The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-29 00:00:00

The Exchequer BiUs Bill was committed, and the
report ordered to be received to-morrow.
Mr. ",:.INSLP moved that there ;,e laid before
the l-louse a statement of the Amount of the Esti-.
m tze .nu tiale Account of the East India Covapan.
fr the Iv. of March 1799, to the Ist of March

1804, distingunhing India from China G,4.ds.—
Ordered.

The Foreign Force Bill was read a second time,
and ordered to be committed to-morrow•.
The Expiring Law Bill went through a Com-
mittee. and the report WAS ordered to be Iceeived
to-morrow. . .

A new writ was moved for Dornoch, S:c. in the

room of the Right Hon. J. C. Villiers, who since
his eleflion has accepted the office of Prothonotary
in the Duchy of Lancaster. Ordered.
The report of the Committee on His Majesty's
Message, relative to a provision for the Family of
the late Lord Kilwarden, was brought up and
agreed to, and a Bill ordered to be brought in
thereon.
Mr. W. DICKENSON, Jun. gave notice that
he would on Monday nest move that the Addi-
tional Navy Estimate be referred to the Committee
of Supply.
An Account of Cash Balances remaining ia the

hands of the Coßedoes of Customs and I‘..Al.:;fe in

Ireland was brought up. Ordered to lie on the
table. and to he printed.
Mr. CORKY gave notice that he would on
Wednesday nett submit something to the consider-
ation of the House, rel 'tire to those papers
The Irish Custems and Excite Bill was read a
second time, and ordered to be committed to-
morrow. . _ .

The House resolved itself into a Committee on

the Irish Stamp Duty Bill.
Mr. HU 1 CHINSON rose to ohjea to that part
of the Bill which related to the sump on the regi•try
of freeholds He said that when the Right Hon.
Gentleman first brought forward this bill, he had
declared he would collea the sentiments of the Gen.

tkmen of Ireland, as to this particular tax, and if
they should be against it, he would gore it up. He,
for his own part, must now beg leave to say, that
he stroagly objetled to it, as being highly unconsti-
tutional, in as much A, it affeaed the right of the
eleelors, and of that pot Lion or them too who had
scarcely any thing else to shew that they had a place
ir. the coaimunity. That it was without Ally pre-
cedent, their being in this country no such tax, not
hitherto ev.iin in Ireland, any thing of the kind
thought of. The 2rith of the Kiug only required
Freeholders in this country should shew the exisiense
of their freOlolds, and does not bear out the Iti6".
Hon. Gentleman in this tax. He was the ti:re

sirous, he said, to urge these ohjedions at vresent,
because the Right lion. Gentleman was about to
lay on new taxes to the amount of 1,200.000 i.; a
system which he highly aprroved, and to the suc-
cess of which he was sure no (me was more alive than
himself. Whits. he was, however, desirous that the
sick, and these who could bear their proportion,
should contribute to these taxes, he should he sorry
to see them extended to the poor and lowly, v!10
had always to,, niany hardships and difficuities to
contend with. He hoped, therelore, Right lion.
Gentleman would agree to wave this tax.

some short objedions to

the tax WAS unconseo u-
volley in Ireland rai-
-1 in requiring them to be
Goo I Friteholdims Are
niless them Freehold was
in these Affidavit, he pro-
tax. On the ground of
he would therefore not
but if it WAS put on the
the low:m ranks of Ca:
attend to the sentiments
; and, al a great number
the tax postpiined, be was
desire. He had at die
F of them, which was, tha;
exertions against the use of
hies eye an ll,io, Gent.
who, he believed, knew
?as, and he hoped and
!ige him in acceding to
he should fur the pre-
luestion.

) assured the Right
in his power to prevent
ich he w.ts so well con-
or three ycars past been
le revenue board on this
to them a plan which he
tOO,OOOl. at an expeitte
more than 20001. or at most

resumed, and the rep( rt
t.0.400r W

Mr. FOSTER moved for I_av► to bring in a Bill,
appointing commia.ioners to enquire intu the fees of
the Piiblse Offices in Ireland, and to examine into
the abuses in the present mode of colleeting the

Ile also gave notice, that he would to-morrow
make a motion reLtive to silver and notes in Ire-
land, and probably for a Bill on the subjeft.
The Committee on the sets relative L.; the Dktil-
Ilaic.' in Ireland, Was postponed to Tuesday neat--
Adjourned.

FOREI(iNI d FELLIGU'iCE.

t;
1 Gentleman would agree to wa
' Mr. HARMAN made sot
1
' the tax on the same ground.
Mr. FOSTER denied the
tional. 1f there was any imi
tive to the Freeholders, it was I
registered. By the Aft of G
IL precluded f•om voting, wile
proved by Affidavits, and on t
I posed to lay the present tat
1 its being unconstitutional, ht
yield to any man hying ; bu
ground of bearing, hard on 11
i people, he wa. wilting w au
4 of ;.,,ei.tlemen on that head ; a
I of j4e/atlemen wish to have the
• I wilting to comply with their
same time a favour to beg of
they would use their exerus
private stills. Ile had in li
limn the west of Ireland, w
how very necessary this wa
t trusted he for one wouhl ob!
this se nest.
the
ee
tathxeinnsq4iude.
Hon. scatNt
r7GI : n t . MARTIN
wouldhe (Gsol
"ta..1.7 I
,I of the evils of Ishii
incorrespondenced•.iehad fowritthwothe°l
subjef.t, and had submitted to
&noted not would bring in t
amounting to not mud more
not exceeding .50001.
Ti The House was then rest
ordered to be received t 041301