The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-09 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

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ITO USE OF COMMONS.
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Jovis, 8° die Ap:llis, 1821.
GAS LIGHTS—Dublin Oil—Bill read a third time. anal Pawed'
London and Westminster Oil—Bill read a first time; to be
read a second time on Monday.
Roans—Stafford and Sandon, Stone and S.afford, Cambridge
and Ely, Sutrtho and Louth, Trent Bridge, Faversham, and
Greenwich-13ills reported, to be ingrossed. Whiteparish
and Southampton—Re-committed Report on Petition for
additional provision read ; Instruction to Committee on the
Bill to make provision accordingly. Brighton and Newha-
ven—Petition for additional provision reported, Report to
lie on the table.
INC nos uit Es —Pamber and Inhurst (Ilants)—Bill reported,
and re-committed to former Committee. Tarrant Hinton
(Dorset)—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
latrnovENENT-31anchester—Petitian fir Bill reported, *-
port to lie on the table. Hultne—Petition of Inhabitiet
Householders, against, referred to the Committee on the Bill..
lslington—Several Petitions, against.
CATIIEDRAL—D rry—Bill ordered to be brought in.
CHAFE ns—Bright,,n—Bill reported, to be ingrossed. Maidens
head—Bill read a third time, and passed.
Poo a—South Lynn
t Bills reported, to- be ilk-
KELSO Two PENNIES SCOTS i
grossed.
PAVlNG—Ashford anti Iludlow j
Blunt; x s—Lary (Act Antendmen o—Petition from Plymouth.
against, to lie on the table. Southwark—Petition for ,Bill
reported, Report to lie on the table.
Co te PA N 1 Australian—Petition for leave to present a Pv,ti-
tion for Bill reported, and leave given ; Petition referred ta
- a Committee.
DRAINAGE OF Boos SOCIETT (Ireland)—Recommitted Be
port on Petition for Bill reported, Report to lie on the table.
Asecsscn TaxEs—Petition from Alton, for the repeal there-
of ; to lie on the table.
PAUPER LUNATics—Bill read a first time
Woos.—Petition from Market Harbourough, against exporta-•
tion of British Wool; and from Chiehenter, against redac-
tion of Duty on importation of Foreign ,Wool ; to lie on tlia
table.
COUNTY COURTS BlLL—Three Petitions from Lancashire,
against, and one from Darlington, in favour; to lie on the
table. Bill considered in Committee and reported ; farther
consideration of Report on Monday ; Bill; as amended, to be
printed.
NO TA It I Es Punuc —Several Petition for repeal of the Daties
on Licences to act as Notaries Public, to lie on the table.-
MILE-END OLD TOWN RATES—Petition front Inhabitants,
&c. against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
Dock—St. Katherine's—PetitiOn of 'l7lustees of Tower nig
and East Smithfield-street, against, referred to the Commit.
tee on the Bill.
COMBINATION OFWORXMEN Laws—Four Petitions against,
to lie on the table ; and three others, referred to the Select.
Committee on Artizans and Machinery.
SMALL DEBTS—Petition from Aberdeen, in favour of an Act;
to lie on the table.
WiNnowTAX—Petition from Leighton Buzzard, for the me
pear thereof; to lie on the table.
MESSAGE -FROAI TIIE LORDS—That they have agreed to
Board of Works (Ireland) Bill—Nnitchurch, Kingsbrieige,
Carne Abbas, and Worcester and Brornsgrove Roads Bina--
Wenden Lofts and Elmdon (Essex) Inclosure Bill—and to
Keighley Improvement Bill—without amendment ; and to
Chester and Istantwich Roads Bill—with an amendment.
PETTY SESSIONS—BiII to regulate Courts of Petty Session
in Ireland, ordered to be brought in.
