The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-05-21 00:00:00

NEWFOUNDLAND.

Lord flOLLAII• raid he had the honour of pre-
uentiwg a Pe.itinn la the Haan, iv she couriie of the
hot 'ear from Newfnundlend, on the ‘uhjeet ref
the administration tif justice, sod the Noble Earl
opposite (Bathurst) bud given • promise that
the case would be Armlet under the consideration
of Govrroimelit ; he wished now to hoof, whe•litr
soy thing had been dune in the matter, and wife-
th,r the Noble Lord had any thing in coutempla-
tion on that 'object ?
Earl BATEutte said, it had been his intention
to bring forward a measure ern the subjes t after the
holiday., but having received aim iiittmatiun from
the Guvertior of • deeire to gite an explatiatiuti, he
thought it expedient to defer it to a later period,
until he could be heard.

Lord HOLLAND *Wed tl at the people suffered
greet grievances, and that some redress should be
afforded.

The ENO] Or DARNLEY said, that grievances
ce►tainly existed to a gnat extent, and he hoped
the Noble Lord would give a pledge that in the
course or the neat Sestonis these ivevances would.
be inquired into.

Eol BATuvarr said hi. had no hesitation in pro-
mising that au implies should take place iu the
comae iif the nest Sisian.
The Howe thin riljouineil.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, M , May 20.

The SPEAKER look the Cha;e at the equal twee.
Mr H. SUM NER prettified a Petition Goat the Pariah at
Cbrtakborrh, Serrre. tiniest she Puor Removal 8111.

Mr. M. A. TAYLOR presented • Petitions from the
Debtors is Durh•m Gaol, praying relict.
Mr. WIL.LOCK presented • Proilbse from Romford, ear
Nottioehset. sesame the Poor Rct•eve, Rill

Mr. DAVENPORT pe.mmtee • Petttiou frets the Silk
Manufacturers of Marctenter *gibed the Warebessing
Bull.
Mr. LA MBTON pretested • Pet Rion hem South $11•M•
egotist the Baal Med Weal laden Teed. BM.
Land STA NtET permed • Petittoe from the Omsk,
of
Commerce. Mahelse.ter, is support of the latri.meatioutd
Bill. Alur • Petitios beat Blackburn, Lauesteltire, 'gamin
the Pour Removal 8.11

Genets! GASCOYNE resealed a similar Petition to the
tut Coen Liyerpoul.

Mr. BIRCH resealed • similar Petitio• film IM Patifit
of St. Nirlboims, Nottingham.

Sir E. KNAtCH SU LL preoroted a similar Petition Don
St. Parr., Deptford. _ _

Lord IiEWItY presorted a Familiar from Newry, praying
as imposionor of denies as C.rents batter.
Also a Petioles from Ibe Merelmmo of Newry prayisit
iloat there might he so &hereon's' in olse Cora Laws•

Colonel BAGWELL presaised a Petition lions Carriek-ou-
Stair (Tit/patty), paying that there may be a duty laid on
furriest blotter.
Colonel TRENCH said a few weeds is support of 'Le
Petitioe.

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Lord A. HAMILTON prearaieJ • Pro Pion from one of
the Corporatioas of Ediaborgb, 'gams& the Royal Serpa
Reforms Biii.

A similar Petition from Moth e.
A aintilar Petition from Perth.

Mr. CURTF•IS prevented a Pattie:to from a Parish is Swe-
et:, complaining of aricultoral distress.
The How. Member thee gave notice of a motion for the
14th of Jeee, for leave to hying to a Bill to repeal so much
of the bath George 111. cap It 3, as related to the marking
of hop bags.
Lord A. HAMILTON asked tome question of the Lord
Advocate, iii ardor to avrertaia .bat resume educed the
Noble and Learnel Lord to persevere in the Royal Retook
Burghs Reform Bill, and esoclnded by moving that the
be read a second time this day fortnight.
The LORD ADVOCATE declined going Into his reasons
fur premise forward the Bill jest now, and complained of
the hindrance which had bees pet is his way, as be had
waited in sli* the whole space of four noclittto bring it tin.

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After • few words from Lord A. HAMILTON and Mr:
A SERCROM BY, the second nattier was primpuntd to this
day formight
Sir H. VIVIAN presented • Petition hem Truro, praying
• repel tithe salt tax.
Mr.!. WORTLEY presented • Petition from •ome of t►e
Tense's and Dresses of Yorkshire, pre)log • ►epral of she
leather tax. He consplaiord that some mistake bad occu,-
red es to dm repeal of the sgriciatural horse tax—some of
those who had been ',bully exempted havieg been sumo
charged fur • riding horse.
Mr. LUSH INGTON said, •Eat Government had bean in-
formed of the matter—that the Tax Oise Mid listed laMr r.-
twee tots's, the error garrotted—sod that he was oboist to
move tot leave to being is a M.o. t ilicleratory SO ICU
the repeal quite perfect.
Mr. S. WORTLEY presented a Petition fm■ the Whitby
Rhip-oworrs, pr•yts( that tlwse may be no 'keratin* is the
Navigation Law•.
Mr. •BERCRO MBY preemie d • Petition from X. C.
Carew, • large lay impropriator of the Queea's Comity, Ire-
land, praying t►at the House would take lobo venom roo•
sidernisms the cuuditi..a of !reined as to tithes, the P.l •
hose, Irvin cosmos d •bat these amid he so permanent
traegoillity fur that isometry until some measure writs
adopted for that purpose.
Mr. GOULRURN, as far as could be kayoed from ilia
low lure to which he •poke, was usderstood to imams.'
that a mamma would bar apes dity istrodiserd...

Mr.CAREW made tessesobseevstioas awl &mistily audi.
He was osderieossil to re etct ow the Wavy exacta:is of
Tithe Pri.ctueit, and to soy that obi Isadlosds were yes,
ft-timely alive to tile distresses of their teasels.
l'whosel FORD *aid a few words.

Me. (RICE said. that the latidlortla might bees sup.
posed that they would haslet° met see the romistsre tube yess.
posed by G VVVV ouseum whh grit ituae. but they WPM *Ow
aulliciently aware of what it did sad did not commits ; the
lardlutds bad eo ground fur hope we expectaiiun le it If
it were a Bill tamely to elite a leastug tomer, it oiled bell"
at the clergy, but it wuuld nut piAflt the tasty. It bad
been said that flu re we. difficulty its meddling with Otto
'object. Delicacy rhswild have hems the word list 4,
verameal ought le euusitlas that cu half ameraurs could ml.mmk