The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-18 00:00:00

PARLIA Al EN TA R Y PROCEEDINGS.

'SOUSE OF COMMONS.
Luna', 17° the 1824.
M. Snraxiitt reported the Royal Assent—to Rum Duties
Bill, Sugar Bounties Bill, Exchequer Bills ( Public Works)
Bill, Militia Pay (Ireland) Bill, Glass and Sweets Bill, Aliens
Bill, Innkeepers Bill, Highland Roads Repair Bill, Mar-
riage Act Amendment Bill, British Museum County
Treasurers (Ireland) Bill, Records (Ireland) Bill, Proctors
Costs are-iamb Bill, Constables (-Ireland) Bill, Hertford
linion Canal Bill,—Stockton and Darlington, and Monkland
and KirkinwP.och Railways Bills,-11laeltbitrti Church Bill,
Bileton Market Bill, Birmingham- Assay OfEce Pill, Rudlow
and Ashford Paving Bill,—Scartho, Blackburn and Preston,
Greenwich and \Voolwich, East Iletford and Littlehorough,
Stafford and Sandon, Stone anti S afford, Cambridge an=t
Ely, City, and Faversham Roads Bills,—Macclestield School-
' and Stone's Estates Bills,—and Long Crendon (Bucks), and
Pamber and Inburst (Hants) Inclosures Bilis.
Roans—Bluernantle Hall, Hat-will, Burrow Bridge, Durham
and Tyne Bridge, Carmarthen, Radnor and Hereford, Hali-
fax and Huddersfield, and ShepleyLa;le Head—Bills report-
ed, to be ingrossed. Crampound, Wilmslow Bridge, Cart..
tertiary, Cheltenham, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, and Patrington—
Bills read a 3d time, and passed. Petition of S;r
T. M. Wilson, against, referred to the Committee on the
Bill) - Bill reaCi a second time, r.,F.d committed. Commercial
—Petition of Inhabitants of Limehouse, against, referred to
the Committee on the Bill.
EsTATr—Lady Grosvenor 's—Bill read a first time.
INct.osurt Es --,WalrOgate Bar (York)--Bill read a second
time, and committed. Sturminster (Dorset)—Bill read a
third time, and passed. Alveston ( Warwick) Bill reported,
to he ingrossed.
CANAL—Thames and Medway 2 Bills reported, Reports to lie
WATEmwo. aas—Cheltenhani on the table.
MILE-END OLD TOWN RATES—Petition of Inhabitants,
&c. of Stepney, against, referred to the Committee on the
Bill.
COMPANlF3—Austmlian—till read a third time, and passed,
London and Westrainci- Oil Gas--Petition from Ilelston,
in favOne, to lie on the table.
EAST INDIA COMPANY'S AGREEMENT—BiII read a second

time, and committed.
POlTCE—Batligate—Bill reported, to he ingfossed.
VEsTar —St. John's (Southwark;—Bill rend a third time.
• and passed.
DOCKs.South London—Five Petitions, against, referred to
the Committee on the Bill. St. Katherine's—Petition of the
Grand Surrey Canal Company, against, referred to the Com-
mittee on the Bill.
IMPROVEMENTS—HuIme—BiII reported, to be ingrossed.
• Paddington—Petition of the Regent's Canal Company,
against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
HIDES AND SKINS BlLL—Petitions from Tanners, &c. of
Brampton, Carlisle, and Sheffield, against, to lie on the
table. Petitions from Ratchets of Nether Knutsford, Hurt-
dersfield, Leeds, Wakefield, and Sheffield, in-fa*our, to lie
on the table.
PAIILIANENTAIIY BEFORSI—PetitiOn of the Corporation of
London, in favour, to lie on the table.
BEER DUTIES BILL--Nine Petitions froni Brewers, &c.,
to lie on the table. Report further considered ; Bill re-com-
mitted, considered in Committee, and reported ; furth©r con-
sideration of Report on Friday ; Bill, as amended, to be
printed.
WAIIEHOUSED Mr/lEAT BlLL—Petitions from Staffordshire
Wexford, Carlingford, Dungarvon, and Downsliire, against,, to lie on the table. Bill read a second time, and committed.
LEATHER DUTlES—Petitions of Tanners of Cork, for the re-
peal thereof, to lie on the table.
MALT—Petition of. Maltsters of Wexford, against importa-•
tion thereof, to lie on the table.
PAVER DUTIES (Ireland)—Petition of Wholesale and Retail
Stationers and others of Dublin, for the alteration thereof;
to lie'on the table.
COAL TRADE—Dublin—Petition of Freemen, &c. of Dublin,
for the regulation thereof, 1.6 lie on the table.
CUSTOMS (Coals and Linens)
CONSOLIDATED FUND Bills reported, to be read
FOUR PER CENTS REPAYMENT
ASSIZE OF BREAD a third time.
PAUPER. LUNATICS

