The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-05-04 00:00:00

Several petitions for leases were presented and
read.
Mr. Warmest' presented a petition from the
Marshalruen of the City of London, praying an in-
crease of wages. Referted to Committee of Gene.
ral Purp,srs.
PRIVILEGE'S or PARLIAMENT.
FOREST TREES: . The Worthy Coiuin.anr then moved. " That
Thi. day is published, a new Edition, itaprowerl, the Lord Mayor do call a Special Court, on the
I. prolvrKes Fon ES T 1111.1.s'Ett and earliest pnasiiile day ;" at which, he then sore no.
A TIMBER OWNERS ASSISTANT or, A Cam. lift, it was his intention to submit a motions relit.
plete Practical Treatise on the Traiorax ond Management of live to the alarming mid extraordinary vower nsw
13..tisli Timber Trees, whether intended for Use, Shelter, or t sumed by the "louse of Commons, of t:iflicting pis*
Ornament i ineedieT an Examination of the ProPcitno of nishinent for °fictive. cogii•table by courts of I „iv ;
Enelidi Fir Tholier, soda New Systems fur the Itaisageoneot
and a
of Oak Woods, ilkc fee. se. wdh Plates,-.piiee 1s also, to call the nttention of the Court to the
a. PONTEret PROFITABLE PLANTER ; a Theo. i necessity of a reforru in the prevent inadequate roa
reheat and Praetied Treatise oft Plantiiiit is every Descrip• presentation of the people.
thou of huff and Situation, particularly thoes arh:eh are rains rinEs IN THE MEM( %POEM. •
diffictilt, as elevated Sede,, Barren Heaths, Rocky Soils, Sir ; A Memorial of certain individual*. connected
it:timbale stitits ior abetter and Oritiiiir3l W.tli * Piste or with some of the Fire Coupon:dew, eras read—it
Implements Crr Planting, invented by the AntbJr. aro.
piire.m stated the causes from which the numerous toi le.
Loadua:..Petated for 3. Illstdity, eh Ted lenses's street. I erations in thernetrupolia were supposed to anat.....
This tlay see published, in *go prier LI. boards,— and prayed that rho Court would direct •a petition
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Ik:ER,VATIONS oil home of the Priv, ip fl
DVIEASFS of the RECTUM and ANUS ; rotten- to be presented to Parlianient fur di. puri.e.e of
0
procuring in act to bit passed, estalaltshilig an Oflll
larly striri.rr a the Ireton', the lintooldwitlal Lime* err, to he called is The Fire Coror.er,' whose duty it
sceriec., and the Footsie in Atte should be, in all eases of tire, to examine witneese*
By TH OMAS COPELAND, es to the cause—from which touch benefit. would
Felton of the College of fliwireon,, and Ainistant-Surgeott
to the Westmiwe. ter General Disper.,try. result, he the detection of persons guilty of setting
London I Printed for .1 Callow, Merlkal Bookseller, UN, premises porpooly on fire.---Ittferredi to CoMmit-
erowa-coart, Pi niees.stivet, Soho. ; teen( General Purposes.
-Mirire sate" pa Ica: itisy-puitraia. -rig; -T.. 6a. -Wirzr"--.------ .- ErrnTLEWIRIVPITAL.- r*".°"*"l-""'" -
RENA ON'S DINERVATIONS on INDIGESTION; in . The Report of the Committee appoUtted to te.
whirr is satisfactorily 'hewn the Efficacy of Ipucaconn, is amine iota the propriety of exchanging* portion of
relievin2 this, as well as its cmitwrtett tr:iiii of complaints, 1,,,,d,
peruliar to the .Irvine of lift. The Third Edition, with in St. George's Fields, belongin4 to the
Britlgthonse estates, for the scite on which Beth.
Additiaus. By Dr Buchan.
kin Hospital at present stands, a as rend—lt eel om.
mended that a petition should be presented to
Parliament for leave to bring in a bill authorising
such exchange. -
Mr. Dixon entered his protest against the nips.
sore proposed by the Committee. He thought the'
bargain might be roneluded without the intieven.
tion of P orlisment.The Bridgehowe estatei•re. by
an Act of the Legislature, exempted fronspaytoeut
of the orphan's rates, but when, by the .4,t in eon
ti•naplatioa, they became part of the city estates,
they would, his supposed, Le liable to the tax he
had mentioned.
The itECOMIEIt stated, that the transfer could
net he carried into effect, without an act for the

CATHOUC QVESTION

Tbis day ane published, in On. Yulu.e dio:—.-priee 108. 6d.
in b.iards,
rpWO MEhIOIR4 utmw the CATFIOLIC
Qt7ENTloit : with an fishy upon the History and
Met of the connlaflosi Oath; and also, an Appendix.
11:‘ 1/111:i JOSEPH DILWN,
Of Lincoln's-lan. Harrisirr.at-Law.
Bath!—Printed and meg by ?faller and Son, Abbey
Church yard; and in luintnn, by Q, Pair-rooster-
roa ; .1 aid;way, Piccailiay ; and E. limiter, 56, New
Boad.steert.

" to Mr. Dißun, the Catholics hair an ahl,,
aud even a courtly advocate; and WY cannot nigh
eitber them or the empire better, than that the whole
Body shawl., be animated with the same spirit which is
breathed in these pages; since a temner, such as is Isere dis-
played, will nl,.re vffeet nail! serve th• in. than the most
limns advocate in the Sireste."—Diiiau on the Cor..iia:iou
(loth.-11uutlity Rev ere, vol. se.

