The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-09 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

MUSE OF Loßns—Fetomr, Jima
rlcard Counsel upon the Aylesbury Bal.—Ad-
Fnuaeil till Mondasy.

HOUSE OF CoNIMONS

Sir It Ft min a presented a Petition from the
p,.l,tors in Carlisle jail; Mr. EYRE presented a
bimilar one from the Debt 3a the jail cf Notting.
ham; and 111 r. - presented another from the
9e!r.ors in the jail of Beverley, Yorkshire, pt a) ing
fir relief; all which, were ordered to he on the table.

o t;ie Motion of Mr. Deny, it was ordered that
the c:veral petitioners against the Abolition of the
Slave 1 rade be heard by themselves or counsel, on
the report of the Bill.
Mr. H. ADDINGTON observed, that on ac-
count of some irregularity in the Cotton Manufac-
turers Bill, which by the omission of a single word,
made a material alteration in the sense ; he wished the
present Bill withdrawn, and a new Bill to be intro-
duced in its place; the Order for the setond reading
e' the Bill was 'then, upon r.totion, discharged,
and the Rill being withdrawn, a new Bill was
brought up, read a first time, and ordered to be
wilted, and to be read a seLond time on Monday
nest.

Mr. Coict moved the Order of the Day for the
farther consideration of the Report of the Corn
C,mmittee—it was then, upon Motion, ordere.l,
that the said Report be re-committed on Monday
next.
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Mr. Fivzoraxt D brought up a Bill for regulating
the Ekaion of Members to serve in Padiament fot
that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland—
wi,ich w.ts read a fit st time, and ordered to be read
a second time on Monday se'anight.
On the Motion of Mr. I-1. Laic EL LES, the second
reading of the Yorkshire Clothiers' Bill was deferred
till Monday next.
Mr. Ussr moved, 1' that there be laid before the
House an account of all West-India produce im-
ported from the Ist January, I tiO3, to the latest pe-
riod when such account could he made up, distin-
guishing the different kinds of produce. together
with the amount the:mt., and the duties payable
daimon." Ordered.

The Committees of Supply and of Wars and
Means weir deferred till Monday next.
Mr. Co Aar ES Dina,Ae moved, that the order
of the day for the commitment of the Misde-
mtant:ut Bill be read. He cher moved that the
said order be discharged, and that the Bill be com-
mitted on Monday next; which, after a few obcerva.
tion• N3:nn Mr. Bvat.AND, Sir W. ELIORD, and Sir
IL BOLTON, was agreed to.
On the motion of Sir Lawateca PAR..
1110 as, it was ordered that the several ripen pre-
sented to the House on the 7th of May last, re-
weing the Slave Trade, be rioted for the use of
die Mcoieers.

Sr W. ELFORD said, he rose for the purpose
of erplaining the reason for withdrawing the notice
of the Motion which he had intended to have brought
forward respelling the conduit of the late Board of
Admirthy towards certain individuals holding offi-
ces in the Dock Yards. There were certain circum-
stances ift the conduit of the late Board towards
rim individuals of this description, which he consi-
dered to be unjust and oppressive. His intention,
in bringing forward a Motion on the solicit, was
with two views; first, that justice might be done to
these injured individuals ; and also, that, if judged
necessary, an address might be proposed to His
Majesty, to remove those who had committed
such an act of injustice ; but one of these two
individuals having since then obtained another
simation,aoal the other being in expetlation of one,
and that Board of Admiralty being new no more.
on these grounds he wished to withdraw the notice
be had given of bringing forward any Motion on
the subjeih trusting that the present Board of Ad-
miralty would do ample justice to the individuals
to whom he had alluded—but if he shunld be disap-
pointed in this expiftation, he still reserved to him-
self the liberty of renewing the motion, which he
Lad formerly intended to bring forward.
Mr. Ftrzosa atm moved for the produaion of
several documents, containing the names or the se-
veral Commissioners appointed by anal% of the Par-
liament of Ireland, for granting compensation to
certain corpora:. bodies, fur losses sustained by them
m comeque :ce of the Union of the two kingdoms,
as well as to those individuals whose offices In Ire-
land had been discontinued since the Union, toge-
ther with an account of the expences attending the
execution of the said all.

Sa JOHN Wlt 10 VTESLEY (alluding to the
v• ' ant state of the Treasury lienehf said he
• ,:ght it would be more candid if the motion of

i ion. Get itkman were defil-reii, itt least till some

..mber of the Executive C.,venlment, and eon-
with the affairs of Irel u4l, should Appear in
plAce, wan might give his opinion of the pro-
iety or otherwise, of acceding to the motion.
FOSTER apprarei, and said the Hor.. Gen-
' • •,.in had previously sitews the motion to him, to
.it he thought no objection ccuij be reasonably

The SPEAKER gave it as his opinion, that it
ward be snore consistent with general wage and
the courtesy of Members, if the lion. (Sent eman
tostenteJ himself at present with merely giving
rd•tice of his intention of brining forward s+ eh •

.06(01. or, at least, tiil some Member of the E:rcu-
e Government should be found in his place, nho
?In espreas his intention of acceding to it, or

~i.i:'ll~ ISP.

Colonel C.kt.Cit AFT remarked, that it was nan-
Pnt Eve c'clack ; that hi% I kn. 1 rier.d haJ sraiteJ
:••in long, but as in Member of the Etecwive
:••••••crnroesst had appeased In Lis place, Le 0.1•••;ght
• • • I:on. M,rfite•r was just;fieU in b;4;6iag 12rward
• E.,tion I:)..ir
•!• 1:1-170ER %LI) said, he was cor.!znred tr
• h.• for die jr;:*ert... give