The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

STATE OF EUROPE.

The Hon. C. 11. HUTCHINSON said, that in conse-
quence of a message he had received from the NoSte Seen•
iary of State (Lord Londonderry), he rose to postpone his
raution relative to the affairs or Europe. The first vacant
day was the 20th orient., aid he should therefore postpone
it to that day._

Mr. IVAIiD postponed to the same day the motion of

Pities 7d.

Mr. Stuart Wortley, relatitre to the Circular of the AI
Powers.
Mr. CURT,EIB presrated • Petitiort frogs Ilse Sok( t
Tralry of the Parish of Berm* is At county of suasra,,
in fevuur of the Poor Laws Assesdesent Bill.—.thalerrd to
lie nn the lobar.

Mr. CURtiiif presented a Petition from the Town of
Nbrki•etuu, praying • revision of the Orimioal Law.—
Ordered to Neon the table.
Mr. T. WILSON presented a Petition from Cerlsi•
'porters 1111.1 Dealers in borer in ibit City or Loudon Cull
Se•lha•a. k against the Bill sow before tbe Hasse to preveut
the Adulteration or Clover.

CoSome! I)A VI ES said,lllt objectionable entire. had 644..1
;eh.,, laced surtcptutiuusly, and it Dever cuuhl lure fwea
the cuntemplativa of a person briagiug iu *Gat 11,11 to p -
puss. such s clause.

The Petition was ordered lo be laid ou the table.
MOUNTCH FILES preseutml a. Petition from a
„Parish is the Cooney of Donegal, respecting st.ll
014;y0 ha liens ihe oblit.
Mr. C. GRANT preseated a Letter from the Lord Chief
Bartr's of lii iaud, relw ire to the Pitt Rem.ri nf•tbe Corinna -
tee for It, gal Wog the Fees of Clerksand Miuist rs urJustii
in !retool—ordered so be jointed.
. The Insh Stamp Duties Bill no brought iu by Mr.
CHARLES GRANT, awl read a Mai time.
Mr. LUSHINGTUN brought its lie Thirteen Millittas
Loan Bill, the Twenty-Woe Million. Exchequer Bills 8,11,
the Lottery Bill, and the One Million high Tr y But'.
wheels were all read a brat time.
Mr. LUSH INGTON laid before the House the &dimities
fur Complrtua the Holyhead Road.
The House Own neat into a Committee on the East !edit
Ramie Aels.—The Report was urdeted so Le rrersrol to-

The House then west into a Commitlee no the Cremona
Doty Acts. Various Reamlotions were proposed, which we
rould n.•t hear in the galiery.—The Report was ordered in
be received 10 morrow.

WOOLLEN CLOTH STAMPING BILL.

Oa the gar-sties, dial this Bill be read the third lime—
Mr. BARING stated, that I. this Bill • clause had hymn
introduced fur granting permission to export sheep, sad be
eumplained that Bills were brought in fur • patticulse
ohject, into which clauses were afterwards introduced of a
yesiie diffeni saaluire.

• Mr. LUSH I NGTON said, all the necessary information titt
the subject had been riven. Hr was tint retponaible for Ike
title; but he thought the apprehensions of the Hun. Grath -
man prrfemly gritiontltess.

Sir.I.COeFIN said, if all the long wool sheep in England
were exported, they would sot p rrrrr we their wool one twelve

Mr. H. DAVIS objected to the Bill. If the long wool got
to France or Fleetkra, it world be prejudicial to ibis coos-
try. which posseated as exclusive privilege.
Mr. F. LEWIS objected to a system or restriction. If
we refitted to export it utimanufactured, and Spain r.futsed
to accept it maoufacitsied, it would go to impose ■ complete
restriction; and the idea of bringteg back sheep fruns
America to Flanders was wholly visionary.
Mr. PF.ARSE opposed the Bill.
Mr. WILSON said, this was out a lime to make as ex•
perinatal un the mieufsctures of this country, whiqs tt.e
workmen required all the encueragenteut that could be
gives.
Mr. CALCRAFT mid, this appeared to hive • very im-
patient clause. It would he a death Idea to aeons cosssi.•
where this wool was peculiarly grown, if permission mete
given to export

Mr. RIC.AR DO dinned it was beneath the dignity of a
vein nation to keep sap these petty jealousies mud restric-
tions, and to ilvprive ulber countries of the advantage re-
sulting Gnus it.

Mr. RAMSDEN wished the measure should be post-
poned.

After a few words from Mr. LUSH I NGTON, the further
euttaiderat ..... of the Bill was postponed till to-morrow.
Mr. HUME moved for raturns of the sinotint of the
contributions levied on British shipping iu the Brazils under
the 54th George III.; and also fur the parti:•ulnrs of the
am of 21,6001.10 be voted fur the Lioeu Boasil of Ireland;
with the anionot of salaries, allowances, &e. iu Is2o. H
saw a sum of 1,4001. voted for ',Bieck who made n turar
to that House front Ireland, be wished to buoy if they Lida
soy other office besides ?
Mr. CHARLES GRANT said, the matter to which the
Hun. Geniteinau seferreJ had been under the consideraiitur
of the Governmenl, audit was his intention to submit it to
the conaiderat lon of the House early in the nest Session.
Mr. HUME said, a promise had been made that the esta-
blishments of the various police officers., instead of bring
included its the civil coutingructes, should be voted for like
ether suppli.s; ■ud ita that had not been shone, lie ahuul•l
move 'bat returns be laid before the House of the expenses
of the various police officer in Loudon, specifyiut the
0.1111.11 of the officers, salaries, allowances, eutitiessestt ex-
penses, ate. fur the year eliding sth of January, MI.
Mr. PERCY presented a Prtition front Leeds, sad
souther from Huddersfield, splint the Poor Laws Anstalt.
went Bill.—Hrilerrd to lie on the table.

Mr. HUTCHINSON aboard fur returns of all yams rim
to the Directors of the public Coal-yard in Dublin fur the
last tweet), year., and the soma repaid.
Mr. WAItRE moved, that a Select Committee be ap-
pointed to consider the correspooderce and other papers
relative 1.. the proposed rate• post. He said, our ot
greatest advantages of the prestos system way the equality
with which the letters were circulated, sod t►at this ilea-
sure would trod to abolish that equality. The 01101111•641 of
time between the coming to sod going out of the post would
Alm be • roneiderable itietioveuiesee.
After • few words from Mr. GRENFELL, Mr. PHIL-
LIPS, •lid Mr. LUSHINGTON, the mama *as agreed to,
and theCommiltre appointed.
General lIARP withdrew his motion relative to the
in consequence (as we understood) of some eun-
ionntien with the Chancellor of the Ezeheigoor.