The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-27 00:00:00

PENRYN,

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I Sir R WsLiton said, he bad a Petition to present from
540 inhabit's'', of the town of Cho. ley, In Lmicashire, may-
! my 111:11 the rights of elerSive franchise, so grossly abused by
the inhabitants of Peuryn, might be transferred to them.
He was of opinion that their request was highly reasonable,
and that a refiwm In Parliament was essential to the Fero.
rely M the country out of eta difficulties. Ile should not
, vote one primy of taxes till some steps were taken to attain
reform.--Head and laid on the table.
DISTILLATION.
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Mr R. SHAW resented a Petition ffom the Distiller, of
Dublin, praying she repeal of certain Inns for the ',ciliation
of matt wills, and an EqualiZatinn of the laws relating to
II distilleries in Ireland —Read and laul on the table.
MI. NIIAM preienicd . Petition lu the same .ifeet from
i Mr. Ha.g, a distiller of i;tilabo.—Read, and Lid oil the
I table.
Mr. Suave then gave nobs, that In-marrow he should
InnVe Nis Irate to bring in a Hill to amsool the laws reps-
Inking the licensing of small +tills in Ireland.
A Petition was presented from nit individual of the name
of Williams, in Ihe twin of hievrinwt, against the ('Oliver
sneers Qualification Bill.—Read, nod laid uu the table.

Sir H. PARS KW, poop acrd a cre3ill of what
nature we (011101 nut rollers. tell the 10th Jeto.c.

IMAII. COACH CONTRACTS (IRELAND)
(hi the sootioa of Mr. E S. CouPta, the Mail Coach Con-
tracts (Ireland) Rill aim read a si mind lime.
PAROCHIAL SOCIETIES.

Th 4 Report of she Friendly and Parurhial Societies' Rill
tikcil /I farihrr consider/Ilion, and the Bell ordered 10
be re committed In•rnorrowt ne'nnicht.

CONTAGION ( I RELAN D.)
Sir ions Nviramtvr hrmuht in K. Rill to prevent the
sprradoog of Contagion.. Dire•se• i• Ireland, winch wn.
read • hist lime, and urdrred to be read a mcoutt time to-
: morrow.

TELLEINHIP.
The Marquis of CAMUFA'S Telleiship Bill was read the
ILuJ lime, and passed.
UNCLAIMED nivirw.Nos.
of the ExestrQuett

On the motion ur the CIIANCILIMIR
the House resolved itself inf./ • Committee of %Vila s•d

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In the Committee, the CliliNCII.l.Oll. of the EXCIIYQUIR
Moira Iwo Herniations. The filet to empower his \lejes•
t%" Clove, lament to 'rood*. r a awn of 200,110111 of unclaimed
dividends remainisic in the F.xrhrquc►, to the rattle service
fur the current sear. The twtood was for 11w impositi eeee of
temporary Exci►e duties; hut was proposed in so low * t
and read 641 rapidly, that we were unable to low its trims
with itny 5s tuicl ors.

Muds the it. ..ottisj1111• had been read,
Sir J NtwpowT rear tu ask a question of the Rieht
Hon. Grnin mail (Mt VansittarC:, respecting an k, ~,,,
whirls lie was ituroented,hail lately tjltell place in She ('fly
of Hr had heard that a Mr. Wheeler, a lottery•
office-keeper. a person who had berm our. rusivictril of hi-
rtiung fraudulent policies or itisv ratter. had been Wily elected
su Alderman of that City, sisal that he war now placed iu a
signal ion from which he might hr called to MTVe the high
office of Cord M.ivrir. He asked the quesii 111 l because he
Owned it suatelial the !loorr rlw hl kuow in what manner
11w Corporation of Dahill, Ise.r.sed its rights. and how
they had, in total disregard of public opinion, made choke
of a person convicted of fraud to discharge the duties of
such ass Aire.
The CIIAIICRLLOR of the ElCcitrQUltlt said, hr was no-
able to give the Honourable Baronet arty information with-
out previous inquiry.
Mr. R. Stow said, that Aldermen were always elected
from Skim persons who had %erred as Sheriffs. Mr. Wheeler
had served in that office, and hid given very mat sat.sfirc-
ti. 11w eitigens of Dublin, mid made hirsiatif extremely
lo'l".lar by his conduct ill 011ie He lichertd tire Goettn.
tali Pt never interfered iti those elections, at least the Candi.
dale chosen was minis in will t obtaining its consent. lie
war nut aware of lie idijeriiim against Mr. Wheeler il) whir h
refiyred.
Sir J. Ni.laron.T said he did nut know any thing of Mr.
Wheeler's characier, exert,. that he bail been cuuvie ted of
inning franditlent 'solicit.' of issnrauce.
The Resolni ions were 11110 agreed le, the Hoare remain!,
mid the ftrinn t was ordered to be brought np