The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-18 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

110 CS E OF COMMONS.
Ilrarfig, 170 die Februarii, 4804.
ROADS—Worcester and Brom sgrove, and Redbrook —Bin reada
a second time, and committed, Blitemantle Hall, Trcn-
Bridge RenfrewAire, Glasgow end Yoker, and Cerne Ab-
bas—Petitions for Bills referred to Committees.
and Huddersfield—Petition for Bill reported, Report to be
on the table. Blackburn and Preston—Petitions from Or '.r,
I)arwen, Burnley, Newchurch, &c., Bolton, ar"
Ilaslingden, in favour of Bill ; to lie on the table. AshbY;
de-la-Zoucci—Bill ordered to be brought in. Newest, _
Stow-on-the-Wold—Bills read a first time.
Cstuncuts--Brighton, Dovor, and
Barnsley
CHAPEL—Brighton
DINGWALL HARBOUR AND POLICE
Istr ROVEMENT Islington
Petitions for BO re'
SUSPENSION BRIDGE—St. Katherine's c•• o,
fared toCornmiac

GAS LlGHTS—Hereford, & Kennington
Pow' RATES—Newton
ItAtl.WAT—Monkland

BRIDEWE Lt.—Lanark and Glasgow
GAOL—Ayr
I xstosun ES—Camerton (Cumberland)—Petition for Bill re'
ported ; Report to lie on the table. Sturminster (Poise),
and Lifceby (Lincoln )—Bills ordered to be brought in.
Po on—Stow Hundred—Bill read a seccr, time, and committew
&c.—Clifton, and)
Brompton-square Bills ordered to be brought in'
WELLAND OUTFALL •
BRlDOES—Teignmouth, Vauxhall, and Newhaven—Pe6"
tions for Bills referred to Committees. Lary (Act Amend-
ment)—Bill ordered to be brought in.
COAL DUTlES—Petitions against the Duties on Coals, from
Corporation of London, Cripplegate Ward. Shaftesbul•
Otter), St. Mary, Great Torrington, and Aldgate Ward--
to lie on the table.
GrAMZ LAWS—BiII to amend the Laws for the preservation of
Game, ordered to be brought in.
POSTAGE RA'f Es—Committee thereupon deferred till Thurs-
day, Feb. 26.
NAVY PrIOMOTIOKS—Returns ordered,
" Of the number of Midshipmen promoted to he Lieutenants,
of Lieutenants to he Commanders, of Commanders to he Poet-
Captains, of Poet-Captains to be Rear-Admirals, of Rear-Ad-
mirals to be Vice-Admirals, and of Vice-Admirals to be Ad'
mirals in the Royal Navy, between the let of January 1823
and the Ist of .January 1824 ; stating the name of each person
so promoted, the date of entry into the Service of the Mid-
shipmen, and the date of the Commission of each Officer, held
at the time of his promotion ; and distinguishing also from the
other, the Promotions in the Navy on loreign Stations to va-
cancies occasioned by death or dismissal by Courts Martial;
stating the name and rank of all those so promoted.
" Of the number of First Commissions appointed in the
Royal Marines, from the 25th January 1823 to the 25th Ja-
nuary 1824.

" of the number of Promotions of Lieutenants to be Captains.
of Captains to be Majors, and of Majors to be Lieutenant-Co-
lonels, in the Royal Marines, from the 25th January 1823 to
the 25th January 1824.
" Of the number of Masters and Warrant Officers who have
been promoted to the rank of Lieutenants, since the passing of
the Order in Council in January 1083; stating the claws of
their Commissions, and length of service.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Dr. Lushington—Bill to consolidate Laws 'nestling the
Abolition of the Slave Trade.
2. Lord Viscount Althorp—Bill for the more easy Recovery of
Small Debts.
3. Mr. Davies Gilbert—Bill for the more effectual recovery of
Penalties before Magistrates; and for facilitating the exe-
cution of Warrants.
4. Mr. Curwen—Copy of Instructions to the Duke of Athol to
make alterations in the Criminal Law of the Isle of
Alann. (Deferred from Feb. 17.)
5. Mr. Courtenay—Bill to consolidate and amend the Bask=
rupt Laws.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Supply—Committee.
2. Law Courts (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
3. Ways and Means—Committee.
4. Law Courts (Ireland), Salary to Taxing Clerk—Revolt
thereupon.
5. Reciprocity of Duties Bill—Second Reading.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Fridan, Feb. 20.
Mr. George Lamb—Bill for allowing persons prosecuted fOr
Felony to defend by Counsel.
Wednesday, Feb. 25.
1. Mr. Nolan—Bill to amend the Poor Laws.
2. Colonel Davies—Papers explanatory of payments made got
of the French Indemnity Money.
Thursday, Feb. 2(3.
Mr. Hume—ln Committee on Postage Rates, to move that
Newspapers may be sent free to the Colonies. (Deferred
from Feb. 17.)

Monday, March 1.
Mr. Spring Rice—Motion respectiag new Sun.y sad Va-
luation of Ireland.
PRIVATE BILLS—SEcoI4D Rrapixas for Turk Dar.
1. Chindley Inclosure. I 3. Blackburn and Preston !toads.
2. Kidwelly Roads. I 4. 'ray Fisheries.

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