The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-04 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

MOUSE OP COMMONS.
3Q die Junii, 1824.
Mr. SPEAKER reported the Royal Assent--to Customs (Cnals
and Linens Bill, Assessed Taxes Composition Bill, Four
• per Cents. Repayment Bill, Transfer of Stock Bill, Wool
Importation and Exportation Bill, Land Revenue Sale of
Stock Bill, Plymouth Victualling Office Bill, Hull Dock
Lands Bill, Newfoundland Fisheries Bill, Assize of Bread
Bill, Welsh Coals Bill, Burrow Bridg,.. Bill, Dingwall Har-
bour and Police Bill, Littlehampton Ferry Bill, Hulme Im-
provement Bill,lland Outfitll Drainage Bill,—Bridport,
Langport, Stokenchurch, Cheltenham, Ashby-de-la-Zouch,
Radnor and Hereford, Durham and Tyue Bridge, Halifax
and Sheffield, Bolton and Chorley, Godley Lane Head, and
Glasgow and Paskhead Roads Bills,—Brighton Chapel Bill,
13incombe (Dorset), Swanland (York), Sutton Colack'
(Warwick), and Sturminster Newton Castle (Dorset) Inclo-
sures Bills.
MARKErs—Canterbury
IN CLOS UR E—Potterne (Wilts)
ESTATE—Castle Island
Roane—Renfwwshire, and Commercial
Cuunca—Harwich
WAREHOUSED WHEAT
ARTIZANS EMIGRATION
PAROCHIAL STIPENDS (Scotland)
SILK MANUFACTURERS WAGES
GENERAL TURNPIKE (Act Amend-
ment)
Warzaironxs.-"Canterbury—Bill repi
Bolton—Bill read a third time, and pv
DOCKS—St. Katherine's—Minutes of th
fore the Committee to he laid before th
Woor.-•--Petition from Ross-shire, to all
Long Wool, to lie on the table.
DEBTs:ACT (Scotland)—Petition from Ross-shire, for
extension thereof, to lie on the table.
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENTS--Petition from Drogheda,
for the regulation thereof, to lie on the table.
LINEN YARN—Petition from Belfast, for a Duty on the im-
portation of, to lie on the table.
LAw I..+XPENCES (Ireland)
NEWFOUNDLAND MARRIAGES
HORSES SLAUGHTERING
EAST INDIA TRADE
SALT DUTIES REPEAL
PUBLIC CitrDlT (Ireland)
MARINE INSURANCE—BiII considered in Committee; to be
reported next Thursday.
ROMAN CATHOLIC MARRIAGES BlLL—Committee put off
for six months.
MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS—That they hare agreed to
Beer Duties Bill, Maidstone Markets Bill, Leeds Gas Light
Bill, Glasgow and Yoker Bridge Roads Bill, and Bromp_
ton-square Improvement Bill, without amendment; and to
Teignmouth Bridge Bill, with amendments.
That they have passed a Bill, intituled, " An Act to
authorize the proprietors of entailed estates in Scotland to
grant provisions to the wives or husbands, and children of
such proprietors."
FISHERY BOUNTIES ACTS—The following. Resolutions re-
ported and agreed to, and Instruction to Committee on
Fisheries Bill to make provision accordingly : •
" 1. That for every barrel of Herrings caught and cured, un-
der certain regulations and directions, there shall be allowed a
Bounty of 4s. in the year ending the sth July, 1826 ; of 3s. in
the year ending the sth July, 1827; of 2s. in the year ending
the sth July, 1828 ; and of Is. in the year ending the sth July,
1829.
" 2. That for every Cwt. of Cod, Ling, or Hake, dried or
cured in Great Britain, and of Cod, Ling, Hake, Haddock,
Glassen or Conger Eel, dried or cured in Ireland, under
certain regulations, at any time before the 4th July, 1829, there
shall be allowed a Bounty of 4s.
" 3. That for every barrel of pickled COd, Ling, or Hake,
taken and cured in Great Britain, and of pickled Cod, Ling,
Hake, Haddock, Glassen or Conger Eel, taken and cured in
Ireland, under certain regulations and directions, at any time
before the sth July, 1829, there shall be allowed a Bounty of
2S. 6d.
" 4.. That there shall be allowed, under certain regulations,
for every cask or vessel of Pilchards, or Scads, containing 59
gallons, which shall be duly exported from Great Britian to
Foreign parts at any time before the sth July, 1826, a Bounty
of 75.; and in the year ending on the sth July, 1827, a Bounty
of Gs. ; and in the year ending on the sth July, 1828, a Bounty
of 4s. ; and in the year ending on the sth July, 1829, a Bounty
of 2s,

