The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-04-28 00:00:00

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hoped the Hon. Baronet (Sir R. Peel), would uto press the Chathher of Peers, and the further coil ratiott
1114:1114Ift..
Mr. Lame moved. " Time the Chairman do report pro. . uf lit adjourited to Saturday.
gees, and •.k foe leave to lit again." I The fullowitig ii au extract front these ederrs :
Nir R Parr. hoped the !louse would nut belay the pro-' • • • Plum, •?att. 21.
gees of the Bill any longer, as it was a iumssede of the M. . . —. . . • , • .
moat importance. • . ghe 11, mg :interday troweled Dullness with the 311111 Ult le
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a Finance, of Foreign Affairs, and Justice.
liir J. tin/miss: trusted thee Row r InierT would nut itrll4 I
the Itlil forward to-ssiglat.• ea, ill all peubability, unwind. I • The Duke of Riclietima, on leavimulls.M..iesty, went to the
ments avoid he offered to t•very dative. ‘. ! hotel of the Duke of Wellington, olio mierwarclii held ..
311'. LAMBTONI 111UI•011 the
,opprosi 1011 In kiting the Rill t .
it . .
; urirere ee oath crucial Members of the Difitosnatte Rodi
ED through the Cortoititiet.canie With a bed grace from the
enemies of the mrastire, who coMplamed of the lateiterai of i goionx riselil see noticed tl:e Austrian, Spasiiiih, aad Saudi.
the borer, and yet shut aid tare to *hat orsisenannahle litotral ! dimwit Allittagswastom • . . .
those unfortunate Children were out led in the cottou fee- ! , The Ate per Cl'lli Coma:. yesterday Were ,ie 1 fr.—BooA
to lea. i •
Actium 1,611 fr.
Sir J. NrIVPORT euticei.ved that they might conailt r one
or two of the clauses to-night--and, it' Ilwy foetid il•e I' It '
growing isiemieenieistly late, they could postpone the t (insi-
der/Ilion of the remainder..
Sir C. Hausa war airaiisim that the Coosinitlee should he
put oir, as the measure Was infinitely too rinFortaiit to Le
disposed of at such all hour.
Sir F. Buttner" conceived she Bill should now proceed
through the Committee, av it involved a ,t important re-
gulation—mid the num Baronet who brought it in luad-.81-
ready repeatedly givers way, even at the hazard of losiog the
mepattre altozether.

After a 'ma further ohnervaiiiiiis. fium Mr. Perl, I.•§141
Stanley. Air James Mackiutush, Mr. Finlay, Mr. Lamb, and
Mr. Itabinitin
Sir IL Pam rose and stated that he would not 4,140t0
the thoe—but he hoped, whest the tttttt ttee met this day,
nu opporittutt would he given to the further 1110g1".. of the
8.11.

The lllnime then resurned--Ind Nr Rrozden reported rro-
gs erg end obtained leave 19 lot ovum au. de).
The SlVllie Rinke Bill was re-committed.—The Report
ordereJ to be received un Monday to .t

LOAN BILL
On the motion for the vCcoud reading ..f the Loan Bill—
Mr. tintArru. observed, that. by a 4.llllfic of this NM it
was provided, that the Bank should recetvelool. per
for their trouble in receiving the deposits of the luau to he
raised by converting 3 per Vents, into per CCIII%. and
4001. par otilliou un the flouting of Eselwquer hills This
41,1,1 so utiftic • Chllffe, that he should. when tine 801 l *rut
too the Committee, niove to have that chose omitted.
The CHANCI.I.II,IIR of Ilw ExcitequEß want, if the clause
In question were struck out, it would destroy the Bill alto-
gether.

Mr. Gar Fn. Inquired, whether the subscribers to the
loan hail the option of depositing the whole of their
atib-
seription, or mot part of it, in Exchequer hills!
The CitAxust.i.ou of the ERCUILWJER %Aitl, they hail the
option of depositing the anionitt of the whole, or any pail
Or I heir subscription, in Exch. qui r hills.
The Rill was then read a secoutl time. To be committed
to-into row.
General HART moved for certain Returns relative to all
Sums of Money paid to °dicers of Excise, in Ireland, fur
their exertions in repressing illicit distillation, (ruin June,
1816, to March, DlM—Ordered.
General HART *btu moved fur an Account of all Informa-
tions given to 31;1(41141es i 0 Ireland, from the year 1145
to the present wile, int the subject of illicit distillation—
but, at the request of Mr. Peel, Ito withdrew his motion.
Mr. Peri. mitred fir a series of accounts relative to illi-
cit distillation in Ireland, from the year 10114 to the priest
time.—Grtlered.
Mr. GRESIVELL wished to ask a quest' on a suhjeCt that
hail this day created great agitation in the City. It was un-
derstood that the flank of England had thrown a ditcally
in the way of the operation of the Right Honourable Gen-
tleman's plan of &miler. Those who had subscribed to
the Mau, and to-morrow or Wedoesilay bad 15 per cent.
to deposit an. the luau now raising by comic' tiug the 3 per
cents. into 3.1 per cents. were itifsemetl, he understood, that
the transfer most be made in the identical name of the per-
son who had subscribed. This was very ineutiventent-4or
many persona bad gone to the country, testing their cies
posits with their hankers, so that it was impossible they
could motion) to the regulation of the Dank.

