The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-04-26 00:00:00

VIINZURE AND DETENIYON OP TI7II mei AL

M.44L COACH AND ROW"
Yesterday evening a gelatin was lade in this city, of a
-description no leas extraordinary than novel ;as the mail
mock bid received the mail from the Post-other, add was
elm eve of departure, Mr. Brady, officer of Siteise,
ae-
esmpsnied by an utßccr's party of the rifle corps, made his
appearance, and in consequence of information previously
•ereeived, placed the roach and horses with their trappings,
under seizure, as bring the medium resorted to foe the con-
veyance of smuggled tobacco. The seizing officer having
made his seizure, proceeded is pursuit of the tobacco, lye
rolls of which were discovered in or on the coach.
The very extraordinary circumstance of the Royal Mail
Coach being resorted to ass vehicle fur practisiag frauds on
.his Majesty's Revenue excited no small degree of surprise,
snail 'Waded a considerable number of spectators into
-Scotch-street, to witness the successful stop and detention of
a mail coach wills impuuity.—Mr. Brady, unwilling to cause
public or individual inconvenience, hail the mail returned to
She Post-office, and permitted the passengers with their lug-
gage to withdraw, and we understand even offered to silos the
coach to proceed, provided a g tee was afforded to I
Lx their ssfe return end delivery, which was declined.—
After every effort at negociation hail proved futile, the mail
was forwarded on horseback by a mail guard; the coach
was them taken to the King's stores, and the horses to a
stable provided for their reception, where this novel seizure
taw remains to await the decision of the Comenisrionrre of
Etcise. We consider it but au set of justice spike Pro-
prietors of the coach to state, that this illicit traffic was
undoubtedly the art of some of the persons is a skshordt-
siate capacity, who very shamefully and el/11.41,1'6ne1, have
subjected Mime respectable individuals to the very atriums
-cousequences likely to attend this must estraorilinsry,
though, we believe, very juslitiable asisure.—(Arinsph Vo-
lunteer of friday.)

There was a short supply of grain and • thin
untrket at Norwich on Silurday, owing to the an.
Air on Thursday last. Barley advanced 6J.
per coeutb.

7317SINBSS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
11101IDAT, krill. 90.
ORDERS OF THU DAY.
Conway Bridge Bill—Second Reading.
' Juror, Attendance Bill—Repoel.
Audit of Accounts Bill—Seemed Reading.
Supply; Committee—(Arnsy E.timaite).
Spoiled Stamps, he. Bi I I--Fr ether cense demi ins of Report,
Church Briefs Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Ways nod Means—Committee.
Steam Engines Bill--Second Reading.
Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
Courts of Justice (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
Stealing in Shops (Ireland) Bill—Third Reading.
Prison Fees (Ireland) Bill—Report.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Chancellor of the Evehequee—Bill to amend Act. for
building Churches.
YussIDAY, MAY 1.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Insolvent Debtors Court (Ireland), Salaries to Commis-
nioners—Cmnmittee thereupon.
Dublin Port Asts—Conerniitee thereupon.
Insolvency Court (Ireland) Bill—Second Reading.
East India Price Money Bill—Further Consideration of
Bisitort.
Tithes Leasing (Ireland) Bill—Further Consideration of
Heport
Weldminster Improvement Bill—Committee.
Courts of Admiralty (Sautland) Bill—Third Reading.
Courts of Session (Scotland) Bill—Further Consideration
of Report.
urnonneriair.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Hereditary Revenue (Scotland) Bill—Chnumitten.
Metropolis Polite Bill—Saeond Reading.
TVIVESDA V.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Sir John Newport—Csilleciime of oho Revenue in Ireland.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Coroners' (Ireland) 1101—Forlher Consideration of Report.
Bread Bill—Second Regoliug.
_ _ _

East India Priests Trude 6.ll—Commisite.
Abduction of Women (Irelaut1)13111-4ircuud Readiug.

VRI PAY.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Corn Average Bill—Second Reading.
Forgery Punishment Mitigation Bill—Second Reading.
Derelling-hunse Robbery Bill—Second Reading.
Navigable Rivers Robbery Bill—Seeuesel Reading.
Ailornies and Solicitors Rill—Committer.
Rills of Exchange Bill—Committee.

