The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-14 00:00:00

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Illidhetet is limpet to the )lephl eisteney. H. 144 aril
advocated on of se uncompelled ee unlimited satire.
With respect to tits coonestesicee of the meager, of 1815,
he ceekiely could mot hankreemdi ihe Man to whit* they
wesalagoi, bet is the sehrogont Yam be doled seen of the
oenseqopeos which oelmilly did neer, end meoliend eo
keine* of the sacrifice of 0•• half of the eelsitla to dm
booking reocers. mad rime Mat period bad diemintly
electoral that the whole of she evil erne from a hie pc
Wee mere to cash poymitnie., He ceetairoty wits set en of
those who had cheered die ter! " i "se applied to
the naeuere; bet had It sot been eall as winner, oseemsre
he should have coacerred its the aseertioe. He considered
the Rill of 1819, • direct is frees one third to use WM epee
all Ike property of the coeutry, except Hid' of the public
and private creditor, who eine were exempt from its opt.
ratios. Day after daY the 'vas of the coestry were in.
creasing, aid be sincerely trusted that still some merawre
would be devised to extrikete the country from it. preens
embarrasparet. .
Mr. THOMAS WILSON observed that the great dis-
tress could sot he ettribeted to oho operatin of whet was
called "Peel's Bill," for le fact it existed before it had passed;
and he most observe thee If mithiog hod been dose to relieve
the 'fisheries of the toiletry, it did set proceed them soy
yam of mislay en the part of that aide of the Hone eve
which he had the atone to sit, see had he soy panties/
roe proposed ate the other aide that amid afford retief;
be should therefore support the metioa.
Sir R. Wl LSON observed that ithersever • call wee end*
on his side of the Horse to reduce taxation, the Noble Mat.
gels opposite always raised the cry of Nietrolottion." That
was his cry en the repeal of the blame tax, and every ether
similar measure, god ha had no rink that be Weald arise
the cry lustily to-morrow evemieg, vibes his Hoe. Mind
brought forwent his tootles on the subject of the Swiss
Canine. •
Mr. LITTLBTON ceeirmed the stalemeut of the Right
Hoe. the Secretary of State, namely, that the touter work-
men is the enemy of Stafford had offend to the colliers 31.
a dey, with beer sad feel, which they declined eceeptieg.
Mr. DENISON recommended • redoction of teratioe,
as the may sore maim of affortlieg relief.
Mr. BROUGHAM said an alluvia. had hen made to the
vote he had gives) est a former ocessioe, but he would
sot deign to exculpate himself. He had beard nothing of •
propueitioa oe Wednesday meeting to reduce twisty million
of taxes. I. God'. name ! who had charged him with sup.
porting such a proposition ! He had voted for the rear•
harm which had been proposed es its own merit., sod,
upos that messiah, he wished to enter his protest against
a declare which leaded so curb Members of that Hoorn
in the eoescientloes discharge of their dety.—(Hear.)—
For, if they approved of • resolution, they were bond to
support it, eves though the mover of it shoold avow • dec-
lare of which they logically disapprovtd. He should sever
look to the gamier fron Abeam • measure proceeded—he
should always eessider it upon its owe merits, as be would is
the merest instaoce, for knees' to support the propositivo
of the Noble Lord. That certainly could rot be the ease if
he was to allow his judgment to be indented by the (trinket
he entertained of the manor, ir which be had wedlock/ the
affairs of the country. He should vote fee the motion epee
its own merits solely, in spite of the questa from sheen it
proceeded, sod not ratbstaadiug the arguments by which it
was supported. He merely rose to say that he world net
eirodeecend to enter into • jostilkation of the vote he bad
give., which no own had • right to arraign.
The Hone then divided or the geestiro of beim/leg op
the Repel. The *ambers weft....
Afce
Noes
Majority .... • 131
Ow eye relent to the pliery we howl the Hosea espial
: fe olig through the Reeeletioes maenad in the Report.
Mr. HUSKISSON rem for the prams of eseordier hit
gpliiin tre that import's& 'object-4w he wee MS that le
ii few years the couoiry wool/ be rake the osemehlp of mak.
leg the trod* is forties core free. tie should amity move
at en ameekent the Resoletins he had gohmieed to &be
Ike,. p. a foroser&ansin• with • view Ike Imp might op.
mopes shaAgionekof the He. ~. • •
Resiketion were the. pat and oeptivell. •
Mr. RICARDO expressed his desire that his Reilliallesto
.boeld appose upon the Journals of the Hone else. end
with that view he should move than as so aineedineet to
ere of the &martins in the Report.
. The Resolver)." were accordingly pet and etgativalL
The remaining Resolution curtained it the Report we..
the* read sod agreed to.
Mr. MAXWELL wished to suggest the propriety of
making the ezpriment out some one species of grabs, how
far the prieciple of am ortirely free trade ovoid prove pen.
ticable and beneficial.
A Bid was thee ordered to be brought to personal to the
ante Resolution.