The Cuoticousta of the Rocuogusa said, it woo trove
ouch a regulation had been made. It was correct, in point
of law and principle, though inconvettieut, that the stock
should only be accepted from the permits who subserilicel, or

who had a power of attorney autilorisitic the transfer, and
wet by a third person. It was a matter of form, and the in-
convenience could be cured by a clause, when the Bill ass
in a Committee, or by some means.
In answer to a question from General THORNtON the
Cuasert.t.uß of the EICHIQUEN. ataad, that be Mil not
intend to apply any part of the Parliasnentery Kraut, re-
cently made for iocreasing the number of churches, to the
purpose of enlarging chnrchas of a small !lie. That must
be done by the respell ive parishes.
Adjourned at HALV-PAST OINK O'CLOCK.

PUBLIC MONUMENt
TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE LAMENTED
PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF WALES AND SAXE
CoItURG.

The Cenotaph Committee, after maturely considering the
various cuniniiiiiieations they have received, and in confor-
mity with what they have reason to believe is the wish
of be beg leave to slate that it is their intention,
should their fonds he Ovulate, to construct the proposed
Temple of the Cenotaph on a mate sufficiently extensi►e to
admit of its tieing appropriated to the purposes of Divine
Worship, and constituted a Free Church.
(Fur the Committee)
BENJ. BOTCH, Jon.

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A I)nteh Mail arrived lota night with Papers to
the irith isotaid. The luilowitig are etitracts.:-,-
iistre Tim iIIt.SCH eIIONTILII.S.

17c Ira a f,um
Canthray that serest Ut the Duke or:
Wellington% Aides-de.Cantp are .n!iraily gone to lAbld4llk.
and that the Luke was expartrd to go dime berate the reed
of the month. It was of Cuit the is,:ue of the new,-
illations will he euintrunisoittik to the Chamber, haute the
end of the Srssiun, and it was hoped tlia.t ti.e cun:muuiea•
tin" would not be long .h4ay,d.

ruity.uf the cautuntrentri of lbr treiiiis of the rtgitt Wing
of the Army of Occupsti ~, 1%41 is, of Ike Hi iUsh troops, e
been changeJ, fur the rellef of the ittliithi of the cutiii try,
e.ea.,lre for %loci, th•y :ur iii2lll) stoletilu.l to the Duke
ul %Seth:igloo,. hum tie centre, maw/ &Add:limits of Pros.
sian irooph have ft:timed Lou', l ut tF.y Live been
diatrly seplaccit bi an equal eitinticr ut troop:: flow the
Prisseteu prurtnrec on the Rhine. ,
i'KusrEtq, ArArr. 2?.

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1 persons who have contracted for the exerntion of
various winks to the fortifications of Namur. Charleroi,
Mons, Atli, Touring, and Ypres, are engaging norneroue
woikineti, iu order to execute these caulks with the greatest
diligence. We hint' that the Duke of Wellington, after his
visit to England, will iiisiiert tile whole inie. People are mod
sod more persuaded, that the whole Army of Occupation
will evacuate Fiance in the course of neat anttn4o, and it is
thought to be of importance to have the southern frontier
of our kingdom in a sufficient state ad.:fence by that time;
this is presumed to be the cause of the extraarifivary acti.
vity with which the works are carried on.
The correspondence between Paris cud the Hague moth%
nun to be very frequent. It is stated to relate, in a great
, to the inquiry whethe► the to tempt upon the Dub
of Wellington was planned in the Netherlands. The Attor-
uey-General has caused several persoits iii this city to be
minutely interrogated. The Frenchmen who have hero pot
Tutu close coufinenieut are rot yet released, and nothing
seems to be yet decided upon respecting them. Faiiel.lon;
who is accused at purls of having fired the pistol, helointrei
some time ago to a company 'rctith players here, who per.
formed a few times in the Park, but were soon oblited to
Cease, by order from superior authority.