MESSAGE FROM 'rim Lonns —That they have agreed to
Leeds Tithes Bill, with amendments.
LANCASTER CorniTY COURTS—BiII to extend the Jurisdie,
don thereof, ordered to be brought in. • -
MARINE INSURANCE—BiII " to repeal so much of an Act of
the 6th year of King George 1., as restrains any other Cor_
. potations than those in the Act named, and any Societies or
Partnerships, from effecting. Marine Assurances, and lend-
ing Money Bottomry," read a first time, to e read a se-
cond time on Friday seinnight, and to be printed.
LA 14 o TAx—Aceountordvved, of the total *turns levied by
the provisions of 38 Geo. 3, c. 5. s. 3, upon estates, in ready
money, debts, goods, wares, merebandize, and chattels, for
the year ending Stn January, 1824."
CksToms AND EXCISE ACTS—The following Resolutions
reported and-agreed to, and Bills on the Ist,- 6th, and 10th
Resolutions ordered to be brought in

• " 1. That all goods, wares, merchandize, and erects, being
of the growth, produce, or manufacture, of any of the territo-
ries or -(lominions of the Crown of Portugal, and imported into
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in any Por-
tuguese ship or vessel in which the same may be legally im-
ported, shall and May be sold by auction free of the duty im-
posed by law on goods and effects sold by auction on the first
sale of such goods or effects, by or for the account of • the ori-
ginal importer thereof, within twelve months next after the
importation thereof.

"2. That the several duties payable on mute-tufts imported
into any part of the United Kingdom, shall cease and determine.
" 3. That, in lieu of the said duties, there be granted to his
Majesty, on all cocoa-nuts imported into any part of the United
Kingdom, the duties fallowing ; that is to say, upon all cocoa-
nuts of the growth or produce of any Pritish colony or plants-
tion the sum of Is. for every pound weight thereof; and upon.
all cocoa-nuts of the growth or produce of any other country or
place, the sum of Is. 3d. for every pound weight thereof.
" 4. That all duties of Customs and Excise payable on or in
respect of Cologne water imported into any part of the United
Kingdom in flasks of bottles, or on the flasks or bottles in which
the same is contained, shall be repealed.
" 5. That, in lieu of the said duties, there be granted to his
Majesty on all Cologne water imported in flasks (thirty of such
flasks containing hot more than one gallon), the sum of ls. for
every such flask of such water.
"t. That it is expedient to continue the duties now payable
by law on coals and cubit carried coastwise to any port within
the Principality of Wales
" 7. That the sum of 3d., part of the permanent duty payable
on every pound weight of tobacco, of the growth of his Ma-
jesty's territories in Canada, shall cease and determine. .
" 8. That, in lieu of the duties now payable on all sugars
imported from the Mauritius, there be levied and paid such
duties only as are now by law payable upon sugars of the like
qualities and descriptions imported from any of his Majesty's
plantations or possessions in the West Indies.
" 9. That, in lieu of the duties now payable on all sugar im-
ported from places within the limits of the East India Com-
pany's Charter (not being the island Mauritius, and not being
in the East Indies), there be levied and paid such duties as are
by law payable upon sugar of the like qualities imported from
places in the East Indies.
" 10. That so much of an Act of the third year of the reign
of his.present Majesty, for granting duties on spirits in Scot.',
land, and for regulating the distillation of such spirits for home.
consumption, as was not repealed by; an Act made in the last'
Session of Parliament, shall be further continued."

