The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-07-21 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOITSE OF LORDS—Fern gr. Jim* to
The Civil List Bill. Lottery Bi`l, Vote of Credit
Bill, Iris* County Peace Bill, Irevh Promissory
Note Bill, Felons Apprehension Bill, Tanning B.
rouragehtent Bill, Isle of Man Fishery Bill, Pro-
per v timer lment Bill, Poultry Comm:- sill,
rghe's Oti orct Bill, and seventeen private Bolls.
receiv d the koyal Assent, by Commission. The
Cumna•.sionery present were, .the Loan CcIA/OCEI.
on, the Earl of Rost ve, and Lord WAL4I. an u.
The London Dock Amendment Bill was COM-
miued, and Mr. Plummer WAS licar • AgAral.• aline
of its provibions, in Wulf of the Via oer,' C
The report was received, and the Bill ord-r-
-e.l 10 be Ted I the third time on Men av nest.
The Stamp Duty Bill was ,7ommitted.
The Duke of NORFOLK ask-d, if the procee l-
ings in the redemption of the Land Tax w.-re ex-
empted from the new clnties ?
Lord HAWKEY:BURY said, he believed they
were ; but he would more particularly inquire into
that. It was meant that they should be an.
The Duke of NO:tFOLIi expressed himself sa-
t:A:el with the No'''. Secretary's declaration
The report 'vac .and the Btil ordered to
be read the third time op onday.
The 'rich Sp;,:ts Warehousing Bill, the Conseil:.
d tied Fund Bill, and the Vo:unteen Ainesidmlnt
Bill, were committed, the reports received, and the
third reading ordered for Monday.
The Irish Vote of Credit Bill, and the Board of
Ordnance Franking Bill, were read we third time
and passe.i.
The Iristi Customs and Excise Bill, and the Irish
Revenue Regulation Bill, were brought fr..nr the
Commons, and re .d he first time.

The 1)u-ke of NOAFOLK. presented a peti,i,sa
from Andrew Robinson Bowes, E•q stating. that
he had been confined in the Kin. s Bench 13 years,
At the suit of the late Lady Strathmore. and her re-
piesentarives ; that, from the length of the proceed-
ings before a master in Ch eery. it Isight be InAlly
more years before the causes pending could be An illy
determined; that he heliev. d a b ‘lance wi old e
found dtie to him ; that he pi oposed to give se. rity
to pay any balance that might appear eventually
agailist him ; and that his heallh has suff red by his
confinement. He therefore ptay•d. that, as a Sill
was before the House for the relief of insolvent
debtors, their Lordships would grant him such re-
lief as they should deem proper. The petition was
141,1 on the table. Adjourned to Monday.

floes OF COMMONS.

The Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod entered
the a little before four o'clock, and sad, that
the Lords, authorised by His Majesty's C •mmissio*
to give the Royal Assent to several Bil.s, Je-.r• I the
attendance of the Commons in the It•sise ,•t P••ere.

The SPIAMER then, followed by the Memb ra
present, went up to the Honse of Lords ; a Id
them rerurn, the Speaker named the a vera, bills to
the Royal A, sent had been given.—(Fer
qy our Report of the Lard;.)
A message from the Lords informed the House
that the Lords had agreed to the amendments Tri*de
by the Commons in the HaNeas Corpu:, ad crrtillivit•
dune Bill. Another message afterwards informed
the House that they had agreed to the Irish Vote
of Czech Bills. the London force Bill, and the
Wo3lwich Ordnance Bill.

The Hon. Mr. CILVIIIIr/POI took the oaths and his
seat for the 801 ough of Aylesbury.

CORN.
Mr. WESTERN moved the order
for the House to resolve itself into a Cot
the whole 11.'use, to take into considerat
ports of seve-al Cotomittees Chet bad been

to examine into the state of the Con

then moved that the Speaker do leave the
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