The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-04-04 00:00:00

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HOU6F OF COMMONS —Tusintiorav, April 3.

Mr. John La Totiehe presented a Tetitinn from the Grocers
of Dublin, pray r-hef rgainst any additional Dunes upon
Spirituous Liquor., %V uths,and Sugars —Ordered to ior en the
tab'e.
Mr Johnson, from the Chief Secretary of State's Office in
/island, presented at the bar of the Hoose, a return of the
rioindiher of Writs from the Court of Exchequer in Ire-
, during a specific period
Mr. Hutton also presented several accounts from the Navy
ray-Office, which were severally ordered to lie on the tahie.
The Attomes-General brought in a Bill for the prevention
V tie Importation of %laves into certain British Culuisies in
Amens, lab ni during the war; which wan read a first time,
and ordered to be read a second time en Monday the 14th
Instant.
The SECRETARY at WAR brought on several papers
and Army Estimates; which be observed did not make any
pan of the toot Militate settee. loteoded ; and wined " tint
they should be whom into emi.ideration on Monday se'rinight."
Mr Wilberforce breught in a Bill to enable the Justices of
Yorkshire to bond convenient Court-houses for the accummo
dation of th • Jude,. Read a first time, and ordered to be
read a second time on Monday se'rinight.
Callow& Hutchinson brought in a Bill for the ereßion of a
Gaol ha the City of Cork, ia Ireland, which was read a firat
time, arid ordered to lir read -a second time on Monday
seonight.
Ow Ma Motion of Sir JOHN NEWPORT, the second read-
ing of tee Bill, for dividrog the Parishes of St Gerrit and
it. Tivonas in Dublin, was the.tprined till Monday seottight.
Mr Nettleship, from the C imparts, of Grocers, presented at
the Bar an Account of the average prig. of Muscovado Su7ar,
sachet's of MCP, for &specific tune.-sotNtlered to lie oar the
hblo.
Mr Vansqtart broitght up an Ardent, relating to the
'wrack thwart:tient, pursuant to order.—Ordered to lie on
the table.. -
The Irish First Fruit'. Bill was read a th.rd tints and passed.
Mr FOS fER nt.Ared for curtain Arcoinits to be laid before
the House, of the Duties payable nu certain species of Linens,
in Ireland.
Mr.Vansittart brought up the Second Report from the Com-
missioners for irsvostigating the Civil Affairs of the Navy,
which was ordered to be printed.
Also, the Bill for additional Duties upon Goods, carried,
Contways.
Ala', the born Ditty Bill; wh ch were si-verillv read a Sort
toe, and ordered to be read a second ti.ne, on Monday se'n•
night.
Mr PERCIVAL gave notice, that on the second day after
the FAlner ;trice..., lie would more Fn leaven.) bring in a Sill,
fa improving tire condition of the StmeudiaryCurates of Great
Britain.

Sir J. Duckworth's Annuity Bill was ordered to be cona.
mined nn Muolly sennight.
The Bill fur the Regulation of the Office of Treasurer of
the Ordnance, was read a third time and passed.
The Property Dam Bill went through a Commirtee,and was
crdentd d be taken into further consideration on Msuday, the
Slid. test. and the WU, with Amendments, urdrred to be
prii.ted.
lysetherng %might up the several Reoorti or the Com-
mittees of Ways and Mean., Supply, and Loan The Reso-
lutiees were severally read and agreed to, and Bills ordered to
be prepared paiesuant thetas.
R.efa.ttc reumog ram tdisersied.that he tiw, intend-
ed to put °Whit !Stollen fir certam India Payers, bur since un-
dknitending, that no discussion would take place on that sub-
kc'. he Wen moved, E. That these he laid before the House, a
Copy or a Lettirr frees Sir G. Barlow to Gemini bird Lake,
dated 90Th Oct. 1605, in answer via aspatela from Lord Lake
to Marquis Cornwallis, of the 6th Oct. in the Mine year i-
nk:ids was ordered accordingly.
Mr. Hawth nil? brought up the Report of the Cemmitt4s on
the Esenaption of certain Duties as, Dwelling Houses w Ire•
hind; and en Mullen of Mr. FOSTER, the further consider
anon of this sotret was postponed until Sloriday se'n night
The R-port of the c iinesittee on the Innis Heartti.inoney
11:ll was also postponed MI the same day.
Lewd HENRY PETTY motet ss that at the risi.ig of the
Tinos% to. House abould be adjourned until Wanda, se es
iti,eht."—Oidered
Mr. Seely, fro.n the Navy Pay Office, presented several ac
mom., ptm•anr ti cirri
Mi tiuDDLv.srox pc *soled his motiso, w'rich stood for
the day, relating to lirdia Papers, until after the recess.
Mr.. ROSE, after a few prisitminary observations, postponed
his moms rotative to t!,e &aspen...cm in the Navigation Laws
itl the \V.•at ',dies, until Tooraday sennight.
TEMPLE ob.-royal, 'hat it was the intenti-n of the
B n d to which he had the honour tobelong, to opera the ports
ollthe West Lithe Islands to armseral trade, under certain re.
stiaions.
Si 7 JOHN NEWPORT at mei for learnt so bring ins OM
to regulate the pecking of butter in Indand.-Leaes given.