MAGISTRATES 01' INVERNESS— Address for Statement " of
all Fees demanded, or claims made, by the Magisteates of
the Burgh of Inverness, or by the Town Clerk;- on the
.libe-
ration of any Prisoner from Jail, under 'the Act of Grace ,
showing the amount of each Fee or demand, the authority
by which the same is made, and the purposes to which it is
applied."
LOCAL TAXATlON—Dublin—Select Committee appointed.
BEER DUTIES ACTS—The following Resolutions reported
and agreed to, and Bill ordered to be brought in :-
1. " That the seeeril and respective Duties and Drawbacks
following shall heleaid'and allowed on Beer and Malt, and ua
Beer, Spirit, and Foreign Wine Licences, that is to say,
That fur every barrel of Beer, containing 36 gallons, of
282 cubic inches each, which shall, from and after
the 10th day of October, 1824, be brewed by any
Brewer of Beer in Great Britain for sale, after a rate
()flees than two such barrels of Beer for each and
every quarter of Malt used in such brewing, anti so
in proportion tier any less quantity of Malt, there
shall be charged, levied, and paid, an Excise
Duty of - - - - 1.1 4 0
And after a rate of two endless than than three barrels,
an Excise Duty of , - _ - • 012 0
And after a rate of three and less than four barrels, an
Excise Duty of 0 a 0
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And after a rate of four and less than five barrels, an
Excise Duty of - - - - 96 0
Anti after a rate of five and less than six barrels, an
Excise Duty of - - - . 0 4 0!
And after a rate of six and less titan seven barrels, an •
Excise Duty of - - - - 0 4 0
And after a rate of seven and less than eight barrels,
an Excise Duty of - - . - 0 3 g
And after a rate of 8 barrels or upwards, an Excise -
Duty of - - - - - 0 0 0
And so in proportion in each case for any less
quantity than one barrel of Beer.
And that for every quarter of Malt which shall, from
and after the 10th day of October, 1824; he consum-
ed or used by any Brewer of Beer in Great Britain
for sale, in brewing Beer, or which shall, be found
missing or decreased in the malt-steck of any such
Brewer, and for or in respect whereof the Duty
above-mentioned shall not be charged and paid on
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the Beer therewith or therefrom brewed, there shall
be charged, levied, and paid, an Excise Duty of 1 4 0
Malt.
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Spruceth e ll , d Beer,ae -
of October, 1824, be imported from parts beyond the
Seas into Great Britain (not being Irish Beer or
Mum imported directly from Ireland), there shall
be charged and levied an Excise Duty of - 30 °
To be paid by the Importer before the landing
thereof.
That for every such barrel of Irish Beer or Mum whictz
shall, from and after the 10th day of October 1824, be bras"'"
in Ireland, and imported directly from Ireland into Greet
Rritain, there shall be charged and levied an Excise )July'
after7the rate to be charged, levied, and paid as aforesaid, °I.
Beer brewed in Great Britain, according to the certificate t,'"
the strength or quality, as aforesaid, of such Beer when brewed,
produced on the importation of such Beer to the proper Offic'es
in Great Britain, to be paid by the Importer of 'such Beer or
Mum before landing thereof:
That for every such barrel of Beer brewed in Great Britaiu:.
not being, in any case, of-less strength than after the rate 0'
fur suet. oarrcls vi leeer ror cacti and every quarter of IV/al‘
used in the brewing thereof, which shall, from and after the
10th day of October 11324, be duly exported from Great Britt'
to Foreign Parts as merchandize, and for which the Duty .5
Law imposed in respect thereof shall have . been charged at'
paid, there shall be allowed and paid an Excise Drawback 0f
eleven shillings :
That for every such barrel of Beer which shall, from and
after the 10th day of October 1824, be brewed in Great lir;teane.
and exported from Great Britain to Ireland, and for which
Duty by Law imposes in respect thereof shall have been chu'r ~..
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and paid, there shall be allowed and paid tin Excise Draw:).''`
of the whole of such Duty." .
