The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-08 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS or the DAY,
• which now stand on the ORDER-BOOK of the HOUSE
of COMMONS for the PittiSEN'r WEEK.
May 8.
ounEns OF TILE DAY.
1. &c. Railway Bill—Further consideration of
Report. •
2. Thames Watermen Regulation Bill—Second reading.
3. Holyhead Roads Bill—Report.
4. Corn Laws Act 13 Geo. 4, c. 601—Report thereupon.
5. Debtor and CreditorArratigenient Rill.-.. Report.
IL Gardens and Hot-houses 11111.-•.-Third reAding.
7. Alehouses Licenses 13111—Committee.
8. Benefices (Ireland) Bill—Report. •
9. Silk Duties Bill-Third reading.
10., Parish Apprentices Bill—Third reading.
11. Yeomanry Corps Bill—Third reading:.
12. Bankers (Scotland) Bill—Second'icading:
NOTICCB ZIOTIONS.
1. Mc. Huskisson—TO move , for a Return of the number of
Ships built in the British Dominions between 1014 and 1025,
both inclusive; distinguishing the number in each year, and
the amount of their tonnage.
2. Mr. Attorney-fleneral—Bili founded upon the Report of the
CoMmissioners appointed to inquire into the Practice of the:
Court of Chancery.
3. .Mr. John Williams--To refer Report of the Chancery Corn.
mission to a Committee of this House.
4. 111 r Peter Moore—To move a Grant of Public Money for
the relief of local distress. •
5. Alr.lieaumont—To present Petition from Mr. Bishop Bur-
, nett, inculpating the conduct of Lord Charles Somerset.
PRIVATE BlLLS—(Second Readings)
1. .Eton College Estate 4. Sluulwell Rectory
2. Rugby School Estate 5. Stowlanguift Rectory
3, Baird's Estate 0. Wille's Naturalization.
Tuesday, May 9.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Fowell Buxton.:--Slave Trading,. and the state of the
Slaves at the Mauritius,
2. Mr. Edntond Wodehouee—Addreis relative to the communi-
cations that, have been received from hie Majesty's Consuls
Abroad, on the *object of the, prices of Foreign Corn.
3. Sir Robert Heron—Bat° legalize the sale of Game. •
4. Mr. Martin (of Galway)-73111 to authorize Sheriff and
other Officers to abstain from arresting, or to discharge per-
sons arrested by them, who may be in such a state at 11.-faltit
that they cannot be removed to gaol without danger to their

ORDERS OF THE DAY.
1. St. George's Divorce Bill—Committee, Counsel and Wit-
- nesse*.
2. Kensington Canal Bill--Further consideration' of Report.
' Wednesday, May 10.
NOTICE OF MOTION.

Lord John Russell—Resolutions relating to Bribery an I Cor-
ruption at Elections.

ORDERS OF THE DAY.

•
1. Lord Lismore'B Divorce Bill—Committee, Coln/ .1 and
Witnesses.
2. Johnston's Divorce Bill—Committee, Counsel and Wit-
nesses.

Thursday, May 11.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Mr. Broil gham—Motion for bettering the condition of Slaves.
2. Mr. Martin (of fialway)-4hat a Select Committee be ap•
pointed. to inquire how far it may be practicable to affbrd to
the brute creation the protettion of Law, without divesting
map of that controul over, and disposal of creatures', which
a wise Providence entrusted to him for his use and benefit;
but which trust, it must be itiferred, in reference to the Di.
vine Creator of all things, was to be' exercised with a due
regard to reason,. justice, and conscience.

To prevent the smoking of.,a hunp, soak the wick in
strong vinegar, and .dry it well before it is nsed,it will then burn
sweet and pleasant.
Meat tainted to an extreme degree may be speedily
restored by washing it in cold water, and afterwards in strong
cattionlile tea after which. it may be spiinkled with salt, and used
the following day; or, if steeped, and well washed.in beer, it will
make pure and sweet soup, even after being 41y-blown.
• itAwANNA.--,itnyertnri, though at present a dirty
tows surrounded by swamps and marshes, was formerly a place
of gielif natural strength, 'being inacceasible to any enemy either
by Sea Or land. It was situated on the coast of the Adriatic, and
mai verY, ill. alipplied with Water, Whild its vineyards produced a
superabundant quantity of grapes. This. circumstance gave rise
to the well-knowttepigram.ef
- " Call i idus mptaittit mihi ellupo Rx;venme,
Cum.peterent sttxTesi vendidit. AlEgino,"
Which has ten thus Mer4l.l,y
A. landlord at lA:rit put upon era a queer hum ;
I aske4 hiqrfor ruiicn, and the butILX aux
g gave Ale