The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-02-13 00:00:00

FIN %MC! PLAN•

Thil Ass is publit.hed, yam !bb
-FR E STATE ‘I ENT of the PLAN of FE-
NANCE, pret,wied this Sert.ot to Pateltantest, by Ad.
tnimatration, with Table.* and CA:culAteons, wires ate no
memo%
Sold be E. Jeffetv.and S. Budd. ls,.h.shers. Pall.hiskae4
by all the other books 'drip m town and aeon?.
Witten, mad be had, price 3i.
CONSIDESATUriS ..3 t.e POWER. et ?MOJA-
MENT, re-410in( LXIVI.SIONS.
By a CAIIINLT MINISTER,
Of the kilighaot A4-nmider.stion.

PO'Cf LI BREW FItIES.
Ina few Day. veil; M ~iabl,,ned, peel Is.
REMARKS upon the Ap.ll;catino t the Court
of Bing's flinch. on Wiolnoaday the 11111 instant. by
some J the Loilon rcusce Brewers. foe a Cn.ninal tforina•
boo opinat the Proprietors and Ptiblivhertt of cram, Newt.
Patle's. fee a RINK* 4 Libet. with Comparative Goservatlon•
tehtingio the (4:Way of req.., brewed in London. pivot to
the Eqabli.tillibent of the Golden-lanisarevrry. and the pteiwnt
Pen..? ; tentheit to thew h,,w mulch tire public are tod.et,tvd to
'Out Excel •nt Estaal.sh for the Improved State of die
Beer now in MAN ao l particulaly to the Gentleman with whom
the Design origi: aced. By A CALM 010(RVEllit•
A Number of loteftshog fads oal' he &Wooed is this Pub-
lication. which may be had of 411 the Booltstelers.

Ani.um.
Prise YO • Freehold Mesou.ige, Nki.ll, Skinner-street afore-
said, discharged of laiiil.tax. This house is subjett to the
original Irma thereof, granted to Benjamin N.wbury for fifty-
. Ile yews, and three wieners of a year, hem Atidsuninser
ISOI, at a nett rent dons hundred and twenty pounds and one
shilling paw annum.
Prise ti. A Freehold Stessuage No. VS, at the corner of
Green. Arbour-cuurt, in the OA Bail.y, discharged of !arid-
a'''. This house is subject to a lease, granted to William
Rolfe, fin, way years, Irma Christmas 1806, at • nett rent of
oars hundred and has loausol, per annum; and also subject to
aa aullerlease, graiitot w Th.mia. Oliver, for *terra of teeiity-
one loan, from Christmas 1800, 'tale yearly rent of one bun-
eked sad fifty pounds.
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Prize 24. A Frachuld Messuage, N 0.14, in Skinner street
aforesaid, discharged of laud-tax. This house is subject to the
original lame 'heron(, granted to David Davidson, for filly-it :re
pars and thlwir quarters of *veer, Nun Lady-day 1;I:13, at a
nett rent of Milhey-suine pounds, throe shillings, and tour-thrice
per eimens.
Past of the premises, nn she South side of Sbiriner•street,
nut dimmed, atecrained, meltable, to far as neuects the title,
tinder a loam, which had been granted, and *filch the Co-po-
ration of the City of Loudon purrhas..d,Sto en annedy of Iwo
hundred imandi a year, lir the Me el a piing far advanced in
years This annuity is regularly paid 0111 of tether Premises,
and the eirporation of !Anson have retained a sum of money
in am indemnity against this charge, so that this will be :merely
a nominal ineumbrance.
these under oar hands this fourth day of February, one
hutmend e-eht honked and warn
J. W. ANDF.RSON. JOHN SILK ESTER.
11. C COME. NEWMAN KNOWLYS.
PIA tirr.

t'f FkF.l HOLD LsiTl .
THE TICKE US for the 1 IRS'(CITY LOT-
TFRY, will be ready Aar delivery, ore er betore the
lea. at W. E. ROI.Fra principal 07ces, Nov. 1,7, and 49,
Skinner-strut; N 0.42, comer of Mar tholomew-lane, close to
the Bank ; Nos. 1, and d, Picsett.strem, Temple-bar ; end
No. 25, King-sheet, Covent-Gernert.
RUSS'S ACNI LT OR, 1 H L PtRFE.Lnom OF HUMAN
NAIVRE.
DOSS respellfully informs the Nobility end
a Gentry, particularly thus. of Taste ai.d Vashoni.thet he
has now the ingot extrirave sin estrvoilinary•A-s.wtreent of
LAD: Es. arid GLN tLENtioui CKKRUQUES ever rah htted
fer public view and approbation. 'limit superiority is not
lamely deriveJ from their reegalit undulation., ~or ifflllll their
wry and clove ailhesi,in to the countenance, in which the,
are unequalled ; hut from that sing reserohlanc, to 'teepee
which thwv assume the very first moment of wear anti
m. miser router can a-quire, or even tuntat• ; affi.;rdiel b he
usvciitor the (inert triumph of art, and n44ot in the wearer,
♦ jorriiiinVll to smith, and it respectability to ale.
The ,inverval a :option ant ea.:liiitive preference ,lorded
Olive Pm rogues on the last Birth-day, and every fashusnuli.e
Gala sine.-, incontesthly prove thew pie-eminenee. R ass cc-
quaint. the couti•usteurv„ that he hal them eat sale, of yarv,u•
bums, forms, /id Lothians. (Cup 1, 3. 4,5, 6,7, 11, 9, and 11,
to 100 golocaii each:v....Ornamental lisu admit greate4 sar,ely
may likearte Me hat, of an prices, at No. 119, hisha2.iate.
Kroft, vI. kin throe duetsth Londoo Ta,e, 14.

