The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-07-25 00:00:00

HOUSE OR CovlMol43.

The SPEAKER. acquainted the House. that the
Petitioner against the las, ',turn for Kinross had
nzgielled to enter into the usual recognisance..
in litle time, pt escribed uv the Statute: the order up-
olio the 'aid Petition was accordingly discha-Red
Ile Stoke Newington Retory Bill was read a
third tine. and passed
Upon the motion of Mr JENKINSON. the
Conftittee upon the Dover Pilot Bill obtained leave
to arilargr the time for making their Report upon
thewaist Bill, on or before VII-dnes.lay next.

On the Motion of Mr.IROSF, the Coffre Ware-
/lowing BM was ordered to be recommitted to
num.

Pb • Coruna Free Port 13i3 went through a
Committee, and the Report was ordered to be re-
ce,ved to morrow.'
A Mess Age from the Lords acquainted the
• House, that gene Lordships had agreed to the
164 r permit, Bill, and several private Road and
Inclosttre 1.1 Hs

Mr J4FFLRY mot-d, "That the Depu y Clerk
of the Crown do attend this I louse, on 'Fonda', net!.
with the return of the Mit for the county town of
; and also that the Sher'ff of tit,• said county
town' <in attend on the tam- day."—Ordered.
l'he ri<der of the day In: consideting the Report
upon the Expiring Laws Bill being wad,
Mr 110:iF. said, that with respell to that part of
8.11 relating to the suspension of penalties upon
the v%'oelln Nianufaaure Aas, it was his intention
st propose a clause, limiting the provisiotss of the
AS to the 25th of %larch next. in consequence of
some arsatk;easents which were in contemplation
upon, rh s
Lord MIL CON said. it was now bye years since
th....staxpension of those penalties took place. during
ail of which time arrangements have been said to
Is- in comemplation, and tends have existed in con-
sequence iuntin7 the sr/Galan rzumufacturers ; these
fermium still existed, to a cottsi&table 4WD*. in
omen pert of the country he had the hewer to re.
presort; fie. therefore. thought it was high time to
pet alba' s•op to such feuds and di,content among
a :now iii.treitice class of people ; f tr tl.i. purpose.
it was b's inteettlar, at an early period is the nest
S-s•irscaffif Parliament* to lay some propes,tions
before IN House I.i the mean time he should
ma :we. '• That instead oF the words t the 25th
Marelitthe words • until four weeks abets the meet-
ing of the nein Sessions of Parliament.' should be
insertcd " _

left ROO.. in explanatioo, assured the Noble
Loa. time* was no desire to peotraa the arrange.
Wilt on Ibis measure
Mr. PE.Thlt MOORE considered this a matter
of great isnportancit to the mannfa6ering part of
the people of this country. It had now been near
6ve years pending; and when it was recolleeted, that
Petitions bad been laid before Cm House, which he
bad the honcur to present. with upwards of seven
thousand signatures, and that the Committee had
also sat up% ards of two months upun this sobjea, he
entirely sprees; v ith his Noble Friend (Lord Mil-
ton) that it was high time to put an end to the
discontents which prevailed He could not, at the
same time. help thinking, that those persons felt
themselves labouring under something like oppres-
sion ; it was, therefore, uvon all accounts highly de-
sirable that the business should he t::ken up rally in
the nest Session.
After a few observations from Mr. lIIJS-
ILISSON, and Mr. GRAHAM, and from Mr.
ROSE, in repiy, it was agreed that the Cri.iirman
shAill report progress, and ask leave to sit again
on Mord v.

The fiat then went throng') the Committee, and
the Chairman ::ported progress, and asked leave to
sit agair nn Monday.
Mr. KO:: E then moved for a Comm;ttee upon
the lolls ,tts wed Exp nu; isstween this titulary and
the LT,ated Sties of Ametica, on Monday.-
0-dgyred.

