The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-30 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.

1. Lord Archibald Hamilton—To refer Reports of Commis-
sioners of Inquiry on Fees of Courts of Justice in Scot-
land to a Committee of the whole House.
2. Lord Viscount Althorpe—Bill to abolish Settlement by fir-
-3.g a Service.
Mr. Ellis (of Dublin)—Bill to explain and amend Act 38
Geo. 3, for better ascertaining the amount, and securing
Payment of Bills of Costs of Proctors in Prerogative and
Admiralty Courts.
4. Mr. Gipps—Motion for the better employment of Agricul-
tural Labourers.in the Winter season.
5. Mr. Thomas Courtenay—To refer Poor Rate Returns for
na. the year ending 25th March 1823 to a Select Committee.
0 Air. Curteis—Motion to revive the Committee on the Man-
., chester Oil Gas Bill.
• Mr. Kennedy—Select Committee, to inquire into the Laws
relating to the Salmon Fishery in Scotland, and the United
Kingdom.
8: Air. Arbuthnot—Bill for inclosing Hazleborough Walk in
Northamptonshire.
Dlr. Arbuthnot—Bill for sale of Stock, and other purposes
relating to the Land Revenue.
OhDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Bristol and Teuton Canal Bill—Second Reading.
2. Aliens Bill—Second Reading.
3. Usury Laws Repeal Bill—Committee.
4. Game Laws Amendment Bill—Committee.
5. Barrack Department Property Bill—Committee.
0. Plymouth Victualling Office Bill—Second Reading.
7. Burials in Ireland—Committee.
U. Courts of Justice (Compensation to Officers for losses in
n consequence of County Courts Bill)—Report thereupon.
is., Customs Acts—Report thereupon.
10. Judges in Wales Bill—Further consideration of Report.
12. Insolvent Debtors Bill—Committee.
,„ Constables Act Amendment (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
'I. Clergy Residence (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
14. Tithe Composition (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
Board of Works (Ireland) Bill—Report.
,12- Rum Duties Acts—Committee thereupon.
ll* Cattle 111-treatment Bill—Report.
19. 8. Union Duties Bill—Third Reading.
Beer Duties Bill—Committee thereupon.
4• Law. Stamp Duties Act—Committee thereupon.
21. Four per Cents. (Ireland) Bill—Committee.

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.

Tday, Aril 6.
fir. Maherley—_L Tax Repdemption Acts. (Deferred
from March 31.)

Tuesay, May 18.
Mr. Caleraft—Repeal of the Leather Tax.
PRIVATE BILLS—SECOND READINGS for THIS DAY.
Paddington Improvement, Bristol and Taunton Canal (by
order), Redruth. and Tees and Weardale Railways, Mile-end
Old Town Rates, Thames Tunnel, Birmingham Assay Office,
Mining Company (Ireland) No. 1., and Thonhill's Estate.

RINGWOOD, MARCH 25.—0 n Thursday last,
at Gorely a child named James Shutler, about a year and
thalf old, whilst left amusing itself at the door, was bitten
tu
an adder ; the screams of the child attracted the mo-
erl who found its finger bleeding, and at the same time
observed an adder crawling on the ground, which she im-
mediately killed. In a few minutes the child was seized with a
violent vomiting, and medical assistance was resorted to, but
Proved ineffectual in counteracting the effects of the deadly
P°lBoo, as the`child died the following day. The body was
swolen to an immense size and very much resembled in colour
that,of the venomous reptile.—(Southampton Paper.)