The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-04 00:00:00

SNTA RY PROCEEDINGS.

not.:ss or 001(1‘ozg.
Lung,3° die Mai, $Q 4.
Cometrorties—London and .Westminster Oil Gas—Petit'ons
from Coverack an-d:Cagwick. and Mousehole, in favour, to
lie en the table. Phoenix GA3 Light—Petition from Green-
wich, in favour, to lie on the tab!--. Australian—Bill read
• a second time, and committed: British Annuity, Alliance
British and Foreign Life and Fire Assurance, St. Patriek
Assurance, and BritiTh Gas Light,—Petitions for leave to
present Petitions for Bills, referred to Committews. Wee;
India—Bill read a first time.
Doces—South London—Petitions of London Dock and Grand
Grand Surrey Canal Companies, against, to lie on the table ;
Bill read a eecond time, and committed. St.. Ka lserint's—
Two Petitions; againet, to lie on the table ; and Four, ditto,
referred to the Committee on the Bill.
Roane—Cheltenham—Two Petitions, against, referred to the
Committee on the Bill. Glasgow and Portpetrick, and Bur-
row Bridge—mile read a Strom] time, and committed. Com-
mercial—Petition of the Imperial Gas Light and Coke Corn-
ton and Horwieh—Bill read a first time. Haw Bridge—Pe-
Petty, against, referretition of John Blagdon, jun. of Chelt,tnhain, against, referred
d to the Committee on the Bill. 801.
to the Committee on the Bill. Teddingtoo and Evesham_
Petition of Trustees of Stratford-upon-Avon Road, against,
referred to the Committee on the Bill.
GAS lilllHT—BirrninKharn
PAVING---001(lerl-qtlare
DERTS—Tharnei Navigation, Coal Ex-
change, and Biackfriar's Bridge
CRAM/3)ER OF COMMERCE—Newry
Bc.xx —Equitable Loan llaxnourt—Ssndwich
Bills read a first time.
Trrnes ComPosiTiox (Act Amend_
mint) Bills reed all time,
and committed.
IVRit.•fen OuTrat.t. DRAINAGE
RAILIV•YS—Te-eat and Weardale—Three Petitions, in favour,
and Two, against, eo lie on the table; Report of the Com-
mittee on Petition that Standing Orders had not been com-
plied with re-committed.
TIT/tart L—Thamea—Pctition of free Watennen of Wapping
Dock Stairs, against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.,
CANAL—Bristol and Taunton—Two Petitions, against, re-
ferred to the Committee on the ROL
Wax x n wo axe—Cheltenham—Petition from Chariton King's,
against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
lifPßOVEMEXT—Paddington—Petition of Sir F. T. Mors-
head, Bart., against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
litprs Axr. SKINS BILL—Ten Petitions, against, and Thirty,
in favour, to lie on the table. Bill read a second time, clad
committed.
Co UNTT COURTS BILL—Four PetiLions, in favour, and One,
against, to lie on the table.
RoMAX CATHOLIC MARRIAGE—Petion of the Archdeacon,
&c. of Merioneth, against, to lie on the table.
Brett DuTixe BlT.l.—Petitions from Brewers, tte. of Rich-
mond (York), Nantwich, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and Sher-
• borne (Dorset), against, to lie on the table.
ALic its:n Btx it—Petition from Bury, Lancashire, against
any alteration of the existing Laws relative to the sale
thereof; to lie on the table.
SALT DI/TlES—Petitions from Chester, Dean, ll:min:ton,
Maryport and Allonby, Workington, and Keswick, for the
entire repeal thereof, to lie on the table.
SALMOY. FISHERY—Petition from Dundee, for the regulation
thereof, referred to the Select Committee on Salmon Fishe-
_,__

Petitions for 'et re to
present Petitions
for Bills Termed
to Committees.

rtes.
140T•XIXS BLlC—Petition for repeal of "the Ditties on Li-
sauces, to act as Notaries Public, from Stirling, to lit on the
table.
Fts►traixs (Ireland)—Petition from Clogher and Drogheda,
for a continuance of the Bounties.
Wool.—Petition from Pea, Brede, and other places in Sussex
and Kent, in favour of the exportation of British Wool, to
lie on the table.

FAILMAIOY9—Petition of Lodge (late N 0.842) Kilkenny,
complaining of Act of last Session, which prohibits the meet-
ings of certain Socinies to lie on the table.
Wattittousr.r) 147ttEaT—Itill read a first time, to be read
a2d time this day. Petition from Limerick, against, to lie
on the table.