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5. That there shall be allowed under certain regulations,
to the owner or owners of certain decked vessels, or to the
persons hiring or chartering such vessels, fitted out from any
port in the United King('Om, for taking Cod, Ling, Hake, or
other white Fish, a Bounty of 20s. per ton of such vessels, in
the year ending on the sth July, 1826 ; a Bounty of 15s. per
ton in the year ending on the sth July, 1827; a Bounty of 10s.
per ton in the year ending on the sth July, 1328; and a Bounty
of ss. per ton in the year ending on the .sth July, 1829."

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Lind Tax Redemption Bill—Committee.
2. Newfoundland Judicature Bill—Xommittee.
3. Saving Banks Bill-Third Reading.
4. Impounding Distresses (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
5. New Churches Bill—Report.
6. V.agrants,Bill—Report.
7. Combination Laws Repeal Bill—Committee.
8. Law Expences (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
O. Qualification of Jurors Bill—Further Consideration of
Report.
10. Examination of Witnesses Bill—Report.
11. Masters and Workmen Bill—Committee.
12. Newfoundland Marriages Bill—Committee.
13. Horses Slaughtering Bill— Committee.
14. Lancaster County Courts Bill—Committee.
15. Cocoa Nuts, .&c. Bill—Report.
it;. Warehousing (Ireland) Bill—Further Consideration of
• Report.
17. East India Trade Bill—Committee.
18. Salt Duties Repeal Bill—Committee.
19. Usury Laws Forfeiture Bill—Second Reading.
20. Fisheries"Bill—Further, consideration of Report.
21. Grand Jury Presentments 13ill—Report.
29. Connor Benefices Bill—Third Reading.
23. Dublin Police Bill—Report.
24. East India Goods Bill—Third Reading.
25. Transportation of Offenders Bill—Committee.
215. Tenants Relief (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
27. County Gaols Bill—Third Reading.
20. Highland Churches Bill—Third Reading.
29. Duchy of Cornwall Bill—Report.
30. Public Credit (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
31. Exchequer Bills (Public Forks) Bill—Second Reading.

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Wednesday, June 9.
1. Mr. Humeßeturn of Commitments by Magistrates in
England, Scotland, and Ireland.
2. Mr. flume—Coroner's Inquest at Lewisham.
3. Mr. Martin (of Galway),—Bill to abolish Bear-baiting and
other awl sports.
Tuesday, June 15.
Mr. •Hume—Compensation to Slave-holders in case of
emancipation of their Slaves.

BOW-STREET.--(T His DAY.)

SmAsnErts.--Three men, named Barnett, Sim-
monds, and Collimore, were brought up for final
examination, charged with uttering base and
counterfeit coin. The prisoners, it appeared,
had gone to Fulham for the purpose of carrying
on their deception, in which they were success-
ful, and then proceeded to Putney to renew
the scheme, but information being given to a
dismounted patrole, he finally apprehended
five of them in company. On searching the pri-
soners there was a gambling apparatus discover-
ed and several counterfeit shillings and sixpences.
The prisoners, however, not being identified
were discharged. Sir RICHARD BIRNJE observed,
he had no doubt they would still pursue the
system, and he should have the pleasure of see-
ing them brought there again.

The following is the motto to the Hydra Jour-
nal, taken from Aristotle :—" If a man, when
perfected by education, is the best of animals, he
is also the worst of all when not governed by
laws and justice." There are three other Jour-
nals in Greece : there is another to be soon pub-
lished, under the title of the Gazette of Athens.

STATE PAPERS.
[Delivered to both Houses of Parliament last night, by ools•

wand of his MAJESTY.

SWEDEN.

DECLARATION of SWEDEN for the Abolition of eertaiil
Dues affecting British Commerce in the Ports of Sweden.--
Signed at Stnaliolin, April 24, 1824.

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