The Sun.
London, England, 1824-02-20 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

MO CSY. OF COMMONS.

Joris, 19° die Februarii, 1824.
Reps—Gisburn, Newton Abbot, &c., and Kensington—
Bills read a first time. Colne, Cheltenham, Rugeley, Dun-
church, East Retford and Littleborough, Blandford and
Poole, Holme Lane End and Birstall, Leeds and Coiling-
ham, Bideford, and Camden Town—Petitions for Bills re-
ferred to Committees. Stokenchurch—Petition for Bill re-
ported, Report to lie on the table. Scartho—Petition of
the Rev. Robert Uvedale, against; to lie on the table. Tot-
nes and Bridgetown Pomeroy—Petition of Trustees of Bid-
&find and other roads, against, referred to the Committee.
Blackburn and Preston—Petition from Whalley, in favour

of Bill, to lie on the table.
Ix4sr.ostralts-13oyton (Wilts), Potterne (Wilts), Pamber
and Inhurst (Hants), Sutton Goldfield (Warwick), Bincombe
(Dorset), Curry llivell (Somerset), Ashill (Somerset), Swan-
land (York), Abbotside (York), Meltham (York), Genet-
glyn (Cardigan), and Long Crendon (Buckingham)—Bills
ordered to be brought in.
Cstuacxxs—Roundhay—Petition fora Bill referred toa Com-
mittee. Barnsley, and Blackburn—Bills ordered to be

brought in.
RAIL WAY—Tees and Weardale—Bill onlerod to be brought in.
GAS LlGHTS—Aberdeen
No—Lancaster, and. Paddington

TlTHES—Cockerham
WATEaw on Its —Cheltenham

M•Ri"ZT—BllstOn

PoLrez—Batlwate
Co MPAN Y—Nlining (Ireland)

TOLLS—Dublin

CoAT. TRADE—Dublin, and Newcastle
LOCAL. TASATION—DubIin
A SSAY OFFlCE—Birmingham

Petitions for Bills re-
ferred toComrnistees.

Banns's—Haw (Act Amendment), &
Teigninouth
Isirsav X MENTS—Eyesham, Bognor,
and Islington
CANAL s—Thatues and Medway, Ulmer,
and Bristol and Taunton

Fins INsunANcE—Kent
DOCK-St. Katherine's

LIGHTING, &C.—DrOMpten.square—Bill read a first time.
LEGACY Dv-TY—Petition of Inhabitants of Birmingham,
against; to lie on the table, and to be printed.
Pus treaxs—Petition of Licensed Innkeepers and Victuallers
of Worksop, and Nottingham, for the repeal of the increased
Duties on Licences ; to lie on the table.
GOAL Dtrriss—Petitions against the Duties on Coals, from
St. Columb, Langafelach, Brixham, Tunbridge Wells,
Launceston, Burton Bradstock, Effingham, and Whitsta-
ble and Seasalter.--to lie on the table.

T ZADZ,—Accounts ordered,
" Of the amount paid in Bounties on Irish manufactured
Linens exported from Ireland in the year ending sth January
1824 ; distinguishing the number of yards which have received
the respective Bounties of one halfpenny, one penny, anti one
penny-halfpenny, with the real value of such Linen on which
the said Bounty was paid, and the places to which exported.
"Of the amount paid in Bounties on British manufactured
Linens exported from Great Britain during the year ended sth
January, 1824; distinguishing the number of yards which have
received the respective Bounties of one halfpenny, one penny,
and one penny.halfpeny, with the real value of such Linen on
which said Bounty was paid, and the places to which exported.
" A similar Account of Irish manufactured Linen exported
in like manner from Great Britain.

" Of the quantity of Linen Cloth, of all sorts, imported into
Great Britain in the year ending sth January 1824.
" Of the number of pieces, ells, or yards, of all Foreign,
Irish, and British Linens, Cambrics, and Lawns, exported
from Great Britain, in the year ending sth January 1824 ;
distinguishing each.
" Of the quantity of Foreign and Irish Linens, of all sorts,
retained for home consumption in Great Britain, in the year
ending sth January, 1824."
" Showing the gross amount of Duties, the Drawbacks paid,
and the net produce of the Duties on Foreign Linens imported
into and exported from Great Britain, in the year ending sth
January, 1824."
" Of the quantity of Flax, dressed and undressed, imported
from Foreign Countries into Great Britain, in the year ending
sth January 1824.
" Of the quantity of Linen Yarn imported into Great Bri-
tain, in the year ending Stir January 1824."