The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-08 00:00:00

COA 11. S.

Mr. CCRWBIII morn' for ■n Arronnt of all co ‘l. im-
pursed iNlo Ireland, from the Mit of January, 1819, lu the
12th of J y, UMW—Ordered.
ARRANGEMENT OF BUSINESS.

The SPFAICER suggested, all the private Isnriness on the
list having been gni through, that the time of the
was now arrived when it might be convenient to have she
public business commence at half past four, lustead of eve
u clork.—(Hear, hear.)
Sit W. CVII7III pOilimeed till ship illy week, his motion
for leave in bring in • Hill for the twisty Regulation of the
City of London Militia.
Mr. LowTilgit presented • Pelitiow from the Ship.•wners
of Wookiogton, and Mr. Irst. *posher from the Ship.
inners of Sunderland, both against any alteration in the
estislitig duties yin timber.—Read, and referred to she Cum.
nutter ow Fo►eign Trade.
Lord W. RVIIITINCIC prevented • Petition from the Octet-
piers of land in the Como! of Notiingham, praying for ad.
dituinal protection to the Agriculiural interest,—Brad and
referred to the Agrirrilioral Commitire.
BREACH OF PRIVILEGR.

Mr. S. WORTI.TV preowsited a Petition from W. Bolton
and three others, of Hall,who had been conc►rned in an
action against the Warden of the Heel for the escape of Mr.
C. Horton, expressing their regret that they had been en.
gaged in such transaction. A similar Petition was presented
from Mr. Rosser, of Red Lion.rquare, who had conducted
the prosecution. They had paid all the captain, and now
Shrew themselves on the merry of the House.
Mr. C. W. Wynn, who had originally taken up the silliject
as a gross breach of privilege, muted, in order that an entry
might appear on the .1 la, that the Howse proceed a..
further, as the parties had expensed their contrition.—
Hear.)
Molina agreed to, and the order for the attendasee of the
parties was diachorged.
Mr. C CALVERT obtained leave to bring in a Bill In con-
tinue for twelve *instills longer the Oils fin. 111. eh. 36. for
the better regulation of the HaLing Towlt, and in prevent
the adalterati•in of meal flour and I►reael within the city of
London snit the Liherties thereof.

Ssr G. COCKUVIIII brought in the Marine Mutiny Rill,
which was rnd the first time, nod Jam' bar • attend reading
to-mor►ow.

ILLICIT DISTILLATION (IRELAND)
Sir J. STwer•RT snowed for trove lo briug ins Bill In repeal
so much of an Act s.f the 394 h of the late King, for the
suppressing of the
and the imposing of fines for offence, of Hist nature on
towels's& and ',monies, as directed Grand Juries to present
of commie. half the expenses 4.f the extraordinary police
establishment required antler Hoe provisions of the forme
Act. The Honourable Baronet stated the grotto& of his
mom ion-at some length, but in enissequessee of the part s.f the
Howse in which he stood, and the great confusion at the
time, he was quite inaudible in the
General HART, in seconding the motion, obeerverl, tint
the Excise officers of Ireland were now, by Ilse rending
laws, intrusted with the management of a sort of ex-
traordinary police. In consequence of the late Acts In pre.
vent illicit distillation, many districts of Ireland were re-
duced to a worse conditiou than if martial law were esta-
blished in the country—(Crier Hear, feat)—it was
preferable in the system now going on there. The
Excise officers were at present making seizures of pro-
perty. forcing open henries, and indulging its all sir-
seriplions of violence, (sided by nothing hut the hope
of rapine and plunder. With respect so the offence at which
these extraordintiy proceedings were levelled, he feared 110
end would be put to it, till Ministers took the irettion peri-
wig!y iglu consideiation, and gave them the only hone
.11de
remedy—the erilabliehnsesit of small still. dirosighout, the
country, foe the consumption of its produce, in the time
mann. r as in Scotland, and as War the rase 110 Ireland before
11w there'll spitent had hens adopted —(ileac. bent 1
lord HOUNTCHAIRLirt expressed hi, readiness In asaiat in
any Bill for the getting rot at the military police introduced
into many parts of Ireland by the txtsting Excise Laws,
He adverted to the veal smother of inforniations for illicit
dittillation at the last Assizes at lhaneril; and really was of
opinion, that his Majesty's Ministers were called upon to
relieve Ireland from so great a burden as was imposed ow
her by the prefer! Excise Law..
Alter a few worts from Mr. 11.1:tt1INGT0X, which were
not not heard in the Gallery, the motion was agreed to, and
leave given.
STOREK EEPEICS DEPA RTM ENT.

Mr. ItuMe mowed for an account of the whole establish-
went of the Siorekeeper.General, both at home and abroad,
fur the year 1890, *hewing the atations on which the differ-
ent prisons were employed, and their allowastces. Also the
amount of the contracts made by the Commissariat depart.
meet for military stores doling the sam► period. AlllOllll
account of all proceed. from the sale of stores fu► the same
lose, ■ud the purposes to which they bad beets applied—
Ordered.
On the motion of ',sesame Flow, %lemlwr Returns were or-
&Ted, *do wing the ussinber of men of the 50th and 99,1 re.
giments ends-irked in this country clorior the year 1819 fur
the West Indies, the deaths on the passage, and the times of
Wistiegpbarhation spil landing
M ARCH EftT ER .

•• Sir F. BURDETT postponed his motion fur en inquire into
tie ttissactious at Manchesaer from tu.alurrusr tall Thurs.
day; June ikt.
Tie (;lass Sill passed throng,' a Coramitteit.—Report to-

The third reading of the Customs Duties Regal.' ion Rill
was postponed till Friday next.
The Report of the Dublin Foundling Hospital Rill wits
brought up and screed to —Third reading nu Friday nest.
The Report of the Dahlia House of industry Bill was
postponed tall Friday neut.
The Committee tau the Irish Fishery Acts wu postponed
till to morrow.

The Committee en the Fiat ■nd Cotton Bill was post-
poned.

•
LETTER FROM THE QUEEN.
Mr. Baouul4*M threi rose mud said-1 am com-
manded by the Quern to lay the following letter
Iwiaae the Hotter. The (Inn. awl Learned Gen-
demist then read the communication to the fol-
lowing effect :

"Tiie Queen thinks it 'necessary to inform the 'louse of
Cummuns.tbat she boa been holsters' to return to Eel Mad
io curseqeence of measures pursued arsiast her honour and
peace fur setae time past by secret tweets abroad, mad tat-
tealyesectionerl by Ilse Government at beim. leeidoptimy
dee worm, she bee had so other object titan Me dame of
her ebareente,sad of those jest rights which here evolved
M her .by the dumb of the late Kin, ie whose Web boasece,
justice, and gracious protectiose..(Criee y ' Ilear)—