The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-10 00:00:00

THE FOREIGN ENI.III'MENT RILL.

Mr. raVC,LL Own provrated to the !matinee of the regai.
sithm, :trier walking some ..berisahtms an the boraakiita up
of the Court on Iluattay last, AIM cootcludett • rprech wf
some leazth by ttttt viva ststuky Iteautetkes a23:11,1 the MN
stow pesslise to l'aeliantrott, wtotela, after Fame otheerratimia
Crum f.eirreeNtaapots, site hoetaiturtiettp agrerd,t..,
A... 1 ihr that'. of Pet;tt..ae to bulb VAS itatmeett
coefortelhiy ILt,eta, beitaz prepared, w.ar a;..tt ..tereed
Ihe Iferatittlhovr *are es. •d ha Iseipibrttioe.i (he trek&
srr Aoherf
A t.,,art will he hehleu to mottos for the eh clipn of
qrard.lttatire.

lAI PE Rlel L PAU LIA;iI ENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Wablitt.ruvr, ittllt 9.

Lewd GisYDIM look the oaths and his seat.
Chi the sinolurs n( the Eat or LAUDERDALR, the further
eonsutleratiun (sr as we amid collect from the lutv tune
of the Notate Lord's anise) of the Airhe Peerage claim was
put HET until the next Seasion of Parliament.

The Iri.h Fryer Hoopilals Pill was read a second time,
and ordered to be committed tu.morrow.
ROMAN CATHOLICS.

The Duke of WvtAAtaseToN presented a Petition front
the Protestant Inhabitants of a certain parish in the
County of Down, denying that a Petition lately pre-
sented to the House in favour of the Roman Catholic
Claims, and purporting to come from the Protestants of
Ireland, spoke the sentiments of that class of his Majesty's
anbjects, and praying that the laws affecting the Rumae
Catholics lie not repealed --Laid ui. the table.
Lord KENTON presented a Petition from the Clergymen
and others of some Deanery in the See of St. David's, against
the repeal of Arts requiring the declaration against trail-
anbstautiatton, and the invocation of Saints.
The Earl of LatitiaouaLE objected to the receiving of
this Petition, because it appeared that the word " humbly"
at the commencement of the Petition, had been interlined
in a different hand-writing from the rest elf the Petition,
and had been written after the Petition had been signed.
According to the forms of the House, this Petition mold
not hr received.

Lord KENYON admitted that the circumstance was as the
Noble Lord had i.tatr•d it, but in the prayer of the Portion
the word " humbly" was written in the usual furm.

The Wen CHAIIIC6LI.OIII. said, it was time that the House
should rouse to twine certain rule upon this point, fur un-
doubtedly me ley. precision should be observed in the pro-
ceedings ,if this House than iu the Courts beleiti. In the
Court of Chancery, if a Petition were offered, which did not
contain Ihr words '• Hrontile Petltioli," it would be rejected,
and this House ought to be addressed with u much respect
WI the Court of Claineery.
I.ord Kstivow How sanaimied Se wistarlener the Petition,
on the ground of informality, and at the saint time informed
the House 'bat lee had three other Petitions tii the same
effect, which, as they were liable to the same objection, be
should not picsent.

CLERGY ORDINATION.
The Pill enabling the Archbishops •nd Bishops to bold
Ordinations for the Service of the Chinni's, went through
a Committee, in which some amendment. were psupusesl
and ntlopi. J.

'T be Report was ordered to Le made to-morrow.
BARNTTAPLE BRIBERY.

The Earl of C . moved the Order of the Day
for the House furmilig staid a Committee fur the pur-
pose of hearing evidence ■nd Couto-el 1113 the Barnstaple
Bribery 8111. Mr. Pemberton appeased n Cona►el fur the
Dill; Messrs. Nolan and Harrison against it.

The filet Mel/ 5111'.

Johii CribMc,

a banker,

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in Barnstaple. A question was put to this witness in the
coarse of his examination, which was objected tu, as being
likely to lead the wltutss to criminate himself. Some
f anion most On this in the Nutter, when the Marquis of
'AMMON!. moved, that the further heath% of this case lie
deferred to Mouthy next. Tina snutiou was agreed to, mid
the House siljouturd.