The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-27 00:00:00

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Comnriarions in Ike Corps ot'Swasera sad Fairwood Gentle-
men sad Yeomanry Cavalry, sigeed Ay Me Vies- Linde.
twat of the County of Glansurgae.
Thomas Patrice, Earl. to be Captain--clated March 11,1842.
Robert narcotise, Gest. t.) be Coruet—datrd as above.

ligirsaym, PedegiadAlailit.
•
Houn OF LORDS, Times&E. Males 11.
their Lordship, met at balguiat Mere a'efirek sad after •
prayers were read. adjutreed dims, plumes,. • A
The LOBO CHANCELLOR, al iirs ?deck reensead bis a
seat is lb. WooMar*.
Tile Malt Dutoes Iltepapl Rill was and a tatted time, sea
passed. , .•
Earl GREY preesited a Petioles frosallielettifes sod lito
liver of Lower Camas, sempiateisigs(tha tilerissie 4114604
COMM. fis and the decay of their aariesliste, is essamptentie.)
et the petty pursuer/ by the British Geserseasst is regard WIL•
their interests. They stated the exports ells* start. Mese
fuodilles had milk fruit an average of ?WOW Gravel y Ist♦
the dam swan preceding, to 5111,3921, their ainoont
tar year. Their inters from as average 1.2911.7346.1.
dories, tit seeks resod, to 1362,1181.1 a last year."filis 'auras
of preefeeksem, which, se as avers.; were 104 had wade •
law year del Tftt64f. The PM'
imuned aseilhaaselhrisirs
terries grate late Brinell ports.
mess of their internal coasenerce to the reatslt ,e
their merchandise by their eslemial iterwrown
British commeditii a, which prevented them fees man*
profitable exchange of their owe censinuditiot ae
kets,and compelled thrm to resort, contrary tie=.•
wits,alinost reclusively to the productions of theaefilierienlib'
By these meows they represeuird themselves aellulas pos. •
vented from reskiag proper preparation in the swassureesof .
labour fur a rapidly increasing p3pulation, futile revenue
necessary to maintain their municipal and religious eats-
bli.haseuts, and fur the means of defence which would tie
wanting in the event of war or itivacitin. They prayed
Parliament to take their cue Into consitteratioa, and at Mast
that thee might be allowed free entry for their grain unto all
the poets of the British hinders,. whether the particular
object specified were attainable or not, in the present cuit-
diitun of the agricitioaral interests, his Lordship would set
take on hinuelf to say ; but he trusted that some attention
would be riven to • ease of seemingly very severe distress
and diScolly.—The Petition was laid on the table.
Earl GREY seeing the Noble Earl at the head of the
Treasury to his place, wished before their Lordships pro.
ceeded to tb• inure isatordiate business of the day, to pet sc.'
questiou, whether or not the House were sow to consider
themselves in pe•mseion of all the muumuu which Govern.' .
meat bad in contemplation to propose for the relief of that
great and 'rurally prevailing (Stomas which was now the
theme sf almost rash I complaint in all claws through-
out the country, sod particularly in agriculture.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said there was a Committee .
silting to consider if there were sty ether means
those adopted available for the relief of agrieultoral distress.
It walnut ramble fur him to say what would be the ream!:
of their iequieira, hat beyosd that be was net aware of
any titivation on the part of Government to submit acv
other mode of relief bat that which bad already been de.
clued to Parliament.

Earl GREY raid, that be was aware of the iniatence of
that Committee en the core trade, and be was oleo arise
that their labours were not likely so conduce to say this]
like effectual relief. Their Report would be soos laid tutus.
Parliament. But as he bad ao hope then more thus be had
at the beginsiag (rum the labours et that Comentee, aa.l
noderstaudiag sow that Gevernmast, a`Geveremeet, bail
ao hatentios to propose other oweseures hie the dismembers of •
the eery great, widely-spread, sad Wormier distress of the
aownsry ; feeling also that all the wiessisseu of relief hdbertJ
adopted had bees. of a very israffeeltial dearriptios, wed
ail the relief •bielli could V looped fur mimed la owe prat
and impuriaat question, usesely, • seasiderable redaction
of the burdens of the roostry, la• pee mow, that as ewe
as possible slier the holidays be would fix a day en which he
would bring the distressed state uf the couotry sealer the'
consideration of their Lordships, sad propose arch N eff.c-
tual reduction of she tear* as could alone impaut relief.
Tbe Earl of DARNLEY complained of the delay of eerie
papers for which he bad mewed, which wire not yet forth-
coming, notwithstanding the order of the House.
The Marquis of LANv;DOWN complained of delay of
pipers which be bad mows ul for two or three weeks ago, and
is em seinessee of the neglect had agaia moved an order Ani
Friday last that the payers should be fureisied forthwith.
The papers were wanted to exhibit the grew riarenseuts I f
Excuse revenues, aid the Consursaioneue, sotwithsisodiug
this second order to produce them—whether it was bvcsose
the return. were like:), to elucidate the. proceedings is their
offim 5 too cleat ly, him Lordship would nut take os himself to
say—had sot thought proper to comply. Having takes she
only course he could adopt to essfurce cumpliaaee with the
toilets of the House without effect, be wished to boor what
could be dune to obtain obedience on the pert of the Com.
missioarrs of Excise, «r if Government scald amigo soy
reasou why she orders had not bees complied with.