2. " That from and after the 10th day of October,
1821, every Brewer of Beer in Great Britain fur
sale, shall annually take out an Excise Licence foe
that purpose, and shall, for every such Licence, if
the quantity of Beer brewed by such Brewer within
the year ending 10th October previous to taking out
such Licence, shall not exceed 20 barrels, pay the
,t et of- - - - _
eee) 10 °
If the elm- shell exceed 20 barrels, And shall not ex-
ceed 50 barrels - - _ . 1 0t)
If the same shall exceed 50 barrels, and shall not ex-
ceed 100 barrels 1 10 0
If the saute shall exceed 100 barrels, and shall not ex-
ceed 1,000 barrels - - -
.. 0 0 0
If the same shall exceed 1,000 barrels, and shall not
exceed 2,000 barrels - - . - - 3 0 0
If the same shall exceed 2,000 barrels, and shall not
exceed 5,000 barrels - . - -
If the same shall exceed 5.000 barrels, and shall not
exceed 7,500 barrels - - - - 11 5 °
If the same shall exceed 7;500 barrels, and shall not
exceed 104-000 barrels - - - - 15 0 °
If the same shall exceed 10,000 barrels, and shall not
exceed 20,000 barrels - - - - '3O 0i) ,
if the same shall exceed 20,000 barrels, and shall not
exceed 30,000 barrels - - . - 45 0 °
If the same shall exceed 39,000 barrels, and shall net
exceed 40,0(0 barrels - - _ . 60 0
Or if the same shall exceed 40,000 barrels 7' . 3 0 u
That every person who shall, from and after the 10th
October, 1824, first become a Brewer cf Beer in
Great Britain for sale, on taking out such Licence 0
is aforesaid for that purpose, shall pay the „urn of 010
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It. ta ticking out such Licence, pay such furerter additional sum I
u 4 with the said 10s. shall amount to the Duty hereinbefore-
mentioned, according to the number of barrels of Beer brewed
'within the preceding year.
3- " That every Brewer of Beer in Great Britain for
sale, -who shall retail such Beer front his, her, or
their, Brewery, to be consumed elsewhere than in .
his, her, or their, house or premises, shall, from and
after the 10th day of October, 1824, annually take
out an Excise Licence for that purpose, and shall
for every such Licence pay the suns of - 65 0
That every person in Great Britain who shall be duly author-
ized by Justices of the Peace or Magistrates to keep a common
inn, Alehouse, or Victualling-house, and who shall sell Beer,
Cyder, or Perry, by retail, to be drank or consumed in his, her,
or their, house or, premises, shall, from and after the said 10th
day of October, 1824, annually -take out an Excise Licence to
sell Boer, Cyder, or Perry, as aforesaid, and shall for every
such Licence,
If the dwelling-house in which such person shall re-
side or retail such Beer, Cider, or Perry, at the time
of taking out such Licence, shall not, together with
he offices, courts, yards, ana gardens therewith oe-
copted, be rated under the authority of any Act nr
Acts of Parliament for granting Duties on Inhabited
Houses, at a rate of 201. per annum or upwards, pay
the stun of - _ _ - - £1 1 0
And if rated, as aforesaid, at 201. per annum or up-
wards - _ _ - - 3 3 0
That every person in Great Britain who shall sell- Beer
brewed by any other Brewer, in casks containing not
less than rive gallons, or in not less than two dozen
reputed quart bottles. at one time, to be drank or
consumed elsewhere than in his, her, or their house
or premises, shall, front and after the Rids day of
October 1i24, annually take out an Excise Licence
for that purpose, and shall for every such Licence
Tatty the sum of - - - 3 3 0
That every Retailer of distilled Spirituous Liquors or Strong
Waters, in Great Britain (not being a retailer of plain Aqua
Vitae, onlv made or distilled front British materials in that part
°t Great itritain called Scotland), shall, from and after the 10th
"Y of October 1824, annually take out an Excise Licence for
that purpoae, and shall for every such Licence,
if the dwelling-house in which such retailer shall re-
aide, or retail such distilled Spirituous Liquors, or
