The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-23 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

WINDMILL, SALT HILL. .•
THOMAS BOTHAiI bets to infotot• the
Holtillty.Gealley,, and Pottte la etteral, that in bAs
ndoced Posting to 1.. per Mile.

THE NEXT of KIN (if soy) of NEALE
THOM POOH, Ist* of the nut ladle Moreboot Olio
Jeyniota, deceased, by applying to Mr. Sorpby, Ho. 6,
Tbyreirres-place, Miikspromwolk, Maulivon, way hear of
ooroysblow or their odirantage.

Jest ilehlislwel. 'Wire Is. ,I
K" lo SCRIPTURE CH RONdLOGX(.
mule by rtiesparieg Sacred Hides'' with Prepbeey.
mad oessolereig the Bible consistent with Ibsen.; illustrated
with New Tables of Clisesolese 4,4 veriest Notes.
Ile'JANEll AN bREW4

RAI by Mears. Riviagies ; Shersood. r,.. wahines ;
Ogle lied Co.; set& rispbsry and Cl. Les&A. •
EYTON, Sloekbroker, t. Cattnitill and Loos-
bard street. respectfully assessees to his Prised*, the
Public, that Tickets wad Shares see now es sale for a NEW
LOTTERY, ow the good old-fulaitieril Ptas, there We
110 Capital Prises, all /loory—so Freed Copiteloinail the
Pleisrollnstiog—as rwilesering—se *swim Is Classee--is
0110‘0110112 Jitter Fp, be drawer the Flew My, sad every
?ken Or Sitars studs an equal chance. Tiled/soiree Keyes
NMI. WEDNESDAY, bet such a fraud fithellif IF" 010
rhastat, cause a great Pais; thoracic, Tickets will be aterh
higher is price. and 'carve aloe. Eylou kaa so areessis• I.
resided hi. Friends a his emcees' is mellow greed Prises,
it bnag already so well knows.— All Inedaiso is the Public
Feeds transacted will ildelisy sad dispatcb, al die Oiler,
2, Grabill.

.. .
gsforest limiest with respeet N libs Irish Cantons Helve?—
Yea, Plisse; It is a seam' ssAject of esinstlitist, both wit\
airssagrre need witlo resident,.
Ire that toosteled wiiN tbstliperlor attention given in
14ber.perts, or a want of mired= herr ?—Perbnpa tbrre are
more Corms is go throat% beige I moss* say bolas whoa
canoe it la, bat I kerso the bsobseas is dose Will mitt ware
'facility la the &OA Ciestoss.lisoses than it is beer.
Are yell arteasinted wit& 'be COSIMII hour is Loodon.l.
I Uwe bud very littla to di will the loadois Cssieno.boose,
bet I bore brew their oresdiornallyri I kw.. Isms *ribs we.
ports, aid what it would tabs issi days is de beer, I Nate
roes dose is an hoar at Liverpool.
ii'a.. was die swpioratissi assile by y•ii to the irbeinsly
somprethig the, charge Si sip dimp-peore a pawed duty ! It
begs. is 1819; oar risleassistiNo is the Treesury *as
made is Jose or July last. JAM ES WSW ELL.

DMlie, Octobers 9, 1921.
Gentlemen—Agreeable to OM. thi•COOMI I loin Mawr*
eeemldtired the ',abject as 'S She jObseaf "Mae of kitting Ma
dity me paper Imagist" and as *variedly of opinion; that
art Aretpf Parliament', rusingabg provision* Mich as the or.
riampentylty remarke Oren le, mimed be the Meese of me.
svathig (reedier, ems sS sr Ilse Ally; aid •Ifor.l relief Seiko
fair srailrr..yr, imperiling:96 minim lassrefiseteree,
an, if she weirbingelsines or the people. I atm
miareine at it 'Pooh{ altogether remove the vast okyease
and trouble which the Coarmiasiowers of the Ileums, have
here *abject to, from the atinober of prosecutiues fur Ames
Jammed under tirepresentsysfees.
I also think, that noriwithstairdiag the pretest depremed
stale of she besetting, the duty wouW, eves io the lest year,
'mom them dumble what is Me bees on an steerage for the
last years ; and when folly acted we, awl the old Ilea des.
posed of, the roomer' I feel quite convinced, would be
found to increase considerably, •iiheat say increase: ex.
prase in the eel:reflex.
In directing my attention to she consideration of this sub-
ject, I am free to confess I have bee. actuated by motives
of personal interest, as well as the public geed ; sad, as I
tan led to believe, it is not unusual, when services have been
rendered, a receive remuneration, I 'beryline beg to sobiail,
that if the seggestions trsammitted herewith meet your ap-
probation, and that the revenue shall Is thereby itscresteml is
a deportment hitherto exprodrefire, tallboys any addition
of duty, I may sot be comedered irregular in lbws pulsing
forward my claim foe each remuneration, as I may appear
entitled to.

