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P AN. lILIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Luna, 21° die Jupii, 1824.
Mr. SPEAKER reported the Royal Assent—to Customs and
Excise Order. Bill, East India Trade Bill, Ecclesiastical Be-
nefices Bill, Clerk of Parliaments Bill, Transportation of
Offenders Bill, County Gaols Bill, Vagrants Bill, Highland
Churches Bill, Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill, Combina-
tion Laws Repeal Bill, Clergy Residence (Ireland) Bill,
Warehousing (Ireland! Bill, ArtizSns Emigration Bill,
Masters and Workmen Bill, Entailed Estates (Scotland) Bill,
New South Wales Lands Bill, Grand Jury Presentments
Bill, Dublin Police Bill, St. David's College Bill, Haslebo-
rough Walk (Northampton) Inclosure Bill, New-street
NMary-le-bone) Bill, Coal Exchange Debt _Bill, Medway
avigation Bill, Lanark and Glasgow Bridewell Bill, Haw
Passage Bill, Fleet Market Removal Bill, Londonderry Gas
Light Bill,—British Annuity, and Patriotic Assurance Com-
panies Bills,--Lord Bulkeley's, Ormonde, Sir John Frede-
rick's, Cooke's, and Wright's Estates Bills,—See of Canter-
bury Leasing Bill, Etwall Charities Bill, Kent Insurance
Bill, and Wilson's Divorce Bill.
MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS—That they have agreed to,
Superannuation Fund Bill, and Southwark Bridge Bill, with-
out amendment; and to Magistrates Indemnity (Ireland)
Bill, Chelsea and Greenwich Hospitals Bill, Small Debts
Recovery (Scotland) Bill, Welsh Judicature Bill, New
Churches Bill, and to Slave Trade Laws Consolidation Bill,
with amendments.
That they have passed a Bill, intitulcd, " An Act to
enable the Earl Marsha', and his Deputy, to execute the
the Duties of their Office or Offices, without previously
taking or subscribing certain Oaths or Declarations."
EARL MARsliAL's—Bill read a first and second time, and
committed for this day.
PosT OrrlCE(NEWßY)—Petition of Robert Atkinson, com-
plaining of irregularities thenin, to lie on the table.
ABSENTEES (Ireland)—Petition of Gentlemen, &c. of the
Barony of Upper Ossory, for a Tax-on Absentees, to lie on
the table
SOUTH AMERlCA—Petition of Chamber of Commerce of
Manchester, for recognition of the Independence thereof, to
lie on the table.
PRIVATE BOsiNESS COMmITTF.E—Leave to sit notwith-
standing adjournment of the House.
FoRE low LlNENS—Petition from Liverpool, to repeal so
much of 4 Geo. 4, c. 24, as prohibits Foreign Linens being
warehoused free of Duty, for exportation, to lie on the table.
DOCKS—St. Katherine's—Minutes of the Evidence presented;
to lie on the table, and to be printed at the expenee of the

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parties, if they think L.,.
CUSTOMS DUTIES AND REGULATION ACTS—The follow-
ing Resolution reported and agreed to, and Bills ordered to
be brought in : •
" That Leave be given to bring in a Bill or Bills to repeal
the several Lawi relating to the Customs, and to make other
provisions in lieu thereof."
CUSTOMS REGULATION Bills read a first and second
CUSTOMS REPEAL time, committed, considered
SMUGGLING PREVENTION in Committee, and reported;
CUSTOMS DUTIES . further consideration of Re-
ISLE OF MAN (CUSTOMS) J port put off for two months;
Bills, as amended, to be printed. •
REVENUE INQUIRY—Tenth Report of Commissioners pre-
sented (by Act) —to lie on the table.
RECORDER or BOMBAY—Motion made, and Question pro
posed—
That there be laid before this House, Copy of the Regu-
lations of the Small Cause Court of, the Recorder of Bombay,
established by Sir William Sycr, the first Recorder, in
1799, with alterations made in any Rules of the same Court
prior to the arrival of Sir Edward West, extending the sum
to be.sued for.
" Copy of Memorial presented to the Court of the Recorder.
of Bombay- by the Barristers practising in that Court; and
also the Affidavits and Exhibits relative to the said Memorial.
" Copy of the Affidavit and Exhibits of Mr. Ayrton, an At-
torney of the Recorder's Court at Bombay.
" Copy of the Order of the Court of the Recorder of Bom-
bay, suspending the Barristers from their 'functions for six
months; and Copies of' the Reasons of the Mayor and Alder-
men of the said Court in concurring with the said Order.
" Copy of the Table of Fees established in the several de-
partments of the Court of the Recorder at Bombay.
" Copy of Memorial or Petition from the Barristers in Boni -
bay to the King in Council, transmitted through the Bombay
Government to the Court of Directors of the Last India Com-
pany.
" Copies of Correspondence between the Barristers, or either
of them, and the Bombay Government, relative to the said
Memorial.
" Copies of Correspondence between the Government of
Bombay and the Court of the Recorder, or the Recorder, rela-
tive to the said Memorial.
" Copy of any Observations by the Court of Recorder, or
the Recorder, to the President of the Board of Control, relative
to the said Memorial :"—Whereepon the previous Question
was put, and negatived.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS. FOR. THIS DAY.
1. Sir Francis Burden—Address respecting the State of Ire•

land.
2. Mr. flume—Consideration of the First Report of the Com-
mittee on Private Business, with a view to amendment of
the Standing Orders relative to Private Bills.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Earl Marshal's Bill—Committee.
2. Law Expellees (Ireland) Bill—Report.