The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-24 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS.

THURSDAY, JAN. 22.
Sir Robert Pecl,—Appointment of a Committee to consider the
mode in which the House shall deal with the Railway Bills proposed
to be submitted to the House during the preent session—Monday,
Jan. 26.

Sir Thomas Fremantle,—Bill to amend the Drainage Acta in Ire-
land—Monday, Jan. 26.

Sir Robert Peel,—Statement as to Commercial Policy and the
Corn-laws ; in Committee of the whole House—Tuesday, Jan. 27.
Dr. Bowring,—That the Rollie do agree with their :2ommittee- In
the Resolutions of last session on Colon! alAccounts—Tuesday, Jan. 27.

Dr. Bowring,—Correspondence or. Extracts of Correspol'ulence on
the subject of a reform of the House of Keys, in the Isle of Man (in
continuation of Parliamentary paper of session, 1845). Copies or
Extracts of Correspondence on the subject of the remuneration of
Colonel James Campbell as a Member of the House of Keys, and his
refusal to serve ; with proceedings consequent thereon. Copy of the
Oath or Declaration taken by the Members of the House of Keys on
their admission—Tuesday, Jan. 27.
Captain rechell,—Copy of any Letter and General Rule issued by
the Poor-law Commissioners relative to the emloyment of Paupers in
pounding, grinding, or otherwise breaking bones, or in preparing
bone dust—Wednesday, Jan. 28.
Sir Charles Napier,—Select Committee to inquire into the powers
granted by the Act 7 and 8 Vic , c. 101, to the Poor-law Commis-
stoners to erect District Asylums, for the casual poor in the Metrer
polis ; also how far the establishment of these Asylums is consistent
with the principle of the existing Poor-laws—Thursday, Jan. 29.
Lord Ashley,—Bill to reduce the hours of working of young per-
sons-in factories to ten in the day—Thursday, Jan. 29.
Lord Ashley,—To bring under the consideration of the House the
state of the juvenile population in many parts of Loudon, Westmin-
ster, mad Southwark—on a future day.
Mr. Mackinnon,—To call the attention of this House to the Reso-
lution of the House on the Bth day of April of last session :—" That
the practice of Interments within the precincts of the Metropolis and
large Cities is injurious to the llcnlth of the Population, and demands
the serious attention of Parliament"—an early day.
Sir C. Napier moved for a Return ofSteam Vessels ( bearing Captains),
showing their length, breadth, and depth of hold, tonnage, number
of guns they mount on each deck, and weight of metal, number of
guns they can point forward and aft on each deck; quantity of coals
they stow, and the number of days the coal will last at full steam ;
the height of main deck ports when the coal is on board, and the
depth under water of the upper part of the lower floats ; the esti-
mated draft of water with everything on board, and the actual
draft ; likewise the cost of each vessel.—Ordered.
Sir C. Napier also moved for a Return of the weights, draft of water,
&c., of the Experimehtal Squadron, on the 2d and 3d cruize, similar
to the Return of the first cruize ; the greatest inclination of each
ship when carryingsail, and the greatest number of degrees each
ship rolled, and the number of spars sprung and carried away during
the cruizes; their defects on returning into port, and the expense of
making the defects good.—Ordered.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
LONRON, JAN. 23.—Wind this day at noon, South, light airs, and
hazy, with drizzling rain.
DEAL, JAN. 22.—1 t has blown a heavy gale, with severe squalls,
throughout last night and to-day.
PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 22.—1 t has blew a hard gale all last night from
S.S.C. to W. till nowt to-day, and is now blowing hard.
PooL, JAN. 21.—The County of Cork, Jones, from Ramsgate to
Liverpool, pricked her anchor 19th fist., made a hole in her bottom,
and became leaky, and is discharging At the Quay.

LYME, JAN. 20.—A quantity of wreck ha; been picked up here,
apparently belonging to a large vessel; a hawse plug is marked F. 1.,
and a long boat painted green inside and black out.
SCILLY, JAN. 19.—A small vessel is suppose! to have been lest on the
eastern part of these islands on the 15th or 16th inst. • several pieces
of wreck have been seen; the cover of a seaman's Olkest, with " S.
Jolly" cut on it, has been brought on shore.
LlvaarooL, JAN. 22.—The Tyrer, Ellis, from China to London,
kas,putintO.Singapere, with loss of spars, sails, &c., deck swept and
cargo damaged, having been‘on her beam ends in a typhoon ;he day
after leaving China: Two colonial-built vessels, ens lievrond the
other an old barque, bath from Quebec to, England, Areceportfd to
have put into St. Lawrence, Newfoundland, on the 15t11 ult., water-
logged.
CAMPBELTOWN, JAN. 20.—The greater part of the materials have
been landed from the Ben Lomond, on sh.re near Sande.
GLASGOW, JAN. 21.—The Swift, of (Irvan, grounded in the river,
18th inst., and remains,
STRANGFOAD, JAN. 20.—The Ann, M'Cavery, from whitehaven,
struck outside the bar, lath inst., and has become a total wreck ;
crew saved.

KIRICALDY, JAN. 20.--The Gebkea, Bootman, of and from Emdem,
for Port Dundee, struck on the rocks of Inchkeith this morning, and
sunk ; crew saved.
• SHIELDS, JAN. 21.—The Vittoria, bound to London, on passing out
althe;harbour pricked on another vessel's anchor, and has put back
.424 laykon the shore to be examined. The schooner Jane, of New-
castle, Orucicpq an.44ebAtand.grounded.a arAVallsend,-blit.hcaget
off, and'6e"in towed in here, to be repaired. • •

iIABTLEPOOL, JAN. 19.—The Commerce, RoM, of Montrose,
struck in coming in here and went on shore to leeward of the Chan-
nel, but assisted off and brought inherein"here with loss of rudder and other
damage.

SHIPWRECK OF THE BARQUE TYNE.

- LEEDS, J►w. 22.
STOCK EICHANGE.-The sales are-Manchester and Leeds Exten-
sions, 4% p..-Newcastle and Darlington Junction Extensions, 11 p. -
Sheffield and Manchester, Quarters, No. 3, 614 -East Lancashire, No.
2 (late Accrington), 414 p.-Great Grimsby and Shefflekt, 10%-
-Ditto, Extensions, 15s. p.-lluddersSeld and Shheffleld, 22-Leeds
and Bradford, 53 -North British, New Carlisle Branch, 314-Oxford,
;ester, and Wohierh .mpton, 16 - London and York, 4%-Liver-
-1,/ Ormskirk, and Preston, 4/. 195.-West Iti g Union, 6% -Am-
bergate, Nottingham, and Boston, 12s. p. ssex and Suffolk, Sr.
die.-Grand-Union, 12s. 6d.'p.-Leeds, Wa field, and Midland, 225.
p.-Leicester and Birmingham, ss. p.-Leicester and Bedford, 18s. p.
-Liverpool, Manchester,' acid Newcastle Junction, 4U - North
Western, 31. ls.-Shropshire Union, is. 6d_ p.-York and Carlisle, 2%.