The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that after rerannahlgi
time given, it wascertsialy hicumbt nt no the officers receiv-
iag the orders to furnish the papers dewisuded. f;uvern-
meet alwa)s thought it right on motions for the produc:ion
of papers, to look into the subject of these first, to see if
compliance with the motion would be unleaded with incna-
semen, eor tut; bat their sanction once give., the pipers
hafirufg been moved for, and the orders of the House issued
fur their production, it theu became* quirstion of uhrdiroce
on the part of those officers us whom the orders were Borsct,
its which the House 00.1 y bad on interest. While he was on
this topic he would just utiserve, that order* of 04 kind
were frequently, to his curtain knowiedge, either not
served, or served an irregularly that compliauce its rea.
minable time; became actually impossible. It was on/ r
yesterday that all rJer for papers having berg preset
ed al the wrung office, was at lecgth served, after weeks of
delay, no the officer who vull alone able to twat* the no
3..
nary return.. He wished that a Committee should V..
cups
poloisd to examine the subject, mid propostad rem e wrra
to secure lilt returns to orders fur papers few u f,
officer in the shurtett reasonable i‘rne. Were 14 or
mired. there could he no pretence for delay in dr g.ut duly
the Otter" required in them, Lot in teo t tame t
at7irra
being drawls after the close of ibe buttons. of th A.m...
a late hour of the evening, they mete deliveitsi. t aIt out.,_
etagere, who had pert difficulty in making; to go osom
ofilees.they were to he taken, and sometimes oh. did 4.4
reach the proper channels fur flays ur awoke.. la sim
present ease sie objection had beets felt ur • fkotio mho
was tf Covenantees to the prusloction of the
pao •
was h.illy ignursni of Hie eirdses which had i prrsinni 10
mp." •
The Marquis of LSNSDOWN said, the Me woof' hats
the officer milled to the Plc, to aver 'litho at.
R midair 1144 Mir it.
served on him, and Viso, what was the ca Mr er the
raw
Leung delayed.
Lord KING said, that this wan amt the
had been equally onsuccessfut in refired t• /111 '
.4. i‘
related to mulitte of his fur ths 10 g,,. mlt IV*Ve
stun-ores. rtosio teL *teitaila

The Earl of uvFnpottorAri:;:b:Nadr.u: ii
by the Noble Earl (Darnley) r ere 0yd...., reriV"":" "I'l4 r""
y thet.Tech
...itail‘tml/41:Rit,o10..1...bpeuy(ft:11..feinri. me gq, 0.941 tituo t.tkt,
beiTeicieglieeepsiusety.eUi,ait:r ad a And that lbe Vslter ut
c :bar area rtiing'y, amt
it. COOMillillutheri of Ellelit., ft, milipod *IVO I the ord..* t,llt
left the day, but be ranneenbere, iimillbilhbo did mot recut ,
delimits; it to a door.keeper i
.reeem ..
ear .the ..hysi, sod
sly thy prole r water. Tile or so *e *** ay by be aerie.:
oiber ch,or-k.eprr. The ord. b1em0...., broregbt to bins by an-
bhesis to Inna. he said ft ap
.of Ord.., to yoerlion be..tx
served ea the T. mai tow erred that ate area" had be ~
dee. 'Ube and-r oat del rata( the.Coneenisaiweer•of lA-
too the titceettling illy,
. d. sr eras generally the 14140.
owed 4 yr. Coupeep hate4c4 ho