Mr. Sheridan presented five Petitions from
a great number of brewers, distillers, and pubii-
CA.,,, the power vested in Nlegistrates,
of 'ranting ■nd with-holding licenses.
Mr. S:II:itIDAN s.rid, he should merely, for
'ire Picador. move, " hot tie Petitions do lie on
the fable," but it war intention, early in the
oexr week, to announce• a hotice of a motion upon
this sirbj-ft,
The Petitions were then read, and ordered to lie
on the TAIL

The sEeßgrAtiv at WAR presented an ac-
count or the several bums of money received and
ol;d Curernicsious in the army, frum 1795 to
prevent mor th. Alin, a return of the numhrr
4,1" Officers renr..verl arum fall to whole pay. a.:-.
out en the order of tit* llou&e. OtLiered to
he rut the

die third reading of the Compassionate
I.:

G said, be diJ :tot rite to oporse tL
ir, 4ny w my svill4ter, baying ever y wish to pm-
v,,•c a r:,-I•tirt., ha.l tor its ohjza the re:i st
I. ri r r lis s it ; but as t!.e nature at the
C jnee mne at:CU!ary depart-
n.-Lt I j Cie honour to fiil, lie was led to
r;;)In the set! jei:t, old Iminct,
t' r' t:.O 01ficcri tat the Navy
the correioorjentr
Y.O 1:" t.ll t,t,S ; •nJ *47.-11
•.• .;! ;he I.,t:robrr Anr,tinled to b-:A.N.11
3 A;td 40.0 ::14: ..v..,13.1 be c.nsiLl:-rabiy
in-
cre..•td. lie ti:,,oel.t it I:.ettfore hu duty to
make t -r:!, niAAnin3 in Any
Way t 1 inr:wcle tt.e pryers.. nt 1!;e bill, but ptore.;-
i, g :n.r,.tirn to r.is••tv-r... •• nit Il',Xel
(~.e :..;,:rt:as; At
We !^:.•...‘;',

After a fawner& from Gen. FITZPATRICK,
and the SECRETARY at WAR, the Bill was read
a third Mae and passed.
Mr. ROSE gave notice, that he vrottld to..morrow
move for a Committee upon the expediency of ex-
porting stained, stamped. and printed cotton and
calico, to the island of Malta.
Mr. HONHOUSK brought up the Report of
the Committee upon the exportation and importr-
lion of cottons and calicoes, bttween Crest Britain
and Ireland, duty fire.
The Resolutions were severally read and agreed
to. and a Bill ordered pursuant thereto.
The Report upon the. Excise Bei! etion Bill was
futther considered, and the Bail earthiest to be read
a third time on Monday.
The House went Intl Committee upon Hi+ Ma-
jesty's Property Bill, relating to Escheats. and the
Export was rodered to be rect-ive I to. narrow.
Sir JOHN NEWPOR sering the Right Hon.
the Chancellor of the Each, quer for Ireland in his
place, begged leave to ask whether any Bill was
in contemplation to be hrcuglit in for reulating
the introdußion of spirits from Ireland to this
Country as, if it was not the intention of Govern-
ment to bring forward such a measure, he should
then give notice for that purpose himself, on Moo-
M
day.
r. FOSTER replied, that such a mer.ure was
in contemplation.
Hr. IILYSKISSON observed, that it was his in-
teidisin to move for such a Bill on Tuesday.
After a few words, the Right Honourable Tlare•
net Cf d his ratite from Monday to Tuesday.
Upon the Mutt in of 'sir. HUSKISSON, an Ad-
dress was ordered to he presented to His MAjesty,
that these should be laid before the Haute an ac-
count of All Sums o: money laid out and e xpended,
pursuant to the addresses of this House, uoprovided
for by Parliament..

The Irish Spirit Regulation BM was read a
this time. and passed.
The Irish Expiring Laws Bin was committed, and
the Chairman instructed to divide the Bill into two
Bills The Report was ordered to be received to-
morrow.

The Irish Revenue Colleltion BM, and the Mal;
Regulation Bill, were alto committed, and the Re-
ports ordered to be received to-morrow.
The Committees of Supply and Ways and Means
were postponed until Wednesday.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
gave notice. that be would move, in the Committee
of Supply. ow Wednesday next, for a further allow.
owe to be penned to D ,Etor Inner, for his disco-
evy of Vaccine luoculstion.