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London, England, 1824-03-16 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

nousE OF COMMONS.
Lunar, 15° die Martii, 1824.
ROADS—Arnbleside and Kirkby Kendal, Appleby and Kirkby
Kendal, Arundel and Petworth, Totnes and Bridgetown
Pomeroy, Newent, and Buxton and Stockport—Bills re-
ported, to be ingrossed. Alston and Burtryfotd, Birstall
and Holme Lane End, and Plymouth Embankment—Bills
read a second time, and committed. Wilmslow Bridge,
Cambridge and Ely, and Scartho—Bills read a first time.
Haw Bridge—Petitions of Trustees of Tewkesbury Roads,
and Owners and Proprietors of Estates, against, referred to

the Committee on the Bill.
TAY FISHERIES—Petition of .Freeholders, &c. against, to

lie on the table.
FERRY—Littlehampton
CHAPEL—Maidenhead Bills read a first time.
Pooh—South Lynn
HIDES AND SKINS REGULATION Bll.L—Petitions of Tan-
ners, &c. of Chorley, Rochdale, Blackburn and Clitheroe,
Birmingham, Kingston-upon-Hull, Macclesfield, Bristol,
Manchester, and Bury, Lancashire, against, to lie on the
table.
Liorc.asTEn. JUDGES Lonarwas—Petitions of Ley-payers of
?Manchester, and Corporation of Liverpool, against, to lie
on the table.
CAXAL—Bristol and Taunton—To be read a second time

on March 30.
ESTATE—CastIe Island—Petition for Bill reported, Report

to he on the table.
Gas LlGHT—Manchester—Petitions of Ley-payers and Inha-
bitants of Manchester, against, referred to the Committee
on the Bill ; and of Inhabitants of Manchester, in favour, to
lie on the table.
Ix c LOSUREs—Camerton (Cumberland)—Bill reported, to be
ingrossed. Abbotside (York)—Petition for Bill reported ;
Report to lie on the table.
ASSAY OFFlCE—Birmingham—Bill ordered to be brought is.
Rut LwAT—Monkland and Kirkintilloch—Petition of Provost,
&c. of Dumbarton, in favour, to lie on the table.
IMPROVEMENT—KeighIey—BiII read a second time, and
committed.
BRlDGE—Teignmouth—Petition of Ship-owners and Inhabi-
tants of Brixham, in favour, to lie on the table.
&La—Petitions of Silk Throwsters, &c. of Blockley,
Bid-
dulph, Coventry, Stockport, and Stamford, against the im-
portation of manufactured Silk ; to lie on the table.
Count NATION OF WORKMEN LAWS—Petitions of Journey-
men Boot-makers, &c. of Carlisle, Whitehaven, Ashton-
under-Lyne, Plymouth, and Blackburn and Clitheroe ; of
Householders, &c. of Great Little Bolton ; and of Journey-
men Printers of London, against ; referred to the Select
Committee on Artizans and Machinery. Petition of Wool
Hatters of Manchester, Oldham, and Stockport, against, to
lie on the table, and to be printed.
P EIBLICAN s—Petitions of Licensed Innkeepers and Victuallers
of Nantwich, Kensington, Devonport and Stoke Damerell,
Market Deeping and beeping St. James, Durham, and Lam-
beth and Christchurch, for the !repeal of the increased Du-
ties on Licences ; to lie on the table.
WOQL—Petitions of Wool-growers, &c. of Cumberland,
Morpeth, Durham, and Darlington, against alteration of the
Laws which prevent the exportation of British Wool ; to lie
on th.s table.
HOUSE AND WINDOW TAX—Petition of Shopkeepers, &c.
of Rochdale, for the repeal thereof; to lie on the table.
COAL DUTlES—Petitions against the Duties on Coals, from
Royston—to lie on the table.
Russ—Petition of Planters, &c. of Glasgow, for a redaction of
the Duties thereon ; to lie on the table.
lax-Ex—Petitions of Linen Manufacturers, &e. of Water of
Leven, Cnpar, Falkland, Auchtermuchty, Dundee, Forfar, ,
and St. Andrew's, for ctinuing the Bounties on the expor- I
tation of Linen Cloth, tono lie on the table.
TOBACCO DUTIES—Petition of Importers of Tobacco in Bris-
tol, for the reduction thereof ; to lie on the table.
INSOLVENT DEBTORS ACT Petition of Merchants, &c. of
Bristol, against, to lie on the table.
AssgssED TAMES—Two Petitions from Edinburgh, for the
repeal thereof ; to lie on the table, and to be printed.
RECTIFIERS—Petition of Rectifiers of British Spirits, for
permission to convert Runs into Gin, and for the repeal of
the law relative to the content of Stills; to lie on the Table.
SeurnulLDlNC—Petition of Shipbuilders of the Port of Liver-
pool, praying that the Duties on Materials used in Shop-
building in the Colonies may not be remitted; to lie on the
Table.
FrsstultrEs (Scotland)—Petition from Dysart, for the regula-
tion of the Laws applicable to the
lie on the table. Salmon Fisheries, to

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Dr. Lushington—Consideration of the Criminal Laws, with
a view of amending certain parts thereof.
2. Mr. Secretary Canning—Papers and Statement relating to
the West Indies: end Bill to declare Slave Trading to be
Piracy.
3. Mr. Plunkett—Bill respecting Burials in Ireland.
4. Mcor..Arttstoorfne
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County Courts Bill.
5. Mr. Secretary Peel—Bill to enable his Majesty to dispose of
the Convicts removed from the. Penitentiary at Milbank to
the Hulks.
6. Mr. Hume—Number of Men of the Guards that have been

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confined since 1816; amount of stoppages accruing there-
from ; Inceme and Expenditure of Stock Purse.
7. Lord Viscount Palmerston--Select Committee to prepare

Militia Estimates.
8. Mr. Hume—Copy of any Treasury Minutes concerning ar-
rears of Legacy Duty.
_ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.

1. RecoyerycFPenaltiesl34lli'ltrtlie; consideration of Report.
2. Game Laws Amendment Bill—Committee.
3. Insolvent Debtors Bill—Committee.
4. County Courts Bill--Further consideration of Report
5. Annual Duties Bill—Third Reading.
6. Weights and Measures Bill—Third Reading.
7. Supply—Report.
8. Exchequer Court (Ireland) 13i11—Tbird Reading.
9. Silk Trade Bill—Committee.

NOTICE GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Friday, March 19.
Mr. Bankes—British Museum Estimates. (In Committee
of Supply.) (Deferred from March 15..1
Tuesday, April 13.
Sir Henry Parnell—Address to give effect to the recom-
mendations of the Committee on Holyhead Steam Packets.
PRIVATE BILLS--Sitcown RZADINGS for MIS DAY.
West Drayton Inclosure—Leeds and Collingham, Redbrook
and St. Aryan's, Barton Bridge, and City Roads—Roundhay
Chapel, Kennington, and Ramsgate Gas—and Newcastle Coal
Trade.