The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-02-25 00:00:00

VOLUNTEERS.

Mr. WHlTBREiiiii;;;;;iice, that he wonli,
on Thlraday, being forward a motion relative to the
FUtsT. FRUITS IN litri.AND.
. . .

Dr. DIIIaNAN rose, and stated, that he had
last Session introduced a bill into that 1-1 use for
amending the AI of e 9 Geo. IT. for better regu-
lating the Charitable Trust :liking under the Will
of the Right Itcv. Dr. Hugh Bonher, A rclibit•hrip
of Armat,h, and Primate of all Ireland, tor in:reas-
ing the livings of Clergymen, under 1001. per an-
num, to that sum. That bill had then received the
approbation of, and passed the !louse of Commons;
bur, he soon afterwards set off for Ireland, and by
some means or other, hut for what reason he could
not learn, it had been thrown out in the House of
Lords. The hill he now meant to propose was the'
same bill as that of last Session, without any alter-
atians ; and he though; it unnecessary to trouble
the House futther on the present occason, than to
move:

"That leave be given to bring in 3 Sill for amending an Act,
passed in Ire!aril, in Nmg (; 11. relating to First F,111t9,
and rrr tbeeltarnalile tact left by the tV of the I(.tit Rev.
Fi Honker, Arch Wallop of Aim igii, and Prim rte of all
1tc.a.141, for incrcasl•rg small Living.' in dist country."
Mr. FIIANCIA submitted it to the Hon. and
Learned Mover of the question, whether it would
not be more proper and decorous, in a Bill of this
nature, to postpone proceeding in it, till the Hon.
Clent!emau lately appointed to the office of Chancel-
lor of the Exchequer for Ircl ind, should be in his
place ? He thought it would also be of advantage
to the Rill, to have the benefit of his consideration
and a;sistan,:e.

Dr. DUiGENAN. said, that before he first
brought in the bill for the consideration of the
I louse, he had shewn it to Mr. G. Ponsonbv, who,
he understood, had lately been appointed to an °l-
lice of the highest trust and imptatance in Ireland;
and it had received his full and entire approbation.
He did not know, till a few days ago, that an Hon.
Gentleman had been mpptiisited t' the office of
Chancellor of the Exefiever in Irrllnd ; but he
had no ohje4lion to deter proceeding with the Bill,
till the flcn. Gentleman should be in his place.
Tiestion was then put, and leave given to
bring in the Bill.
1)r. DUI(: EVAN then adverted to the notice he
had given to move for a Bill to enforce the residence
of the Clergy in Ireland. and said. that it was his
intention, to-mot row, with the leave of the !louse
to explain the purview of that Bill.

. .
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
brought up a Mess,oge from the King. stating.

"That the Annuity to Lor4 St Vincent, as it now stood, was
to be continued only to the two next Male /lens of Loft,-
chip, and Hit Al.jesty was desirous the .ante &lonia i.e father
eatendrd. lie therefote applied to his faithful Comilioa. to
t.ke the same into consideration."

On the Motion of the CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, the Mecum, was ordered to be
taken into consideration on Thursday, is a Commit-
tee of the whole House.
A new Writ was ordered to be icsued for Ennis-
killen, in Ireland, in the room of Sir W. Burt owes,
now one of the Sunreme Judges of Bengal. Also,
for Plymouth, in the room of P. Eangnicitle, Esq.
who has accepted the Manor of East Hendred ;
and far Portarlington, in Ireland, in the room of
T. 'fyrwhit, Esq. who has accepted the Chiltern
lundreds.