The Sun.
London, England, 1824-04-13 00:00:00

LIST OF TIM. MINORITY

Who voted against the Third Reading of the Alien Bill.
Abercromby,Hn.J.
Allan, J. H. _ Pergusson, Sir R. C. Nugent,. Lord.
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Caskell, Benj. almer, Colonel
Althorp, visa.Grattan, J. Pelham, J. C.
Baillie, Colonel Gordon, R. Phillips, G. jun. -
Baring, Sir T. if obhouse, J. C. Rice, T. S.
Kenyan, B. Hume, J. Bickford, Wm.
Bernal, R. Kemp, T. • Smith, Wm.
Calcraft, J. 11. Leader, W. Stanley, Hon. E. C.
Calvert, C. Lenaord, T. B. Warre, .T. A.
Calvert, N. Leycester, R. • Williams, W.
Carter, J. Moberly, W. L. Whitmore, W. W.
Clifton, Viscount Mackintosh, Sir J.
Curwen, J. C. Martin, .y. TELLERS.
Davies, T. MOnek, .1. B. Denman Thos.
Ebrington, Visct. Moor; Peter Russell, ,Ld. J.
Evans, W. Normanby, Visct.
After the first division some Members left the House,. and
the following 3lembers came in, and voted in the Minority of
47, for making the duration of the Bill One Year :
Birch, J. Sefton, Earl of Wharton, J.
James, W. Slnith, Itobt. TELL.r..us•
Lambton, J. Cr. Townshend, Ld. C. Denman, T.
Russell, dW. Whitlread, 8. C. Nugent, Lord
Robertson, A.

FOR THE SUN.

ST. KATHARINE DOCK.

Mn. En'Tort—A letter appeared. in the John
Bull newspaper of yesterday, signed Veritas,
which, as far as relates to the above proposed
Docks, is full of misrepresentations. As au act
of justice to the 1270 gentlemen who are asso-
ciated in a great public undertaking, calculated
to promote the commercial prosperity of the
Port of London, I hope you will give immediate
insertion to this my most unqualified contradic-
tion ; and, with the view of placing the facts be-
fore the Public, a small pamphlet has been pub.
lished, which, as will be seen from an advertise-
ment in your Paper• of this day, may be had of
Mr. It !CHAR DSON,• Corithill.
London, April 12, 1824. ►'ERAX.

It should be impressed on the minds of all who
value Fortune and Independence, • that One of
the Three R 20,000 Prizes, on TUESDAY next the
20th of April, is sure to be had for the trifling
risk of 51. 19s. ONLY, the cost being 251. 195.;
and every Ticket that does not obtain One of
the Three £20,000, or 13 Capital Prizes, may
have 20/: returned on or before the 29th of April.
Such a chance was never offered before, and is
certain to cause as great a scarcity of Whole
Tickets BEFORE the 20th instant as was so lately
experienced, as there are only 986 remaining this
12,h of April. The risk of One Sixteenth is only
Os. and Shares in proportion.—J. and J. SIVE-
WRIGIIT, Contractors.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSS OF COMMONS.
Lunge, 12° die Aprilis, 1 824.

