The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-03-29 00:00:00

HOCIE Mr COMMONS.

The Roane was summoned to the 11011011 Of Lords Mt
how the Royal :meet given to tku Orden in coined Bill.
Message was neat (rum the Lards requesting that the
Bosse of Commons wunid cumaima wale to them the Pl'Attlee
that Lad !wen heard at their Bar in support of the Petitions
ultultst the Ork ra in Council, from London, Liverpool, end
DiattritCJl el.. The 7Jcssengei v ere informed that the House
weiviki return an uuswer by a itlisueller of their uwu
Etant:L.Pli, Cluurniaii uf Ole Committee appointed
to take kilo conskleislion tk,• Pei ehyn Eleethut Petitiuu, re-
purtecl, that the Sitting MeuituT, Mr, Charles 11-,M, wee
duty tiirtml, sal that the stal Pet:tins% ass fnt•aloas and
watt toms.

r MORTON PITT, (1111i1Thart of tbr Stirling Committee.
rrpurtetl. that :11r. E Caroptell, thr'Sitting tileinher, ay
daily elruted, anti that the Petition was tint frivolo*, nor
vt:atiou,.

kir Alderman Snaw fortnight •p • Dill for enlarging
Sn►ithtirhl Market. Read brat, and ordered to be read a
•tewid tune.

Ale Stwr.ff Sm ITN prevented a Petition from the Lord
Mayor, Aldermen, awl C 4110,1110.1 Commit of the City of.
lonthat, spawn the rill .for building a Bridge serori the
Mow Tlttatov, nee Suntlianintuimettset, they brim: toe
Consevvotosii of the !firer Thames —.Orland to be refesi..:4
to ti' Committee anon the 13111.
lotitVe of 'biotite, ou aerosol of ill %Petit, wag sinvirally
given to a great =toy Members, antoogst whose a obeierved
the name of Mr. Pt indham.

Sr CH ARIA, Po t.a in,erd fur " a return ad+, number t.f
parsPos hotel:ors uttif es, or deriving entolons.eutr in tto• Ntoal
Asylum, ~bo hare aervc.l His Miki...tv a Sr., and a return of
Omar eisuluairrits, iudeprodcut !Intre4."
Mr. Ito-e could sr: nu arcessly fur such a production, es
aces ass nations isluttve to the Natal Asylum bctors time
douse.
The oration ass attrctd to.

The aceoud reading of the Dublin Potate 11l was post-
poned till N edaesday. •
On the .notion of Sir V. (Into', Attorney-General, tho
DiII for ic,:stattuglitruarots is the hones Rearh was read
a aroma time, sad ordered to be committed tomorrow.
Oa thi motion of Mr. Forma, the ht.h Loa India Trade
Dill was real a served time, and ordeeed to be committed us
Veda Way. •
The Irish Duties Bill was read a fecund time, and Com-
mitted for 'lltursday.
be Dish Wesehouse llill was ordered to be read a seeold
time to-Mort ow.
The Moose west into Committee on the Trish Cotton and
Bark Bill. The &port ordered to be reeoired to-tarwrow.
On the raotiou of Mr. Muss rbef.) the Lund Tax Com-
miasioaers' hams Bin !rammed *. woad time, sod ordered to
be etanootted us the zd of May.
The Orders in Council lintcmuity Bill was read a second
time, and ordered to be commit tt,ti too-morrow._ _ _

Tins Nose weld into Comm tire on the Supply be be
irseitrd to !tie 31ajesty server:A I:,,othitinse were read and
te, reed to, strd the Report entered to be received is Wed-
s, ober
DUBLIN PR ESSI.S.

Mr. PARXICLL, pursuant to notice, rose to move
for a Return of the Expresses between Holyhead
said Oublin, *busies wider what authority the
expense of i. 3,0001. had been incurred. why that
sum should be paid ont of the revenue of England.
and for what reason the Govertimeut should cow-
mooicate intelligrace to one newspaper sooner than
to another ? He hoped, that, upon a consideration
of the facts of the case, this practice would he
abandoned, as uo other newspaper could possibly
compete with that to which such a preference was
ifitcwn. nor %lord any benefit to the public. Its
contioutineeVould go to suppre4 the liberty of the
press in Ireland, the more especially since that part
of the kingdom had lost all those advantages it
formerly eujoyed by its local pulissaseut, aasi con-
sequently the liberty of the pro.' must necessarily
be injured in proportion us the scat of Govennuelit
is removed. The Honourable Gentlemen then
concluded with moving for a • Return. skewing by
what authority the Post Master Gettentl of Great
Britain Ku paid the sum of 1.5,0971. tor Govern-
ment Expresses between London and Dublin, from
the lst of January lou-t to the Ist of Jan. 1808."

Hir ARTHUR li-st.t.est.ET said, he had no objec-
tion to the motion, hut thought it was quite an
unnecessary detail to bring before the House of
Commons, as it was much more proper for the
consideration of the Government. He had,
since the first intimation given by the lion. Gen-
tleman, proposed to communicate with the Po,t-
Master-General upon the subject, and to give I •
what inforuiation he could as soon as possible. Ile
did oat deny that an establishment had been formed
in order to facilitate the communication between
Holyhead and Dublin, and the mode of convel in;
intelligence to the Paper alluded to had been
deemed most convonient to the people in Ireland,
it being afterwards regularly circulated. in all the
other evening papers. He could, however, assure
that Honourable Gentleman, that Goveniment had
nothing to do with the conducting of it ; and that
it was un ways under their driminioa. It vra•
not, therefore, a very fair proceeding, to make such!

twitted Ter 'Thursday.
be bola Warehouse IhII wee
hone to-niori ow.
The Hussar west into (*Aiwa*
Bark Bill. The Report ordered
On the nodes of Mr. Muss g
iniesineers' Name Hill was reed s
be rossiongted us the zd of May.
The Orders in Council lintenn
thee, and taderrel to he commits
The Hoene neat into Conan
greeted to His Majesty: several
ts, reed to, atni the Report °nitre
Si
DUBLIN
Mr. PAR'S kis., pursuant
for a Return of the Expre
sod Oublin, shelving und
expense of 1/3,0001. hod b
sum should be paid out of I
and for what reason the G
usuoicate intelligence to on,
to another ? He hoped, th
of the facts of the nisei I
abandoned, as uo other or
compete with that to whiei
sheen, nor ?ord any bet
continuaneeVould go to su
press in Ireland, the more e
of the kingdota had lost
formerly enjoyed by its lot
segueetly the liberty of th
be injured in proportion us
is removed. The Ilonot
concluded with moving for
what authority the Post l
Britain Ku paid the sum
meat Expresses between I.e
the i st of Jim uary 140-1 to t
Sir ARTHUR li-st.t.rst.E.
tion to the motion, hut tf
unnecessary detail to brit
Commons, u it was rum
consideration of the (.
since the first intimation
tleman, proposed to coins
Muter-General upon the I
what inforuiation he could
did not deny that ao establi,
in order to facilitate the
Holyhead and Dublin, and
intelligence to the Paper
deemed most convenient It
it being afterwards reguls
other evening pipers. He
that Honourable Gentlerns
nothing to do with the cur
it was un ways under)
not, therefore, a very fair p