The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-08 00:00:00

THE NEXI' of KIN (f buy) of JOHN
3WENEY, late belongiag to the East India Mer-
emit 'ship Princeton Amelia, demoted, b 7 apply's,' to Mr.
Three, N.. 3, Doll-yord, Doctors' Comainono, may best of
sonnethiag to their atlvontage. •

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THE NEXT' of KIN (if any) of DUNCAN
CO/ ELL, otherwise COWEN, late Irelormieg to the
East leak Alriehaet gltip Uietrva, deceased, by applyieg
to Nle. Woo, N lopped. Doctors' Commies sway beer
of somedilvag to their eiliseetage.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TrivarDAT, Joss 7.

COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES--STRATHMORE
PEERAGE.
Mr. Hart was heard out, o■ the pert of the claim of the
brother of the late Earl.
Further arßutoent postponed to Friday seasight.
THE MOLESWORTH PEERAGE.

Mr. Gimlet 'gambled witnesses in support of the claim.
sot.—Further emmideratioa postposed.
Visoosat SI DMOUTH laid or the table the Conespood-
ems betimes the Gose►ament sad the Judges of Ireland, re-
lative to sebstituting salaries for fees to the officers of the
Law Comte is Ireland.
Mr. CRICHESTIIR, IDwatise.it, and other Members of
the Hasse of Commons, brought up the Glerawky Divorce
Bill, with a samonge Hem that Home hod agreed to it.
The Sate of Bread Bill was read the third time, sad
rear&
The Rate of Interest (Ireland) Bill was reported.
The Metropolitan Gsa Light Bill was read a second time.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY preeested a Petition from
the Inhabitants of Bedford-square, in f of the Bill, sea
aooth►r Petition from ibe Gas sad Coke Company agaluat
it, praying they might be heard by Counsel at their Lewd.
ships bar, before the third reading of the Bill —They were
reed sad laid au the table.

THE COURTS OF LAW (IRELAND) REGULATION
OF FEES RILL.

The Earl of DONOUGHMORE said, lie had presented
a Petitisio front a Mr. Wm. Clasen, one of the officers of
the Court of COMMON Pleas, stating that be bail a freehold
►is 'Men, sod the Bill made so provision fur him, sad he
ward to be heard by Coonsel ■t their Lordships' her in
"support alio right. He (t►e Noble Earl) should, therefore,
give notice, that he would to.sourrow move that Covent
sboold be cblkd io, in support of the Petition.
Visceent SIDMOUTH said, as only twice of a motion
►siren gives by the Noble Earl, he was aware it was irre-
'gabir for him to mat may observation, hot be was afraid if
be nossabsed siteat, it Might be construed that ►e acquiesced
is IS. views of the Notate Earl, which certaiuly waa set lie
ewe. lie week( look into the Petitioo, aid, if be fonsid
the Petitiooer had any claim fur remwserstioo, be would be
the 'toeless 10 prevent bins !osmium the heoetit of it; but,
Irons ibelkeeleledge he had or the subject, he did sot think
therestali a•clitsoce of his haviog say claim that ought to be
*Mewled es by their Lordships.
, • 'MOUSE OF COMMONS, TRUPIDAY, fuss 7.

A Person from the office of the Cosineincioners of Sewers
resisted certain accounts of the said Commissioners.
PUGS. LAWS.
Nr. CURTEIS presented &Petition from certain Ishebi-
teals of the tuns of Robert's Bridge, in Soso.; stating their
orator of the necessity of woe alteration in the Poor

61111111.
Mr. HOBHOUSE promoted a Petition from certsis
foha-
bitaotn of the town of Liverpool agsiust the Poor Laws
Amendment Bill. The Petitioners objected to all the
clause. of the Bill except that relating to settlements. The
Hoe. Mrsober said, be feared be could nut support the Bill;
be thought that assay of the laws affictiog the pour, such as
Ilse kw ageism assigning', that against eumbiosations amongst
artisan, and the vagraat laws, should be list repeated, by
way of reneuviog the restrictimos upon lodusoly, before the
somas a relief which the Your Laws alTurdid here taken
nosy.
Mr. BROUGHAM costarred in noels of wised bed fallen
Loss his Hos. Friend, fee usepieationsioly of the Bill of the
Hons. lillemohn for Peterborough, or soy sober measure on
thence. peiseiples were tip pass, the cbauge would out scup
bat very extensive norresposoling changes in the