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MASONIC NOTICES FOR NEXT WEEK.
ENGLAND. -
Monday, June 16, LONDON, Nos.-14, 15, 293, 308.
COUNTRY. Nos. 20, 72, 102, 219, 311,
368, 423, 455, 509, 510,
521, 553, 583.
--.-17, lioxnox. Nos. 33, 42, 266.
COUNTRY. Nos. 127, 151, 167, 170,
184, 199, 385, 471, 497,
an, 4.32, 544, 551.
Wednesday, - 18, I.° NDO N. Nos. 36, 66 .92, 134, 20;
274, 290, iO9.
COUNTRY. Nos. 95, 105; 124, 126,
120, 146, 207, 229, 339,
342, 4110, 465, 468, 480,
487, 529, 577, 581, 608,
678, 690, 705, 711.
Thursday, 19, LoNDoN. Nos. 65, 128, 152, 388.
House Coin. Fern. Sch.
at 11.
COUNTRY. Nos. 48, 70, 113,171, 214,
288, 416, 453, 466, 469,
511, 510, 560, 564 642,-
679. a
- 20, LoNnow. No. 493.
Cot; NTR Y. Nos. 30, 55, 19,1, 470, .638,
550, 600, 640, 655, 709.
- 21, LONDON. •• •
COUNTRY. Nos. 64, 358,. 075.
IRELAND.
Monday, June 16, Conic. No. 67.

Tuesday,

Friday,

Saturday,

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

11013 E OF COMMONS.
Mercuri!, 11 die j isni i, 1823.

GAS LICHIT ESTRLISHMEHTS —Bill to be read it second_ time
s
on Monday.,
I I.; c Losunt—Congerston (Leicester) Bill reported. to bein..
LONDON SEWERS
LIMERICK TAXATION • grossed..
CosiPANT—Lontlen Dock—Petition for leave to present is
Petition for a Bill referred to a Committee.
EsTAT.Es—Romilly:s—Bill' read a second time, and commit-
ted. Philanthropic Society—Bill read a third tour, Ana
passed.
Cost: DUTlES—Petition from Kenwyn (Cornwall), against
the Ditties on Coals carried coastwise.
ELECTION'S (Ireland)—Bill read a third time, and passed.
OCCASIONAL FREEiIOLDERS DlLL—COMlllittee deferred till
Tuesday. •
COUNTY COURTS—Further consideration of Report put off'
for six months.
ASSESSORS AT ELEc.Tross—Second reading of the Bill tie.
ferred from Friday to Monday next.
DISTILLERIES (Scotland and Ireland) ACTS—The following
Resolutions reported and agreed to, and Bill ordered to be

