The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-20 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

ROUSE OF COMMONS.
Mercurii, 19° die Maii, 1824.

ROADS—Langport and Bridoort—Bills reported, to be in-
- grossed. Blandford anttPoible—Report from Committee ap.
pointed. to invest Lords Journals brought up ; and another
Bill ordered to be brought in. Teddingion and Evesham—
Report, That the Standing Orders had not been complied
with, to lie on the table.' Bideford—Petition for additional
provision reported, Report to lie on the table. Carrnarthen
Bill read a 3d time, and passed.
PAVlNG—Lancaster
Bills read a third time,
PAUPER. LUNATICS
llosPrirm I—Chelsea and Greenwich
and passed.

WEL3Ir COALS
EXCHEQUER Betas (1.15 Rills read a 2d time,
,1100,000)
and committed..
D IST r. It lES (Scotland)
f. osu R ES— Bincombe (Dorset), and Sutton Coldfield ( War-
wick)—Bills reported, to be ingrossed. Alveston (Warwick)
—Bill read a third time, and passed.
Co IIPAN r —British Gas Light—Petition of the Northampton
Gas Company, against, to lie on the table.
EQuiTani.t: LOAN Soe: E TY—Petition of T. Eddes, against,
to lie on the table ; and4Corporation for relief of the Indus-
trious Poor, against, referred to the Committee on the Bill.
CANAL—Bristol and Tannton—Bill reported, Report to lie on
the table..
Do C K sif-South London-.-,Petitions of Commissioners of East
Mouldsey Sewers, and of Inhabitants of Bermondsey, against,
to lie on the table.
MAllKETS—Maidsume--;-Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
Mu. 'A Da. at A-Ni) SO N4—Addresses for Accounts of the Sa-
laries and Etatilinents,ieceifed by :them- for their services as
Surveyors of Turnpike .Road Trusts, and for making Roads
in London and Westminster ; and of any sums received by
Mr. !!'Adam, sen. out of the Revenues of the Post Office.
COUNTY. COURTS BlLL—Petitions of Town Clerk tof Ox-
ford, and Ushers Coun-keeper,and Porter, of the Court of
HniEs ANT) SKINS BlLL—Petitions from Butchers of Lan-
caster,COAL DuriEs—PetitiOns twain
Common Pleas, forl compensation, to lie on the table.
and Blackburn and liaslingden, in favour, to he on
the table.
st the Duties on Coals, from
Belfast and Lisburn, and Cardiff, to lie on the table.
WOOL—Petition front Belfast, for a drawback equal to the
Duty paid on importation, to lie on the table.
BEEit DUTIES BlLL—Seven Petitions from Brewers, &c.,
to lie on tin! table.
Isis.ousprso DISTRESSES (Ireland) Bills read a first time,
TRANSPORTATION to be read a second
CHARITIES IN Qtinty , time on Monday,
TENANTS RELIEF (lICLURI)
of Norfolk and and to be printed.
P UR L ICA N s—Petitions of Licensed Innkeepers and Victuallers
Norwich, for the repeal of the increased
Duties on Licences to lie on the table.
• But s Tor. TOWN
the local taxation of Bristol, to lie on the table.
LANDLORD AND TENANT—Petition from Sheffield, coin-
! plaing of the Law regarding' to lie on the table.
Poo it RELIEF (s---imild) BlLL—Petition from Forfar,
against, to lie on u. . .
COUNTY RATES--;;elect Committee appointed, " to inquire
into the expenditure of the County Rates, and to report their
observations therupon to the House ; power to send for per-
sons, papers, and records; five to be the qnorum.
,MESSAGE FROM THE LonD3 —That they have agreed to
Law Stamps Repeal Bill. Great Torrington !toad Bill, Eve-
sham and Walsall Improvement Bills, Counter's Creek Ca-
nal Bill, Glasizow Streets Bill, and Hereford and Edinburgh
.Gas Light Bilis, without amendment.