The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-18 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

fl 0 vSE OF COIM9pIE.
.Tovis 170 die 824.
Mr. SVEAKE It reported the Royal Assent—to Duchy of Corn-
wall Bill, Exchequer Bills ( Public Works) Bill, Cocoa Nuts,
&re. Bill, Fisheries Bill, Salt Duties Repeal Bill, East India
Ocidds Bill,' NeWfotinilland JuiliCtitiire Bill, Newfoundland
Marriages Bill, Tithe CoMposition (Ireland) Bill, Parochial
Stipends Genesal Turnpike Act Amendment
Bill, Insolvent Debtors Act Amendment Bill, Warehoused
Wheat Bill, Revenue Officers Bill, Saving Banks Bill,
Public Credit (Ireland) Bill, Weights and Measures Bill,
Pauper Lunatics Bill, Silk Manufacturers Wages Bill,
Payne Donation Bill, Connor Benefices Bill,
ternan antfliilgobban Union Bill, East India Company's
Agreement. Bill, Dublin Local Taxation 8i11,,-Thames and
Medway, and Bristol and Taunton Canal Bills,—Redruth
Railway Bill, Brenogue Harbour Bill,—Leeds, .Islington,
and Paddington Improvement:Bills,Harwich Church -Bill,
Dundee -and Bath,gat% Police Bills,—Bolton, Canterbury,
and Cheltenham Waterworks Bills,-„Manchester Gas Light
Bill, Canterbury Markets Bill, " Newton Poor Rates Bill,
Mining (Ireland), and Alliance Assurance Companies Bills,
Camden Town, Harwell, Teddington and Evesham, Buck-
ingham and Towcester, Illuemantle Hall, Barton .Bridge,
Commercial, Blandtind and Poole, and Shepley Lane Head
Roads Bills,—Viscount Stafford's Reversal of Attainder
Bill, —Earl of Mar's, Viscount Strathallan's, Viscount Ken-
mure's, and Lora Nairn's Restoration Bills,-•-Smyth's,
Campbell's, Edmondstone's, Eccles Vicarage, Macrae's,
-Maxwell's, Marquis of Anglesea's, Countess of Grosvenor's,
Tollett or Armitstead's. Sir Charles Morgan's Earl of Gal-
loway's Proctor's, .lellicorse's, and Castle Island Estates
Bills, Gal-
loway's,
(Cardigan), Walmgate Bar (York), and
Potterne (Wilts) Inclosures Bills,—Lancaster Tithes Bill,
and to Siller's Naturalizat'on Bill.

MESSAGE FROM THE Louns—T.hat they have agreed to,
East India Trade Bill, without amendthent ; and to Gaol
Act Amendment Bill, Highland Churches Bill, Transporta-
tion of Offenders Bill, Ilasleborough Walk (Northampton)
Inclosure Bill, Australian, British Annuity, and Patriotic
-Assurance Companies Bills, Thames Tunnel Bill, and to
New-street (Mary-le-bone) Bill, with amendments.
That they have passed a Bill, intituled, " An Act to
enable his Majesty to grant certain Advowsons, Rectories,
and Vicarage, in the several Counties of Carmarthen, Car-
digan, and Pembroke, in the Principallity of Wales, to a
College to be incorporated by Charter, to be called St. Da-
.rid's College."
ETWALL CHARITIES
3yILSON'S DIVORCE

ESTATEs—Ormo;le, Cooke's, Sir John
Frederick's, Lord Bulkelcy's, and
Wright's
SEE OF CANTERBURY LEASING
BRlDGE—Southwark

Bills read a 3d time,
and passed.

SUPERANNUATION FUND I
ECCLESIASTICAL BENEFICES J
KENT INSURANCE • IBilk read a second time,
CLERK OF THE PARLIAMENTS j awl committed.
COMMITTEES—SaImon Fisheries, and Glasgow and Portpc;
trick Roads--Reports brought up and read—to lie on the
table.

CHAR ITlEs—Eleventh Report presented,—to lie on the table.
ROYAL BunGHS (Scotland)—Address "for a Statement from
the Magistrates of eachof the Royal Burghs of Scotland, spe-
cifying what Accounts have been lodged by them annually,
in compliance with the 3d of Geo. 4, c. 91 ; distinguishing
those of which explanations have been demanded by the
Burgesses, and those to which objections have been lodged
in the Exchequer."
JUDICATURE (Scotland)—Bill read a second time, and com-
mitted for this day two months.
Bills to be read a 3d
EAST INDIA POSSESSIONS
INSURRECTION ACT (Ireland)
time this day.
IRISH ROADS
Law EXPENCES (Ireland)—Bill considered in Committee, to
be reported this day.
NEW CBURCHES—Fourth Report of Commissioners, to lie
on the table.
ST. DAVID'S COLLEGE—BiII read a first and second time,
and committed for this day.

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
I. General Police (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
2. Corporators (-Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
3. East India Possessions Bill—Third Reading.
4. Insurrection Act (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
5. Law Expences (Ireland) Bill—Report.
6. Clerk of the Parliaments Bill—Committee.

7. Irish Roads Bill—Third Reading.
11. Sessional Addresses—Report thereupon.
9. Customs Duties and Regulation Acts—Committee there-
upon.
10. St. David's College Bill—Committee.
NOTICES OP'MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
. Mr. Elli ce—Papers relating to the conduct of Sir William
Lumley, Governor of-Bermuda.
2. Mr. Hutchinson—Papers relating to the Dismissal of Dr.
Thorpe from his official appointment at Sierra Leone,_ and
the suppression of certain charges against certain Officers
attached to the Government of that ColOny.
LORDS' PROTEST AGAINST THE IRISH INSUR-