The Sun.
London, England, 1824-03-31 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS•

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
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Martz's, 300 (lie Marta, 1824.
Tr,
..AlLWAYS—Redriall, and Tees Scl
Weardale
ESTATE—Th=IIM's
ASSAY Orrter —Birmingham
IMPROVEMENT—Paddinp,ton
T u:NN EL—Thatnes •
CANALS—Bristol staonldarindhreTainufnitonnh—abPitcatnitaionnfsTofanCno
and of Inhabitants of Wellington, Milverton, Halber,ol,
TO Bn
Ufreultn, Culmstock, Holcombe Rogas, Burliscombe, Same'
ford Peverell, Taunton, Wiveliscombe, and Proprieto
Kennet and Avon Canal, in favour, to lie on theetable ; rre',
tition of Mary Gray and the Rev. nobert Gray, ageimt?r,e,
ferred to the Committee on the Bill ; Bill read a second 1.10,
and committed. - Counter's Bridge—Petition of W. How' .t_
IL Lyon, and S.
,G. Poole, against, referred to the Conlon
. tee on the Bill.
Ped-
BlllDGES—Southwark —Petition for leaVe to resent a.--
tion for Bill reported, and leave given ; Petition for Bill r"'"
ferred to a Committee.
Cflunctr—Roundhay—Bill read a third time, and passed' t
EQUITABLE LOAN INSTITUTION—Petition for leas''
present a Petition for a Bill reported, and leave given.
and
GAS LrouTs—Dublin Oil—Petitions of the Hibernian 3
Dublin Gas Light Company, against, referred to -the C,ctier="
mittee on' the Bill. Manchester—Petitien of W. W43' ;1,
tnnien:vagataiorn:stof
Solicitor, complaining of aspersions on his character in evi-
dence dence before the Committee, offered and withdrawn t Alrbe
" That the Committee on the Manchester Oil Gas B 1"
revived, and that they do sit and proceed to-morrow," Pu'
and negatived.
Roans—Broadway and Mickleton—Bill read a third -ti.!l';e:
and passed. Durham and Tyne Bridge—Petition for 2,1n,i.
tional provision reported, Report to lie on the table,. C."
mercial—Petition of Rector, &a. of St. George, Middlesex'
against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
Docx—St. Katherine's—Petitions of Merchants, ,tc. ens get
in the Wine and Spirit Trade, and of Merchants, to ct
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Cheap_Ward, in favour; and of the London Dock Comrr,l'
and Owners and Occupiers of Premises in St. Mary...Rot"'.
hithe, against, to lie on the table.
3ITLE-ni,rn Om) TowN RATES—BiII withdrawn, and sr/.
other ordered to be brought in.
FLEET MARKET REMOVAL—Petition of Messrs. Shesrl'
against, referred to the Committee on the -Bill. .
.BRISTOL TowN DUES—Petition of Inhabitants, against;
lie on the table.
COUNTY' COURTS BlLL—Petitions from Whithaven, u'uti
Caine, in favour, to lie on the table.
FREEMASONS—Petition of Freemasons of Ireland, compisn:e
ing of Act of last Session, which prohibits the meetings
certain Societies ; to lie on the table.
P un LICA Ks—Petitions of Licensetflnnkeepers and Victusill
of WelLs (Somerset), Mile-end Old and New Town, sn,
Dartford, for the repeal of the increased Duties on Licences'
to lie on the table.
COMBINATION OF WORKMEN LAWS—Petition of WOINuI,
Mechanics of Wolverhampton, against, to lie on the table.
d
AssEssEn TAXES—Petitions from Berwick-upon-Tweed an
Ward of Farringdon Without, for the repeal thereof; to y
on the table.
NOTARIES PUBLlC—Petition for repeal of the DUties on Li'
cences, from Stirling ; to lie on the table.
SETTLEMENT or TIIE Poon—Bill to abolish Settlement by
Hiring and Service, ordered to be brought in.
PROCTORS' COSTS; (JanADMIRALTY COURT—Act [36 3'
c. 39] read ; Bill to amend ordered to be brought in.
AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS—BM for better emp.o,',anen
.t
in Winter, ordered to be brought in. -
ITASLEBOROUGH WALK INCLOsUEE—BiII read a'fleat
to be read a second time on 4th' May, and to be printed.
LAND REVENUE, SALE OF STOCK—BiII "to enable tu
''es
Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury to sell out certain
Bank Annuities now standing in their names, and to aPPg3
the produce thereof in part payment of a Loan of X300,t/
due to the Royal Exchange Assurance Company, and to fs:.
cilitate the sales of fee-farm rents, and of small portions o,',
the Land Revenue of the Crown, and for other purposes"'
read a first time ; to be read a second time on Wednesas!
next, and to be printed,'
MAO RJAGE ACT AMENDMENT—BiII react a first &BP.) W 2
be read a second time on Tbursday, and to be printed.
COURTS. or JUSTIdE (Compensation to Officers for losses Ia
consequence of County Courts Bill)—The following Ret:
lution reported and agreed to, and Instruction to Committ"
on County Courts Bill to make pro Vision accordingly ;--
" That his Majesty he enabled to grant an annual sum
of the Consolidated Fund of the United Kingdom of Great DV'
tain and Ireland, by stay of compensation, to be paid to d;
tfrt, h-e Seniort Courthe present
Attorney;of
Common Pro th
and o noptaslreeriaeoasnin dSea Ercol o tig
a;
present Chief Clerk on the Plea Side of the Court of /One;
Bench in England, the Clerk of the Rules, and the Clerk 0'
landdrPapers
a ;
e s oalfen d the
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preventls aa e
Master,
ed s Court;
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the Plea Side of the COurt of Exchequer in England ; and the
present Prothonotaries of the Courts 'of Great Sessions uI
Wales ; and the County Clerk of the County Palatine of Par'
ham, for any deficiency in their lawful fees and emolument
that may arise in consequence of any Act that may be pass
in the present Session, for the more easy and speedy rocyea
of Small Debts in England and Wales.