( For Miscellaneous Intelligence see last page.,

German Papers to the 19th instant have arrived.
They contradict, on the aatitority of the 'levy:licit
Gazette, the reports of sittmertius roldwrics in the
Roman States, indostriourly propagated in several
of the Continental Vrints, and add, that the lets
outrages which have beets committed took ['tact."
on the Neapolitan fiontier. As to the interior of
Naples, the reads are rendered perfectly secure by
military posts.
The operations undertetten in rommoti by the
Austrian and Sicilian General S aft' al.mg tile coast
of the Adriatic, from the titer F to to Cave
Leuca, a distance of abetv 400 utiles, for the
purpose of laying doate r maritime chart, are now
nearly terminated. The sotnaliogs to he taken out
the points of direction on the coast, front the
tante of from ten to thirty rhitei out at sea, which
ccill Accompany the snap.

BRITI S i t PRESS.

797 /ft LONDON.
TUESDAY, APRIL 29, mg.

The Paris Papers of the 241 h instant arrived last
night. They contain r full report tl the sitting on
the 16th, on the trial for the murder of FLIALDEL
it Wll4 rendered particularly interesting by the at-
tendance of M. Ft; I.DES, the son of the deceinied,
who closed the evidence on the part of the pro•ecu-
tiou with a vptech of great ene;gy and feeling,
in which l►e contended that Jinators must have
been the murderer of his father, as he had benefited
by his death in possessing hin►self of his property.
The four Conumasioners then itroCeided to make

their report, which uppedred little satisfactory to
Jaustort. They expected to finipli it its the next
Sitting, andon Saturday the Court would proceed
to essrOitie witnesses on the part of the prisoners.
The pleadings would probsbly commence on Mon-
ibty or Tuesday, and the trial inlay be coustqueutly
expected to conclude in the preient week.
The Chamber of Deputies was occupied on the
tficl with the ttttttt of the law relative to the or-
ganization of the Bank of Frnsice, and some mat-
ter 4 of Flu:nice. The proiret of the law respecting
bAily arrest, on the same day discussed in the

Yesterday the Duke of YORK !Tentacled military
business with the PRINCE EC: ENT.
The Dukes of YORK soil CLARLNCE visited the
PRINCE REGENT %esterday.
Last erriiiiig PRINCE REGENT had a &eve
party at Carlton House. at which t .e QUEEN and
most of the Royal Family, with a numeiiius as-
semblage of persons of distinction, were pre•riit.
Yetterday the Prince of lit;s-u Hoitnounu vi-
sited the Duchess of Cutinuti.ritiei, the Prince
and Princess SCH AUNBURG LIPPE, the Duchess of
Wawactoa, tkc. attended. by Baron ONaniit.s
TEN. Hit& Serene Highness afterwards rode out ou
horseback, att.:tided by Baron (YllacritTaw.
Yesterday the Duchess of CEIIIRERLAND rode
out in her carriage and four,
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER left town yester:
day morning, on a visit to the Princess !..iortti A.
Her Royal Highness rettirued to Oltrucester House
in the tinting.
Yesterday the bake of SOSSEX visited the QUEEN
and PRINCESSES.
The Dowager Princess of LINENGN, whom re•
port has assigned for the intended bide r.f the
Duke Of RENT, is MARIA Louts• VICTORIA,
sister of his Royal Highness Mince Lecrotn of
SAXE•CORURO.
The Loan MAYOR called at Carlton House
yesterday, to pay his reipects to the PRINCE
EGENT.

, The Flon. l'lrtwArk and EDYtARD LAti:et.t.ns
were presented to the WEN!, ut the Drawl..s-riuton.
Ly Viegiuutit Lmscm.t.s:s; as was Lady SYKES, the
Ludy of Sir MARK SYKEs.
Yesterday evening the infant son of the rarl and
Countess of MA Rol was baptised by the Rev. Alt.
GituvEs, at the Duke mid Duchess of Ancyr.teii
residence in Upper Brook-street. The Sponsuis
were, his Grace the Duke of RicusioND, the Mar-
quis of A riGLESE':, snit the Duchess of ARGYLE.
After the ceremony their Grace, gave s most sump-
tuous entertainment to a party of distinction, in-
cluding the Duchess of RICASIOND, Lord and the
buttes LENNOX.

Mr. BAIIINGTOV'S speed' at the late meeting of
the Country 11:.uktra bas been inaccurately reported
in one point.--Mr. BABINGTON stated, that, even
if the Bill now before Parliamera should be with-
drawn as Impracticable, we had no security against
the CIIANCILLOR of the Excht(lusts past:lon:l4
the measure under smite stew form.
In the case of Sir W. LEWES v. 11101110 AV, re-;
ported in our Paper of yesterd.sy, It i•hould hove
been observed that Mr. DAUNCET. Colmarl lor
the Defendant MORGAN, stated the value of the
estates and coal-mines to be, vie. the mates at
10,0001. per annum, and the Mint, 4% 14,000/. per
and that there is due to Sir W. LLWiti
about 65,0004