brought in :
" 1. That it is expedient that the Duties on Spirits distilled
from Corn or Grain, and on Licences.to distil the same in Scot•
land and Ireland, should be made equal, and that the regale.
teloonnsanfbar t3tranCuoflaclectutiroenooffstutehsasipdirDitsu,tat,
fanordotrutlarieeDhoististilinlag.
thereof without payment of Duty, should be assimilated in
Scotland and Ireland.
"2. That so much and such parts of the several Acts in force
in Scotland and Ireland respectively, for granting any Duty on
Wash or Spirits made or distilled from Corn or Grain, or upon
Licences for keeping 'Stills for distilling such Spirits, or, for
regulating the Distillation of such Spirits, as relate to the persons
licensed to distil such Spirits or keep such Stills, or to the
making or distilling such Spirits, or to the granting or
charging any Duty upon any such License, or on the
'Wash or Spirits made or distilled by such persons, or. to
the allowing any Drawback on such Spirits exported to Foren,ni_
Parts, or to the warehousing such Spirits without payment of
duty, should be repealed.
"3. Tl.at within and through Scotland and Ireland, repet-
tively, there shall be granted, raised, levied, collected and paid,
every gallon English wine-measure of Spirits, of a strength not
htehiar
ts
sa ntdo smutyc—c e sis.ours,r a
nt hde
usepvoen-
less than the strength of ten per cent. over proof, of Spirits
ruanitorottlittieeroefolif hisxcist i rajblelsotwy
made or distilled from any Wort or Wash brewed or made
from Malt, or from Corn or Grain, malted or unmated, or any
mixture thereof, the sum of 2s. 6d. British currency.—For and
upon every license to any person to keep arty Still or Stills for
the purpose of making or distilling any such Spirits, the sum:
of 101. British currency."
«4. That' upon the exportation of any such Spirits from
Scotlan o Ireland to any place except Great Britain, there
shall bed allowed the, following Drawbacks; —Upon every such
gallon of such Spirits, which shall have been warehoused with-
out payment of Duty, the sum of 3d. British currency.—Upon
every
rtiucl gallon of such Spirits which shall have paid the
whole dutyl of Excise thereon, the sum of 2s. lid.
"3.. That upon every such gallon of such Spirits which shall
be distilled from Wort or Nash made from malted Corn only
(not being malted Oats) without any mixture of malted Oats
or any =naked Corn or Grain, there shall be allowed anti
paid to the Distiller thereof the sum of Is: in respect of the
Duty on such Malt.
"6. That no License shall be granted to any Distiller in Scot-
land or Ireland, to have, keep, 'or make use of any Still -which
Omit be of a less capacity or content than 40 gallons.
"7. That it is expedient that every Distiller or Maker of
Spirits in Scotland and Ireland respectively, should be permit-
ted to warehouse the Spirits made or distilled by such Distiller,
without payment of the Duty of Excise chargeable thereon;
and that the Duties of Excise chargeable on such Spirits shall
be payable and paid on their being taken out of warehouse for
home-consumption."
ItEciritoerrir or DUTIES—The following Resolutions re-
ported and agreed to, and Bill ordered to be brought in
" 1. That his Majesty be authorised, by Order in Council,
to declare, that the Importation or Exportation of Merchandize
in Foreign Vessels may take place upon Payment of the like
Duties, and with ;the like Drawbacks, Mounties, and Allow-.
once!, as are payable or pawed upon similar Alerchandize
when imported or exported in British Vessels from or to Countries
in which no other Duties ate charged, or Drawbacks, Bounties,
and Allowances, granted on the Importation or Exportation of
Merchandize in British Vessels, than are charged or granted
upon such Mercliantlize when 'imported or exported in Vessels
of such Countries.
" 2. That his Majesty be authorised, by Order in Council, to
direct the levying and charging of additional Duties of Customs,
or, the withholding
.of any Drawback, Bounties, or Allowances,
upon Merchandize Imported or exported into orfrom the United
Kingdom, in Vessels belonging to ant' Country in which higher
Duties shall have been levied, or smaller Drawbacks, Bounties',
or Allowances, granted upon Merchandize when imported into
or exported from such Country in British Vessels, than aro'
,levied orgranted upon similar Merchandize when imported or
exported in Vessels of such Coudtry."

NOTICES OF 1110TIONS PAX.
1. Mr. Fowell Buxton—Motion relutivo to the cuptun 'ate'

ship Requin by Capt. Ogilvie.' „ •
2. Mr. Spring Rice—Bill to consolidate and amend the Law'
respecung Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland). •
ORDBItS of the DAY for TIIIS DAY.
1. Great Sessions in Wales Bill—Second Readingr
2. Juries (Scotland). Bill—Second Reading.
4: Tithes Composition (behind) Bill—Committee.-
4. Tests. Regulation Bill—Second Reading. •
Resumption'of Cash Payments—Adjourned Debate.
O. Transference of Securities (Scotland) BilL.:-Third Reading/
7. London Bridge Bill—Committee.
8. Commutation of Tithes (Ireland) Bill—Committee..
9. Irish Law Courts Compensation Bill—Third Reading..
19. Commercial Credit (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
11. Unlawful 'Oaths (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration or

• Report.
12. Church Rates (Ireland) Bill--Committee.
IS. Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
14. Post Horse Duties Bill--. Second Reading.
la. Assessed Taxes Composition' Bill—Second Reading.
16. Brimstone Duties Drawback Bill—Second Reading.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.

Friday, June 13.
Mr. Berries--Bill to extend Acta for distribution of Monti
in cases of Captures made by Foreign Ships or Forces in
conjunction with his Majesty's.
Tuesday, June 17.
1. Mr. Grattan—Motion respecting' Pipe Water and Metal
Main Accounts in the City of Dublin. Deferred. from
June 12.
2. Mr. Hume—Late Promotions in the Navy.
Wednesday, June M-
t. Mr. Brougham—Motion on Petition from Roman Catho•
lies of Ireland, on abuses in the administration of Justice
• in Ireland.
• Mr. Alderman Wood—Motion relative to Crown LOW of
Llanllechid Slate Quarries to Mr. • Dawkins Pennant.'
Deferred from June 12, .