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London, England, 1823-05-06 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

110CSE OF COMMONS.
Lunw, 5° die Maii, 1823.

CONTINGENCIES—Return presented—Name and Age of the
Person appointed to succeed Mr. G. Robinson, Collector of
the customs (Sunderland); to be printed.
SuPEßANNuaTmar—Copies presented—Grounds upon which
a special Superannuation was granted to Samuel Firmer [by
Act] ; to lie on the table.
ROADS—Alfreton, and Kettering, &c.—Bills read a third time,
and passed. Sheet Bridge, Orange (Lighting), Helston,
Great Stoughton, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Liskeard, Teign-
mouth
and Dow Huh, Winchester and Romsey, Uttoxeter,
Stonnall and Castle Bromwich, Bridgford, Rugby, Wis.
beach, Tamworth, -Melton Mowhray, Barnsley and Grange
Moor, Greenfield, Canterbury and Barham, anti Staplecross—
Bills reported ; to he ingrossed. Tarporley—reported ; Re-
port to lie on the table. Beaconsfield, &c.—Bill re-commit-
ted ;to be reported on Monday. Wansford and Bourne,
Stirling, Lyme Regis, Skipton and Colne, anti Oakhautp-
ton—Further time granted for making the Reports.
Gm Li OUT s—Belfast, Maidstone, and Northampton—Bills
reported, to be ingrossed. Liverpool, Stamford, Brighton,
Wtmlwich, and York—Further time granted.
FisnEurzs—Portsea and Emsworth—Petitions form Ryde,
Cowes, and Itchin Ferry (Southampton, against; to lie on
the table.
BnwnEs—Worcester—Bill reported, to be ingrossed. Lon-
don—Petition from Scarborough, against.
HALlUOUna—Holyhead and Howth—reported ; further consi-
deration of Report on Monday. Stranraer—Petition from
Glasgow, against. Minehead—Further time granted.
DRAINAGE —Deeping Fen—Petitions from Harriet Harper, of
Stamford, Thomas Roberts, Earl of Romney, and others,
against; referred to the Committee on the .Bill ; Further
tune granted.
IricLosyllES—Drybeck (Westmorland), tßyton (Durham),
Kirkby-in-Kendal (Westmorland), and Theme and Syden-
ham (Oxford)—reported ; to be ingrossed. Abthorpe (Nor-
thainpton)—Further tune granted for making the Report.
PoaicE—Gorbals—Committee revived. Greenwich—report-
ed ; to be ingrossed.
lat ito v E arE N T—Mansfield —reported.
MARKET—St. Saviour's (Southwark) 'Bills read &third time,
RAlLWAY—Stockton J and passed.
WATErtworms—Halifax, & Skiptonl Further time granted
BnmoE AND Doexs:—Limerick for making the Re-
LONDON SEWERS ports.
SLAvEnY—Several Petitions for the abolition thereof.

COAL DuTixs—Petitions from Poole, Hartland, Okehamp.
ton, Holsworthy, Bridgerule, Staines, and from the Severn &
Wye Canal Company, against the Duties on Coals carried

coastwise.
TALLOW—Petition from Graziers, &c. of Smithfield, for an
additional Duty on importation thereof.
Pattistt VESTRIES (Ireland)—Petition of Roman Catholic
Parishioners of Tuam, for a revision of the Laws relating

thereto.
ItErottm or PARLIAMVIIT—Petitions from Edinburgh, in

favour thereof.
MESSAGE FROM TUF. LORDS—That they have agreed to
Baslow (Derby) Inclosure Bill; Edinburgh anti Glasgow
Union Canal Bill; and Chesterfield, and Seend Street and
Box Roads Bills, without amendment; and to Bethnal Green
Vestry Bill, with amendments.
That they have passed a Bill, intituled, " An Act for
settling and secpring parts and portions of the Lands and
Barony of fnverrnay, in the County of Perth, to and in favour
of Alexander Hepburn Belittles, Lsq., and the series of heirs
entitled to take by certain Deeds of Entail made by Barbara
Hepburn and others, anti Sir Patrick Hepburn Murray, and
under the conditions and limitations contained therein,_ and
fur vesting in lieu thereof the Barony and Estate of Black-
castle, in the Counties of Haddington and Berwick, in the
said Alexander Ilepburn Belches, and his heirs and assigns,
in fee-simple."
SHERIFF op D'unux—lnquiry into his Conduct—lgtvitiiipl
tnis diiv ; WiinesMati-o,Vrid and Minutes of Evidence to
he on the table, and to be printed.
UNION AND INTERCOURSE (Ireland) DUTIES—BiII read a
secondtime, and committed.

ALLAIWYCE'S Divoncz—Bill read a second time, and com
mitted for Tuesday next ; instruction for Counsel and Wit
nesses.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS for THIS DAY.

1. Lord Archibald Hamilton—To take into consideration the

state of the County Representation in Scotland. (To move
Resolutions.)
2. Mr. Hume_lnquiry into the Laws and state of the Colony
of Newfoundland.
3. Mr. Scarlet—Bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the County
Court in the County Palatine of Lancaster.
4. Mr. aoulburn—Bill to renew the Insurrection Act ; and
Bill to amend Irish Act relating to Seditious Societies.
5. Mr.' Goulburn—Bill to amend the Laws relative to the ad-
vance of money for Public Works.
_ _ ORDERS of the DAY for THIS DAY.

1. County Treasurers (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
2. Sheriff of Dublin—lnquiry into his conduct—Committee
thereupon.—Witnesses to attend.
3. Apprenticeships Bill—Third Reading.
4. Union Duties Bill—Third Reading.
5. Customs Duties Act [59 Geo. 3, c. 52]—Committee there-
upon.
6. Bounties on Captured Slaves Act—Report thereupon.
7. Union and Intercourse (Ireland) Duties Bill—Committee.
PRIVATE BILLS—SECOND READINGS for THIS DAY.
1. Liiuerich Taxation 12. Modbury Road.