The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-29 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

1.1015iE OF COMMONS. 1
Veneris, '2B° die Mali, 1824.
Mr. SPEAKZU reported the Royal Assent—to Consolidated
anti
Repeal Bill, Barnsley and Oldham
Bill,Churches
B ili Law
s,
Coaster's Stamps
Creek Canal Bill, Lancaster and
Gray's Inn-lane Paving Bills; Glasgow Streets Bill, New-
castle Coal Trade Bill, Liverpool Pilots Bill, Southwark (St.
John's) Vestry Bill, Margate Gas Light and Edinburgh Oil
Gas Light Bills,-rAustralian, Hereford and Phcenix Gas
Lights, and Kent Fire Insurance Companies Bills,—Clifton
Lighting Bill,—Evesham and Walsall Improvement Bills,—
Great Torrington, Leeds and Collingham, Whiteparisb, Car-
marthen, Grampound, Patrington, Wilmslow Bridge, Can-
terbury, Halifax and Huddersfield, Birstal and Holme Lane
Head, and Brighton and Newhaven Roads Bills,—Leeds
Tithes Bill,—Ulceby (Lincoln), Alveston (Stafford), and
West Drayton (Middlesex) Inc °sures Bills.
BittnaEs--flammersmith— Bill read a third time, and passed
Lary—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
RoAna—Bideford, Glasgow and Park-)

head, feddington and Evesham
ARBouß—Dingwall •
-WELLAND Ou TFALL DRAINAGE j Bills read a3d time,
Brim DuTtEs and pased.

OLEAGY RESIDENCE (Ireland)
JURIES (Scotland) J
Docas—St. Katherine's—Petition of Merchants of London.
Importers of Foreign Seed and Grain, in favour, to lie on
the table. South London—Petition of Mark Brown, &c.

against,. referred to the Committee on the Bill.
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETT—DnbIin —( Pe-
tition of J. S. Marshal, against, referred to the Further time
Committees on the Bill) granted for
MILE-END OLD 'fowl? PAVING
el making the
IweLosunE—Mralmgate Bar (York) Report.
ESTATE—CastIe Island
TuziNEL—Th,atoes .
FLEET 3IA/INET REstoyAx, Bills reported, to be ingrossed.
EAST INDIA COMPANY's '
COMPANlES—Hibernian' Mining—Bill reported, to be in-
grossed. Patriotic Assurance—Bill read a second time, and
committed. _ _ _

BUTTER TRADE (Ireland)
CONNOR BENEFICES Bills read a first time.
MASTERS AND WORKMEN
HIGHLAND CHURCHES
WIN-now DuTIEs--Petitions from Gloucester, for the repeal
thereof; to lie on the table.
TOBACCO DUTlES—Petition of Chamber of Commeree of
Belfast, for the repeal thereof, to lie on the table.
HIDES AND SKINS BlLL—Petitions from Tanners, &c. of
Perth, against, to lie on the table.
REGISTE a OFFICE—Second Reading put off for 3 months.
CANAL—Bristol and Taunton- -Petition for additional provi
sion referred to a Committee.
MARINE INSURANCE

TRANSPORTATION

1. time, and com
'tted.

Bills read a second

GIIAND JURY PRESENTMENTS.
MEGAIAGE FROM THE Loans—That they have agreed to
Plymouth Victualling Office Bill,—Bridport, Burrow Bridge,
Langport, and tokcnchurch Roads Bills, without amend-
ment.
MAO isTnATEs INDEMNITY (Ireland)—Bill to indemnify
certain Magistrates for proceedings against persons using
unlawful weights in Ireland, ordered to be brought in.

NOTICE GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Tuesday, June 15.
Sir John Newport—Motion regarding Church Rates (Ire.
land).

NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the DAY,
which now stand in the ORDER-BOOR of the HOUSE
of COMMONS, for the Ensuing Week.
Monday, May 31
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

1. Qualification of Jurors Bill-Further Consideration of
Report.
2. Game Laws Amendment Bill-Further consideration of
Report.
3. Leather and Paper Duties (Ireland) Bill-Third Reading.
4. Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill-Third Reading.
5. General Turnpike Act Amendment Bill-Committee.
6. Exchequer Bills (15,000,000) Bill-Third Reading.
7. Combination Laws Repeal Bill-Second Reading.
8. Warehoused Wheat Bill-Further consideration of Report.
9. Hides and Skins Bill-Third Reading.
10. Vagrants Bill-Further Consideration of Report.
11. Examination of Witnesses Bill-Second Reading.
12. Distilleries (Scotland)-Third Reading.
13. Law Merchant Amendment Bill-Third Reading.
14. Dublin Police Bin-Report.
15. Artizans Emigration Rill -Report.
16. East India Goods Bill-Committee.
17. Superannuation Fund Bill-Second Reading.
18. Marine Insurance Bill-Committee.
19. New South Wales Bill-Third Reading.
20. Land Tax Redemption Bill-Second Reading.
21. Saving Banks Bill-Further Consideration of Report.
22. Transportation of Offenders Bill-Committee.
23. New-street (Mary-le-bone) Bill-Committee.
24. Roman Catholic Marriages Bill-Committee.
25. Newfoundland Judicature Bill-Second Reading.
26. New Churches Bill-Committee.
27. Parochial Stipends (Scotland) Bill-Report.
23, Impounding Distresses (Ireland) Bill-Further considera-
tion of Report.
29. Tenants Relief (Ireland) Bill-Farther consideration of
Report.
30. -Charities Inquiry Bill-Third Reading.
31. County Gaols Bill-Third Reading.
32. Cocoa Nuts, &c. Bill-Committee.
33. Masters and Workmen Bill-Second Reading.
34. Highland Churches Bill-Second Reading.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Brownlow—To present Petition relating to the Roman
Catholic Association in Dublin.
2. Mr. Spring Rice—Address on the subject of a new valua-
tion of Ireland.
3. Sir Geo. Hill—Bill for promoting Public Credit in Ireland.

Tuesday, June 1.
NOTICE OF MOTION'.
Mr. Brougham—Proceedings against Mr. John Smith, late
Missionary at Demerara.
ORDERS OF THE DAT.
1. Usury Laws Forfeiture Bill—Second Reading.
2. Lancaster County Court Bill—Committee.
3. Fisheries Bill—Further consideration of Report.
4. Butter Trade (Ireland) Bill Second Reading.
5. Silk Manufacturers Wages Bill—Committee. •
6. Grand Jury Presentments Bill—Committee.
7. Connor Benefices Bill—Second Reading.
Wednesday, June 2.
runicEs OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Broug=ham—To present Petition from House of Keys,

Isle of Mann.
2. i%r. Hume—Return of Commitments by Magistrates in

England, Scotland, and Ireland.
3. Mr. Hume—Coroner's Inquest at Lewisham.
Thursday, June 3.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Mr. Dominick Browne—Establishment of a Roman Catho-
lic Church in Ireland, in connection with the State.
2. The Lord Advocate of Scotland—To refer to a Select Com-
mittee the Ninth Report of Commissioners of Courts of
Justice in Scotland, relative to the Office of Justice of the
Peace.

ORDER-OF THE DAY.
Law Expences (Ireland) Bill=Second Reading.

THE A Rmy.

The 2d division of the 71st Regiment has embarked on board
the Cato and Prince of Orange transports, and sailed from
Cork for Canada.
The 2d and 3d divisions of the 94th Regiment of Foot have
embarked at Greenock for Gibraltar.
The 96th Regiment of Infantry will march from Manchester
as soon as the transports are prepared to embark it at Liter-
pool for conveyance to Halifax.

S morning, as James
GotitjsD,DaESN D
O1.(I eE ')
0-n grri Oh S to the 3d Battalion of
Grenadier Guards, was walking along king's
Head-court, into St. James's
Park, in apparent
good health, he was, it is supposed, suddenly
seized with the cramp in the stomach, and, after
heaving three heavy
sighs, instantly dropped
down a lifeless corpse. The deceased had been
in the regiment 21 years, and was much respected
by his comrades. lie received the pay for 23
years servitude, in consequence of being one of
the brave heroes who fought under the Duke of
Wellington at the nremorable battle of Waterloo.