The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-22 00:00:00

DUTY ON TALLOW.

Mr. DENISON, in the abseesteoTh;; Hon. Friend (Mr.
Sykes), withdrew the sconce of a notion which mood fur this
arresting fur the repeal of the duly upon tallow.
Mr. LAWLEY permitted a Fenno* front certain Owners
and Oecopi•n of Land is the Cooney of Warwick, against
the Resulting's' relative to the chilies no foreign cons.

Mr. BYNG per•eated • Prtitioa from the Seleet Vestry
of St. Pasorrss. the Poor Removal Bill.

Sir R. FERGUSON portposed, to the Siii Jone his mo-
tion relitire to the Pootroariets-Georral of Stu'land

Mr. IRVING presented • Petition Gum the Noblemen,
Clergy, Gentry, and Freeholders, of the Comity of Dumhar.
ton, praying fur • repeal of the restrictions upon the expor-
tation. of Smirk whiskey.

Mr. H. DRUM MOND presented a similar Petitiu• front
the County of Ayr.
Sir J. ASTLEY presented • Petition from the Woollen
Masubelu►+a of Wilts and Somerset, praying for the con-
tinisatius of the duties upon foreign wool.
Sir A CAMPBELL resented a Petition from the Cham-
ber of Commerce in Glasgow, against say increased duties
foreign torn.
Mr. MANSFIELD presented • Petition from the Over.
seen of the Poor in the parish of St. Margaret, in Leices-
ter, against the Poor Removal Bill.
CATHOLIC PEERS.
Mr. BUTTERVIORTH presented • Petitiu• from the
Protestant Dissenters belonging to the Huotingdon Collltc.
Hos in Gray's I•s.laste, against the admission of Catholic
Peers into she House of Lords.

Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDGE prmented a similar Peti-
tion from the Arch.leaving's of Taunton, in the diocese of
Bath and Willa.—Laid on the table.

Mr. RAMSDEN presented a Petition from a I Pro-
testant Dissenters, peayisg fur as aberanon iu the Marriage
Act.

Admiral SOTHERON presented a Petilion from the
lohabitants of Msn•ield seams. the Poor Removal Bill.

Mr. HOLM E SUMNER presented • Petition from ter-
We Owners and Occupiers of Laud is the county of Surrey,
expressing their surprise sod dismay at the resolutions pro-
posed relative to foreign costs.
Mr cußTeis pnewnsted another Petition from certain Oe.
copiers of Land I. the eousty of Susses averts, the resolu-
tions proposed by Government. sad also fewer other Patty
5i....t tiresome Jett from deforms, worts of Sussex.
Mr. CU RTEIS moved for returns of the number of paupers
I. Revers, parishes in Sasses, sod children inclusive,
who base received relief fsom the Poor's Rates on or about
lot January last, and also an Recount of the popsolstion,
sod the sauna assessed is the different years from 1752 to
11142.—Oedelerl.

Sir JOHN NEWPORT brought up the first Report of
the Grood Jury Assessment (u Ireland) Comotittee.—Or-
dered to be piloted.
Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDGE presented a Petition from
entails Owners and tkrupier■ uf Laud in the twenty uf
Dorset against the future regulation of the Corn Laws.

Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDGE postponed to the fith of
June his motion relative to the pressure of taxation upon
agriculture.
Mr. ELLICE presented a Petition from certain Partners
sad Tanners in the County of Roxburgh, pra)ing fur the re-
peal of the duties upon leather.
Mr. FAME unmerited ■ Petition from the Owners and
Occupiers of Land is the County of Osford, against the
propositions relative to the Corn Laws.
Mr. W. SM ITH presented ■ Petniou from the Unitarian
Dissenters in Liverpool, praying as.alteisation in the Mar-
riage Act.