Ia coechnion I balm lamely to remark, that the trailer or
eatmfacturrr bred up to, cod carrying on arty particular
breach of business, is the brat qualiied to give soak info,-
soli*n no may bent improve the
them she tumour to be, Georgina's,
Your moat 'Medical barabk Servant.
t 7, Bachelor's Walk. JAMES BOSWELL
To the Right Hum. aid Hos. the Commissioners
of Parliamentary Inquiry.
SUGGESTIONS

For keying Doti ow Paper Hssgiugs,so sr to prevent Fraud
is t►e R is Iceland.

Prowat Act rot Aug of Parliaises! to be repealed • mid
Auer Act. passed similar those Faialaod.isiroheioa
subs adibtoroal thous, sad free hue such u hamper sod
perplex oho fair indef.....

Idanufacturen sbuold be bored to pay a cattalo anneal
duty; collector or officer salmi( sorb tuffirient wanly for
mane, as would inform Ilie payment thereof
Tbio, if oven/sty, coedit be proportionably rated to aH
Classes. aceordiog to extent of coueer■s.

No perm, or perautta. not paper-Y*llomi intaufarturere,
should be allowed to keep on their premier., or is their port.
amino, workiae •temaila. for matior.rt•riag pper.kaisriaga;
or wing oe wartime unit wider a penally, to be recovered
la the premises Sr par a. as the ca.e nosy require.
The premise practice is to wise she articles, which are
arieiwaida sold to the original peoprielor, et a MlMl-
sal nano.

Retailers of paper-hangings not to be snowed to keep
paper-hangings for wile without being licensed; and to keep
an curt arroonl of the grand's of patter-hastPuta P6'th'il-
ed trews each maaafaetunr, subjers to inspection of Excise
officer, if called on. under ■ prosily.
Person or peruses working at, or 'misting in nowinfaclor-
ing nnstansped paper-hangings, tllegally stamped, or siatsl•ed
by Excise officer in collision with nisoufseturer, without
being brought to reveals, charge, to be subject to a prosily
or Imprisonissewl.
Premiss or persons selling, hanging, or usieg (miaowed
paper lsoglogs, or illegally stamped, kuosiag it to be such,
satires to a penally.
Paper, whim J .ined from the ream into piems or dozens, to
be progressively numbered, commencing and ending each
year, as is the custom in England; amid manufeetorci's
name and residence marked al from, or at each end, under o
penalty.
Which mar►ing of insulifseterer's name and residence
can be attended with on expruse er ineouveoience to
manufaciorris.

Excise officers each to bare or use but one stamp or mark ;
rich officer to bate different stamps, three being necess.ary,
as in England; and said officer bound to attend mausfse-
Inters regolatly, go through manufactory whether at work or
out, and report state of unansfactury iu minute book, ord..,
a penalty on officers.
Excise officers to lake sleek in msnisfactory and concerns,
before retarniag voschers of July to be paid; and bring dr.
licieocy to charge, under a penally on officer for nut doing
so, hut no penalty fur dririrney on stattofactorer.
Two men not ollowrd JD work st one printing table al
the same period, if the duty is ,atrd, or to be paid in pro-
portion to the nomplorr of printing tables in the concern.
Certain soma to be allowed to officers or pennons autho-
rised to receive info-mations; to componsate or reword in-
former or informers of the private sosuisfactering of paper
hanging•, or minsifveluriag with illegal stamps, or in Col-
lation with Excise onicers.

lu the proems of manufacturing piper hangings,
bi.r of people unit demmarily he employed; and ohs
fear of infonuatieut and detection, would deter this
pesetire.

