The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-01 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

110CSE OF 'CONIMONT.

Mer•curii, 31" die Mudd, 1324.

FPEAXEII reported the Royal Assent—to Slave Trade Pi-
racy Bill, Recovery of Penalties Bill, Kingston-upon-Hull
Poor Bill, Ambleside and Kendal, Appleby and Kendal,
Shipley, and Arundel Roads Bills, and Sneleton (Derby),
and Camerton (Cumberland) Inclosures Bills.
ROAOS—Glossop and Marnle reported, to be
in-
grossed. Durham and Tyne Bridge—Report on Petition for
acklitional.provision read ; Instruction to Committee on the
Dill to make provision accordingly. Teddington aad Eve-
shim—Bill read a second time, and- eommitted. •
osu —Wenden lofts and Elm-
lion (Essex) Bills read a third
.LEITH TRINITY HOUSE time, and passed.
lI4PRO V KMEN T—Kei2;hley
acci.-,Ayr I.Bills reported, to be in-
LAWCataTtn JUDGES LODGINGS I grossed.
Csvacx—:.Harwich—Bill read a 2d time, and committed.
.teiurrAuLE LoAN 1)t s'err [moat—Petition for Bill re-
ferred to a CoanniAee.
COIMAN v Patriotic Assurance (Ireland)—Petition for leave
present a Petition for a Bill reported, and leave given.
•PliocToks' CoaTs—Bill read a first time ; to be read a se-
gond time on Friday next, and to be printed.
-HIDEs ANT) SKINS REGULATION BlLT.—Petitions of Tan-
ners, &c. of North Shields, Gateshead, and Barnardcastle,
against, to lie on the table; and from Canterbury, against,
referred to the Committee on the Bill.
'PUBLlCANs—Petitions of Licensed Innkeepers and Victuallers
of Salford and Pendleton, Diss, Carlford, Colneis, Canter-
bury, and Bermondsey, for the repeal of the increased Duties
on Licences; to lie on the table.
GAME LAWS A atE2enatE NT—Petitions from Southampton
and Surrey, against, to lie on the table.
NOTARIEs Punt, lc —Petition for repeal of the Duties or. Li-
cences,' from Selkirk ; to lie on the table.
FittEmasorrs—Petition of Freemasons of Belfast, complain-
ing of Act of last Session, which prohibits the meetings of
certain Societies ; to lie on the table.
DOEK—SL Katherine's—Petitions of Owners and Occupiers of
Houses, &c. in St. Botolph and St. Katherine's, and of Mer-
chants, &c. connected with the Trade of London, in favour;
to lie on the table.
OF WORKMEN LAWS—Petition of Ship Car-
penters of Sunderland, against, to lie on the table ; Petitions
cf Tradesmen of Dublin, Journeymen Brass-founders, &c.
•of London, and Shoemakers of Greenock, against, referred
to the Select Committee on Artizans and Machinery.
UILURY LAWS REPEAL—Petition of Chamber of Commerce of
Dnblin, in favour, to lie on the table.
Com. TRADE—Dublin—Petition of Merchants, &c. of Dub-
lin, against, to lie on the table.
HOUSE AND WINDOW DUTlES—Petitions from Woolwich,

and Sheffield, for the repeal thereof, to lie on the table.
ToLi.s—Dublin—Petition of Chamber of Commerce, Dublin,
against, to lie on the table.

13.00 K SALT—Petition of J. Pestle, Esq. against the Duties
thereon, to lie on the table.

,FORMGN YARN—Petition of Linen Manufacturers, &c. of
Dublin, for a Duty on the Importation of Foreign Yarn, to
lie on the table.

VE STAY —Southwark (St. John's)—Petitions of Vestrymen
and Parishioners, in favour, to lie on the table ; and of Yes-
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trymen, against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
ALE ♦ND BEER—Petition from Stockport, against any alte-
ration of the existing Laws relative to the sale thereof; to
lie on the table.
LINEN BOUN Tr Es—Petition from Tipperary, against the re-
peal, to lie on the table, and to be printed.
`COAL DlTTlES—Petitions against the Duties on Coals, from
Wisbeach, to lie on the table.
MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS—That they have agreed to
Penitentiary Convicts Bill, Sandon and Bullock Smithy,
-,and Span Smithy Roads Bills, without amendment ; and to
Stow Hundred Poor Bill, and Plymouth Embankment Bill,
with amendments.

