The Sun.
London, England, 1828-02-07 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NOTICE OF MOTION FOR THIS DAY.
Mr. Brougham—Motion touching the state of the Law i•
this Country, and its administration in the. Courts of
Justice, with a view to such Reforms in the same as
time may have rendered necessary and experience
may have shown to be expedient.
ORDER OY THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
Supply—Report.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY•
Monday, Feb. 11.
Sir George Cockburn—Vote of Seamen. (In Committee
of Supply).

Thursday, Feb. 9,8.

Mr. Spring Rice—Bill to amend the law with riapect to
the rights and interests of Executors to the Estates of
Testators.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

EXCHEQUER BILLS.

1. An Account of Exchequer Bills iesned,, or authorized'
to be issued, by the Act '7 Geo. 4. sees. 2. c. 2, In&
7 and 8 Geo. 4. c. 4. charged on the Supplies, ISTS,,
unprovided for.
Per Act 7 Geo. 4. sews. 2, c, 2. X10,300,0060
7 and 8 Geo. 4. C. 41

An Account showing the Amount of fo2l:i'esBafirthe
Exeiequer, and remaining to be received, on the 28th
day of-ranuary, 1828, to complete the Aids granted by
Parliament, for the service of the year 1827.
' In the
Exchequer.

To be raii,cd.

Money paid by Henry Hase, Esq. on
account of the Trustees for thel
payment of Military and Naval'
Pensions, &c. per Act 3 Geo. 4.1

_
c. 51.
Eact India Company, per Act 4
Geo. 4. c 71
To be brought from the Consolidated
Fund, per Act 7 and 8 Gee. 1.1
c

Z. s. d.
4.05,754 15 0

£. s. d.

15,000 - •

4,994;743 17 t

11.05,754 15 H

15,009,743 17 1
405,754 15 -

15,415,10 i 12 1
3. An Account of all Exchequer Bills issued between sth
3 Geo. 4. C. 86 ; and 5 Geo. 4. c., 103,
unp
JanuarylB2c7 and sth January 1828, under the Acts
7 G . 34 and 124 ; 58 Geo. 3. c. 45 ; 1 Geo.
4.
Amount of Exchequer Bills issued for carrying
on Public Works and Fisheries, in the year
ended sth January, 1828 £551,900
Amount of Exchequer Bills issued for Building
cr.ov6e;tl for.
additional Churches, in the year ended sth
January, 1828

£734,200
GEO. R. DAWSON.
Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, Jan. 29.

A freehold estate, consisting of a farm-house
and 103 acres of land, between Boston and Lincoln, at
present let on lease for 1801. per annum, fetched the prix
of 40501.--Boston Gazette.
ANGLO-CIIILIAN MINING COMPANY...-.
Yesterday a General Meeting of the Shareholders of the
above speculation was held at the London Tavern ; G.
RAIKES, Esq. in the chair, when Mr. &Atli moved that
the Directors he empowered to take steps to convene 3
special meeting, for the purpose of dissolving the Company,
which was carried unanimously. 1 hanks were then vote]
to the chairman, and the meeting separated.
IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIA'
TlON.—Yesterday a Special General Meeting of this Asso-
ciation was held at the London Tavern, pursuant to public
advertisement. JOSHUA WALKER, Esq. ,M.P. , in the Chair.
The Chairman stated, that the present meeting was con-
vened
for the adoption of certain by-laws, which were made
pursuant to the 44th clause of the Deed of Settlement,.
-postfar:eta,:tphteiAngfter result
tion on the subject of the duties, the Chairman repeated,
by-laws were agreed to. After same ebfiverstV
The
et
nheewentertained the most sanguine expectations that
suant to public notice,
there would be an equalization of the duties.
VIGO-BAY ADVENTURE.—A Meeting Of
at the North and South Americas
make a further advance of bl• e 4
each
the shareholders of this concern took place yesterday, pnr'
yhaberehaodlvidensed)teaglnitt Dthiezcori,coca
questions puft:Fribttybheetyhemai
Coffee-house, Threadneedle
long and warm debate, in which Mr. CHAMBERS, of Union-
halleach share,
or criminal,
managers of the scheme.
and
METROPOLITAN MINOR THEATRICAL
At a meeting' held at the Coburg Theatre, of the
Fulin.
rt, engaged at the Minor Theatres, ewes were
shareholders J and lf r .
agCreeLAlL:tuort:
en,
ak
Performers engaged
unanimously carried, for •
ti itted, an
submitted,
meeting a donation of ten guineas was preffeet°
a proceedingsV ga
great
at
that c maul
itb
(civil
it rinLE JacirsoN, Esq., and Mr. DayinGE granted tb!
by Fuse of the Theatre, for the purpose of a Benefit in aid
free
of its Funds.
For the last two weeks we have abstained frog'
noticing the progress of the persons employed by big'
WILKS to bore for spring water in this town. The moo*
of this silence was a difficulty arising from an instrument
breaking off the rods, and being wedged in at the extretels
depth, to recover which every possible endeavour We,
made, but all in vain; it still remains an obstacle to tb
progress. Deeply as we lament the ternaination of th",P
attempt, when the auspices for its favourable completion
were so satisfactory, still, it is with pleasure that we ifiel
enabled to state, upon pod authority, that Mr. Witss Wi,'
not relinquish the project, and thus put an end to lope'
of the town, but that the boring will be resumed, i',.:
fresh spot, and carried on in a vigorous spirit, with the
best materials. Contracts have, we believe, been aiceadf
entered into with the workmen for the purpose...BM°
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