The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-16 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PRdCFIFDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Veneris, ._l5O die J. anii, 10.1.

Message,—to attend the Lords Commissioners ;
The House went; and beingreturned ;
Mr. Speaker reported theßoyal ,Assent,—to Land Revenues
Bill ;—Court.3 of Justice (Ireland) BO.l;—Securities (Ireland)
Bill ;—Clerk of Assize (Ireland) Bill ;--Hanvick Church Willi-
%,Traeth blwr Enbankrnent,Bill ;—Farn. t
gal (Buisk
1101.49 .t bit4trigton (perby4 re Bill.
letrepolis Paving Aoc—Petition orrn nts and Shop-
keepers of St. Giles and. St. George (Bloomsbury), complaining
of the Provisions thereof ; to lie on the table, and to be printed.
[Appendix, 776.]
East India Private Trade Bill;—Committee deferred till
Tuesday.

Rum:lmportation Bill,—Third Reading deferred from Mon,-
.day till Tuesday.

Packet Vessels Licences Bill,—Committee deferred from
Monday till Tuesday.
Husbandry Horses Duties Repeal Bill,—read a2d time, and
committed for Monday. .

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Sale of Poor Houses Bill,—read a 33 time, and passed:
House at rising to adjourn till Monday.
Corn Average Bill,—Committee deferred till 'Wednesday.
Extra Post Bill,.—Second reading deferred till Tuesday.
Bank of Ireland Bill,—reported ; to be read a 3d time "on
Tuesday.

Chu;ches Building Acts Aniendinent Bill,—Reptirt deferred
till Tuesday. •
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Ordnance Lands Bill,—reported; to be read a3d thiie
Tuesday.
Supply,—Reports deferred till Monday.
Provision for the Duke of Clarence,Report deferred till
Monday.
Mohair Stuffs Bounties,—Resolution reported ;
" That a Bounty of Is. !hi- per pound be allowed upon all
Silk used.in the manufacture of Stuffs mixed with Mohair, foe
a tune to be limited." , •

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Resolution agreed to; Bill ordered to bebrought- in by Nr.
Lushington and Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer.
"Warehousing Acts,-considered in Committee ; Resolution
for Bill reported, and agreed to ; Bill ordered to be brought in
by Mr. Brogden and Mr..LUshington. . .
Acetous Acid Acts,—considered in Committee;
.Resolutions
to be reported on ',lnonday.
Thames (Lastage and Ballastage) Bill,—Read a third,thn2,
and passed.

ScOtti,sh Malt Bill,—" For reducing, for a time to be limited
the Duty on Malt made from Bear or Bigg only for home con-
sumption in Scotland," presented, and read a first time ; to be
read a second "time on Tucsday.

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Scottish Distillery Drawback Bill,—" For allowing to Dis-
tillers of Spirits for home consumption in Scotland a Drawback
of a portion of the. Duty on Malt used by them, and for the
further prevention of Smuggling. of Spirits on the Borders of
Scotland and England," presented, and read a first time ; to te
read a second time on:Tuesday.

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Customs. Duties Bill,—" io grant. Duties of Customs on
eertain articles ofWeod imported .into Great Britain, in lieu of
former Duties, and to amend an Act made in the 59th year ut'
his late Majesty, for granting certain Duties of Customs in
Great Britain," presented, and read a first time; to be read a
second time on Wednesday.

ORDERS OF THE DAY, for MONDAY, June 18.
1. Cinque Ports Salvage Bill; Committee.
2. Salvage Act Amendment Bill ;-Committee.
3. Courts of Justice (Ireland), Ninth Report of Commis-
sioners ;,-Committee thereupon.
4. Stamps Duties (Ireland) Bill ;-Second Reading.
5. Yorkshire Polls Bill ;-Further Consideration of Report.
6. Fur Trade Regulation, tke. Bill ;-Committee.
7. Public Coal Yards (Ireland) Bill;-Third Reading.
8. Supply ;-Reporta.
9. East India Trade Bill ;-Further Consideration of Report.
10. Bankruptcy Court Bill;-Connittee.
11. Lotteries Bill ; -Second Reading.
12. Tobacco Duties Bill ;-Second Reading.
13. Woollen Trade Regulation Bill ;-Adjourned Debate on
the passing thereof.
14. Lunatic Trustees Bill ;-Third Reading.
15. Navigation Acts;-Committee thereupon.
16. Coasting Trade Bill ;-Second Reading.
17. Prisoners Rescue Bill ;-Second Reading.
18. Transfer of Stock (Ireland) Bill ;-Committee.
19. Loan Bill ;-Report.
20. Treasury Bills (Ireland) Bill ;-Report.
21. Exchequer Bills Bill ;-RepOrt.
22. Husbandry Horses Duties Repeal Bill ;--Committez.
23. Ways 'and Means :-Committee.
24. supply -•- •
25. Audit of Accounts Bill ;-Second Reading.
26. Provision for the Duke of Clarence ; Report thereupon.
27. Acetous Acid Acts ;-Report thereupon.
28. Greenland Fisheries Acts ;-Committee thereupon.
29. Greenwich Hospital Acts ;-Committee thereupon.
NOTICES of MOTIONS, for MONDAY, June 18.
1. Mr. Wallace,-To move for certain measures arising out of
the First Report of the Committee on Foreign Trade. (In
Committee on Navigation Acts.)
2. Mr. Calcraft,-To move that the Returns relating to the
Court of Chanceryhe made forthwith.
3. Mr. Arbuthnot,-Exchecpier Bills for public Works; Holy"'
head Roads ; and other Miscellaneous Estimates ; Grant
• of £50,000 to Poor Clergy. (In Committee of Supply.)
4. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer,-Bill to revive and coo'
tinue the Council 'and Officers of the Duchy of Cornwall
for one year.
.6. Sir George Clerk,-Bills to vest Naval Lands at Gillingham
in Trustees;-and other Naval Lands in the Commis-
sioners of the Navy.
PRIVATE BILLS :-Second Readings, for Monday.
1. Satterthwaite's Estate. 3. Rowley Regis Estate.
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2. Brownswood Prebend Estate.

PUBLIC COMMITTEES, for Monday Morning,
1. Opthalmic Hospital - - at twelve,
2. Extra Post - - - at one.
3. Agriculture - - - - at one.
4. Prison Laws Consolidation - at one,