Mr. SPEAKER reported the Royal Assent—to Four per Cents.
(Ireland) Bill, Union Duties Bill, Silk Duties Bill, Postage
Rates Bill, Penitentiary Convicts Bill, 'Board of II orks (Ire-
land) Bill, Lancaster Judges Lodgings Bill, Worthing Cha-
pel Bill, Roundhay Church Bill, Stow Hundred Poor Bill,
Plymouth and Keighley Improvements Bills—Sandon and
Bullock Smithy, Span Smithy, Broadway and Mickleton,
Redbrook and St. Aryan's, Cerne Abbas, Alston and Bur-
tryford, Kingsbridge, Whitchurch, Worcester and Broms-
grove, Glossop and Marple Bridge, and Chester and Nant-
wich Roads Bills—Plymouth Embankment Bill, Wedmore
Highways Bill, Thornhill's Estate Bill, and Wenden Lofts
(Essex) Inclosure Bill.
IMPROVEMENTS—Evesham—Petition of William Bonaker,
against, referred to the Committee on the Bill ; and from E.
Rudge, Esq. in favour, to lie on the table. Leeds--:Bill read
a second time, and committed.
ROADS—Blackburn and Preston, and East Retford and Little-
borough—Bills reported, to be ingrossed. Barton Bridge,
and Camden Town—Reports on Petitions for additional pro-
vision read ; Instruction to Committees on the Bills to make
provision accordingly. Teddington and Evesham—Petition
for additional provision referred to a Committee. Scartho and
Louth, Blandford and Poole, and Staffonl and Sandon—Bills
read a third time, and passed. Canterbury—Bill read a se-
cond time, and committed. Finchley—Petition for leave to
present a Petition for a Bill referred to a Commitee.
INcLosunEs:—Swanland (York) (Petition of .T. Ringrose,
Esq. against, referred to the Committee on the Bill), Stu-
r-
minster (Dorset), and Potterne (Wilts)—Bills read a se
cond time, and committed.
CANAL—Lancaster 1 Bills read a second time,
FIRE INSURANCE—Kent
.1 and committed.
SOClETY—Manchester Benevolent 1 Petitions for leave to pre-
naltKET—Canterbury j sent Petitions for Bills
Petitions referred to Committees.
ASSAY OFFlcE,Birmingham Bills reported,•to be in-
PILOTS REGUALAT lON—Liverpool
.11. grossed.
aas. LlGHTS—Margate, and London and Westminster Oil
(1.5 Petitions, in favour, and 6, against, to lie on the table,
and Petition of J. Williams, of Corichill, against, referred to
the,COmmittee on the Bill)—Bills read a 2d time, ;pad com-
. mitted.
.gAfinouil—Brenogue--Bill read a second tiMe,_and commit li
-
ted. Sandwich—Petition for leave to present a Petition for
a Bill referred to.a Committee.
DRAINAGE OF BOGS SOCIETY (Ireland)—Rccommitted Re-
port on Petition for Bill readh Bill ordered to be brought in.
CosIPANIES—West India—Petition for leave to'present a Pe-
titicin for aßill referred to aCommittee.' General Gas Light
—Petition from Oxford, against, to lie on the table.
BRlDGE—Hammersmith—Petitions front Proprietors of Put-
ney Bridge, and Charles Pitt, against, to lie on the table. ,
TOBACCO DirriEs—Petition of Chamber of -Commerce of ,
• Dublin, for the reduction of, to lie on the table.
NOTARIES PUBLlC—Petitions for repeal of the Duties on Li-
cences to act as Notaries Public, from Orkney, and Pres-
ton, to lie on the table.
PROCTORS' COSTS (Ireland!—Bill -read a third time, and
passed.
SMALL DEBTS—Dublin—Bill read a first time, to be read a
second time on .May 6, and to be printed.
NEW STREET (Marylebone)—.Bill read a first time; to be
read a second time this day. .
SALMON FlSllEltY—Petition from ITawick, for the regulation
thereof, referred to the Select Committee on Salmon Fishe-
ries.
COUNTY COURTS BlLL—Petitions from Coekermoath and
Kettering, in favour; and from Samuel Jones, against; to
lie on the table. Further consideration of Report deferred
till Monday.
May 3-; Bill, as amended, to he printed.
on
WOOL—Petition from Bristol, for a' Drawback of Dut (Coals
further and Li ne
considerationns of Report on Monday,
_Bill considered in Committee
C tfasnTms
and
(3
reported
bonded Wools ; and from Framlingham, against reduction
of Duty on Foreign Wool ; to lie on the table.
On ow ma Cnors Br Ll.—Second Reading deferred till May 3.
P tIBLICAN s—Petitions of Licensed Innkeepers and Victimallers
of Isle of Wight, for the repeal of the increased Duties on Li-
cences ; to lie on the table.
COMBINATION OF WORKMEN LAWS—Petitions from Hud-
dersfield and Northallerton, against, 'referred to the Select
Committee on Artizans and Machinery.
Cont. DUTlES—Petition against the Duties on Coals, from
Briekniakers, &c. in the neighbourhood of London, to lie
on the table.
JUDGES IN WALES BlLL—Committee deferred till Friday,
May 7.
BRISTOL Towx DuEs—Five Petitions, against, toe on the
table. •
Ass ESSF.I3 TAXES—Petition from Axbridge, for the repeal
_ thereof; to lie on the table. . _

