The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-11 00:00:00

PA RI, IA N TARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOL'SF. OF COMMONS.
Arils, 10° die 4ulif,
SPEAFtr.a. reported the Royal Assent-.-to Post Horse Dit.
ties Bill, Building of Gaols Bill, Land Tax Commissioners
Name Bill, Prison Laws Consolidation Bill, Prize Money
- Distributia& Equalization of Duties Bill, Court of
Chaneery (Ireland) Bill,. ,Sel/4Petersburgh Marrisgcs Bill,
Hendon Dock Ctunpany's Bill, and Hospital apt Mynor's Estates Bill.'
COAL DUTlES—Petition from Andover, against the Duties
on Coals carried coastwise.
LANCASHIRE Coirri TY RATE—Petition of George Williams,
Esq. complaining of the conduct of the Magistrates of Lan-
cashire respesting the County Rate,
Mn. Owtx Lanark) --Petition of Mechanics and others, of
the Metropolis, in favour of his Plan.
LAW EX:PEN"CES (Ireland)
1 Bills read
and passed: a third tulle,
SLAVE TRADE CONSOLIDATION
MARRIAGE AcT AMENDMENT
MESSAGE FROM THE Lonos—That they have agreed to
Customs Duties Bill, Customs Duties (Ireland) Bill, Ex-
' chequer Court Stamps (Ireland) Bill, East India Half Pay
Bill, Malicious -Injuries(lreland- Bill, Kew (Surrey) In-
closure Bill, and Ossulston Licensing Bill, without amend-
. meat.
• NEWFOUNDLAND—The following Resolutions reported and
agreed to, and Rill ordered to be brought in :-
1.. That it. is expedient to enable his najesty to establish
Courts for the better administration ofjustice in Newfoundland.
2. That the sum of 51. be charged for every Vcence
granted to sell Ale and Spirittious.Liqucirs in Newfoundland.
' 3: That it is expedient to consolidate and . amend several,
Acts relating to the internal goVernment and. concerms. bf the
-said Colony, and to the fisheries and trade thereof.
4. That, for defraying the expense of the Lighthouse at the
Port of St. John's, in the island of Newfoundland, there be
charged a duty of Id. for every ton of all ships and vessels en.
teripg the said Port froth all parts beyond- the seas ; and a
duty of &l. for the season for every ton of banking or coasting
vessels employed in the fishery of the said Island.

SCIMOLEI AND EDUCATION, (Ireland),--Ordered, -
That there be prepared, in order to be laid before this Rouse
in the ensuing Session of Parliament, an Account of the several
free Diocesan Schools in Ireland during each of the last teq
,years ; distinguishing the number of Scholars in each—the
Funds from whence each of the said Schools is maintained_
and the amount contributed by the Bishops, Clergy, and Lay-
Impropriators, respectively ; together with the amount received
from the Scholars attending the said Schools, and the number
of Free Scholars in each.

An Account of the several. Parish Schools in Ireland, esta-
blished by virtue of the 2ilth .Ilenry VIII. (Irish); distin-
guishing the number of Scholars in each during the last ten
years; the funds from whence each of the said Schools is sup..
ported, particularly 'setting forth the amount contributed by
the several Incumbents, together with the amount received
from the Scholars attending the said Parish Schools, and the
number of Free Scholars in each.

An Account of the ~Toss Income and Expenditure of the
Diocesan and Parish Schools in Ireland, during each of the
last ten years.
An Account of all the Schools of Royal. Foundation, and of
all other Schools, placed under the inspection of the Cony.
missioners appointed by the 53d Geo. 111., c. 107, during the
last ten years.
An Account of the Expenditure of the various sums granted
by Parliament during each of the last ten years, . for the pur-
poses of •Edlication in Ireland ; specifying the condition under
which those Funds have been disposed of, the 'names of the
Public Bodies or Individuals to whom they have been • issued,
as well as the causes of rejection, where any applications for
aid have been rejected.
A Statement of all the measures adopted, and in progress,
on the part of the. Commissioners of Education and of Chari.
table Donations, for the recovery of property withheld from
charitable objects in Ireland, or misapplied, and the result of
such proceedings ; the same to be made up for the last ten years.

ORDERS of the DAY for THIS DAY.
1. Combination -of 'Workmen Bill—Second Reading.
2. Corporatora (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
3. Capital Crimes Defence Bill—Second Reading
4. East India Alutiny Bill—Third Reading.
5. etual Sessional Addre,ses—Report thereupon.
U. Penitentiary 11111—Third Rending.
7. New. South Wales Jurisdiction Bill—Third Reading.
8. Foreign 51 arriages Bill—Committee.

NOTICE OF MOTION for •THIS D.Y.
Mr. Wilberforce—Select Committee, relative to the condition
of Slaves and Free Indians, in the Settlement of Honduras.