The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-04-13 00:00:00

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TRICE SIX-PENCE.

Lord P.itt.asrosi: .1,1 led, that it was surely ne- .
cessaryto know on what grounds judgment "us
not parsed agiinst a person who lu.J been cons its- .
ed of fraud, perjure, end forgery, in the Court of
King's Ketich.
This motion was agreed to ; and the same Noble
Lord nett. mod for the production of t• All Me-
, morials prt stated, and Applications made, to the
Tar-Offers, by John Ogle, Esq. praying for the , .
Sktleinetit of his Arrousits, since the beginning of
the years 1800 and LsOl; together with Copies of
such A.iswers as had been returned thereto." •
Mr. Yottat; proposed, as en Aiiiesidroent. that . . .
there should be added, " And ail Proceedings of •
the War-Office with reference to Colonel Ogle's
Accounts."
The motion, as amended, was then agreed to.
On the motion of Lord OS.UI.TOa, several Re.
tunic of Officers and Appointments, since the _
estaldishment of the Committee of Finance, were
ordered to be produced. .
Mr. Ilusoisans moved, '• That the two Bills of • •
&whoop, produced on the late Investigation, and
signed by J. Farquhar:be returned to the A1t0.... i
ney, Mr. Colclough, they bring the property of
Capt. Millbank."—Ordered. . .I
Lord FOLIibTON I moved, ", That the several
Papers, as to the Bankruptcy of Kennet, produced
before the lute Committee en the conduct of his
Royal Highness the Duke of York, be returned In
NI.. Duff; the Attorney uuder the Commisaion."—
ordured.
Sir Joni,: NewerinT moved for the production
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of "a Copy or that warrant or order, appoilting
Mr. Beacham Hill, to the Inspector-General of the
F.7;cise department, in that part of the united king-
dom idled Ireland." The ground for this mutton
was, i :int that person appeared from the Report of the
Commissioners of Fees, to have hero formerly t
goilty of infringiiig en Act of Parliament, by rec.:iv.
img a bribe of go guineas per month, and also I,y
allowing the Distillers to Use the rule.
After a few *circle from air. Foster and Mr.
CROIiC/t.' the motion was regTe.,(l to.
On the motion of the same Right Honourable
Brtrotiet, several returns relative to the • Linen
Board of Ireland, were ordered.
Sir Tnow AS TUITON gave notice, that be would
on Th.irschiy the tOth of April, submit a motion
to the House, relative to the hate proceedings as -
to General Cl:eve:ring. .
-On the motion of Mr. FOSTER. the Horse went 'I
iot„• Committee upon fhe Arts relative to the
Coonnissioners of Fees in Ireland ; and on the
House resitirsimr, Mr. Wn•a-row obtained leave to
bring in a Bill for continuing and amending the
said arts.
Sir GEORGIC HILL gave notice, that he should,
on Friday next, frame tor leave to bring in a Bull
for the further encouragement of Benevolent So-
defies in Ireland.
The Scotch Creditors Bill was read a secoud
iiitie;—ind ordered to-be committed to-morrow.
The Scotch Records Bill was committed, and tl
the Report ordered to he received to-monow. st
Sir Jona Nawroar moved for Copies of the
Instructions given to the Lord-Lieutenant of Ire- .1
land, for carrying into effect the Recommendations
of the Commissioners of the Itunry.--.)rdered. • Ai
The Committal of the Irish Sugar Spirits Bill
was postponed till to-morrow.
Do the notion of llilr. 011 am, the committal ;
of the Irish Constables Bill war. postponed to this
$
day se'nnight.—Adjourned.
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