The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-20 00:00:00

PARMA AIENTARY PROCEEDINGS•

ITO USE OF COMMONe.
Veneris, 19" die Ma.rtii, i Sc 24. aX'
PORT OF Lomnox—Accounts presented—Amports an ,
ports ; Ships and Vessels ; Goods warehoused ; Frontage 04
Legal Quays ; Vessels moored ; Arrivals and Departure:.`
Steam Vessels • Depth of Water off St. Catherine's, antler
gal Quays ; Vessels which can with safety discharge ; Pbe
treme Tonnage of Ships;—to lie on the table, and to
printed.
ROADS—Bluemantle Hall, Buckingham and Towcester,
govt Street, and Teddington and Evesham—Bills orde u.
to be brought in. Porthdinllaen, Colne, Harwell, and Pat
trington—Bills read a first time. Wilmslow Bridge, Carnj
bridge and Ely, and Scartho—Bills read a second time, an
committed.
COMPANIES—PortabIe Gas—Bill ordered to he brought in"
London and IVestminster Oil Gas—Petition for leave to 13. r;
sent a Petition for Bill reported, and leave given; Pain°
fbr Bill referred to a Committee.
CH CH—Oldham:—Bill read a second time, and commitiej.
Barnsley—Bill read a third time, and passed.
PAVlNG—Lancaster
IxcLosußE—Swanland (York)
HARBOUR—Brenogue
GAS LlGHT—Edinburgh
COAL TRADE—Dublin, and Sunderland
IIIAnEET-11Iaidstone
CANAL—Lancaster IBMs ordered to 1/1
Trr nEs--Cockerham, and Lancaster j brought in.
P IMROVEMENT—EYeShain
POLlCE—Bathgate—Bill read a second time, and committed.
Poo a.-41u11—Bill read a third time, and passed.
NAVlGATlON—Medway,—lleport on Petition for additional
provision to lie on the table.
CHAPEL—Maidenhead—Bill read a second time, and CO
rnitted.
RAiLWAY—Stockton and Darlington—Petition for Bill report-
ed, Report to lie on the table.
LOCAL TAXATlON—Dublin—Petition of Inhabitants of St'
Michan, Dublin, complaining therof •to be printed. •
trfa 1.1 CA xs—Petitions of Licensed Innkeepers and Victuallers
of Bridgwater, Christchurch (Spitalfields), Bristol, St. pan-
eras, Hounslow, Portsoken • and Billingsgate Wards, WI
Bath, for the repeal of the increased Duties on Licences ;
to lie on the table.
ASSESSED TAXES—Petition from. Bridgewater, for the rep e3l
thereof; to lie on the table.
HIDES AND SKINS REGULATION BlT.L—Petitions of Tar,'
ners, &c. of Lichfield, against, to lie on the table.
COMBINATION OF WORKMEN LAWS—Petitions of Journey'
men Shoemakers, &c. of Bradford, Bristol, Rochester, Port'
sea, and Saddleworth, against, referred to the Select COM'
mittee on Artizans and Machinery.
DISTILLERY Laws—Petition of Distillers of Perth, for al-
lowing the importation of Whiskey inti England, to lie en
the table.
StrAc TRADE—Petition of Retail Silk Mercers, &c. of London,.
praying that the drawback may extend to cut pieces ; of
Wholesale Dealers of Glasgow and Paisley ; anti of Mena-
facturers of London, in favour of alteration of the Duties
to lie on the table.
COUNTY COURTS BlLL—Petition of Fletcher Rigge, Uf
Northallerton, for compensation, to lie on the table.
Woor.—Petitions of Inhabitants of Wellington, against the
exportation of Long Wool unmanufactured ; to lie on the

Bills read a Ist tif►C•

FISHERIES (Ireland)—Petition from Dungarvon, for a conti-
nuance of the Bounties, to lie on the table.
FISHERIES (Scotland)—Petition from Crail, for the 'rep's'
tion of the Laws applicable to the Salmon Fisheries, to
lie on the table.
LINEN BouNTlEs—Petition from Cork, to defer the repeal.:
to lie on the table, and to be printed.
WEST INDIA PRODUCE—Petition of Merchants of Cork, for
the extension of the Revenue Inquiry Commissioners to the
Custom-house expences attending the intercourse with the
West India Colonies; to lie on the Table.
MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS—That they have agreed tb
Mutiny Bill, Marine Mutiny Bill, Four per Cents. Bill, sued
Gaol Act Amendment Bill.
JURIES (Scotland)—Bill considered in Committee ; farther
consideration of Report on April 2 ; Bill, as amended, to be
printed.
UNION DUTIES ACTS—The following Resolution reported
and agreed to, and Bill ordered to brought in :
" That the Duties on the various Goods, "Wares, and Mel'
chandise, .specified in an Act of the last Session of Parliament
for repealing the Duties on certain articles, and for providing
for the gradual discontinuance of the Duties on certain other
articles, the manufacture of Great Britain and Ireland respec-
tively, on their importation into either Country from the other,
and which are thereby continued for certain limited periods*
1, shall cease and determine, and be no longer payable."

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR MONDAY.
1. Cattle 111-treatment Bill—Further consideration of Report.
2. Judges in Wales Bill—Committee.
3. Clergy Residence (Ireland; Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
4. County Gaols Bill—Further consideration of Report..
S. Tithe Composition (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading. . •
6. Game Laws Amendment Bill—Further consideraticea of
Report.
7. Postage Rates Bill—Report.
8. Constables Act Amendment (Ireland) Bill—Second Read-
ing.
9. II ecovery of Penalties Bill—Third Reading.
10. Customs Acts—Committee thereupon.
11. Silk Trade Bill—Committee ; Counsel to be heard..
12. supply—Report.
13. Supply—Committee.
14. Ways and Means—Committee.
15. County Courts Bill—Committee.
16. Officers in Courts of Justice (Compensation for losses in
.consequence of County Courts liill)—Committee there-
upon.
17. Slave Trade Piracy Bill—Report..
18. Penitentiary Convicts Bill—Report.
19. Insolvent Debtors Bill—Committee.
20. SuVly—Report.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR MONDAY.
1. Mr. Ashhurst—Select Committee to consider the allowances
granted to Bakers by the .53d Geo. 3, c. 116, in those
places where the Assize of Bread is set.
2. Mr. Bankes—British Museum Estimates. (In Committee
of Supply.)
3. Mr. Luskin„ ton—Army Extraordinaries ; Commissariat.
(In Committee of Supply).
NOTICES GI VEN YESTERDAY.
Tuesday,,.yarch 23.
_ _

Mr. Martin (of Galway),--Bill to regulate the proceeding
by Outlawry, and subsequent proceeding by Custodiafn
thereon, in Ireland.
Thursday, April 1. _ _

Sir John Newport,"-Bill toCstalilish a Modus for the Tithe
of Flax grown in Ireland, in like manner as it is now
established by Law in Great Britain.
PRIVATE BILLS—SECOND READINGS for MONDAY.
1. Carmarthen Roads 8. Faversham Road
2. Brighton and Newhaven 9. Counter's Bridge Canal
Roads 10. Phcenix Gas
3. Bridport Roads 11. Dublin Oil Gas
4. Bideford Roads _ 112. MargateandßamegateGas

5. Kingsbridge Road 13. Ashford Improveiiient
G. Great Torrington Roads 14. Bolton Waterworks
7. Cheltenham Road 15. South Lynn Poo: