The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-26 00:00:00

MOUSE OF COMMONS.

Veneris, 25° die Aprilis, 1823.
GAR LlGHT—Belfast—Petition of Police Commissioners of
Belfast, against; referred. Greenwich—Bill read a second
time, and committed.
ROAPS—Cockennoutli, &c. Tenhury, Wigtown, and Darks-
ton—Bills read a third time, and passed. Casdeton—Bill
read a second time, and committed. Bermondsey—Petition
of Inhabitants of St. Paul, Deptford, against, referred to
the Committee on the Bill.
Com: Du T tzs-43etition<from Rye, Liverpool, Portland,Wal-
thatnstow, Teignmouth and Sheldon, Newton Abbot and
Newton Bushel, Bideford, Old and New Brentford, Cler-
kenwell, and Canterbury, against the Duties on Coals car-
ried coastwise.
HARBOURB—Holyhead and Howth—Petitions of Trustees of
Old Stratford and Dunstable Roads, against.
BARlLLA—Petition of Inhabitants of Galway, for continuance

of the Duties thereon.
GREAT SESSIONS IN WALES—Second reading of the Bill
deferred till Tuesday next.
SALE ON GAME—BiII read a first time.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES—BiII read a third time, and
passed.
LE ATItEn DUTlES—Petitions of Tanners of Cork, for the
total repeal thereof ; and of Butchers of Northampton, for
further reduction thereof
DEED. Dv lES—Petition ofSir James Langhant, hart. against

the Bill.
MASTENB AND APPRENTICES—BiII reads second time, and

committed.
FLAX—Petition of High Sheriff; &c. of Carlow, for encourag.
ing the growth thereof.
COMMUTATION or TITHES (Ireland)—Petition of Beneficed
Clergy and Lay Impropriators of Tithes in the United Dio.
cese of Ardfert and Aghadoe, in favour of.
SHICRITe or Duntax—lnquiry into his Conduct—Ordered,
That Henry llandwich, of Paradise-mw, carpenter ;
Handwich, father of the said Henry; Robert Gilbert, De.
puty Gaol of Newgate • Wm. Leedom, of Stephen's-street,
tallow-chandler; Joseph Uabbett, Police Magistrate ; John
C. Graves, Police Mag strate ; James Barton, of the Theatre
Royal • Richard Smyth, of the Cfty of Dublin, Alderman ;
John jackson, of Grafton-street, Tunbridge-warehousman ;
Thomas Sibthorpe, of Palace-street, Student, Trinity Col-
lege ; Niel M'Kenny, of Anglesey-street, silk-mercer; 'rhos.
Mayne, of George's-place, Attorney ; William Carpenter, of
Grenville-street, builder ; Norman, of the Theatre Royal ;
James M‘Gall, of the City of Dublin, merchant; Richard
Farrell, North Great George's-street, Barrister-at-Law; W.
Irwine and C. Gillougley, Police Constables; John Poundon,
Camden-street, Gentleman ; Gilbert Elliott, of Blesington.
street; Sir George Whitford, Samuel Warren, Arthur-Per-
rin, Joseph Henry Moore, John Twycross, and Joseph
Lamprey, now of the Hungerford Coffee.honse, Strand, Lon-
don ; and Francis G. Wilson, Officer of Customs ; do attend
this House on Monday bth May.
Ordered, That the Pannels for the Dublin Commission
Grand Juries for the years 1819, 1820, .andlB2l, be laid be.
fore this House ; and that the Clerk of the Crown do attend
therewith on Monday bth May.

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR MONDAY.
1. Poor Laws Amendment Bill—Second Reading.
2. Quorum Magistrates Bill—Committee.
3. Supply—Report. (Miscellaneous Services.)
4. Combination of Workmen Bill—Second Reading.
5. Charitable Loan Societies (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
6. Beer Duties Bill—Report.
7. Militia Reduction (Ireland) Bill—Report.
8. Union Duties Bill—Report.
9. Apprenticeships Bill—Report.
ID. Union and Intercourse (Ireland) Acts—Report thereupon
11. Registry of Vessels Bill—Second Reading.
12. Supply—Committee.
13. Ways and Means—Committee.
14. Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Bill —Committee.
15. Commissary Courts (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
16. Supply—Reports. (Irish Miscellaneous Services.)

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR MONDAY.
1. Mr. Macdonald—Address on the Papers relating to the late
Negociations.
2. Mr. Lushington—Civil Contingencies, Printing, and deferred
' Miscellaneous Estimates. (In Committee of Supply).
3. Mr. Goulbunt—itemaining Irish Estimates. (In Commit-
tee of Supply.)
4. Sir William Cunningham Fairlie—Bill to amend the 10
Geo. 3, c. 51, intituled, "An Act to encourage the im-
provement of Lands and Tenements in Scotland held under
settlements of strict entail."
5. Mr. Spring Rice—Bill to regulate Elections in Cities and
Towns in Ireland.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Friday, May 2.
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Lord Francis Osborne-16iurn Of Prisoners confined in the
Gaol of North Allerton, from the let January last ; show-
ing the number employed in the Tread Mill, and distin-
mashing those who have been sentence to hard labour from
those confined previously to trial.
Tursday, May 6.
General Gascoyne—Address to but Majesty to direct that the
Warrant of 6th March last, Issued by the Secretary at War,
. be re-considered, and that payment to Half-pay Officers
in Ireland be paid in British currency.
PRIVATE BILLS-,SECOND READINGS for MONDAY.
1. Dublin Gas Light (N 0.12.) 12. Hackney Improvement.

PUBLIC COMMITTEES for MONDAY.

1. Foreign Trade, at one 12. Dublin Taxation, at two.

Mr. Guam, cabinet-maker, Buckingham, a
few days since purchased a chest of tools, for-
merly the property of a gentleman of the same
place, lately deceased ; on examing which he
discovered a hoard of 113 guineas in gold coin,
which he restored to the owner.
John Farrell, an itinerant printer, who to our
knowledge has been tramping the country for the last five-
and-twenty years in search of work, which it was Jack's mis-
fortune seldom to find, had become so familiar to the trade,
that his appeals to their benevolence at length proved un.
availing. In this extremity, the worthy pressman took it into
his head to die! and having a wife, who inherits all her
husband's virtues, he furnished her with a paper, purporting
to be written by a master-printer at Hull, setting forth that
John had terminated his earthly career in that place, and
imploring the assistance of the charitable, to enable his widow'
to reach London, which was the place her settlement.—
The manoeuvre told pretty well at Leeds, and was in a
fair train of success at Sheffield ; but, unfortunately, there the
dead husband came to life again ! and was seen in the streets
with his heartbroken relict. The catastrophe need scarcely be
told : they both decamped and this notice is inserted to pre-
vent the periodical return of this brace of shameless impostors.
—( Leeds Mercury.)