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London, England, 1848-02-03 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, FED. 9.-ORDERS OF TUE DAY.

Roman Catholic Charitable Trusts' Bill—Second
reading. _ _ _

Epiphany Quarter Sessions Bill—Second reading.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Captain Pechell—Address for return from the Court
of Mixed Commission at the Cape of Good Hope of the
under-mentioned particulars relative to the Portuguese
slave-vessel Bella Angella, condemned in that Court,
August 14, 1844. The amount of valuation of the said
vessel and cargo, as shown in the manifest. Of gross
proceeds of sale of vessel and cargo, with the date when
the same were reali,ed. Of the net proceeds when re-
ceived and when paid over to the authorities on behalf
of the Crown. The particulars of all charges and ex-
penses incurred relative to the sale of vessel and cargo.
Of all fees and law expenses charged for the condem-
nation of vessel and cargo. Of all sums charged for
breaking up the vessel pursuant to Act. The•amount
and nature of all fees, with the names of persons who
received the same, and the office held or performed
by each, and whether holding any other office or place.
And an account of all charges for commission del era-
dere, agency, and superintendence, with the names of
the persons to whom the same were paid.
Captain Pechell—Return of all sums that have an •
nually accrued since the order in council of 1834, by re-
duction of the allowance of waste in the provisions on
board her Majesty's ships, up to the Ist day of July,
1847. Like return on board transports and convict shio.
Returns of all sums that have annually accrued from all
victualling cohere pursery accounts were kept during the
same period. Of all sums that have annually accrued
from reduction in credit prices of provisions from the
30th day of June, 1844, to the 30th day of June, 1847,
clear of any sum or sums of money paid out of the same.
Of all sums that have been annually paid, under the
order in council of April, 1836, for increasing the half-
pay of the paymasters and pursers ls. a day, from the Ist
day of July, 1836. And of all sums annually paid from
the Ist day of July, 1843, to the Ist day of July, 1847,
under the order in council June, 1843, creating a re-
tired list, and increasing the half-pay Is. a day to part
of the paymasters and pursers, clear and distinct frill
the paym,nt under the order in council of April, 1836.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.-THURSDAY, FEB. 10.
Lord Nugent—Bill to repeal so much of the Act of
the 2d and 3d Vie , as gives the power of applying the
system of separate imprisonment to persons before trial.
Viscount Morpeth—Bill for promoting the public
health.

Mr. Hutt—Select Committee, to consider the best
means which Great Britain can adopt for mitigating
the horrors of the slave trade, and providing for its final
extinction.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.-TUESDAY, FED. 14.

Mr. Moasell—To call the attention of the House to
the condition of the able-bodied population of Ireland,
and to the best measures for removing the disproportion
between capital and labour in that country.
Mr. Ewart—Bill for the total repeal of the punish-
ment of death.

Mr. Hume—That the contents of the papers laid
before Parliament in the last session, respecting the
innocence of the late Purtaub Sheun, the deposed Raja
of Sattara, taken in connexion with the information
previously presented to the House of Commons, ren-
der it expedient and necessary to the furtherance
of the ends of justice, and for the future good go-
vernment of India, and the protection of the people
and princes of the country, that the inquiry prayed for
by the late Raja in his petition to Parliament, presented
on the 29th day of July, 1842, should be granted, with
a view of rescuing the character of the late Raja, if in-
nocent, from the opprobrium which certain charges
brought against him have cast upon it, and of vindicat-
ing the honour of the British Administration in India
from the suspicion and obloquy which the proceedings
against the late Raja have excited.

ORDER OF THE DAY.-WEDNESDAY, FED, 16.
Roman Catholic Relief Bill—Committee.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Mr. Law—On motion for going into Committee on the
Roman Catholic Relief Bill, to move, as amendment,
" That this House do resolve itself into a Committee
upon the said Bill this day six months."
Mr. William Smith O'Brien—ln Committee on the
Roman Catholic Relief Bill, to move a clause for repeal-
ing the disabilities by which Roman Catholics are disquali-
fied from filling the office of Lord Chancellor of Ireland.