FatemAsolfs.:--Fetit-ion of Freemasons of Armagh, com-
plaining of Act of last Session, which prohibits the meetings
of certain Societies ; to lie on the table.
Cmuncit BUILDING GRANT—Petitions of Inhabitants of
Carlisle and Manchester against,—to lie on the table.
COLONIAL ECCLESIASTCAL ESTABLISHMENT—Petition of
Thomas Easton, Moderator of the Presbytery of Fodar, for
Ministers of the Church of Scotland to of in the Colonies
on the samelooting as Clergymen of the Church of England,
—to lie on the table.
TEA TRADE—Accounts ordered—

"Of the several Tea Sales of the East India Company, in the
two years ending sth January, -1324, specifying the quantity of
each kind of Tea sold, the averace price at which each kind
was put up, and the average price at which each kind was sold
at each sale.

" Of the rate of freight per ton paid by the East India Com-
pany from China, on the average of the whole tonnage of the
years 1822 and 1823.
"Of the quantity of registered Tonnage belonging to the
East India Company, clearing out annusily from the Port of
Canton, for the years since 1820, as far as the same can be
made out.

"Of the quantity-of Tea exported from Great Britain,lin each
year from the year 1818, as far as the same can be made out,
distinguishing that sent to the Colonies and the Continent of
Europe.
" Of the quantity of British Manufactures imported by the
East India Company into the Port of Canton, in each year from
the yearllll9 to the latest period the same can he made out,
distinguishing the value and qnantities of Woollens and Cottons
imported.
4 Of the quantity of Tea exported by the East India Com-
pany from Canton, specifying the several kinds of Tea, and the
prime cost of the same, in each neat since 1819, up to the latest
period the same can be made out.

"Of the expcnce of the East India Company's establishment
at Canton, specifying the names of the servants, and the amount
of the salaries and emoluments of each, and of the whole cost
for the maintenance of the same, in each year since 1819.
"Also, a Statement of any other expences incurred by the
East India Company in carrying on the►r trade to China, and
in their conduct of it in England, in each year for the last 7
years."

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Peter Moore—Bill to repeal Combination Laws.
2. Dr. Philimore—Bill to amend the Laws regarding the Bap-
tisms, Marriages, and Burials of Roman Catholics in

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England.
3. Mr. Fowell Buxton—Address for certain Returns and Pa-

pers from the \Vest India Colonies.
4. Sir George Hill—Bill to amend Act for regulating Vessels
carrying Passengers between Great Britain-and irelaltd.-
5. Mt'. Kemp—Bill to authorize the establishment of a Re-
gister Office for concentrating the Registers of Baptisms,
Marriages, and. Burials, in England.
6. Mr. Solicitor-General—Bill to enable infants to transfer Di.
vidends, uncle the directions of the Court of Chancery.

ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. British Museum Bin—Second Reading.
2. Hammersmith Bridge Bill—Second Reading.
3. WarehouSed Wheat—Committee thereupon.
4. Insolvent Debtors Bill—Third Reading.
5. Marriage Act Amendment Bill—Second Reading.
6. Crown Debts Recovery (Ireland) Bill—Report.
7. County Treasurers (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
8. Juries (Scotland) Bill—Further consideration of Report.
9. Innkeepers Bill—Third Reading.
10. County Courts Bill (Compensation to Officers of Courts of
Justice)—Report thereupon.
11. Highland Roads Bill—Report.
12. Vagrants Bill—Committee.
13. Fisheries Acts—Committee thereupon.
14. Glass Duties and Sweets Acts—Report thereupon.
thereupon.
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Saving Stamps aßa
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1% Repeal
Acts—Committee
Bil —ICo
i Bill—Committee.
17: New-street (Mary-le-bone) Bill—Second Reading.
18. Rum Duties Bill—Second Reading.
19. Sugar Bounties Bill—Second Reading.
20. Exchequer Bills ( Public Works) Bill—Second Reading.
21. Beer Duties Bill—Second Reading.
22. Millitia Pay Bill--Second Reading.