The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-24 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Veneris, 23° die.lfaii, 1823.
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Mr. SPEAKER reported the Royal Assent—to Union- Duties
Bill—Militia,Reduction ( Ireland) Bill—Quorum Magistrates
Bill.Appientichips Bill'-=Worcester Bridge Bill—Stock-
. ton Railway Bill—St. Saviour's (Southwark) Market Bill
Xnaresborough Paving Bill—Rochdale, Belfast, Dublin, Li-
' -verpool; :did- Maidstone Gas Liglit Bills—Alfreton, Horsham,
Pont Blydden, Teigninouth and Dawlish, Wrexham 'and
• Barnhill, Bishop's Waltham, Eccleshall; &c. Haworth and
Xigliley,
.Keighley and Kendal, Melton Mowbray, New.
easde-under-Lvme and Blyth Marsh, Liskeard, Ilminster,
' Wibsey Bank 71700 t, Wisheach, 'Bridgford Lane, Canter-
, bury, .Greenfield, Kttoxeter, llinckley and Lutterworth,
Market Harbototigh, Martock, Rugby, Sparrows Herne and
• Walton, Stiplecross, -Barnsley and Grange Moor, and Ket-
tering, &c. ;Roads Bills—llyton (Durham), Thame and Sy-'
' dentiam (Oxford), Kirik.7in-Kendal (Westtnorland), and
HOW and Drybeck (WeStrnotlantl) Inclosures Bills—Allar-
dyce's Dfvoice'Billandto. floffinan's Naturalization Bill.
IMPROVEIOS T7-41ennondsey—Bill reported, to be ingrossed;
Roans.—Bermondsey, Dorking, Skipton and Colne, White-
chapel, and Great Stau'gliton-:-Bills read a third.time, and
' passed. Watisley and Langset—Lords amendments agreed to.
Barnogs—Southwark--Fitrther time granted•for making the
Report till Friday next.
Piwrwo-:-Vackney—Petition of Imperial Gas Light and Coke
' Company,- against; referred to the Committee on the Bill:
ESTATES--Belches —Bill read. a third time,. and passed.
' Thomas's—:Bill read a first time.
POLlCE—Gotbais-.--Bills read -ii third time; and passed.
CH Il Re u-,Brighton '1 Petitions for leave to present
Ossn.J.gorf LicEwsixa Petitions for Bills referred
TOr It E S.-°-‘3 t. 'A ndrew, ' Holborn to Committees.
WATrawottioP-Skipton.-L-Bill- re-committed ; to be reported
on Monday.
fricLostrnts--Abthorpe (Northampton)—Bill read a third
time, and passed.
MESSAGE FROM TliE'LORDS—That they have agreed to
Union and intercourse( Ireland) Du ties Bill—and to If elston,
and Sheet Bridge Roads Bills—without amendment.
• That they hieVe passed a Bill, intituled, "An Act for
confirming certain 'eta:lnge% made 'by Sir George Thomas,
Bart..ticoeased, and George White Thomas, Esq. deceased,
of Estates at lepton, Walberton, Madehurst, Bilsham, and
- dimping, in the County of Sussex."
That they do request • that this House will be pleased to
communicate to thAr request,.
a Copy of the Sixth Report
of the Select Committee appointed by this House for im-
proving the Holyhead Roads and Harbour.
That they do request, that this House will give leave to
-.Sir George Clerk, Bart. and Davies Gilbert, Esq. Members
'of this. House, to attend their Lordships, in order to their
' being examined asWitnesses before the Select Committee ap-
. _pointed by their Lordships "to inquire into the Petition of
the Directors of the Chamber of Comnierce and Manufac-
tures established by Royal Charter in the City of Glasgow,"
against the Weights and Mbasures Bill. '

. ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR MONDAY.
.1. Land Tax Commissioners Name Bill,-Committee.
2. Juries (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
S. Transference of Securities (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
4. Usury Laws Repeal Dili—Second Reading.
5. Lancaster County Court BilL—Committee.
C. Beer Duties Bill—Report.
2.'Supply—Postponed Resolutions of 30th April to be consi-
dered. •
.8. Comercla m l*Credit (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
•9. Unlawful Oaths (Ireland) Bill—Cornmittee.
10. Insurrections (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
D. Elections (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading..
12: Turnpike Trustees Meeting Bill—Third Reading.
13. Sheriff of Dublin—lnquiry into his conduct—Committee
thereupon.—Witnesses to attend.
14. Trade—Report respecting Standing Order to be considered.
lb. Sale of Game Bill—Second Reading.
16., Occasional Freeholders Bill—Committee.
3cer Retail Trade Bill—Second Reading.
U. Confirmations (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
19. Commissaries (Scotland) Bill—Committee.
20. Capital Crimes Defence Bill—Second Reading.
21.. Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
22. silk Manufacture Bill—Second Reading.
23. Tithes Composition (Ireland) Bill—Further Consideration
of Report.
24_ Commutation of Tithes (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
25.* Church Rates (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
26. SupplY:—Commitiee.
17. Ways and .Means—,Committee.

Tenancy- (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration
Report. - . -•
NOTICES OF MOTION'S FOR MONDAY.
.1. Mr.Calcraft—Repyal of tare Leather Tax.

2. Lord Viscount nilmerston—To vote Estlinates, Diseinbo.
died Militia.
3. Mr. Martin (of Galway)—Bill to regulate 'the issuing of
Writs pf,capias, Utlegatum. .
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Tuesday, May 27.,
Mr. Secretary Peel-•-Seieral Bills relating to the Criminal
Laws.

Wednesday, May 28.
2. Mr. Fyshe Palmer—Bill to enable the Public Brewer to re-
' tail Bedr in smaller quantities than four gallons and a half,
' provided the same ho not consumed on the premises of the
Brewer. Deferred from May 23.
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Priddy, May 3U. , •
1. Mr. Huskissori—To equalize the Duties on goods Imported
in Foreign Ships with those payable on the like goods im-
ported in British Ships, in all cases where British Ships
are treated with the same reciprocity in Foreigh States,
Deferred from May 23. •
PUBLIC. COMMITTEES for MONDAY.
I• Small Debts - at 1.1 3. Foreign Trade
2. Penitentiary - - at 1. '4. Dublin Taxation

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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BARBARUS, and OXFORD UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
• . on Monday.