Bills read a eccondlirne,
and committed.

CUSTOMS DUTIES—The following Resolutions reported alcni
agreed to ; Instruction to Gentlemen appointed to bring. ~"';
Customs Duties Bill (on Resolutions of 2th March) to age
provision accordingly :
" 1. That upon the exportation of Slates which hare bed
brought coastwise from any port or place in Great Britain or,
Ireland, there shall be allowed a Drawback of the whole °f
the Coast Duties which shall have been paid on such Slated.
"5. That upon the arrival of any British ship, having 441.„
board, in actual use, any foreign-made Sails or Cordage,,..'"
Anchors, or any British-made Sailcloth or Cordage, on tui
exportation of which a Bounty had been paid, the same slad'
not be liable to any Duty, nor to the repayment of any Bounty'
nor to any Forfeiture, on clue proof being made that the sane
were purchased to replace similar articles lost or rendered sic'
less by accident or stress of weather.
" 3. That any allowance now payable on British- or
goods on re-exportation from one Country to the other, being„
goods of a sort the like of which May be exported free of Pat/
into Ireland from Great Britain, or into Great Britain froln
land, respectively, shall cease and determine.
" 4. That the Duty of hi. per ton on Iron in bars and to-
Wrought, the produce or manufacture of any British Colonf,
Plantation, or Territory in the East Indies, and imported fill
Ireland, shall cease and determine, and that in lieu thece°
there shall be charged a Duty of 1/.
" 5. That the Duties on the Importation and Exportation
the Goods, Wares, and Merchandize hereinafter mentionedfi;
and also, the Prohibitions on the Exportation •of Wool, shom'
cease and determine, and that the following Duties shall be
paid in lieu thereof ; that is to say,
On Importation.
.
Ambergris, the produce of British Fishing, the oz. £0 2 0
the produce of Foreign Fishing, the oz. -0 6 ,
Oil, viz.
of Cassia, the oz. _ _ 1 °
of Cinnamon, the oz. - - - - 0 1 °

Skins, viz.
Seal Skins taken in any Foreign Fishery, by
persons not being British subjects, the skin - • 03 „6
Hare Skins, the 100 skins - - 0 1 ,
Terra Japonica, the cwt. - - - p 3
Wool, viz.
Coney Wool, the lb. - - - 0 0_
- Hares' Wool, the lb. - - 0
'Sheep or Lamb's Wool, from and after the
10th day of September, 1824, the lb.. - 0 0 3
- - from and after the 10:11 day of Decein-
- ber, 1824, the lb. - - - 0 1
Skins, viz. On r.aper:ation.
Coney Skins, the 100 skins - „°
Hare Skins, the 100 skins - - 0 'I,

Wool, viz.
- Coney Wool, the lb. - _ 00 3
-- Hares' Wool, the lb. - - 0 U 3

Sheep or Lamb's Wool, from and after the
10th day of December,lB24, the lb.. . , ,0 0
Woollen Yarn, and all other articles of Wool,
the exportation of which is now.prohibited, from •
and after the 10th day of December, 1824, for every
1001. of the true and real value thereof - - 16 0 °
" 6. That it is expedient to amend the. Acts for gun ti 4
Duties of Customs."

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
I. Mr. Peter Moore—Bill to repeal Combination Laws.
2. Mr. Goulburn—Bill to amend County Treasurers Act (Ii
land) of last Session.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAT?,
I. Supply—Committee.
2. Ways and Means—Committee. . .
Law Stamp Duties Act—Report thereitpon.
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4. Burials in Ireland—Report.
5. Board of Works (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Thursday, April 1.
Mr. flume—Correspondence relating to Slate Quarries
Wales—Return Legacy Duty under .£loo—Expence
currea on the Breakwater, Plymbuth.

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