POSTMASTERS IN IRELAND.
Mr. SPRING RICE wished to know from the Noble Ma►.
quis whether it was his Imitative to adopt t►e Resoholies of
the Huss@ will respect to the Postmasters of Rog Mod, sod
apply It to Ireland ?
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY said, be had siohesi.
Were to say, that the same ecoeuusiral arrsagesnent wrield
aatesd to Ireland, nod the redaction would take plate as
soon as possible.
Mr. SPRING RICE said, that is eonsiquerree of that ex.
Flambee be 'haslet withdraw the sake be had siren.
Mr. HUME wished to know if it were isiteuded that the
redaction s►nald rioted to Scythed ?
Lord LONDONDERRY said, there were some material
Cellist-three bele/tea the Postmasters of &sewed sad Scot.
lead, which rrodered the reduction inipearilste.
ILL.TREATMENT OF CATTLE.

M►. RICHARD MARTIN loosed the Order of the Dsy
for the wood readier of the Bull for Pievestinf the
111-treatmest of Cattle. Some Gentlemen had @opposed list
it was only lasestaary humanity to legislate betwer■ man
sad ►east, bet there was a Bill before the House is fa-
wner of which so MSS, petitions bad heels presented.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL seisested that is coast-
of the latesess of the boor the Holt. Gellman
*wild mascot to postpone theism:tad ',adios.
Mr. MARTIN said if it was the wish of the Howse he
should sot peens it, sod be should therefore poolroom it to
this day sesialithi.
The Lasolvemi Debtors' Act Ameodesest Bill wee read a
seeped time. sad ordered to be committed this day meanie's..
Mr. ARBUTHNOT rauved. that a Select Committee be
appointed to implore lute the prititiog and ststioss►y sap.
plied to the House of Commosi aad tie ratite departments
of the Coiled Kianldera —Aereed to.

Or the touti•• of Mr. HU ME. Mr. Brooest's motion o• the
•objrct •f licer•iog prblic•bo•oer was postposed till to-
morrow.

Lord LONDONDERRY laid epos t►e to►le reform
of all Neoisgess met from Guest Rritai■ to the Sella Cite-
toes, from 1733 to 1783, and hum 1790 to 1842.—Ordered

to Its rotted.
The other orders of the day were then disposed of, sod
the Boom adjoined at UNIT O'CLOCK this storming.

FUREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, MAY 10.

Yesterday the Kiag transacted bosiuess iu his
Cabinet. and at three o'clock his Alsjesty 'scut to
Chway.

BULLETIN OF THE HEALTH OP HER ROYAL
HIGHNESS MADAME.
May Half-past &vela la the Monolog.
° Her Royal 1140101011 has slept a little, bat the shop
*ad huge/rally isteroopted by the cough. There is lie fewer."

saarLin, mratt. 23.
It in said the Turks have been defeated in •
greet botile nest Zitooni mud Neopetrie. iu which
the Hach• of Drewrn• wee stilled•
A letter. written on beard the Greek ship
Archimedes, after hewing given ease details rek4