The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-03-25 00:00:00

SF.AUTIES OF WALES.

Tih4 Day i publi4hml, in One havloorno Volume, Ivo. price
10; Gd. board,

THE CAMBRIAN ITINERARY ; or, Welsh
Tourist oneutiong an tlittorical and Torus aptscal
Description ut the Antiquate' and B vati+ of Wart Atoo
prehael, a {Veldt Vocabulary: Nadirs ni alt thz Line; the
Bardic Alphabet; and a Map of the licioc.p.dity, with WI Le-
curate Deititeation of the Reads, &c
Br THOMAS EVANS.
London : Printed for Th0:1111104sU, Ave-M au-lawn

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

%MUSE OF LORDS.-SATu OAT. MA los 23.

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Counsel were farther heard relative to the Scots Appeal, Re-
cheid s. /Cinlock, Bart. viz. Mr. Clark in continuation, and at
great length, on behalf of the Respondent. The farther con-
sideration of the case was adjourned till Moeda,
The Irish Promissory Notes, and Sur., Honours Drawback
)dills, were read a second tinie, and the COM ItO:c1 thereon
negatived.
The various Bills before the !louse were forwerdist in their
respective stager. Among these, the Exchequer Bela Rill, the
Sugar Duties Drawback, the Spirits %searcher's:nig, the Irish
Stamp Duties Bill, Postage Bates, Excise Duties, Malt lax,
Custom Duties, and Expiring Laws 5.1 k, were I the Com-
mittees thereon having Wen preverusly tregete.eil, sergeant
read a third time and passed.
The Order for summoning their Lorddrips, fur taking into
consideration the 26th and 155th standing orders, with a re-
ference to suspending the same, as far as related to the two last
ene ntiimed Bills, being read ;
Lord %V A LSINGIIAM addressed a few word: to their Lord-
ships on t:,e occas,cm. He expressed his unwillingness to
come forwaid in such instances, save where the necessity of
the else justi6ed a casual suspension of any of their Lord-
shins' stooding orders ; such a prie•reding was, he conceived,
neetssarily called fur in the present instance he should there-
fore :nose, that the said standing Orders be suspended, as far as
related to the Bills in question.
The LORD CHANCELLOR quitted the woolsack, net
for the purpose of opposing the motion ; for that, he thought,
was called fur by the particular circumstances 4 the pr,erit
ease, and he was *waren( the importance of the Bills in question
to the revenue ; bur, in discharge of the duty he owed their
Lenliships, to endeavour to impression their minds the general
wearily of scrupulously adhering or their sca..ding o,dea, isn
which so much of the dignity and correctness of their Lord-
ship; proceedings depended. Oil ilia grainy!, he had th:ft•
fore to express his earnest hope, that the Iluuse would not be
again called on in a similar manner
The question tieing pet, and the special suspension ordered :
the Irish Sugar Bounties Dravih.ick, and Promissory Notes
WIN, were, on the motion of Lord %Valsingbant, accmhngly
forthwith read a third time and eas-cd.
Lithettlen's Noturalisat'un Bill war rod a third time. and
passed
Ailjoinned till Monday, when their Lordships stand sum-
moned upon Lord Auckland s propositions.
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