The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-27 00:00:00

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Henry Pyall and George Stroud, Oxford-street, sta•
tioners.

James Wilkinson ant Henry Wilkinson, P4ll 1)1a]
gun-makerp.

Joseph Balm, John Rothwell and Charles Fletcher,
Milk-street, Cheapside, lace manufacturers.
Joseph Colelough and James Hewlett, Birmingham,
engravers.

Thomas James Vickers and James Russell, Birming
ham, surgeons.

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS,
mum NOW STAND IN THE ORDER BOOK OF THE HOUSE

OF COMMONS,
FOR THE NEX I' SESSION.

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Mr. NICOLSON CALVERT—BiII to prevent Bribery ani
Corruption in the Borough of East Retford.
Mr. TENNYSON—BiII to exclude the Bor3ttgh of East
Retford from electing Burgesses to serve in Parliament,
and to enable the town of Birmingham to return two Re.
presentatives iv lieu thereof.

Mr. ROBINSON—SeIect Committee to inquire into the
state of Newfoundland and Labrador, with a view to
amend the Laws relating to those Settlements.
Lord JOHN RUSSELL—BiII to enable the towns of
Manchester, Leeds, and Birmingham, to send Representa-
tives to Parliament.

Mr. SYKES—To move fur the equalization of the Duty
on Deals imported into this Country from the different
ports of the Baltic ; awl therefore to propose that the
Duty should be estimated by the cubic contents, in-
stead of the present complicated, imperfect, and partial
standard.
Marquis of BLANDFORD—To move far a Committee to
inquire into the causes why the people are not represented
in this House according to the spirit of the Constitution :
, or, to bring forward some specific measure to restore the
purity of Representation.
Sir JAMES MACKINTOSII-Bill for the relief of Mr.
O'Reilly, and other sufferers by insolvency of the Registrar
of the Court at Madras.
Dr. PHILLIMORE—BiII to alter and amend the Ecclesi-
astical jurisdiction exercised in the several County Courts
throughout England and Wales.
Mr. STEWART (of Beverley)—Select Committee, to in-
quire into the Revenue, Expenditure, and Commerce of
Ceylon.
Mr.Sinriloarn—Bill for the regulation of the Posting
throughout Great Britain, and placing it on some regular
system.
Mr. Battoirr—Select Committee on the state and ma-
nagement of the River Thames above London Bridge, in
rd ktion to its internal navigation.

Sir HENRY PARNELL—ISeIect Committee to inquire
into the best means of taking a Census of the Population
of the United Kingdom.

Mr. CHARLES PAL 1.31 E R—Address for the appointment
of the Commission to inquire into the Jurisdiction and

Practice of the Lords of the Privy Council, in re-pect to
Appeals from the West India Colonies, and the Acts of
Colonial Legislatures.
Mr. HARVEY—BiII to render all Processes issuing out
of the Superior Courts of Record at Westminster and
Dublin, operative in any county or place of the United
Kingdom.

Air. STANLEY-Bill to amend the Laws respecting the
Leasing powers of Bishops and EcclesiAstical Corporations
in Ireland.

Mr PouLtrr TnomsoN—Bia to allow the formation
of Partnerships in Commandite.

Afro GREENE—BiII to enable the Incumbents of Livings
in England and Wales to commute their Tithes by agree-
ment with the owner: of land within their respective
parishes.
Mr. LENNAnD—BiII to repeal the third and fourth
Clauses of Act 10 George H., c. 28, which empower the
Lord Chamberlain to prohibit the acting of any new Play
or Entertainment on the Stage.

Marquis of CHANDOS—BiII to make certain alterations
in the Game Laws.

Dr. LUSIIINGTON-Bill to declare that all Slaves
brought to Great Britain shall thereafter be free in all
British Dominions.

Mr. SLANEY—BiII to declare and amend that part of
the Poor Laws relating to the employment and relief of
able-bodied persons, and for the better rating tenements
which are under a certain annual value.
Mr. SADLER—To introduce measures with a view to
bettering the condition of the Labouring Poor.
. Mr. OTWAY CAVE—To move a Resolution that
Children born of Slaves in the West India Colonies after
1830 be deemed free.

Colonel DAvrEs-:Motion relative to secondary punish-
ments, by transportation and prison discipline.
Colonel DAVIES-Consideration of the Report from the
Committee on Crown Leases (conduct of Mr. Nash.)
Mr. GEORGE LAMB—Bill to alter and extent the pro-
visions of the Acts 8 Anne, c. 19, 41 George 111., c. 107,
and 54 George 111., c. 156, with respect to Dramatic
Writings.

Mr. HARVEY—To take into consideration the present
state and actual value of all Crown Property, with a view
to its beneficial disposition.
Mr. EDWARD DAVENPORT-Motion on the pressure
upon the Commercial and Labouring Classes, produced by
high Taxation levied in money of increased value.
Mr. EDWARD DAVENPORT-31)60R on the con.luct of
his Majesty's Government respecting Portuguese affairs.
Mr. WARBURTON—BiII fur regulating Sehool3 of Ana-
tomy.

Lord NunENr-13ill for establishing a Register of the
Births of Children of Dissenters.
Mr. EWART—Select Committee to inquire into the
State of the Courts of Law (particularly the King's
Bench), for Vie purpose of ascertaining whether they
might not be ea,ily and cheaply altered, for the better ac-
commodation of the public and of the professontl persons
who practise in the said Courts.
Mr. CHOLMELEY—Motion for the repeal of the Act pro-
hibiting the growth of Tobacco in the United Kingdom.
Mr. CHOLNIELEY—Motion for amending the ,Repre-
sentation of such Boroughs as do not contain more than
ten Voters.