7 IMP
Huhn OF LOADi— raueseet. Fee. It.
The Honse sat in a Committee of Piivileges, on
the further hearing of the c:. m to the Zcach Peer-
age. Ire forter consideration was appointed for
this day fortnight.
When Prayers were over, the LORD CHAN-
CELLOR left the Woolsack, and said, that lie had
to trouble their Lordships with a motion, on a cit..
comstance which had occurred doting the discus.
sine of the measure for Abolishing tie Slave Tree' .
A Noble Peer had sat in di- -House, during that a, .
cussion, without being duly sworn. Soh an a&,
legally subjedled hint to penalties; bur, under stmt.
lar circumstances, it was the ordinary practice of
the Ht.use to pass a Bill of Inderanite. There was
a precedent in the case of the late Marquis of
Lansdown, who not only sat during the discussion
of a question, but .dually spoke and voted without
his having subscribed to th accustomed testa. A.
l•was weal, he had reported this circumstance in His
Majesty ; and, with his Royal concurrence, he had
to move for leave to bring in a Bill to iadenanify
Lord De Dunstanville horn certain penaities.—
Leave granted ; and the Ell was read a first time.
The Irish Gunpowder Bill, Amy and Navy
Redudtion, and Canada Yarn Bills, were forwarded
is their respenve stages.
Oa the motion of Lord REDESDALII, the fur-
ther consideration of the Appeal Cause, Sir Watkin
Lewes and 'Daughter v. Megan. was ?ostporied
until this day sennight.—Adjourned until to.mate
Tow.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The House met this day at half-past three, and
proceeded ts ballot for a Committee, to try and de.
termini ;he waits of the Chippenhant Eledion Pe-
tition.
The following are the Names of the Members
chosen upon the reduced list :
•
Calvert. Esq. .1 Holders Stoats, Esq.
Wn....a !Nan. •41, Esq. H Thos Brand,
Waster Braves, seq. liranc3 %%Antes, En.
H.n. E. --:noes Cowper, Snowdon Brno Esq.
I Lod ig Berne,
ie A ilasololpls Lyre, Missy Meade, Ogle, Esq.
kisariertrf ! ra, E's 4.
e3eHeite.
lord Visceunt Hero M Sir Theme Tenon, Bart.
Lord TEMPL moved—•. Chat the several acs
relative to Pilots be entered is read." 'lles being
done, he rtrivel for leave to tiring in a Bi I for the
hetter regulating of Pilots, and Pilotage of Vessels
Navigating the British Seas.— Leave given.
On the Motion of Mr. C. W. W. WYNNE, the
Report of the Thames Police Bill was taken into
further consideration, the Arnetiehnonts were agreed
to, and the Bill ordered to he Teat/ a third time tch.
marow.
Ihe House went into a Committee upon the Rea
vat of the Petition of toe Trustees of the Royal
Naval Asylum.
Upon the motion of Mr. HILE Y ADDINGTON.
it was resolved, that the Chairman should may.
the House for leave to bring in a Bill to enable His
Majesty to grant to these Trustees, the Palace called
the King's Hoes., with s s appurtenances, and for
enabling them to appoint a Chaplain to the In.
stitution.
On the House being resumed, Mr. HOBHOT.;S/I
moved for and obtained levee accordingly.
A Message from the Lords announced their Lord-
ships assent to the Bid for raring the sum of one
million for the service of Ireland; the Bill 101 pre-
venting the sedunon of Soldiers and Sailors ; the
Irish Arms and Gun-powder Bill ; and the Canada
Worsted Yarn Bill.
Mr. HILEY ADDINGTON gave notice, that
he should, to-morrow, m,ve—" 'Chat there be laid
before the House Copies of. all Correspondence be.
tween His Majesty's Secretaries of State, and the
Governors of use Island of Trinidad, telillee to the
grants of lands in that bland."
The House went into a Committee upon the Re.
port of the Committee upon th a Bull for rostrilling
the importation of Prussian Yarn ; and resolved,
that the Chairman do ask leave to bring in a Bill
to itatead the provision, of said to German
Grain.
Upon the House being resumed, leave was given
accordingly.
Oa the Morioe. of Vit.-cent HOWICK, the
House was mined to be called over on Tuesday
neat.
Earl Temple brought up a Bill for transferring
to His Majesty certain posse :ions and rights vested
in the Siesta Leoite Conapaity.—Read a hest end
ordered to be read a second time on Wednesday
neat.

Mr. BANKES rstponed his motion as to the
foteign property ikk the funds. till such time as he
should know whether some other procevdings, which
were likely to take place, would not render it un-
necessary.

FISAUCIAL RESOLI7TIONS.
Lord CAS I'LLREAGH rose and said. that
during the whole Course of his Parliamentary ex-
perience, it never =erred to bias to be under the
ss ity of rising to discharge a duty with greater
diffidence, than upon the, present occasion ; when
differing materially horn the N,ble Lntd ( Lord
H. Petty) upon a sultjesst of such importance. as
that of the Financial Sclosost, which lie hid lately
proposed. and which w..s likely become the sub-
Oa or further discussion in the court., of the pre-
sent Session,' and. murdering the deliberate soni-
derrtion which that Noble Lord mum have given
to it, and the able assistance which he must have
had upon that occasion. it was rarely extremely
painful and emb.trrassing to an individual, to
be under the necessity of stating any other
view of a steijea. which had met with the ap-
probation of so many. The re alit of that differ-
ence of opinion was, that an error of considerable
noi.tEnitude has ptevailcd, as to the system whikla