The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-10-18 00:00:00

TAUPFIRISII

General G.VICOVCE lose and said, that he had a Petition
in his hand, the object of which was no material to the best
interests of the comm.', that he thonaht he shunt,' not do
his dusty to it Or his comditlirllin, ilid he not call the Alen.
Lion of the House to it fir a few momenta. He was well
aware that at print nt one anti. et absin b d, in the interest
which II created,almost I sr rc other, but, not withsiandinr, he
thought that the stair of Ilterountry was sinew/hit+ al all times
initeht to tereive thir attention of Parliament. •the Petition
I acne from th, hewn of Liverpool, rind its roinplaiat was uf the
iocrtase of -tont re. inn, there. The Petitioner• thonaht that
the cause of that ularinine, circumstance wan the lirea7 of
trade. 'I he incrisa.e %Re •Orb, ill it there w' re noni cup•
ported by pa. i.h rate., in Liverpool, If .IMO persons, to
pay wheel, their acre abuts' 2n.000 indivolna Is /fent j—
'rhe a hole population wet. :Omni 110,011; and this was the
resat. tit' a gew ra! ineetior of the inhabitants, railed by Ike
811.1 s wn.lr,l ac nomeron-ly and respectably a•
tiny meeting cress held there. Hot when it wile sent to him
lie was informed, that out of the 20,000 he had merit toned,
there were then a bon 7,1100 1,..1119r to pay the whole of their
animal , n 11141 1111. 14,009 psispres ors.tht he card to be
anitimeted by ationi 13.0n0 permits. The Petitioners a/tet-
hered the consonertitt tbOrtaa to the prohibitions of the int..
parole 111 l ol 1be.1111.11,0, i•fhtlue r./111111,V1, 31111 to the
leg Cum Laws—and they prayed that Partial's. iit would
take the subject into theip imuedule coosideratton, and
rrant twit taat4 no alight he found practicable. The gal.
hint General then elated, that the Prith ion Ii id b.. so iiittoiled
to be presented much cattier, hut that rirrum•ttr.res had
reveille., it, and that it was signed by 20,5110 persoris,-.
head, ordered to lie ou the table, and be printed.
JOHN HATSELL,

Mr. SPEAKER iuformid the Huit.e that JAI) flatsell, Esq.
late k of the house, had died on Sunday nito wing last;
and that his NI ajrsty would in a few days atilumit a pet luso
to succeed him in that office.
lAn CasTi.marAGll ',oil he was sore he should now speak
in unison with the sentiments of the ; he should
not .10 justice to his unto feu ling., did he out call to its *mil-
l. I t ion the high claims which their late s cry siterituriuus
whine llt'Plils tutu heel. announced hum the Chair,
.joisssswil upou ila gratitts•!e. The Vole of Thanks which
had hien bestowed ttl.i.o bim iii the year 1797, strongly
proved the great estimation in which lie had been held. It
was accordingly his intention, al some grime period, to sub-
soil a ptoposit ton ulna, would citable Ilse House mare el-
ftrtmally mauiitsl the sense which they entertained of his
lima owl faithful set vices.
Mr. 1 MIN Fmk, said a few words, but in so low a lone of
• wince as to be wholly lost to us.
Mr. SPEAKER sugatatid that if any Number thinned
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proper to more that the stee of thanks to Mr. Ilato.ll, of
1797, should be read frum the Journals, it would then form
poet of the minutes tattle present proceedins, who-re/tett nut.
It was secorthugity, MI the motion of Lord CASTLZILEACIN,
read to the following i tree' :
tl Itrauhred—That Mr. Sin aker he requested In inform
John 11, 1:441 of the bigh sense .Itch the Ilutsse
ta realise of his frottfttl services, and of Ina great attention It,
the duties of his &Hire during the lung pet toil of time which
lie halt held the same."

HILL OF PAiNS AND PENALTIES.

1...rtl CASTI.LIMACII thrii said, that

troubling the Ilutete Miult any observations tic should
al toice proceed to the business oat account of winch
they were assembled, and move, that a Comoldtte
be uppninted to inspect the Jouruals of the (buss
of Lords, in • relation to the 'orient state of the
ploct‘dings of that !louse respecting n Bill,
•• An Act to Dissolve tho Alairriage of her
Alttiesiy Quire., 011.0111 w Amelia Elisabeth," &c. &c.
and io ins ke a repoit thereof to the !loupe.
Mr. 'ft ERNEY said it did appei:r to him that the
in, Ot {Oa should be lot .frantsd ea that the Brport
ollt_oultt ioclutfe the whole a the proceedings a the
• viper House respecting the Bill of Pitins slid Penal-
ties. including those of this day. Ile thought this
of particular importance horn solottlino he laid
la'sly heard.
. Lord Casragessem said, that the station amp
• formed generally as it tionatty LordoMip
• added something if the chfbettity. or WO O% be.

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