Peosity to be reeovered r.rthwitli before two Magistrates.
or at Quarter Session; will, libel-1y to appesl to a superset.
Court.

Thia would p t the crest expense and delays id-
iendiwg r r eee se Is ialr, sod bring die matter at uuee
to an issue.

Heads or abridgments of Act or Acts of Parliament Oswald
be printed nu a sheet of paper, to be supplied to manufac-
stuffs, traders, or rrtailita, who are to post same in a con-
victing's part of manufactory, shop, or concern.
This would prevent persona found working illegally
pleading ignorance of the laws or regulations.

In the eventoFsmy change in the method of levying the
deity, or a new Art of Parliament, old stock of paper hang-
ings in hands of manufacturers or trader., to be stamped or
marked, denoting same with dote and year, and new stamps
fur new regulations provided; also an mention of the quan-
tity of stork on hands, token and entered is minute ur stock-
book of officer and trailer.

Excise officers in Debits and pruvieeist towns to be sob.
ject to penalty or dismissal, if any officer give to the other
the privilege or isee of big stamp. There shotaW also be •
heavy penalty on officers stamping or marking paper in eel-
lesion with the inanntactmen or leaden, and not bringing
the manic revenue charge; and • like penalty o• nianufsc-
hirers or traders, if dent!, convicted of same within a reit.
minable lime given. Informant entitled to a proportion of
penally.
DOH., Oclaer 9,1841.

JAMES ROSWELL,
27, bachelor's-walk.

Appendix, No. 8.
Evdnivation of Mr. John IPlhisiel, Paper Manufacturer;

taboos oaths before klue Parliautartali tainaltaamora of
latpllarpsiry, at heir Office a Dahlia, Mb lb. 1/11111 fluaterabrr,
!fiat II your hoar ,—A parr aaaufaelorer.
Of ANA einetiption or paper ?—Mustty fuse paper.
Wilma le 'oar ismitufactury ramblu.twil ?—ii Sagigari, sou
bob**.
Maw long hare you carrie.l that on ,—Abnat Otters

yews.
Mow slimy persons do you esliploy ?—I suppose Shim may
be shout thy.
Ara there meal paper rianufactiirrm to tie same extent 1.
N—Ylea, there ore.
M risr'si alma elm most ...simian-I%lo—Ni+, it
*here are IM manufsetories "harfiy ii Delphos .—Tbree
are mweral es the *trawl; and there is Pirktrioe's.
Iltsioll4 she chiming diities arra she manufarsarre of
fished lett the exporlstlow of piper? —I canon, answer
"bhp he 1 do sot export or import; Mr. Picker vrubl4 be
Mat lissApbrsos to speak to that.
He watairls?—Yes, and I believe Jaipnr's.
Ds pis Imes what kind of paper is exports?—Ditereli '
bush; WI 1 Whin partly Awe.
• Usk" whit duties ii it exported?-1 believe three-paw
&Oki,
.re posed. •
Dowile eat to alearbatli span the **parotids fa.:4liin...;
dew* he dess,
Inuit M the duty paid up ,a the importation ?—I believe
three-pasee hrthiug Irish
Giving • drawback nu what has !wen paid in Eneland?—
Tea ; IM dva*bsok is iskys if there mid Isid on lore.

Stiositl poles any inconvenience, as far as ynaare a
jedge of it. of doing away stick a ay.tem •lincrth.c, and
taking oat thug, as lb. duly is eqsal betweeu Site L*o
asssat be able to say.
D.. you shirk it **yid hive any effect apron the maitrac.
tore here?..-Foroto England they maths twin! mall rumple.
rents to labile att brows actid.-a, without any greet incur-
veninotc.

Da you 'Wilk if the trouble of that operation was re-
moved, which now attaches upon the isstereourse us this
article between the two ruoutnr, that any iiiroovenienee
would arise tai the I ish mseinfarturir of paper'—No, I do
mut !New of ay; the trawls,e would be leo.
Hare yaw ever found the importation of Encli4h payer
interfere with your manufacture?—lu the floe 1 believe it
doer.

Do yes air* you derive any proiection from those dulles?
—I believe NW.

