The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-03 00:00:00

CORN IMPORTATION RILL.

Earl GREY pretested two Petitions from the Farmers of
two Pari-laeo in Yorkshire sprint the above Bell. Ihe Nu.
ble Earl then stated that he was of opinion that any
sites is the Corn Laws would only leer ace the uurerhiety.
He bad siren notice some time azo to lb. it Lordships of a
motion be proposed to make relative to agricultural distress;
the object of his motion would hate lino for the 'nice ion
of texts, hat he did not b.ing forward his promi-e I motion
on account of the promised peovi nous lid I out to the other
House of Parliament. He wished it to be understood by
their Lurdships, that it was sot the reduction of 1,1%,* pro.
Wier I by the Hoare be had alluded to that yoerenteil him
from bringing farmyard his morten, fur he lo eked upon that
ri lief tit a juggle; but the reason why he d.d slut Iona: it
forward was, that at the present time hr contidered it would
be of no use; but if something more was not dune for the
reduction of taxes than the proposed measures, the 111104.
queues would be that the landed property would be reoir.v.il
trent the hands of Its present possessors into the h marl. of
where who might nut afford the same guars itee to the St ite.
He concluded by saying, that when be made this statement
that he d d sot to the proposed measured of his Ma.
jesty's Government onAsi• nth; ct.

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The Earl of LIVERPO(.I.. considered that it was highly
peeper that the Noble Earl should hese the opportunity of
stating why he dropped hi. motion; hot whenever he b, ought
it forward, be (the Earl of Liverpool) would be ready nod
able to defined the conduct of his Majesty's Fituiptert. There
wee so was who would deplore the change of lauded pro-
perty from the beads it was in than he would, or could per.
cries t►e danger of it mo.e; but he was Out so despuadisg
as the Noble Earl, for be hoped by degrees Hist the land-
holders world get fete a wholesome state. He wished to
make a few observations as to what pawed yesterday to his
altiterer, relative to dm Cora Bill. It was well !twate to
their Lordships, on oho second reading of the Bill, he was
fully ready to make a statement to explain the swore and
the roustsiarares of t►e Bill; butt to Intel the convenience
uf sewers! Noble Lord, he had pat off the diersassne omit
lie thittl tea ling, which was audit.' Fraley seal. Us was

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Lmd .ELLENHOROUGH explains&
The Bishop of LA NDAFF was f isle to the res.
'license part of the Hill, but had beard *Witco at to or kg
bun doubt the advaidace of the retruspective part.
Lord ELLENBOIIOI2GIi said, cie Her. Prelate sp.
proved of the prospective part of the Rill, lied he (Lord
Elleaborough) toonotled glottis f.ir reasouitig the
sitcom clause mum also be rowelled.
Lord HOLLAND said, the Nubile and Learned 1 toed
spoke of ibis Att as repealing the aurirut law id the woo-
try, by which he MUM the Alarnsge Art of 1754; the
Ocular pibtriple which that Aet went 1., remedy
booed to the world till the CUlduCil ut Treat, mud ....t
hawses htf, till 1754. For Ina sill, lie piufrssrd hr 104.
always feel she otation granulite to Slit Nuirle Lord fi. va, -
nig •pplerii his amid to this subject. He should suppoit
the elause.

Tut question was then put and lb, clause was caerte.t
washout a sisoisiuu.

Tue LORD CILANCELLOR then move!' an awed .1.1. t
to the retrospective clause, which wovitted that 054. ti.,;:..
had It, hiernef. where the parties ktiew that the cutite..s
the 11111/111We tattier had nut been obtaiued, 5114•11111 Out Is.,
&towel valid.
Lurl ELLEN BOROUGH objected the &Messily of prim-
ing the pathless' knowledge that the eouteut (.11 the lather twist
out beets obtained

The LORD CHANCELLOR pe.eisted is his 'mewl-
weld, aad She queoliun le lot put—
The Esti of LIVERPOOL .al.l, though be wig not
frieudly lu establesbn.g 10. y niair.ge "'terse euals urreGio-
peedier, )4rt I.e could 110 •g.ce 14./ carry thst pr.u.iple 'me
Lks Lack as 70 year•.

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nallmAimemiturm
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Major ly
lite LORD CHANLIA.LOR cal:nl the alumnae' of the
Hamm to the Deal priutae, •itch eppeart to Yana to ba
abealettly neepasoyi—

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Act cotatatatid, all awl cart) 5(11, reeds, ruairacia, ruove)-
saes.; aster stein., out as.araisers of any real or persuual
priority, Ur 411 say palate, richt, lulu, us isilrerst lhortio
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