COMBINATION Or WOBEMMIN LATril—Petitions from New-
castle-upon-Tyne, Bradford, and Leeds, against, referred
to the iciest Cotuntittee on Artizans and Machinery; and
front George, to lie on the table.
EQUITABLE LOAN SOClETY—Dublin—Petition of Pawn-
brokers, &C. at.tainst, toll, on the table.
CATlSNDltAt—D.9,7—Petition of the Irish Society of London,
agnirmt, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
HOUSE AND WINDOW Tax—Petitions from Cripplegate
Within, for the repeil thereof, to lie on the table.
GAME 14•WS A mr.armizsT—Petition from Gloucester,
against, to lie on the table.
LAW MERCHANT AMENDMt:NT—BiII read a first time, to
be read a second tit on Monday next, and to be printed.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Leader Msberley—Motion regarding the employment
of population of Ireland.
2. Mr. Komp_Bill to authorise the establishment of a Re-
uister Office concentratintr the Registers of Baptisms,
Marriages. and Purisht, in England.
3. Sir George Ifill—Bill to continue Act for Transfer of Stock
between t;reut ahA Ireland.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THII DAY.
1. liazleborougb 1%.?n (Northampton) Inclosure Bill—
St-r.on d It ead ing. •
of jltrors
2. QuiTification .Bill—Further Consideration of
Report.
3. Clergy Residence (Wend; Bill—Further consideration of
Repor'.
4. Plymouth Victualllne' Office Bill—Second Reading.
5. Savim; Flanks Acts—Ccoomittee thereupon.
6. County Courts Bill (Compensation to Officers a Coatis at
Justic.,_R.port thereupon.
7. Dividends Transfer Bill—Secnad Reading.
11. Passage Vessels Regulation Bill—Second Reading.
9. Glass and Sweets' Bill —Second Reading.
If). Bovs in Ireland Bill—Second Reading.
11. British Museum Bill—Third Reeding.
12. Customs moat< and Linens) Bill—Report.
13. Rum Duties Bill—Third !ipso,.
14. Sulzar Bounties Beadiniz.
15. Exchequer Bill< ( Public NVorks) Bill—Third !bolding.
18. County Courts Bill—Further consideration of Report.
17. Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill—Further consideration
of Report.
18. Roman Catholic, Marriages Bill—Cecond Reading.
19. County Gaols Rill—Further consideration of Report.
90. Militia Pay Bill—Third Reading.
21. Juries l`cotland)
112. County Courts Bill (Compensation to Officers of the County
of Lancaster—Committee thereupon.
23. Warehoused Wheat Bill—Second Reading

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Friday, May 7.
Mr. Martin (of (IRlwayl—To increase of Salaries annexed
to the Great Officers of Sate, and to high Judicial situa-
tions in the Country.

Wednesday, May 12.
Mr. Hume—Return of Commitment& byMagistratea.

Monday. May 17
Mr. Afartin (of Galway),—Rill to regulate the proceeding
by Outlawry, and the issuing of Writs of Cop;a:
turn, and subsequent proceeding by Custodial,' thereon,
in Ireland.

Thursday. May 13.
The Lord Advocate of ScOtland--To refer to a Select Com-
mittee the Ninth Report of Commissioners of Courts of
Justice in Scotland, relative to the Office of Justice of the
Peace in Scotland.
Thursday, May 27.
Mr. Brougham—Proceedings against Mr. John Smith, late
Missionary at Demerara.
Tuesday, June 1.
Sir Matthew Ridley—The •expediency of a revision and conso-
lidation of the Statutes.

WENT 'INDEA DOCKS.

D,ELIVERIES far the WEEK, snd SiTOCK ON I!AND,
f•r the Week ending the let of Ma

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ed
• Girl- -"i>0114- 6H2r
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11.11a4 2,792 .
Sot &10. - 11,995
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106 - 930
aural ;1' 413C4C01a6 ••• 100 2414; 24,209
t dhde _ . 2 7 is7a
coffer( thuds&Ed Tierces 127 412 9,018
I Barrels and Bags 72 2,806 17,72
Cotton I ihleB And Baits it/ - 174
1 Pockets avAliirrans - .
.. 71
Wine j Butts and ?ipe 17 11 1;406.
t 114d41 and .4 Casks 34 i 914
Piusanto ("s" ' - - 8 11.3
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47 313 6,134
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t.Bagi . - 1 . - 1,346
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Cluots of Siqpa

8,704

Caziz.A, of Moiames

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