You an moll an importer yourself at all do not import
soy.

be rim happen to know wbeilwr the importation has in-
errand tee anal du nut.

JOHN M'DONNEL.

IRELAND.

CORE, OCTOBER 18.
DIStILLER I Et

In one sat we briefly alluded to the sudden re-
linquishment of distillation by the extrusive esta-
blishments in this city. That circumstance has ex-
cited is an extraordinary degree public nitration
end inquiry; and the following is given as the pro-
bable dime of the adoption of that measure:—
The DWI. of Excise is Dublin, have thought it rigid to
iosailoto as hinairy twee hits the conduct of the depart-
meat ; ate, for this purpose, have tutted on a law w►ich
empowers them to summon soy persons whatever before
them, to give answers on oath to any questions they may
this% peoper to ask, under a penalty of 10/. for every ►e.
fowl. ?list the law gives them this inquisitorial power,
there is so doubt; boo that in a country, with the tomb/sore
of liberty, it should be iced only is eaves of extreme
Necessity, every ose must agree silk as is Ihiukiog. It ap.
pears that the parties siamnsoned generally refused to he
▪ because the exassiorrs world sot rill? IN them any
particular ease or ollesice which they eni;-,ht he required to
depose to; they were told they were bound to answer 4/1
questions put to them, and when som► consc•ied to be ex-
assioeil. it app►ars the gnestions were not conlised to a
judicial inquiry, but retptired them to divulge toes taiu seeress
of their triode. They were also refused the privilege of
heiug assisted with legal advice as to the crestless which
they were bound to answer. The distillers, ois being re.
quired to name their book-keepers, and ronfirlestial clerks,
whose evident-, 'was required, considering the rouse-
quessees of such persons toeing thus compelled to divulge
the secrets of their employer', their losers or profile, and
to betray the trust repotted in them, came to the determi-
natter of not working their distilleries, in order not to be
amenable to a law so rrpirgis.oal to every principle of British
justice. We understand their remonstrance has fur the pre-
sent suspended the proceedings of the Comosimima, and we
hope the object of the Board miy be attained, without the
exercise of what is unquestionably an odious, inquisitorial
proceeding, the resistance offered to which is not only jos-
tiliable, but praiseworthy. Vribossls like this, invested
with the power of tiling persons before it, who shall be
romperlksi, ander heavy forfeitures. to answer questions
which may or may not involve their persons, sod injure their
properties, are utterly iaconsistest with, and subversive of
the spirit of the British Constitution, and resemble the is.
stilettoes of countries which .e hoped worthd nereessipply
examples to oar own ; or at least t►at we would nut imitate
what was bad is them.

WATIRFORD, OCTOBER IN

Three distilleries in ('otlt, which were to have
cominenerd wolktit,; last Monday, have served
notices that they do t:ot .ustend to go on.

[From the Cork Mercantile Chronicle of Wednesday.]
We hare teamed with surprise aad regret, shot some or-
rummest, of a nowt I outliers are contemplated by the pro-
per Authorities', cab-ulster' et this moment to affect, iu no
isieumislerable way, the interests of this part of Ireland
thruash lie

The establishments of this description i■ the city of Cork,
form too promiisent a part in its commercial Merritt', and
■re too intimately el:mottled with the agricultural oroatierity
of tire &with of Ireland, for as to pass in silence any regu-
lation which may affect their united welfare. It is neither our
duty nor Mcliaatiois touffer an opinion upon thesyatem,which
would at this moment, cooutrraet the engdoyment of large
capitals in the entiatomptiou of the produce of the comity
—we presume the intended regulation prupo,ed to the
distiller must have received previous sod well digested
eunsideratium ; but it is tvident, horn the result, that
it enmities some restricti .... a altogether inadmiwible for
the 'manly it was istende.l to govern, otherwise, after very
expensive preparations for going to work, they would
nut soddenly abandon their intention, anal permit their
capitals and large estoldialiments to remain unproductive.
We ooderstasal that, already the ■ntaber of working people
diwbarged from the 1 bowies is of considerable amoral,
whole families will hove to deplore. probably, during the
winter season, the want of means which they had hitherto
derived from these sources of evteusive sad profitable em-
ployearat.—Orairribrd Mirror.)