LAW STAMP DUTIES ACT—The following Resolution re-
ported and agreed to, and Bill ordered to be brought in :
Resolved—" That the several and respective Duties on Law
Proceedings in England, Scotland, and Ireland, hereinafter
particularly mentioned, shall cease and determine, and be no
longer payable ; that is to say,
1. Proceedings in the High Court of Admiralty and in the
Courts of the Cinque-ports, exercising Admiralty Jurisdic-
tion, the High Court of Appeals in Prize-causes, and the
Ifigt Court of Delegates in Admiralty matters in England.
Duty.

.Affidavit—to be filed, read, or used, in any suit in any
of the said Courts - - £0 5 0
•Atlegation—in an•,, of the said Courts - 0 13 0
Answer.—in any of the said Courts - 0 5 0
' Appeal—from any definitive sentence or final decree,
, or from any interlocutory decree or order of any
of the said Courts, or from the Court of Vice-Ad-
- miralty when interposed before a Notary-public in
England - - - 15 0 0
Attachment—issuing out of any of the said Courts 110 0
.Bail Bond or Recognizance—taken in any Suit, in
any of the said Courts, or by Commission from the
. same - - - 1 0 0
Citation--issuing out of any of the said Courts 1 0 0
-Commission—issuing out of any of the said Courts in
any suit - - - 0 5
Copy (i. e. Office Copy)--of any Affidavit filed, read,
ur used, in any of the said Courts - 0 5
Copy (i. e. Office Copy)—of any Citation, Monition,
or Warrant, issued out of any of the said Courts 0 5
Copy (i. e. Office Copy)—of any Libel, Allegation,
Answer, Interrogatories, Depositions, or Inventory,
filed .or exhibited in any of the said Courts 0 5
Copy (i. e. Office Copy)—of any interlocutory Decree
or order, or of any definitive Sentence, or final De-
cree, made in any of the said Courts - 0 5
Decree or Order Interlocutory—made in any of the
said Courts - • - -
Depositions—taken in any of the said Courts, or by
Commission from the same - _ 0 5
In.; thition —issuing out of any of the said Courts 1 0
- Interrogatories—filed or exhibited in any of the said
Courts - - - 0 5
: Inventory—filed or exhibited in any Suit, in any of
the said Courts - 0 5
Libel--filed or exhibited in any of the said Courts 0 t
Monition—issuing out of the said Courts 1 0
. Relaxation—of any Attachment or Inhibition issued
gut of any of the said Courts - 1 10
: Sentence—definitive or final Decree of any of the said
. Courts - - - 110
. Warrant—issuing out of any of the said Courts 0 15
. Warrant, Mandate, or Authority—given to any Proc-
tor to commence, carry on, or defend, any Action,
.Suit or Prosecution, in any of the said Courts, for
the memorandum or minute thereof, to be entered or
filed of Record - - 0 5 0
• 11. Proceedings in the Ecclesiastical Courts, and in the High
Court of Delegates in Ecclesiastical Matters in England.
• Affidavit—to he filed, read, or used, in any Suit in any
of the said Courts - - 0 5
Allegation—in any of the said Courts - 0 5
. Answer—in any of the said Courts - 0 5
Appeal—from any definitive Sentence, or final Decree,
ur from any interlocutory Decree, or Order .of the
Court of Arches, or the Prerogative Court of Canter-
bury or York - - - 15 0
. Citation-e-issuing out of any of the said Courts 0 5
Commission—issuing out of any of the said Courts in
. any Suit - ' -
. Copy (i. e. Office Copy)—of any Affidavit filed, read,
or used; in any of the said Courts - 0 5
Copy (i. e. Office Copy)--cf any Citation, or Moni-
twn, issued out of any of the said Courts 0 5
Copy (L e. Office Copy)--of any Libel, Allegation,
Answer, Interrogatories, Depositions, or Inventory,
filed, or exhibite.l in any of the said Courts 0 5
'COPT (I. e. Office Copy)—of any Interlocutory Decree
or Order, or of any definitive Sentence, or final De-
cree, of any of the said Courts - 0 5
Decree--finel or definitive Sentence, in any of the said
Courts - - -
Depositions—taken in any of the said Courts, or by 0 5
Commission from the same - - 0 5
, -Inhibition—issuing out of any of the said Courts 0, 5
Interrogatories—filed, or exhibited, in any of the said
Courts
0 6
Inventory—filed or exhibited in any Suit in any of the
said Courts -
0 6 0
Libel—filed or exhibited in any of the said Courts 05 0
.Monition—issuing out of any of the said Courts 05 0
Sentence—definitive or final Decree of any of the said
Courts - .. - V, 0 5 0
vaarant—Mandate or Authority given to any Proc-
tor, to commence, carry on, or defend any Stiit or
Prosecution in any of the said Courts, for the Me- '
snoranduin or Minutes thereof, to be entered or filed
of Record - - - .0 5 0

1 0

0 5