The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-26 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOWSE OF COMMONS. "
illartis, 25° die Maii, 1824.
A°
-ins—Haw Bridge, Barton Bridge, and Godley Lane Head
read a3d time, and passed. Finchley—Petition from '
'Tlllary-le-bone, in favour, to lie en the table ; and om
homas Platt, against, referred to the Cemmittee onfr the
Hill. Blandford and Poole—Bill read a second . time, and
bconamitted.
ACLUITABLE LOAN SOClETY—Petitions of Pawnbrokers of
Leicester, London, Westminster, and Southwark, Notting-
ham, Derby, Mansfield, and Newark, against, to lie on the
44)10 ; Counsel to be heard on the Report.
UPROVEMENT s—lslington (Petition of Inhabitants, against,
ael of Churchwardens, &c. in favour, to lie on the table),
,„ and Manchester—Bills read a third time, and passed.
‘()ll"ANlEs—British Annuity—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
Alliance and Patriotic Assurances—Bills read a third time,
t mid passed.
sTATEs—Macrae's—Bill read a second time, and com-
vtnitted. Campbell's—Bill read a first time.
'\"lGATlON—Newry—Petition of Roger Hall, Esq. against,
tto lie on the table. Medway—Bill reported, to be ingssed.
441)0E—Southwark—Further time granted for makinrog the
,I.leport. •
3,4,,TurtaLlZATioN—Siller's—Bill read a first time.
S,A_AIIKETSAIaidstone. Bills read a 3d time,
PER CENTS REPAYMENT and passed.
90L—Importation and Exportation
,„INErtaL TURNPIKE (Act Amendment) Bills read a second
CnencuEs
jatoenraL STirEwns (Scotland) ' milted.
eprzaxs E time, and corn-
MIGRATION
°C8—St. Katherine's--Petition of Occupiers of Premises,
Aiagainst, referred to the_Committee on the Bill.
'L‘BAGE FROM THE LORDS—That they have agreed to
I`;eiveastle Coal Trade Bill, and Canterbury, and Halifax
and Huddersfield Roads Bills, without amendment; and to
Hull Dock Lands Bill, Brighton Chapel Bill, and Birstal
and Ilohne Lane Head, Cheltenham, and Ashby.tle-la-Zouch
Roads Bing, with amendments.
That they 'have iSassed a Bill, intituled, 44 An Act for
empowering the Judges of the Court of Session in Scotland
to sell such parts of the estates situated in the County of
Stirling, which were entailed' by Sir Archibald Edmonstone,
Duntreath, Baronet, deceased, as shall be sufficient for
BEEnPayment of the deb and burdens affecting the same."
DuTiEs BILLts —Petitions from Oldham and \Vermin-
3ter,- against, to lie on the table. Bill reported, to be read
,a third time on Thursday ; Bill, as amended, to be printed.
.4.4oTaltlES—Petition of Attornies and Solicitors of Bristol, to
atnend Act 41 Geo. 3, for the regulation of Notaries, to lie
t on the table.
ATriEn Tax—Petitions of Tanners of Coleraine, for the re-
r, Peal, thereof, to lie on the table.
"ISTILLERY Laws—Petition from Forfar, for a free inter-
course in home-made Spirits throughout the United King-1
uortl, to lie on the table.
31P=tEssmENT or SEAMEN—Petition from Greenock,
against, to lie on the table.
'IRZRTY OF THE PaEss —Petition of James Silk Bucking-
am, complaining of persecution by the Government of In-
t ia, to lie on the table.
A:7%,cllEQuEit. BILLS (X 15,000,000) l} Bills considered in Corn-
.l.Bl; COALS mittee.
IvFouarnLallo FISHERIES
dCIXXRUPT Laws AmxNDMENT 'Bills reported, to be read
a third time.
6 SSESSED TAXES
Ill'itkaloruATloN OF OFFICERS ACT—Bill to repeal, or-
, tiered to e brought in.
'IASI INDIA GOODS ACTS—The following Resolutions re.
Ported and agreed to, and Bill ordered to be brought in ; In-
struction to Committee on Customs and Excise Acts to make
Provision in the Bill accordingly :
1 44
l• That the Duties on Sugar imposed by two Acts of the
Customs,
Session of Parliament, for repealing several Duties of
uwtistoms, and for granting other Duties in lieu thereof, and
idch are near expiring, shall be further continued (except the
-Duties on such Sugar as shall be imported from the Island of
Mauritius).
2. That the several Acts of the 54th and security ears of his
Revenue
Majesty, for establishing regulations for the of the
limits
on goods imported from any port or place within the
litnits of the Charter granted to the United Company of Mer-
chants of England trading to the East Indies, and which are
near expiring, shall be further continued."

