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London, England, 1828-06-09 00:00:00

PARLIA NIENTARY PROCEEDINGS•

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ktricES tirAOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAV, WHICH

NOW STAND IS litE ORDER-BOOK.

MONDAY, JUNE-9.-ORDERS or THE DAY.
1. Roman Catholic Land Tax Bill—Third reading.
fikileiistrar's Office (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
to/Witetford Disfranchisement Bill—Further consi-
`-y'' won of Report.
4. Tithes Commutation Bill—Committee.
3. Banksupt Laws Amendment Bill—Adjourned Debate
Third reading.
6. Excise Revenue Acts—Committee thereuron. .
7. Sheriffs (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
8. Larceny Laws (Ireland) Bill—Further evnsideration
of Report.
ft. Malicious Injuries (Ireland) Bill—Further considera-
tion of Report.
10. Larcehy Acts Repeal (Ireland) Bill—Further consi-

-
deration of Report.
11. Criminal Justice(lreland)Bill—Further consideration

of Report.
12. Divisions of Counties Bill—Third reading.
19. Salmon Fisheries Regulation (Scotland) Bill—Lords
Amendments to be considered.
14. Promissory Notes (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
IP, General Turnpike Acts Amendment Bill—Committee,
16. Rights of Executors Bill—Report.
17. Fraudulent Devises Bill—Third reading.
18. Supply—Report.
Supply—Committee.
20. Church Briefs Abolition Bill—Second reading.
21. Real Property in India Bill—Report.
/2. Settlement by Hiring Bill—Committee. .-
23. New Seutk Wales Bill—Committee.
24. Land Tax Commissioners Names Bill—. Report.
23. Night Poaching Prevention Bill—Committee.
26. Witnesses in Equity (Ireland) Bill—Report.
27. Protection of Purchasers (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
28. Charitable Lands Bill—Third reading.
29. Cities and Towns Improvement (Ireland) Bill--Com..

mittee. - •
SO. Cinque Ports Bill.7—Cannuittee.
31. Ways and Means—Committee.
32. Surplus Ways and Means

xoTIc 4 OF MOTION:..

I. Mr. Attorney-General—Bill to prevent the undue as-
etttnptioii of the title of Baronet in Great Britain

api Ireland.
Chancellor of the Exchequer—To move Sugar Du-
ties. (In Committee of Ways and Means.)
2. Mr. Robert Gordon—To refer Petition relating to the
regulation of Smithfield Marlet to a Stlect Committee.
4. Mr. Astdl —Bill to regulate the distribution of East

India Prize Money.
5. Mr. Keith Douglas—Petitioue froni certain Proprietors
of We't India property residing in Edinburgh, pray-
ing for an inquiry into the state and condition of the
. Black and Coloured population in the British West

India Coloniel.-.
Mr. .George Dawfoon—Bills to extend the in iainus of
the Regent-street P3vini, Act, and of the Charing

Cross iniptc;velrlrit, Act.
7. Mr. Chant-eller of the Exchumer—lrish Iliscellaccous
Estimates. (In CoMmittee of Supply.)
Tuesnav, JUNE MOTY)NS.
I. Mr. Otway Cave —Bill to prt;•4 enkthe application of Cor-
porate Finds to the purposes of Elections of Mein-'
Nee% to serve in Parliament._ „
2. sit.l4#--vc.31.,i,,,,AddFc36, ',haying that ne new ap-
pointment to the office of Treasurer of the Navy may
be made, until the practicability or consolidating that
.Departnient with tome other of the Naval Boards
shall be inveseigated; an the
*Salary of that Officer
suppressed for the Public advantage.
y. Mr. Hume—To take into consideration the expediency
of revising the Civil List, as far as regards the sums
new appropriated to the payment of Pensions on his
Majesty's Civil List in England, Ireland, and Scot-
. land, with the view of reducing the same.
4. Dlr. Hume--Copies or Extracts from any Communi-
cations or 'Statements which may have been re-
ceived by any Departments of his Majesty's Govern-
went, on the subjects of foreign and domestic trade,
,;;' the agriculture, of the increase or. decrease of
4e population, of the industry, legislation, and eivi-
' litation of Hayti.
3. Sir lbomas Aclaud—Bill for regulating allowances for
' co.iveying persons charged,with felonies and inisde-
, metrors.

ORDER OF VIE DAY. r.
AleheLves Certificates (Scotland) Bill—Third reading.
wzonasnaY, JUNE 11.—OILDERS OF THE VAY.
I. LiverpOtli Road Bill—Second reading.
2. County Bridges Bill—Committee.
3. Voters Registration Bill—Second reading.
4. Alehouses Licensing Bill—. Committee.
5. Canada Coippany Bill—Second reading.

THUILSDAY, JUNE 12....-NoTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Hume—liill to regulite the taking the Poll by
Ballot at Eletttions for Members of Parliament for
Counties, Cities, Cinque Ports, Boroughs, and Towns.
2. Mr. Michael Angelo Taylor—Return of all sums of
money paid by the Commissioners for settling French
claims to the Commissioners of Woods and Forests;
stating the dates of the warrants, the amount of each
warrant, aMd by uthom authorized.
3. Str.James Mackintos.h—Petition from the Merchants,
Traders, and other _British Inhabitants of Calcutta,
praying for relief frou't grievances under which they
suffer, in consequence of certain measures of the
Government of India ; apd to refer the same to a Se•

lect Committee.
4. Mr. Portman—To discharte the Committee on Friendly
Societies from further pOlceedings.
5. Mr. Grattan—Bill to amend so much of Act 58 Geo.
3, as relates to advances tom Government on Grand
Jury Presentments.

ORDERS OF TAX DAY.
A. Replavimi.(keland).Bin.......gecond reading.
2. Archbishop of Canterbury's Bill—Third reading.
3. Assessuient of Lessors (Ireland) Bill---tiecond reading.
4. Bankers (Ireland) Composition Bill--Sitoond reading.
FRIDAY, JUNE 13.-031.131 MS OF THE DAY.
1. Usury 'Laws Amendment Bill4---Second !lading.
2 Freeholders Registration Bill--Committee.
8. Cities and Boroughs Pollsßill----Adinurned Debate on
Third reading.
i• Felons Counsel Bill—Second reading.
5. Bank Nato (Scotland and Ireland) Bill—Second
reading.
6. Stamp Duties Bill-=Second reading.

NOTICE or MOTION.
Mr. Sugdeu—lllotion for Copy of the Commission under
which the CoOunissionera of Charitable Irtriuh7 were
apPinted. •

NOTICE GIVEN ON FRIDAY.
Wednesday, June 18.
M. Stanley—To .refer to a Select Committee the Veti-
tien of the Baron de Bode [presented May, 18161,
respecting award of the CommissiOners of French
"air" in his case.

The Greeks ascribe the invention of hours to
AsAxigAmixa, who probably received it from the Chal-
deans. ;It has recently been ascertained that the division
of the day into
hours was known to and adopted by the
Hindoos froni their earliest ages.

The Cotton Trade has for. the last two
months been in a state of greater depression than it has ex-
perienced for nearly two years; and we are sorry to say
that its prospects at the present moment are extremely dis-
couraging. From almost every foreign market the ac-
counts are unfavourable, the extensive shipments of last
year having occasioned a complete glut in many of them,
and at borne the manufacturers are undetermined, whether
to reduce the wages of their hands or work only half time.
Such at all events is the case in this town and neighbour-
hood. —Stockport Advertiser.