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London, England, 1826-03-28 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

NOTICES of MOTIONS, and ORDERS of the DAY,
which now atand on the ORDER.DOOK of the HOUSE
of COMMONS.

Wednesday, April 5.
OUDEII.B OF THE
Local Jucisdictiops (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
2. Supply—Committee.
3. Ways and Means—Committee.
4. Annual Duties Bill—Report.
5. Offences ut Sea Bill—Report.
Thui May, April IL

ORDERS OV THE DAY.
1. Debtor and Creditor Arrangement Bill—Further Considora.
don of Report.
42. Middlesex Turnpike Trusts Bill—Second reading.
3. Insolvent Debtors Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Friday, Aptil 7.
ORDERS Or THE DAY.
1. Bank Charter Amendment Bill--Committee.
2. East India Writers Bill—SeCond reading.
3. Juries in India Bill—Report.
Mimday, Aprillo.
ORDERS or TILE DAY.
I. Fisheries Bill—Further consideration of Report.
2. Prison Laws (Ireland) Bill=.-Committee.
3. Manor Courts (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
4. Lin& and Tenements (Ireland) Bill--Report.
G. Supply—Further consideration of Resolutions. (postponed
.23d March.)
6. Civil Process (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
Tuesday, Apt ii

saner: OF MOTION.
Mr. Spring Rice—To move, •in Committee on Church Rates
(Ireland) Bill, a Clause empowering the I'rote.4tant Parish-
ioners in assess the respective Parishes for assisting: towards
the building, enlargement, and repairs of Presbyterian Meet
ing-houses and Roman Catholic Chapels.
OIMERS OF THE DAY.
1. Huntingdon Borough (Right of Election) Petitions—Ballot
fbr Committee at three..,
2. Church Rates (Ireland) Bill.—Committee.
3. Alehouses Licenses Bill---Second reading.

Thursday, April
NOTICES OF MOTION'S.
1. Mr. Abercromby—Bill to alter and amend the Representa,
tion of the City of 'Edinburgh.
2. Mr. William Smith—Motion regarding the Slave Fopula
tion in the Colonies of Demerara and Berbice.
oupEn OF THE DAY.
Bribery at Elections Bill—Committee.
Pi Way,' April 14. •
ORDERS 01"I'DE DAY.
1. Episcopal Unions (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
2. Valuation of Ireland Bill—Committee. •
Monday, April 17. •
WIDENS OF TIIE DAY.
1. Usury Laws Repeal Bill—Second reading.
2. Silk Duties Bill—Further consideration of Report.
3. Larceny Laws Bill—Further consideration of Report. '
4. Criminal Justice Bill—Further consideration of Report.
5. Shire Halls Bill—Second reading.
Tuesday, AprillB.
NOTICE OF MOTION•
Mr. Woolrych Whitmore—Motion regarding the Corn Laws.
Wednesday, April 10.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Littleton-,Resolution relating to Committees on Private
Bills. Thursday, April 20.
NOTICE or MOTION.
Mr. Brougham—Motion for bettering the condition of Slaves.
ORDEII, OF THE DAY.
Election Laws (Ireland) AMendment Bill—Second reading.
Tuesday, April 2h.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
I. Lord Nugent—Bill for the better regulation of Courts of
Justice in the West Indies.
2. Mr. George Lamb—Bill to allow Persons prosecuted for Fe•
lony to make their defence by Counsel.
Thursday, April 27.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Lord John Russell—Motion relating to Reform in Parliament.
Monday, May 1.
Last Day of receiving Reports of Private Bills.
Tuesday, May 2.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Dome—Address for appointment of a Commission to in-
quire whether the Government of Ireland, under its present
form, ought to be continued, or whether the Lord Lieu-
tenant and other Officers tnay not with advantage be die-
tensed with.

Thursday, May 4.
NOTICE Or MOTION.

Mr. Fiume--State of the Nation.

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Tuesday, May 9.
NOTICE OT MOTION.
Mr. Fowell Buxton—Slave Trading, and the state of the
Slaves at the Mauritius,
Monday, May lb.—Whit Monday.
Tuesday, May 16. Whit Tuesday.
79turzday, May 18.
NOTICES or MOTIONS.
I. Dr. Lushington—Motion relative to the Free People of Co-
lour in the NVest Indies.
2. Mr. llobhouse—Bill for the isetter security of Literary Pro-
perty. • --
NOTICES OF- MOTIONS AFTER EASTER
For which no particular days have been fixed.
Mr. Secretary reel.-.hill to regulate the impannelling of Ju-
ries in Counties of Cities.
Mr. Vlrolrych Whitmore—Reduction of the Durk:4 on East
India Sugar.
Mr. Alaberly—Repeal of the Assessed Taxes.
Mr. I I ume—Seleet Committee to inquire into Sinecures, and
Offices perfortned by Deputy ; also, Pensions now paid in
every Department.
Mr. Tennyson.-Bill to rrohibit the use of Spring Guns and
Alen Traps.

The Chevalier Dnovvrit has presented the
King of France with on Egyptian sacred relic,
discovered in the city of Sais. This monument,
which lies been deposited in the Louvre, is of rose
granite, and consists of a single piece of the follow-
ing dimensions :—Eight feet three incites high ;

five feet one inch broad, and four feet eight inches
deep. Its four sides are ornamented ‘with re•

ligious scenes and hieroglyphic desciiptions,
containing the prenomen and the proper name of
an Egyptian King several times repeated. It re.
suits from a notice by M. Champ°Mon Figerte:—
Ist. That this stone was dedicated to Neith,
the Tutelar Goddess of the City of Sala ;
'idly, That in the niche made in the front
of this sanctuary was enclosed and fed a vulture
t ,
he living
symbol of the. Goddess ; -3(ny3 That
the monument was consecrated to the Goddess
by the King, Amobis-Net-Se, the son of Neill),
who is the Amasis of the twenty-sixth Egyptian
Dynasty, a native of Sais, the Battle 4110, after
a reign of more than forty years, was dethroned
by CalphYses. Thus this monument Wm „xerut.
ed between 530 and 570 before the Christian
sera, and is now nearly two thousand four butt.
dred years old.—(Paris Paper')

SEA ELEPUANTS.---k is Curious to remark, says
Mr. Weddell, in the account of his late voyage
towards the South Pole, that the sea elephant,
when lying on the shore, and threatened with death,
will often make 110 *lion to escape into the water,
hut lie still and shed tears, only raising the head to
look at the assailants, and though very timid, will
wait with composure the club or the lance which
takes its life. In close contact, every human
effort would be of little avail for the destruction
of this animal, unwieldy as it is, were it to rush
forward and exert the power of jaws ; for this
indeed is so enormous, that, in the agony of
death, stones are ground to powder within its
teeth.

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