The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-22 00:00:00

THAMES POLICE RECEIVER.
Mr. Hume, alter reininenting on the charge. for
the Police Estithl.oliment in the estiassite, awd
expressing • wish that there should he a separate
estimate for that of Row-street. raid, he thought it
eery nisteriel to call the attention of the Com...ajar
'to an appointment in the Thames-Police sellieh .•41
lately taken place—he ellitiledio.the olive of Re;
'rMit/011M' 44
held trut siblatipo ill" 4001 tar ouder.:
stood it had .Itesep
,gim,ii hips by Arisy 4 moiesat,-
ration for pus cl,iitpe its funAutinktite.estatelishmeiei.,
.air• sugtoar,Ulef4o4l:i
seven other.. and Ilieee PAO 0011..
.e. 9911 why he etarid
not peibirim thm desic cur mghtk, Zeit lie o.
tad think en Mr. aloolll the vltsvosvf
I been tilled up. sod he understood that a +Airy sf
400/. eqear was ti-stowed with it ma a rums; anti;
she son of o W 404 Honouratile Gentleman *Simi
he sew before litm. lie thawed the' this, if trae,
was a strong instance of the total iinateisilie* to
creaming of his Majokty'rGoirermeitut.
Mr. H. C/.leB saiol. Abet Moo Hoo. (iootio•so
bad beau correctly reformed as he the fillitig up of
the vacancy, which coedit not be avoided; but the
salary was nut near so mach as lie had stated. It
amounted to (we believe the flight Ilya, (i.stle.
torn said) but 200 i. a•year.
Mr. Hum& soi4, he Med only aseatineed the cif.
cognstmace *a a proof ai line little regard for ecoins-
my felt by the Goirrameid. There war another
subject on which he wished to say u law words. The
House had already voted 450,000/. to Ike paid
foreign Miuistere out of ti.. Civil List, yet here he
saw large sums charged for the extraordinary ex.
proses of every foreign mission from this country.
He believed it was the understanding of the 1-louse
that these. or the greeter part of them, were to be
included to the 25oAmoi. tie which be had referred.
Lord C4iirckpi4GN said that these items in the
estimates were mit Sews thee were introduced coo.
foroaably to the Art of 1816, owl could nut be in-
cluded in the Civil List. It was as, advantage of
the present arrangement th it it brought the ac.
counts annually before Parliament.
Alter einem flintier conesesation leetween Mr.
Haut:, Lary( CsaTutitasuie, Nlr. ARBUTHNOT,
coil Air. lisTOUllsre, theßesolution win agreed le.
The next Hesolutien war to costae his Majesty
to grant a sum not exceeding 100,000/. to Olt
Governors of Queen Anne's, Bouuty. fur the mug-
mentatiosi of mind' livings.
Mr. thrarg. clooditial the expedient, of the grant
kw the present yew, iv:unlatch as lee understood
that the grants of the two last years were yet in the
bawls of the enanniglioners.
The CstuoLLok of the EXc H Etatl En, assured
the Llop. GeotiespAss Oat the lag grdota had been
both applied to OM, object..
The Wooing* won these weed dos
The House hoeing managed, on the question fur
reporting the. Resohnsions to the Hotnie—
Mr. Hume again protested against the creating
of an nffsce.of 2081, yinw for. receiving mod paying
about 5.000/., particularly us the minim appended
had so-claims on the Government. He thesight it
one of the gmemeet distencea of. M.1444(188 to eco-
nomy, mid lie was resolved to take the eense of the
House an the transaction on the briiiging up of the
Report.

Mr. H. ("Lyra said that the appointment was
necessar►•., insomuch as the receosershops ist each office
were distinct.

Mr. Hums said► that the duty of the one indivi-
dual, who was receiver to the Pere!' others, occupied
about teu days in t/Se year.
Mr. W. SMITH said, that the individual who was
ritceOrcr, to the uther °Riots (lie knew him, and he
Wits. a, very respectoble epop) mos waxy well, paid for
his trouble, and lie thisoght there was toothiog to
prexent hint how discharging the same duty for the
Thames Police.

The Report was then ordered to be received on
Friday nest.
CRIMINAI.1100101ATIQN:14
Mr. CIIETWIND (wit believe.) moved for kreturn
of informations tiled in tha.Court of King!' Bench
by the Attorney-General. fee offences against the
revenue laws, assaults, and- other misdemeanors,
from the Ist January, 1817, to the tat January.
1820, sitegifying the places *Aid Inues,al trial, ilia-
Judges before whom tried, and other perticularve—.
Ordered.

EXCISE LAWS (IRELASD).
General HAaT prevented a Petition front the
inhabitants of the parish of Templetnore, in the
County of Donegal, mgned by inl occupiers of
land, stating the bardlehips under whickthey
bourid by the operation of the exiaing Excise
Laws, and praying the Houle to derive meson of
redrew.—.head, laid on the table, and ordered to
be printed: _

On the npoinn of the nom General certain- Re-
form fro% one. of the Officer iu. Ire Lind ou,tbe
saute subject were ordered to be.uradelottherith.
The 16•11. Tithes Bill was readkestbird time and
paned.
On the motion of M►. S; Bervatau-the Supple.
meutary.lleporta.of The Church of Scotland ou the
suouagement of. the poor were ordered to be Lid
before the noose.

The Corussercial Credit (Ireland) .1141 erase/ad.&
..se I tione.—Committee to-marrow.
The Ildure then adjourned.

IRELAND.I

coRK.JOIIOO-16s.
MESSRS. ROCHES' CATililtVelCvs

The proof of debt,' under the commemone is io
going on in the_ room of the Conimissjopuraret tho
Commercial Buildings. 8;4.1 lie,cmwd.pf
people and others who rirairileikikia.dajoriis very
greet. It was rx peewit that Ihe .geriesal **signets.-
would hare been appointed.ugrersbie tO the adver-
tisement to that effect ; but this tura%ure ties been
prudently postponed, ,•orl.•it, gyps, right, because no
persoliv but those on wbeni,ltie.ppbbe void the cre-
ditors have the utmost. re4iauees,. should be.sisiesledr
to fill tins arduous usid4roublesolusaismation. as it
will in u great .degree ikpeird.aippit.their Welding •
and exertions to wake •the Node prodoosore or
otherwise.

Extents in Aid have, beep isaptd i1Y,1111.001119,,
at the suit of the Cuatonpsand
,E,pcitoe„end.Ssnpi.
Office, Limerick, against.- fibuststablat- tipstkii bast
not to be proceeded on until-furthest oadatss-
Wv saw a letter received isle yealtnioy Aweitiog-