Strong Waters, at the time of taking out such Li-
e nee, shall not, together with the offices, courts,
yards, and gardens therewith occupied, he rated
under the authority of any Act or Acts of Parlia-
tent for granting Duties on Inhabited Houses, at a
rent of 20/. per annum or upwards, pay the stun of ..C4 14 0
it rated as aforesaid at 201. per annum or upwards,
and under 25/. - - - - - 6 6 0
It at 25/. per annum or upwards, and under 301. 7 7 0
It at 001. per annum or upwards, and under 401. 88 0
It at 401. per annum or upwards, and under 50/. 9 9 0
And if at 50/. per annum or upwards - - 10 10 ti
And that every person who, within the limits of any
Royal Burgh, Burgh of Barony or Regality, in any
part of Scotland, or in any place in any other part
of Scotland, other than within the Highlands of
Scotland, limited and described in the Acts in that
cased made and provided, shall retail any Spirits
e or distilled front Malt, Corn, Grain, Barley,
beer,mor ic ,gg, or other Briti..h materials, and corn-
. Y caned or known by the name of Aqua Vitm
in that :-art of the United Kingdom, shall, from and
after the 10th day of October, 1024, annually take
out an Excise License for that purpose, and shall
for every such Licence to retail plain Aqua Vita:
only, pay the sum of _ - - - 40 0
And that every person who shall retail such Spirits
within the several Counties and Districts of the
Highlands of Scotland, the Royal Burghs, Burghs
of Ilarony or Regality, therein excepted, shall for
every such Licence pay, as aforesaid, the stun of 2 0 0
And that every retailer of Foreign Wine in Great
Britain who shall have taken out a Licence for re-
tailing Beer, Ale, and other Exciseable Liquors,
but shall not have an Excise Licence for retailing
distilled Spirituous Liquors or Strong Waters, shall
from and after the 10th day of October, 1824, an-
nually take out an Eseise Licence for that purpose,
and shall, for every such Licence to retail Foreign
Wine, pay the sum of - - 44 0
And that every retailer of Foreign Wine in Great
Britain, who shall have all Excise Licence for retail-
ing distilled Spirituous Liquors or Strong Waters,
shall, for every such Licence to retail Foreign Wine,
pay the sum of - - - 2 4 0

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Marriage Act Amendment Bill—Second Reading.
2. Building of Churches Acts—Committee thereupon.
3. Clergy Residence (Ireland; Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
4. Tithe Composition (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
4. Exchequer Court Fees Investment Bill—Second Reading.
G. Supply—Report.
7. Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill—Committee.
t.t. Land Revenue Sale of Stock Bill—Second Reading.
S►. Proctors Costs (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
10. Supply—Committee.
11. Ways and Means—Committee.
12. Crown Debts Recovery (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
13: Pauper Lunatics Bill—Second Reading.
14. Sugar Bounties Acts—Report thereupon.
15. Rum Duties Acts—Report thereupon.
16 Customs (Coals and Linens) Bill—Committee.
17. County Treasurers (Ireland) Bill—Report.
111. Records (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
IV. Juries (Scotland) Bill—Further consideration of Report.
20. Judges in Wales Bill—Committee.
21. Constables Act Amendment (Ireland) Bill—Report.
2. innkeepers Bill—Committee.
23. County Courts Bill (Compensation to Officers of Courts of
Justice)—Committee thereupon.
24. Highland Roads Bill—Committee.
Slave Trade Laws Consolidation Bill—Second Reading.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Estcourt--Bill to alter and amend the Laws relating to
Roues and Vagabonds.
2. Mr. Arbuthnot—Bill to repeal Acts respecting Regent's
Park and New Street, and to grant other powers.
3. Mr. Imshington—Bill to repeal the several Acts imposing
fines for damages arising in the flaying of Hides and Skins.

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