The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-28 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Mummy, MAT 27.

Mr. Johnson, from the office of Chief Secretary for Ire.
hind, preArotrti Afcouuts of the cafili prid by the BMW Or
Iceland for their outes, in pursuance of any notice giVen fur
that purpose.
On the motion of Mr. ARRUTHSO7, accounts were or-
dered of all Exchequer hills outstanding and uupro►ided fur
in the present year.

tier W. CONGREVE presented a Petition from a number of
Protestant Dissenters in Plymouth against certain parts of
the marriage service, which they are required to rsid, con-
trary to their religious sertipAo —Laid 011411 e tattle.
Mr. Ronvirr WARD gave notice, that he wools' Wins:fur-
ward the Ordnance Estimates on thins/iv- settnigbi
Mr. Pr VRIPMI BOURN r postpuntol, until this day :envied,
the third rerMing of the Puor's Rettig Mei ipplientiost
On the motion of Mr. W events, an humble Address wa
ordered to be presented it. his Royal Mgt 11.1,4 She Prinei
Rect.-A, praying that he would Ix marMmly pleased to or.
Orr Returns to he made of the number of hiatuses,' tried
England and Wales at tire last Lent Assizes, diinincnialoag
those prisoners who were commuted betwixt* the Ist of Oe-
toher and the lit of Janitiry.

On the motion of Mr. CAL4JRAFT. Afro Unlit were ordered
of the nutniter and expeu.e .•f Nay.,l and Military Esta-
blishments, from the year 179.1 to 170:1 risencve.
Mr. liptoirrr postponed, mold Wedisr,sday neat, the se.
toad reading of the Publicans License R1;1.
The II•m. Member then ',resented a flout, a per-
son +•amed Ale+milder Lismiden, late of its 1.6;col of Gre-
nada, complaining i.f a repeal, by time A•-. mots, of the la♦
Of qualities:ion of property rirloired to hold office is that
place.—Laid on the table
Lord A. HAVILTON presented a Petition from the Bo-
rough of Carnplaelitown, prayini fur a Reform of the Scutt II
Burghs.
Ott the motion of Mr. a GlLitraT, an humble Address
was ordrird to be presented to his Royal (Lemmas time
Prince Regent, praying that list W4lllllll VACIOIUSIy 1/ICU.M4I
to give instructions to los Minister at the C.Con.I of Ff3tire,
to take such steps as were necessary to hate Ihr inauriscript
Lognrithrnical Tables, now in the French 1,01 it ode, printed
at the expense of holds Governments. The Hon. Member
observed, that all the Learned Codies in Europe were anal-
tts fur the printing of those Woe a.
On the motion of Mr. COULBURN, the Bosse went into
a Committee on the Bermuda Sugar •Acts, and leave was
given or tiring in a Bill to mend the same.
On the militia of Mr. BooGoti, the Church Benefices
Bill was read a second time, and ordered to be cuntmitted
on Wednesday next.
IRISH CHURCH RATES RILL.
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Mr LESLIE Fosvan, in rising to 11111Ve the second read-
Utz of the Irish Church Bates Bill, hrietly stated the °Wert
be had in view by this measure : first, to obtain a recovery
of the loans advanced by the Board of First Fi nits ; next,
to obtain for Incumbent* the repayment a Almoner\ money ;
also to avoid the unintentional injustice committed by the
Art of the 39th of the King, i esp. ci mg 1h« frainiug of
Chorch lease.; and lastly, an improvement in the suede of
recovering the amount of tithes.
The Bill was read a *crowd time, and ordered to be com-
mitted on Wednesday 'text.
Mr. c. GRANT postponed, until Wednesday next, Ilia mo-
tion relative to the regulation of feta in the Cutlet of Clam.
eery and Exchequer Chamber in lerland.
The Report of the Scotch Saving Banks Bill was liken
into further consideratiou, and the third reading ordered for
Wednesday next.

The Bill for the better Administration of Just ire in Ireland
was, ou the 1111.11011 of Sir J. NEWPORT, read at aecuud tune.
—Tu be cumulated uu Wednesday.