This day is peblishad, price 3.. tid.
A N INQUIRY aloft, the )I.ICY and
PI.3IOBTICE of PROHIBITING the CSC of GRAIN
is the DISTILLIERIES;—torIndmg (Observations on tin
Nature and Coes of a Vent to ~I;:erBunes la id produce,
sod and Application of the General (Aeration to the pre-
sent &iteration of the C•ilonial Interest. Td which ,s ap-
pended. the Report from the Committee of the Home of
Commons on the Distillation of Sago and Afolassia.
By ARCHIBALD BELL, E.. 1 Advocate.
The Second E.,19.0w, with a postscript.
•.• Some of the farts and reasoning contained in this
will, it is hoped, tend to dissipate ohm fireiond.
al.onts on the 'object of scarcity, which some pco-ons
seem at present to feel—% passion which, of :ill others, is the
most apt to bewilder the public opinion, moil to urge • head-
long adoption of those measures wh:eh are the most likely to
create oe agzinvate such a calamity.
Edinburgh: Printed for Arehibt4l Constable and Cm
Edintuirgh ; Brash sad Reid, Gls,govr; sail Constable,
Hunter, Park, and Heater, Landon.

In a d few days wsll be pahhatte, is One if.donic Octet%
Tlt-DIE GA
ENERN KALENDAK; se.
7tlriatkly Directory of I tperstioss is tree, Deana d
Horticetturr. In use rolame re-taro.
By WALTER NI AL,
Author of "The Villa Garden Directory," "Tbe Forcing
or Kitchen Gardener," "The Practical Planter,"
.

The Kskader will be preceded hy a dirsertation on the si-
tuations proper fur ipindeas and orchards ; on nails. end
how to improve thess ; w mosaics, and thew apoliestion ;
sin! on the rotation of cruin. It will exhibit the neural
and most approved methods of coltt. attar nil kinds of colla-
tive vegetables, fruits, shrubs, sit loners ; the mo.rece-
nte::t of Inst•hounrs of entry description, hut-walls, flue,l-pi;s,
and ',netted', the ercen-lotrisse, n.isl the conserrat.uy ; so y•
to form a eniriiihie assistant to the sperAtise Iwdeuet, and
to the oriel:ail.- h-rticabertst.

sdtsbsr6b P~iatal KY Archibald
Cirtstaille and Cd. ;
and fur Constable. Hunter, Park, and Hunt. r, Loudon.
Of whom may be had, by the snow Author,
The VILLA GARDEN DIRECTOR ; we, NLmthly
lades of Wu. k to be done to Tosra and Villa Gardens, Per-
tei res. he with hints na the treatment of ten-t. and flowers
kert in the .4r,ini.riont, the lialsby, and the itrasiag room.
FJOI.O arc pare 7s 0•1.

It is t0.11.1.,1 'lsere* ae boat srteardenin;mt the plan of
this sulk It ic mended a. An Aeimaavot to re nllvnten *knee
be-mesa tier...arOy oliew• doom 11.. V.. chamber and to the
counti.,t r Poi reereati •is at their 'Alas,
mai to tito+e obis take gyms tbeseastees It e maaasesseut ut
skim v,lll rat ci.me end pastel/VC

pu rpoie.
The Report waa then agreed to; the pcii•ion
read—sod ordered to be presented to the Ii ,tileof
Lords, by the Sheriffs and City Remembraacers
SMITHFIELD MARKET.
The Report of the Committee directed to exit-
mine into the proceedings which took place on the
proposition for removing the Cattle-o•arket, ate re-
sent field in Smithfield, to a piece of ground In the
nei4hbourliood of Sadler's Wells, was presented
to the Court. It merely detailed the circumstances
whirl le4 to the defeat of the Bill which had been
broit•zlit sutra the Rotire of Commons.
Mr. GRIFFITHS gave notice, that he would, at
the next Court, anhrisit s motion oil the propriety
of enlarging Cie pet, rat Market.
LIFE PRESERVERS.
The Report of the Committee to whom the
clams of Mr. Milli:4,3a, for a reward, as inventor of
a Life-pre.erver, had been referred, wa. delivered .
iu. The Committee were of opinion, tliqt the sett*
of zit guineas was a sufficient remuneration. Tina •
grant, wever, a ppe win to several Members to be
iaadequate, it was stated by one of the Content:tee.
that they had considered it fully sufficient, a., that
which was tertneei era erickal invention, we', in
paha of feet, merely a Aimplification of a f,r tier
discovery. The Report was agreed tri.
OATHS OF QUALIFICATION.
Mr. GILIFIFITHS heved to draw the ai•etition of
the Court to a mutter, in h. tuind, of ve.y great
importance. It was his opinion, thot e.eiy man
illiquid cyuforta strictly to the law of the laud-i-at •
erg., he conceived. particularly necessary at a cries
like the present; bat this, he was sorry to say, in
many instances, was Dot the cave. II- was impelled
ytoicitus ienk: theseth re
eeseveral
in :se
eocboeirstienouftiustese o h
cf
~uis col:-rthad
tint duly qualified--they had not taken the nave,-
sari oaths. It was his intention to more. that those
Members who had not qualiAed, by taking tf.e
0 'the of Seipreinaey, fee. should not be ieep,,tee,i
to vote on q ise.tioo. in th et Court. As he lied op
Beare. however, to take the Court by sue.
prise. lie did not wish the dircussiou if the
hosinesa to he entered into at that day. in or.
der that every Member neiAit lave ail 0:•• • -
taiiity of d ring it his serious eer,:.,itlaratiosi. El •,