NOTICES OF NATIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Ca'craft—Repeal of the Leather Tax.
2. Mr. Peter Moore—Bill to repeal Combination Laws.
3. Mr. Dawson—Bill to repeal 29 Geo. '2, c. 16, which obliges
the name of every partner of a Rank to be mentioned on
the Notes, and prohibits Bankers from Trading as Mer-
chants.
4. Mr. Hume—Return of Commitments by Magistrates.
5. Mr. Hume—Return of Resident and Non-resident Clergy in
Ireland ; also, manner in which the Patronage of the
Church is exercised.
6. Mr. Secretary Peel—Bill to consolidate and simplify the
Laws for the Transportation of Offenders.
7. Mr. Secretary Peel—To continue Act for appointing Com-
. missioners to inquire concerning Charities (in England)
for the Education of the Poor.
8. Mr. Leake—Bill for the better examination of witnesses in
the Courts of Equity at Westminster: and for empowering
tke Courts of Law and Equity at Westminster to grant
commissions for taking affidavits in all parts of Scotland
and Ireland.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS- DAB'...

I. kiarine;;;Apiientices Settlement Bill—Second Reading.
2. Parochial Stipends (Scotland) Act--Committee thereupon.
3. Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill—Further consideration
of Report.
4. Fisheries Bill—Further consideration of Report.
5. Saving Banks Bill—Committee.
6. Customs (Coals and Linens) Bill—Third Reading.
7. Consolidated Fund Bill—Third Reading.
8. Chelsea and Greenwich Hospitals Bill—Report.
9. Assessed Taxes Bill—Committee. •
10. Law Merchant Amendment Bill—Report. •

11. Cottnty Cottits 8i11=,,-(Comperisation to the Marshal of th 6
Court of tireat Sessions in Wales for the Counties of Cl
morgan, Brecknock, and Radnor)—Committee thereupol,'
12. Judges in Wales Bill—Report
13. County Cools Bill—Further consideration of Report.
14. Exchequer Court Fees Investment Bill—Committee.
15. Juries (seiitland) Bill—Further consideration of Report,
11. Hull Dock Lands Uill—•-Third Heading.
17. Leather and Paper Duties (Ireland-) Bill—Second Rea:ling'
Pl. Transfer of Stock Bill —.Suomi Reading.
19. Warenoitsing Charges (Ireland'—Committee thereupon:
20. Land I:ever:lie Acts—Committee thereupon.
NOTICE GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Tires-day, J:rn^ I.
Sir Jean Newport—Motion regarding Church Rates (Ire'
land).

FLIENCH PAPERS.

We save received the Monitetr and 01,2 other
Paris Paperh of:Saturday, and Ow Doily of Su9'
day, from which we extract the following:—

( From the itfoniteur. )

YOTIIINC4 OFFICCAL.

SAtxT Ptrattl:, l.—(Froni. a Pr;Valf Later. )--",
For some time pnst w.! have sufficient anivals of French ILY-r
fur theconsmnptioa of the Colony.
The consignments from the motkr country have been rna.e
with all the regularity and, at the ',amp time, all the care not
to overstock the market, that can be desired.
The -result has been, that French flour has remained at s
good priez., and ,that all the Colony being sure of a constant
supply, (iovevn-n-tit has not had rocourse to the icaportA-
t.o •"
tion of American flour.

If the French merchants continue to conduct their operEl7
slims with the srmle pru.lence, we shall be freed froth a tr-
bute which necessity has too often compelled us to pay to the
Americans.

The remainder of the Afoniteur and a supplementary sheet,
are filled with the debates in the two Chambers. of May 14.
• [From etc Rfoile, dated Sunday.]
Row:, MAY I.—The health of the Pope became daily
stronger, The day bethre yesterday he repaired to the Scala
Santa, near the Church of St. John de Lateran, where be
prayeA with that eminent devotion for which the fldthful ad"
mire him.—(Diaria di Romeo
All the rest of the Paper,is occupied with a short extract front
the debates in the British Parliament, on the second reading of
the Alien Bill in the House of Lords, and on Lord Althorp'4
_motion relative to Ireland ; and the itepurt of the French Charm
hers on the 14th May.