
void by the translation of the Right Rev. Father in God,
Thomas late Bishop thereof to the see of Salisbury ; and His
Majesty has also been pleased to recommend to the said Pre-
centor and Chapter, Dr. John Banks Jenkinson, to he by them
elected Bishop of the said see of St. David's.
The King has been pleased to grant unto the Rev. Charles
Richard Sumner, Clerk, Alaster of Arts, the place and dignity
of a Canon or Prebendary of the Metropolitan Church of
Canterbury, void by the cession of the lion. and Rev. Hugh
Percy.
The King has been pleased to grant unto the Rev. Thomas
Gaisford, M.A., Professor of Greek in the University of Ox-
ford, the place and dignity of a Canon or Prebendary of the
'Cathedral Church of Worcester, void by the resignation of the
Rev. Charles Richard Sumner.