The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-05-13 00:00:00

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IMPRRL4L PARLIAMENT. •
DOUSE OF LORDS, nu OAT, MAI• la.

FRANK C. OR A K.
Mr. Adam and Mr. were :14'31.1 heard in this Ap-
peal Cause fat the Appellant. Further proceedings on
The Royal Assent wits given, by Commission, to the Lo-
cal Militia BBL the Navy Compassionate List Bill, the
Scotch Records Bill, the Admiralty limits' Bill, the British
Ships' Capture Bill, and upwards of sixty private Bills.—
The COMIlliKSIWItl; were the Lord Chancellor, „Earl Bath
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tint, and the Earl of Camden.
The Nova Scotia Trade Bill was read a third time and.
passed.
The Report of the Militia Completion Bill wu brought
up and &greed to, and the same Bill was mitered to he teed
a third time on Monday.
SCOTCII COURTS COMNIISSIONERS' BILL.
The LORD Clil•mcca.Golit stated, that ill COIIIICqUeLICP of
finding it itnpracticable tubs) heroic the Goose any eatisfse..
tory Report of the Commissioners appointed to investigate
the Athninistration of Justice to Scotland, be elii nlti there-
fwe move ‘' That the person twill, for the recommitment
to.day be &wham It, and that the Ball be reetniamitted on
the second Jay after the ll'hitatentide rectal "—Ordered ac-
curdistgly.
• MR. rRER E.
The £.ul of DA RV r.r.v did out mean to persist in the
' motion, of which he had previously given Bolter, respecting
Mr. l'rere, 1/0C11144e he was aware Ministers bad rem riled hint
from the ...notion a Inch he lately fillet; and lie trusted,
Irons what Ltd hosts expressed, there was no iuteatiun uu
their part, to bestow upon hint ally other appointinent.
Earl of List:anon!. said, it was out the ineliostioa of
His Majesty's Government to make war declaration whether
they should us' 14041141 not appoint gr. Erase to any future
situation, it amid be inconsiatent with the:" official duty-
so ludo. Pte. Friar had In general conducted himself so
well in his Ministerial rapacity, as to entitle hint to the
praise mid approbation of His Majesty's Ministers.
The Esrl of Itan visa, Mite, wed, he had only to say' if
Mr. Freer ware appointed again to any en noble situation, he
shook, coileidet it his duty to briug forward the niutiou to
which be had alluded. •
Lon! Milton, lewd Althorp, Sir Jame* Cratstm, Mr. Mid-
alletoh, Mr. 1.).: wourvort, aid other litenibers from the Hone
of Commons, brnaglit up the Scotch Loral Militia Bull, and
malty priests bills, which were laid upon the, table, and love-
alit read *lest time.
The Newspaper Discount Bill, and the Six Million Be-
thel-tart Hilts Hill passed through a Committee, and weir
reported witliMit soy amendment.
The oilier ladle en the table were forwarded in their rc-
speetire stages, and the Roast adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE OF CO?:MONS.

The Depute Veber pf .the Black Rod, summoned the
lionseto the House ait.ords, to hear tier Roysl Aseeot given
by Cusaansinint to entails Bills. On the Speaker's return,
lie informed the 'louse, that the Royal Assert had gi-
ven to the Loral Militia Dill, tha- Scotch Records Rill, the
Navy Conameisionate fund 13:11, sod several Private Rills.
lilt. Rosa Moneta in a PAIN allow the importation of eer-
fain goods, new prolish.ted from the ports of Africa, and cer-
tain parts in Europe. Read a first tune cod ordeied to be
read a second time on Monday to
On the motion of Mr. Roe r, the order of the day for t:•e
House (Oleic tutu a Committee on the IVeullen
Bell was postporial till Monde) nest.
Mr. fliteataiiiix bruaght in a Bill to prevent Smuggling
in the Islands of Gwertmey stud Jersey. Read a first time,
and ordei ed to be' read a second time on Monday next.
A IL-F.:age from the !louse of lords amniotic...l that their
Lordships had agreed to the Irish Coutwissioucri free' Dill,
and several private Bills.
Mr. PEACZY•L brought in a Dell to exempt Smelt Livings
frotti the Land Tax.
lire Chancery Registry BIR was read a third rise, aced
passed.
Mr. Bose. gave notice that he world, wt Munday next,
move for leave to bring in a Bill to amend an Act relative to
the Paymept of Prize-merney.
Mr. FOCTER that the Report on the Irish Bete
Bill should he brought up on Monday next.
Mr. PAR thought, that PS the weever, SO greatly
affected all the brewers of Ireland, it ought to ISO delayed till
their sentimente could be obtained.
Ile. FOSTER replied, that a meneseript copy of the Bill
had been sent to DeWitt where it wee Mot before a general
slatting of the brewers, the majority of whew had approved
of it.
Mr. PARNELL sold, that there were 47 brewers in 1)ublio,
eleven only attended the wt cling, used time of them were
against it. tie wee proceeding to continent apou the interest
nitwit other brewers of Iceland had in the Bill, when. he was
tailed 10 ureter.
Mr. C. IIvICIIIISSOF then gave notice that, on Sfonday,
he chisel I propose to limit pone, fora short lime, further pro-
cerelinza in the Dill.
The Report was then ordered to be received on Monday
newt.
Lord Poo enstenn postponed his motion fur the appoint-
ing of a Committee to inspect the Joionals of the lions, of
Lade, relative to their proceediags in Lases of Devotee, till
buisilay next.
On the motion of so Hire. Stersher, Copies or Extratts of
the Returns made to the Privy Conewil, relater. to the Re-
Milenre of the Claw, were ordered to be had before the
Busse.