The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-27 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOttiir. OF COMMONS.
Mercurii, 26'D die Altai, 1324.
MARKETS—Canterbury
EI:IMITABLE LOAN SOCIETY Bills reported, to be ingrossed
IVATERWORKS—CheItenham
Ws LI GMT—Londonderry—Bill read a second time, and corn.
_ mined.

Docftsi-St. liatherine's--Petition of General D. Burr, and
Mary his wife, against, to lie on the table. South London—
Petition of J. and T. Rattenbury, against, referred to the
Committee on the:Bill.
ESTATES—Countess of Grosvenor's—Bill read a second time,
and committed. Edmondstone's—Bill read a first time.
MARINE INSURANCE BlLL—Petition of London Assurance
Corporation, against,'to lie on the table till second Reading.
Co st PANIES —lrish Mining, and British
Annuity Bills read and time,
BulDGE—Teignmouth and passed.
ROADS—Camden Town
LABOURERS EMPLOYMENT BlLL—Petition from Hundred
of Grimshoe, in favour, to lie on the table.
SOCIETY—North West of Ireland—Petition for encourage-
ment and support, to lie on the table.
NOTARlES—Petitions from Ross and Cromarty, for repeal of
Duties on Licences to act as Notaries Public ; and from
Kingston-upon-Hull, to enable Attornies residing above 20
miles from London to act as Notaries Public, to lie on the
table.

HIDES AND SKINS BlLL—Petitions from Butchers of Pres-
ton, in favour ; and from Tanners, &c. of Musselburgb,
against, to lie on the table.
IMPEZEISMENT or SEAMEN—Petition from Hull, against,
to lie on the table.

PAPER. DUTIES (Ireland)—Petition of Paper-banging Manu-
facturers, of Dublin, for the regulation thereof, to he on the
table.
LEGACY DUTY—Petition of G. Prime, of Cambridge, for the
repeal thereof, to lie on the table.
BEER DirriEs BlLL—Petitions from Stourbridge and Exe-
ter, against, to lie on the table.
Eactsx LICENSES—Petition from Stourbridge, for the repes
thereof, to lie on the table.
MESSAGE /most TILE LORDS—That they have agreed to
Kent Fire Insurance Company Bill, and Alveston (Stafford)
lnclosure Bill, without amendment.
Poon. REGULATION;ScotIand) BlLL—Second Reading put
off for three months.
Istroui:DtNo DISTRESSES (Ireland)) Bills considered in
TENANTS RELIEF (Ireland) f Corrindttee, and re.
ported ; Bills, as amended, to be printed.
Exclittansn BILLS (X 15,000,000) Bills reported, to be
IVELsrt CoAr.s j read a third time.
TE.RE'r MARKET RESMVAL—BiII, reported, and re-commit-
ted to farmer Committee.
USURY Folar• E re trims —Bill to regulate the penalties and for-
feitures incurred under the Usury Laws read a first time ;
to be read a second time on Tuesday next, and to be printed.
EAST INDIA GOODS—BiII read a first time, to be read a se-

cond time this day.
HIOHLAND CillliteHES ACT —The following Resolutions
reported and agreed to, and Bill ordered to be brought in :
" 1. That the sum of 50,0001., which by an Act of the last
Session of Parliament was directed to be issued at certain pe-
riods by the Receiver General for Scotland, for building addi-
tional Churches in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, shall
be issued and paid, out of the Consolidated Fund of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in one entire payment ;
and that the said sum be issued and paid without any fee or
deduction whatsoever.
" 2. That the Barons of the Exchequer in Scotland be au-
thorized
.to direct the issue of a sum, not exceeding 1201. per
annum, to each of the Ministers hereafter to be appointed to
the said additional Churches; and also to certain other Minis-
ters, not exceeding the number of fifty Ministers in all."

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Ellice-Papers relating to the conduct of Sir W. Lum-
ley, Governor of Bermuda.
2. Mr. Martin (of Galway)-Bill to amend Act 26 Geo. 3, for
regulating houses or other places kept for the purpose of
Committeer in
slaughtering horses.
3. Mr. Thomas 'Wilson-Bill for the better regulation of the
Butter Trade in Ireland.
4. jr. Hume--To move Standing Order, That no Member
haying
oan the
Yrivaßteillß. ill, shall be allowed to
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5. Mr. Hume-Return of Commitments by Magistrates.
6. Mr. Stuart -Wortley-Bill to amend the Act 0 Geo. 3, for
atve in g
thean intees
regulating the Cutlery Trade in England.
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Hides and Skins Bill-Third Reading.
2. Fisheries Bill-Further consideration of Report.
J. Vagrants Bill-Further Consideration of Report.
4. Examination of Witnesses Bill-Second Reading.
5. Silk Manufacturers Wages Bill-Second Reading.
6. Juries (Scotland) Bill-Third Reading.
7. New South Wales Bill-Committee.
8. Customs (Coals and Linens) Bill-Third Reading.
9. Distilleries (Scotland)-Report.
10. Clergy Residence (Ireland) Bill-Report.
11. Beer Duties Bill-Third Reading.
12. Law Merchant Amendment Bill-Third Reading.
13. Charities Inquiry Bill-Committee.
14. Lancaster County Court Bill-Second Reading.
15. Newfoundland Fisheries Bill-Third Reading.
16. Warehoused Wheat Bill Committee.
17. Dublin 'Police Bill-Report.
13. Assessed Taxes Bill-Third Reading.
10. Artizans Emigration Bill-Committee.
20. County Gaols Bill-Further consideration of Report.
21. Land Revenue Sale of Stock Bill-Third Reading.
22. Salt Duties Regulation Acts-Committee thereupon.
23. Welsh Coals Bill-Third Reading.
24. Butlerage and Prisage Act-Committee thereupon.
25. East India Goods Bill-Second Reading.
26. Cocoa Nuts, &c. Bill-Second Reading. •

The French Papers mention the failure of one
of the greatest commercial firms in Madrid, the house of WER-
MANO, GowE, and COMPANY.

CAUTION TO COACHMEN LEAVING THEIR
fioascs.—Last night, as Dr. BRIJMEIt'S carriage
was standing at the top of Holborn-hill, the
coachman being away, the horses suddenly start-
ed off, and galloped down the hill with great ra-
pidity ; the coachman immediately pursued, and
in endeavouring to stop the horses, which were
very spirited, he was unfortunately thrown down
and trampled upon, and the wheels of the car-
riage passed over hip,. 110 was taken up in as
apparently lifeless state, and conveyed in the
carriage to the Hospital, where he remains in a
dreadful state, little hopes being entertained of
his recovery. The horses were soon afterwards
stopped, m ithout doing any further mischief.