The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-02-27 00:00:00

7,,fr:turlicice..pr, to
Alit remove the degrarlatio
.&reetritl'tlie late' oatrngeatus ;
ne meticm.:teheti lila the tit
.aen-pnt.fien'ffic Chkir.-
4'; C.tax ;Nu 'though
to"the House the
*timed 'him to object to thi pro
afent. It had.beete argued, that Ui
be took the liberty to sichenit to tl
'.for its objeCt the production of pope
'on a former netealOn meted'torby
Ifienttothem ovetigainst him. It w
of a very elitferent stamp. When' tl
made, it was asserted, and loudly
him, that he had nnfaiily quoted
The use he made of that Noble Let
the purpose for which he st'uoted it
saryfor him one former night fulli
on that °cannon maintained. that ti
Holstein by the French would givt
greet faOlitiei in seining neon the
hind; and that the late tsovernme
great appmhensions for the safety
from the disposition of France to o
This he stated, and is the con&
statement he quoted Lord Hortick
Bat when it was , that he
grout and shameful taisrepresentati
it strange that the production of
should be objected to. Was there,
no distinction between 23 :NA:Attie
denied, and one clamorously
Will those locus of candour and GI
that jg amletr to Odge.of 012 ampoii
eatition, sine so of pti.ers, of such dee
think tit to call fur, shall be radii
root, ac bed been insinuate, okapect 1
iity or favour should be thewu hie
IMP Ib Kdble predeemor. No ; ill
ewes exculpate himself from the I
to nits that had been so judo:obit
pork hires. It was mint noteml.
Government, whim it bermes; tha
into the dispeitions and feelielpiel
look to that period when the sews,
on the frontiem of Holateiu. The
most natural period to discover ton
and to that effect did he read the
HOwirk. Every thing that could 1
the House and the country upon th
late important me.assue. h. 4 bee
papers the present reetiortsroeld
prove to the. House the baseness ss
the insinuation thrown mat age
would, if any thing was iseepealary to
sity of the late Expedition pro il
Mt. Titles,' hoped the Hanoi
would net say, that he had ste:wre
to threw impeshmenta in the way of
himself from the charges alleged
As well as he could collect
have said, that no imputation be
out against Lord Horne.* or lb.
manner their letters had boas tie
-nest foul impiitations had bet es
This was precisely the grimed of c
by the Honourable Seeretery. He
him to be so clumsy a performer,
not be enabled to make hisoxn use
without casting etu atation, t
• ' -of itivrt

vioul---1ack;);;- AitadaTtia
He was sure his ingma4ty was aala
task than ibis, and he ai*Al96a.
that occasion, for th,e manner is
tb. e letters was such as to intim
heard bias, that the seistitneuta of
. .

(Ilowick)-ware in perfect cottons
It basuoilaken urged by Lord Ha
Lae that may rut Lau tation las been
but that tliy have not. beartdealt I
Lave complained, that the masts
have been tnistated has sishi
the ir..cat malicious impatato
ble Lord opposite (C,astlineagh
most carton:mazy merge nasal
tie air, niialeading the publio
cause we bate. on the present*
stately dieagreed with that N obje
the pomp of words, asserts our c
lead. The Noble Lord appears
at a loss what to say on the prese
would again state, that Mr. Ga
Howick felt theasiaelves *grieve
they have been treated, mid Its
them, the whole of their cameo
right to be produced. It woe taa
admit the productien of these
haring all the eoriaspossilanee the
before the lipase.

r. Secretary Csx s xa insister
ceesary infcrmatiou v. 4 uld be i
moti en.

Mr. 1% XL. DUI A DAS Litpht
Secretary had beta charged with
was competent to him to prod
which it has been nand ho. has arse
Stfangers were here ordered u
envision took place, and there
emenclineut oflir. Sheridan--

Aye
• Nee

Neiforsimt elke s

AnothridliistOn took place on
lion, -.hen there appeared for it-

Ayes ..
Ikass

Majority is 6rou►ef it

ARMY /711T1 %11T.

On our re-ado:mums -we feu,
Committee on the Aram Estitaa
The SSCSZT•AY at WAS did
eery to occupy much of the time
those Estimates every thing was
fled, and he would oow oad •
was et present, in point of null
iellorior to cone in the world.
Regular Army «as et peel
The increase was prior-101y
the cavalry murk the same
difference between the Eoaasta
year, is the addition of der
-fmtve men to the regular force
make a reduction is tie caviar
ever, be so trifluag, as set to he
The Dart object was, the royal