The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-04 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Mesa" Ante

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Their Lordship. Mel at Ira o'clock. The lathe/edge,'
were in •tteudeuce.

APPEAL c.
JO, MSTONF. Appellant . nespondewf.
Thio was nu Appeal from tl.e Court of Exciolurr.
Mr. Robinson wa• heard fur the Appellut, and Mr. Carr
fur the Resproutent.
Judgment postpone I.
1.0,10. Appellant; RANKIN, itPitpOndt/d.
This was also an A ppesi rum) Ihr CCM. I of Es, herrer.
Mr. Haalewood was heard for the Appellant; sad Mr.
Blake. of the Chancery Bar, for the Respondent.
J loltrNeol tow ponrol.

The-Eat Iu( DONOUGH NOR E, one of the Irish Keene.
remelts.. Peer. took his mat as V.scuse at Wind...ann. a the
Unit►d Kingdom, with remainders, 'dotter Ito those in his
Irl.l, Esrldrn, to hie brothers sad their heirs male. Ms
1.411116i1ip Was intendant! by Vtarouuts Melville and Ammo.
'Jr. bbelkr, from the Cummiarioners of the Caledonian
Canitl, ',rearmed their 19th Report of the charges and dia.
burrernent...—Laid un the tahle.

Mr. P. Moore, Mr. Cartwright, Sir S. Modena, Bart., Lord
Henry Srrm•met, and other Mernhera of the Honore of Com-
mons. li wield up she Coventry Gaol Bill, and three Private
Bilk *biro were s Ily read a 6rat time.

ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS.
The Cad of SHAFTESBURY presented fun, Petitions
praying that the Rill fur allowing Catholic Peers to sit in
their Lordships' Hanse might not he passed into a I ow: one
from tie Borough of Woodstock, one from the Tann of
Levee, owe from the Coopers' Corporation of Glasgow, and
one front the Parish of Keyssm„ is the Comity of Kriot.
The Bishop of SALISBURY presented three similar Peti-
tions from the Archoleseonties of Bath, Sarum, and Wilts.
Lord HARRIS presented a Petition to the same effect
from the Town of Astolleld. is the Comet; of Kent.
The Doke of RUTLAND permitted a similar Petitio■
from the Parish of Si. Nicholas, iu the Town of
'the Bishop of OSSORY presenter's similar Petition from
the Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese of Killala (Ireland).
They were merest]; read and hid oo the table.
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS.

Lord HARRIS presented a Petition from tl•e Hop
Planters in the Comm, of Kent. complsioing of Agricultu-
ral Distress, and paying for relief.
Lord SUFFIELD presented a similar Petition from the
Hundred of Filampotead, in the County of Nos folk.
The Earl of CARNA RYON presented a Petition to the
same effect from certain Unarm, and Occopiers oof Land on
Ow Comity of Knit, sod a similar Petition from the County
of Suffolk.

Lind DUCT E presented a similar Petition from Cirencester
and its neishhottritood, in the County of Glomerate...
They acre severally read and laid on the table.
CRIMINAL CODE.
The Earl of ROSEBERRY presented a Petition front the
Inhahitsuia of Chirhest.r, praysbg for a 'evasion of the Co i..
minal Code.

The Marquis of LANSDOWN prei.ented a similar Pe.
Idiom from the Tuwu of W. 111,10,11, to the Couus of So-
t/omit.
The Earl of CARNARVON presented • similar Petition
from the Borough of Kridpuri, sod another from the Tuna
art Budra, in Cornwall.
Lord KING presented • Petition to the same effect from
the lishatotsuii of Maidstone, in the County of Kent.
Lord SUFFIELD presented • similar Petition from the
lohabotauts of the town of Frume.Seiwood, in the comity of
Somerset.

Thry siert severally Feld awl laid DO the table.
sift JOHN MILLEY DOYLE'S DIVORCE SILL.
The Earl of LIMERICK toured that the order of the day.