Star.
London, England, 1830-06-14 00:00:00

MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 14, 1830.

No. 13,499.

PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES, etc.
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MONDAY, JUNE 14.-ORDERS OP TIM DAP.

1. Canada (dull government) bill-second reading.
2. Administration of justice bill-further consideration of report.
3. Libel law amendment bill--second reading.
4. Birmingham and London junction canal bill-standing orders
respoodng subscription list-adjourned debate thereupon.
& Poor's-rate annuities bill-second reading.
6. Tobacco duties acts--resolutions to be further caatolond.
7. Sale of beer bill-further consideration of report.
8. Charitable institutions bill.
9. Ecclesiastical leases (Ireland) bill-further emitimills of
replo. ort.
Northern roads bill-further consideration of repel.
11. Almshouses' exemption bill-second reading.
12. Usury laws bill-further consideration of report.
13. Glasgow and Kilmarnock road bill-(petition for isowunille•
of appeal).-durther consideration.
14. Justices of the peace (Ireland) bill-second reading.
18. Supply-cammittee.
18. Half-pay apprrntivs bill-ihrther consideration of tepee&
17. Dean Forest bill-report.
18. County rates (Ireland) bill-further consideration of rep&
19. Militia ballot suspension bill-third reading.
20. Newborough church bill-further consideration of report.
21. Labourers' wages bill-further consideration of report.
18. County rates (Ireland) bill-further consideration of repast
10. Millets ballot suspension bill-third reading.
20. Newborough church bill-further consideration of report.
21. Labourers' wages bill-further consideration of apart.
22. Yorkshire (West Riding) bridges bill--committss.
23. Treasury of the Navy bill-committee.
24. Common law fees bill-committee.
lb. Transportation of offenders bill.-report.
X Bankers (Ireland) further consideration of report.
27. Additional churches bill-second reading.
28. Arms (Ireland) bill-further consideration of nut.
29. Insolvent debtors (Ireland) bill second reading.
30. Witnesses (Ireland) bill-second reading.
31. Assessed taxes' composition act--report thereupon.
32. Shubenaccadie canal bill-report.
33. Beer and cider duties acts-committee thereupon.
34. Stage-coach proprietors bill-committee.
36. Ways and means-committee.
36. Consolidated fund (4,000,0001.) bill-report.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Lad Nugent-petition relating to the imposition of oaths.
2. Mr. Charles Grant-Resolution relating to the annual sugar
duties.
3. Chancellor of the Exchequer-sugar duties. (In som-
mittee of ways and means.)
4. Sir Henry Hardinge-to vote seven days' additional pay to the
army. (In committee of supply.)
6. Sir Henry Hardinge-Bill for repeal of parts of certain acts
(7 Geo. IV. c. 16, and 7 Geo. IV. e. 31) as relate to the pensioners
of the army, to the retired pay of quarter-masters, and that naval
service shall not be reckoned as military service in claiming army
pensions.
IL Mr. George Dawson-miseellaneous estimates, civil condo-
geodes. (In committee of supply.)
TUESDAY, JLTNE 15.-Noricrs or Mout:rya.
1. Mr. Hyde Villiers-commercial relations of this country with
Portu
2. lg.. Hume-eelect committee to inquire into the circum-
stances attending the renewal of the leases of the lighthouses at
Winterton and Orfordness, at Dungeness and at Harwich, and how
far the recommendations of the select committee on the foreign
trade of the country, in 1822, have been attended to; also so weer-
tain the extent of relief which has been afforded by reduction of
light dues, and what further relief from light dues an be afforded'
to the shipping of the country.
WU.* I. w whbdillir the
settlement of Sierra Leone."
4. Lord Viscount Bliiton-resolutions relative to the corn
laws.

PRICE 7D.

he Starling cutter, on a cruise. Yesterday the Highilyer cutter
teturned to Newhaven. Today arrived the Snipe cutter, from a
cruise. -

The Arisdne, 28 guns, Capt. 0. Rennie, arrived at Sierra Leone
the 13th April.
At Spitiread: Galatea. In Harbour r St.lrineent, Royal George,
Ganges, Asia, Briton, Pallas, Talbot, Herald, Columbine, /Etna.
The Briton, 46, Capt. Markland, C.B. is Acting for Channel sir.
vice; the Talbot, 28, Captain Dickenson, C.B. for the Cape of
Good lior ; the Wolfe, 18, Commander Harnley, for the East
Indies ; Columbine, 18, Commander Gabriel, for the West Indies
and Halifax ; and Am, surveying ship, Commander Belcher, for
the west coast of Africa ; all at this port. The Pelican, 18, Com-
mander J. Gape, is fitting at Chatham, for the Mediterranean ; and
the Cho, 18, Commander Onalow, at Plymouth, for South America.
APPOTXTMENTII.—Commander Wooleombe, of the Curlew, to
the St. Vincent, fiag-ship at this port, ewe Commander Foley, to
the Curlew ; Commander Wm. Hawley and Lieut. John Price, to
the Wolf ; Commander Wm. Mowittle).adMaingy, W. Kitchen,
Samuel Meredith, E. Weak, T. Chas. Pearson, Thomas
Finis, and Leonard C. Rooks, to the Guard melee, eke
Ifestunti, Will, Mansell, Math ifirogao, Apostasy,
Bottler, e!ol Calmat, !traipse paeloWaltirtatibloilltinse years) expires
b July ; Mr. Henry Williams, to be Assistant-Surgeon of the
Winchester.
PitOMOTIONS...-Lient. Win. Harwell, Flag. Lieutenant to Sir C.
Ogle, the Commander.in Chief at Halifax, to the rank of Com.
mender ; Mr. B. M'Avoy, Assistant-Surgeon of the Winchester, to
be Surgeon of the Slaney ; Mr. Clement Paulson, to the rank of
Surgeon.
The following Midshipmen passed their examination for Lieuten-
ants at the Royal Naval College, last week s Mr. A. JefiVeys, his
Majesty's ship Blanche; the Hon. G. H. St. Vincent De Bosse
Kinnsird, Britannia; Mr. James Samuel Akid Dennis, Columbine;
Messrs. John W. Tarleton and Clayton Bally, Alligator; Mr. H.
J. W. Sherbrook Payne Gallwey, Talbot ; Maas. Wm. R. Drum.
mond avid Win. Vaughan Collins, Pelican ; Mr. M. de Canny, Un-
daunted ; the Hon. W. B. Devereux and Mr. 0. P. Keens, Tyne;
Mr. 0. Pyne, Tweed; Mr. Wm. Crawford, Ads; Mr. IL J. Le
Mean ri r I ure, St. Vincent.