The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-03-24 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. Teyomrson rapetHed ceriain Papers from the Com-
esissitosers of Tebbe Aerosols. ()siesta to lie tin the
Mr. H. NI ASITIN moved, That on hsisiLlr Address he
"'matted to His Majtiity, to order, t hut there be laiJ hefure
Ilse House, so seeming of the 'wittier of (Mims employed
seder the Crows. since the tills J mousey, 1795, with their se.

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dud PWIII4II " Avec,' to
'nob Seger Draw tuck Bill was read a aerosol time,
and &ordered to be read a third time ea a home day.
CLEARING TIRE GALLERY.
On the SpEAKEtt calling upon Mr. Sheridan to
woke hia mutton reiwctiug the Brnehers of Lin-
t:olu a• It 1. r its'outary to do on those whose
motions or uunets sta,td first Oil the Orders of the
Days
Mr. Sstatoss and Mrs WINIIHIAII stood up at
the same moment. The former haying relinquish-
ed his claim fur priority upon the Speaker's att

trostion,
Mr. Wt sr IMAM said, that if ever there was an oc-
casion mu-Inch it caught he accessory to put in prac-
tice an Order of the House, he conceived the piesent
to be that occasion. The motion of his Right Hon.
Friend would embrace a discuio.ion respecting
a certain data of people ; upon whom, he had no
doubt. his Right lion. 'Friend might pass as &M-
-utated panegyric. At public dinners It was not
usual to drink the health of the Chairmen. lewd
he had left the Chair, sod lie thought it might be
as well, in the present notance, that the persons
an At out hear their own praises.
Mr. SnERIII4III rose to order. He was in posses-
si•in of the House, and notes' the Right Honoist.
able fletitleman had: some riot of order to urge,
he had no right to give him this intrri tiption.
Mr. WINDHAM again rose to exiolaiti his abject.
There was a Standing Order, shit la might be en-
fore, d,tosave Menthers from speaking under restraint
upon this quatiou ; and, at tile same time, probe's"
save that deg of people, whese merits would be the
subject ofiliscossiou, from hearing whet might be
•tiwrkome

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Mr. SHERIDAN, to order—`" If the Right Hon.

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Gentleman had any motion testate, which would
indult', him to take inrsetletwe on this occasion, it
ut.iNt be of ,such it kind as to preclude all prelimi-
nary olwiervation."
Mr. WlNDFlAlieglaill rose to define. He &M.
cluinied haying auy interest in the Nutting debate,
es he did not intend to offer his sentiments upon it.
lie ors I.f...credit% to state his Te 21601111 for some 1110
tutu that might be invade, when
The SPEARCI, for the second time, interrupted
the Right Hnn. Geutlrma'', for the purpose of in-
' farming him, that if his /dint was to move the
Stgarlicg Older of the. Howe, to which he seemed
to allude. for*the rsclu.•ieu of .tretigers, it wee !Q
important a rule, that the 'louse permitted
. any diw•ussioe upon it.
Mr. Wiwi:mast bring the, pressed, mined the
5t:11.144:1g Order for the exclusion of Wafters, and
the gellery was intim di.itely (leered.
lit s:e REVENVIL

On hr tog re•iodseiea te;ei to the
gallery, after an
exclusion us two hours, we found Sir Jutis New-
roer on les legs, and I. rusted front the speakers
who followed loin, that lie hod been detailing a
number of &Muses in the application of the Vote of
Credit for the Revenue of Ireland Inst• year.—
Ainoug others, were the sums expended on the
Police ; on Colonel Taylor ; on the Private Secre-
tary of the Lord Lieutenant; and on the Irish
Newspaper,. He conduit el liv moving for au me-
m:went of the application of last year's Vote of
Credit.
Mr. FOsTra diJ not oppose the motion, •nd ex-
plained the merle of applying the Irish Revenue. in
order to do away some impievsions that might be
made by the speech of the Right Hon. theronet.
Mr. W. Put.e agreed with the Right Hon. Ba-
ronet is many of his armaments. He colieleinned
the enormous expeet.ea of the .Irish Nee,,papers,
which Government would this year attempt to
reduce within the WO% of the vote of Pariimient„
The salary of the Nitwit. Secretary ought not to be
is the vote of credit, but inure prep, fly on the civil
He promised, however, that these and other
matter, tonclie.l upon should be attendee, to.
After • few word. from Sir J. Newroar, the
motion sax wilt:brim.
S., J. Nawaaar, before siitinig.lowa, rave notice that he
would, as nasals, weionight, call the a testion of the 'louse
la tie subjert diaensacil last im:lit„ (Ike sisperaimu-
lotion of Me: Hos urd, ransarer to the Pust-Oflice,) and
other glom misapplications urthe Public *lmpinge in Ireland.
De also gave notice ot. • nioliusi, relative no the Police in
that country but did not its the day fur twingin• it furwsrii•
Mr. Ross:Nought in the Limn Export and Sugar Ilininty
Ditiwback Rills, which were smeratiy send • lirat time, tad
ordered to be read a seemid lime us Monday.
(ii the motion of klr. Lrwtar.ruv, she Message from
the Lords, requiring the attelidassre of Mr. T. W. Coke, on
their Committee on the Distillery Acts, us Tuesday next, was
taken into consideration ; and Mr. Coke hawing sigisibed his
midi:sc.' to attend their Lordships to be examined, leave
was zivea try the House fur his attendance arrordiagty.
ARMY STAFF.
Lord PAIXERSToN moved the Order of the Day,
foe the fort/wr consideration of the Report of the
Supply, which bering read, he moved “ That the
same be re-cotomitted."
Sir 'l'. 'rewrote objected to the Speaker's leav-
ing the Chair, as he could not conceive that any
viiggestions in a Committee could ever assimilate
the enormous Staff to the army of this country.
Ile also o' jetted to voting more money. till they
taw how the vote of the lest year was expended.
Ile then commented, at considerable length. on the
irate of the staff and army. The army was great

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only nu piper ; but 3 ei. with uli the deoluctithis to I the experem wets iurreew
Le tandem' tbet eccuttut, at was still too great fur 401r;OV01. ae appeared