The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-03-21 00:00:00

IMPAIII44 PARLIAMENT.

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HOUSE OF MUM %tubule's" Nines' 20.
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Their Lordships met at len o'clock.
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Appritan/ ; illapooldepo.
thin wa. an A pp... 1 (runs the Gnsrt Session (Scotland).
Covered were beard out.—Jod:ment postpooed.
Cane a., Appeff.ini; Cantimet Respondent.
This was .n Appeal from the Churl of !teasing. (Seolliwi,.
The Attorney-General end Mr. /ohs Clarke were 'wird (~.r
the Appellant, au.l Mr. Wetherell fur the Respuodesst :
Jedentent postponed.

The Earl of ORMaNDE look the oaths and his seat "n
being rreated it Peer of the United Kiagilutri. as Raton 0..
twos*. He way introduced ,by the Eirl of Linstriek 10.
Lord Futiford), and Lord Calthorpte.
The Town of Bradford Goa Licht Bill, mna eke Tolid of
Wsßeact(' Gas Licht Rill. were read • reenad
Mr. Wodehrittge and other Megabits* of she liaise of
Coninsons brought up the County of Norfolk Osei bill, and
a Road Bill, which Were toad • first time.
Mr. Winchester, Crum the Pseutuollett, firesentod an ac-
count of the balances to the hands of the Depot,' Kamm-
ters of Great Britain—Aced and laid me the table.
LAND TAX COMMISSIONERS NAMES BILL.
This KU wall read a second time.
On the Motion of Ilse Earl of Shaftesbury, their Loruhdlip%*
Standing Orders for pricing Bilk through their drtterrot
mars were mospesded, and the Bill was read a third time and
paused.
the Aare. and Denizens Bill; the Anneal Indemnity
Bill; the Mistiny 801 l ; end the Royal Marine Mutiny Pilt,
were sitrefaly read a third time, and pasord.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMON/I, IYtDeptuAY, Masai 40.
Mr. HORHOUSE rare moire. that afire the hnliilave I e
Annie imbued a motion to the Moose for the repeal of the
window and house tax.
Mr. SYKES prearaled a Petition from certain Ship-Gutters
belonging to the Greenland Whale prastat thnt
the duty urn foreign tallow might be ineormetl.—Oitictid to
he pruned.
AGRICULTURAL, DISTR
Mr. CURW EN moral foe an seeming of all the Petition•
presented to the Hesse Os the subject of agricultural dm-
frets is the years OttO. !Sill, sod 1822, specifying th► rariuua
plasma from whirls they wee. presented. He iloottilti by
ibis woos Umpire ►carat of agricultural dirtren .004 he
were eltsrly enempiilled—.Orderref.

TAXATION IN IRELAND.
Mr. ELLIS (UO)lass) said )e had a motion to
submit to she cumiderstion of the House, to which
the inhabitsuis of the city of Dublin looked with
the utmo►t anxiety, and hr had nn doebt the House
would give it the full attention to which it was en.;
ti►led. The motion was one to which he could not
anticipate soy objection, as it was entirely divested
of party feeling, and closely connected with the in-
terests 01.011 the inhabitants of Dublin. It was it
singular cireumstatice, that such was the state •f
taxation in Dublin, that it affected the opulent and
wealthy inhabitants in a much smaller proportion
than the poorer classes, and that arose from melting
the tax of the " Ministers' money" the standard
for regulating all the others. His object then was
that the rosier subject should be submitted to the
cor.siderstion of a Committee, in order to effect a
mitigation or whet pressed so heavily on the enfants
of Dublin. He should not trespass fondles on the
House, but should merely move

That a Select Commaleo be appointed, to consider the
state of the local taxation of the city of Dublin, and serail
their 'visions thereon to the House."

The motion was agreed to, and • Committee wall
appointer!, amongst whom were the following Mean.
bers—Mr. Ellis, Sir It Shaw, Mr. Peel, Mr. Coml.
burn, Sir John Newpo►t, Mr. Spring Rice, Sai
Henry Parnell. Mr. Christopher 11. Hutchins's),
mud Sir N. CoMimeo.

VAGRANTS.
Mr. CiIETWYND mrivcti fur an account of at
sums paid ilimugh the timid. of the sespective trea-
sure,. of the various counties, for the apprehending
and paring of vagraiiia ; and also an account cif
the numher of persons ceinnii tied under the Varant
Act to the various prisons in Es_igland and 11 idea.
for the years 1820 and 1121. The milljolet of this
motion Iva. in anew the operation of the Act which
had !Pen lately passed. and to prove the ;sneaky
Of the Bill which the House had given him pernsis.
pion a few iii4htc since to bring in.
Mr. CARTwIIIaIIT bore testiusowy to the hear.
fici..l ()prism:on of the late measure relating to

Mr. CIISTWYND then brought in 1.4 fill for
con,ohdamie the leVrtal Vireo' Act..— It we 4.
mail a time.

Mr. CHRTWYND Raid it MIS hig intention to mpse
ihat the 11111 be printed before Easter, and (44;
tniited to 111 e Magistrates et the Easter &woo*.

SCOTCH JURIES.
Mr. KENNEDY mowed fur fetal-no of the MOWSs
demgmtiimis, and residences of the various peva
sons who 1.(1 ref' ved ss Jurors in Courts Or JOS,
tltiary 111 Scotland for the last lest years, specifying
the tillielt•ot coonties„—thdery<l.

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