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Sir Robert Shaw—Correspondence between .the Post Office
• and Mr. Watt, relative to the boilers of the Royal Sovereign
Steam Packet, and the Report of the Engineer thereon.
2. Mr. Alderman Heygate—To repeal the forfeitures and pe.
nalties incurred under the Usury Laws, and to substitute
others instead thereof.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
I. County Gaols Bill—Further consideration of Report.
2. Poor Regulation (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
a. Impounding Distresses (Ireland) 13ill—Committee:
4. Tenants Relief (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
5. Land Revenue Sale of Stock Bill—Third Reading.
O. Salt Duties Regulation Acts—Committee thereupon. "
7. Exchequer Bills (A:15,000,000) Bill—Report.
8. Welsh Coals Bill—Report.
9. Highland Churches Act—Report thereupon.
1 •
`O. Butlerage and Prisage Acts—Committee thereupon. •
• NOTICES -GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Thursday, May 27.
1* Mr. Thomas Wilson—Bill for the better regulation of the
„ Butter Trade in Ireland.
4. Mr. Iliime—To move Standing Order, That no Member
having an interest in a Private Bill, shall be allowed to
.4 vote in the Committee on the Bill.
v. Mr. Hume—Return of Commitments by Magistrate&

Tuesday, June 1.
4r. Brougham—Proceedings against Mr. John Smith, late
Missionary at Demerara.
Wednesday, June 3.
Sir John Newport—Motion regarding Church Rates (Ire-
land).

Thursday, June D.
1• Mr. Hume—Compensation to Slave-holders in case of
emancipation of their Slaves.
Mr. Hume—Select Committee on Impressment of Seamen.

I/A Y AT ONE, O'CLOCK.
Inflia Bonds 7ss. 735. 765.
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
New Ditto
Ex. Bills, £lOOO ... 24 35 25
Ditto 5OO
Ditto Small
Bank for Act.
India for Acct.
Cons. for Account 9SZ

PRICE OF STOCKS 'fills
%ilk Stock 231
3 per Cent. Red. ......
her Cent. Cons- 914
"Per Cent. lOl
(Old —
4 Per Cent. Assented 1091
(New 107 H
dank Long Ann. 22a 11 -16-ths
VIII). 3 per Cents.
'1414 Stock

PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
4 Ustrianßds, 5 per cent. 96 Prussian, 5 per cent.
-------Scrip
Gil ili an , Bds, ti per ct 80h Russian, New, 5 per ct.... 954
Colombian lids, Oper et. 851 y Spanish 1321, sper et. ... 20i
c-77-------Scrip j j pm. -- 1823, ditto
Danish, bper cent. -Alliance Shares l5
Greek Scrip
Palladium
edezican Scrip 351 Equitable Loan
Neapolitan,
Scrip
5 per cent. -Irish Ditto
l'oruvian
Manchester Ditto
,
4" ortuguese Bonds
--------. Scrip - Scrip

FOREIGN

MAILS.

ARRIVED.
1 Hamburgh.

Dur.
1 Lisbon
1 Gottcnburgh
2 Ilamburg,h.

111011 WATER AT LONDO
24,„._ morning, 46 mim tites. after 0.

N BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
1 Evening. 15 minutes after 1.

TH E SUN.

SOLEM OIJIS DICERE FALSUM ALTDEAT:

LONDON,
TVEDNESD,IY, MAY 26, 18,14.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE.

The Stock Markets are both heavy this morn-
ing. Mexican Scrip has fallen tremendously,
and in general the South American Securities
took sickl Y.