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NOTICE OF A1011(1N.
a"..nuoittee lu inquire auto Courts uf Justice

is the Islau7l of Tobago.

TVVOAY.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Leaner/I—Repeal of Acts [BO Geo. 3. e. 6, cod c.
optimal flrchtioni Alerting, null L bets.
Mr. flirty Benorll-6111 to sowed the Low looebOog the
of IN isomers.
Mr. Searlett—Bill to armed the Laws relatiog to the
Relief of the Poor. . -

Loril William Bentinek—To more for the production of
tatai• Papers respecting Sicily.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Warwick County Election Petiouus—Ballot fur COD.
will.e at three.
Alillnsruirgh Ramie, Election Petition—Ballot fur Comp
miliee at huff •ruer three.
Members absent from the Balloter I Ith April to atter&
Juries in Scotland ISM—Second reading.
Witnesses a Fos eign Parts Bill—h.scusid reeding.

WIDNUDAY.
NOTICES OF morioNs.

Sir John Newport—Motion relative to the Proceeiliegs of
the eneurtiasiutsers of inquiry into English Counting' horsier.
Lord /WM Rnstell—Resol SI tient% Du the subject tot Corrupt
Buromghni and giving the Elective Franchise to large Bodies
of the Ctitnnineity.
Mr. Terabytes—Bill for enabling the Owners of considr►-
eble Tracts of Land, nut being Lards of Manors astouiling
over the sante, to appoint Fersues to preserve and ►ill Gauss
fur their nee.
TIWRIDAY.

NOTICEtt 11F MOTICINS.
Mr. Irving—Claim of Graeral Des( iurstraile. in tenet.
"mace or she Itiliort of She Committee of last itessiott.
Lard Archibald Hamilton—State of the Representatius Or
CUllleatil is Bcollauid.

ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Portsmouth Boroseli, Right of Eletihill, Petit loits--Bsl-
- for Committee at three
Met►opolis Roads Bill—Further Con.iderittion of Report
Comuiy Courts Bill—Further Consirlrratiou of Report.
MONDAY. MAT 14.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Veer, Laws Repeal Bill—Second Reading.
TIJIMDAT.

NOTICE OF MOTION.
Sir Francis Bardeit—Transactioss at Manchester, In
Angsal, 1819.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Boreughbredge Borough, Right of EitClloo, Petition—
Ballot for Committer at three.

Limerick City, Right of Election, Petition—Ballot fur
Committee at ball-after three.

Land-Tan Commissioners Names Bill—Seroml Reading.
County Rates Amendment Hill—Set-nod Reading.

WILDNEIDA V.
NOTICE OF MOTION.

Mr. flame Twur—Htll to enable the Court of Chancery
to refer natters of tact controverted iu Baakraptey.

THWIPDAY.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Grey Reneett—Bill Cur Deihl' securing the latiepead.
ones of Parliament.

TCRIDAY, VAT 24.
ORDER (ti: THE DAY.

Petersfielti Horongh, night of Election, Petition—Ballot
fur Committee at tbice.
WIRDNIFMAY.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. Michael Angelo Taylor—Bill for regulation of Pro.
(*Ming* in the Court of Clattery, and in eases of Appell
to the House of Lords.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS AFTER EASTFR,
For skid ooparti.-idar door koro bees fixed.
Lind Viscount Milton—Krpeal of Wool Fan.
Lord Archibald lisimillois—Detaikil Acci.iiiit of the ri•
pewee of the Slams Coinutisriou, and to whom paid; ■lso,
Copy of the Conainision

Mr. Brougham—Education.
Mr. Jubn Smith—Sal to alter and amend the Bankrupt
Lairs.
Mr. Berme—Conduct of Sir Montle Maitland. and the
system of Government carried eu in the lonian Island*.
Mr. 1-1,.1me Suother—Coniniithee aro the Orphan: Fund,
and other payments into th Chamber of the Cut of Loudon.