The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-18 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

110C-Sts. OF COMMONS.
Lunw, 17° die Martii, 1823.
Poop. RATES—HOrtileydOWll' Petitions for Bills re-
PAVlNG—Hackney and Shoreditchl, ported.
ROADS AND BRlDGES—Highland)
FISHERIES-_Portsea and West Wittering 1 Bills read a first
HAlmoua—Scarborough I time.
ROADS—Uttoxeter, Skipton and Colne, and Leeds and Bir-
stall—Bills read a 2d time, and committed. Chesterfield,
Martock, 'Wisbeach, Bishop's Waltham, Bolton, Lyme Re-
gis, and Castleton—Bills read a first time. IlmiAster, and
Beaconsfield and Stokenehurch—Bills ordered. Sparrows
• Herne and Walton, and Stirlingshire—Petitions for Bills re-
ported. Preston and Garstang—B ill reported; to be ingrossed.
IticLosußEs—Baslow (Derby)—Bill read a first tune. Pont-
hill Bishop (Wilts)—Bill ordered.
GAS Lim-ITS—Dublin—Petition (No. 2.) for Bill reported.
Ratcliffe—Bill read a second time, and committed ; Peti-
tion against, referred to the Committee on the Bill ; Coun-
sel ordered.

IMPROVEMENT—Leeds Petitions for Bills referred to
LIMERICK TAXATION, &C. • •
Committees.
LONDON SEWERS
BRlDGE—London—Bill read a second time, and committed.
COAL DUTlES—Petitions of Inhabitants of St. George-in-the-
East, and of Ilfracombe, for the repeal of the Duty on Coals
carried coastwise.

SUGAR—East and West India—Petition- of the Chamber of
Commerce of Dublin; also, of Merchants of Cork; aoArN ST
alteration of the Duties; to be printed.
LIME EXEMPTION FROM TOLL BI •
lls read a third time,
KING'S PROPERTY
NATIONAL DEBT REDUCTION and passed.
Ciiti not RATES ( Ireland)—Second reading of the Bill deferred
till April 11.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS for THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Alaberly—Resolution concerning Revenue, Expendi-
ture, and Sinking Fund—Repeal of Assessed Taxes.
2. Mr. Dopes—Bill to amend and correct the practice of the
Courts of Great Sessions in Wales.
3. Mr. Peter Moore—To repeal Insolvent Debtors Act.
4. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—To refer Letters and
. Treasury Minute, relative to the King's Library, to a
Select Committee.
5. Dr. Phillimorc—To amend Act [l9 Geo. 3] against profane
Swearing.
6. Mr. Hume—Returns, Revenue, and Expenditure (Ireland);
. Tonnage and Fees (Ireland) for one year.

• ORDERS of the DAY for THIS DAY.
1. Marriage Act Repeal Bill—Committee.
2. Supply—Report.
3. Mutiny Bill—Third Remling.
4. Marine Mutiny Bill—Third Reading.
L. Prisons Bill—Report.
6. Grand Jury Presentments (Ireland) Bill—Conunittee.
7. Assessors at Elections Bill—Second Reading.

. NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Wednesday, March 19.
1. Mr. Lushington—Army Extraordinaries, and Miscellaneous
Services. (In Committee of Supply.) Deferred from
March 17.
2. Mr. Spring Rice—To refer the Papers relative to the Court
of Exchequer (Ireland) to a Select Committee.
3. Mr. Wilberforce—To present Petition from the Quakers,for
the gradual abolition of Slavery throughout the British Do.
minions. Deferred from March 17.
Thursday, March 20.
I. 111 r. William Williams—To regulate the right of voting at
Borough Elections, arising front real property, and to
prevent Occasionality.
2. Sir John Newport—Copy of Letter from the Chief Secretary
of Ireland to the First Fruits Office, dated Ist February
last. Deferred from March 19.
Wednesday, May 7.
Mr. Woolryche Whitmore—Committee to inquire into the
Duties payable on East and NVest India Sugar. Deferred
from March 19.
PRIVATE BlLLS—Si:corm REamixas for THIS DAY.
1. Dublin tias Light (No. 1 ) 12. Canterbury and Barham Roads.