The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-06-21 00:00:00


Mr; Wirazaeoece declined elating the Mint
lielits of Ins motion, neither of which weir as
yelt on paper. As much depeodrd. however,
he way of convenience. on the literal shape i f
motion, he repressed his st Ultimo's., to revive a
*migration thereupon from Ow Right lion. fiend...
Mau who had just sat down He wonl.l lie ~r 1
glad to to shape his motion as to preCent any ills
scut from a difference to the mere Oradea •of.op'..
nion, which often enough spoiled au snoleriosoda
ing on more general and iiiterestieg riert• v.r sr •!
question under discoosion. Altilisat he kit yowl it:it
the feeling of the House and the country .fi.e.,;.1
not he entirely overlooked, which &thou reqtrt;....t
that all minor diScalties thotild be coropirittliwo","
if bt. so doing general agreeinent cr.trld I.t, for.
blisite it. ea • satisfactory aditAttneirr. lie «villa!
ada, d
thee the ties *he could achieve by hi. aril
derotion and judgment the amicable tetileinent dI
a tittretion 00 likely to agitate the Cell lit ly; iftrU:si
deserve and reap more reel credit and twiteYstdill
glory from this age, a. well as i.o..ettsyt thin
could possibly he derived front the moat dexterous
victory which could be obtained from the qmieho
going into farther dispute.—(lfear, hear.) • •
hit. TtERNET.said. the as to tuegesaimis he tool
alone to °err. He had roily asked a gootsjoil
quiriug tuformetion fur the benelit of the How"
He certainly thought that nothing eadld hearty..
inconvenient than for the House to foil ors A
sudden a cptestiosi thrown on their ham!. i ditpot.e
of as they could, as might he the case be givirrg
precedence to the motion of the Hat. Member.
Hr thought it a
.very reasonable thing that nit!
o Hojbect of tha sh he k►
that e
mightt seemotion how Tarou itld was ornown. w... out likethly.
to confute their arraogeinents.
Mr. WILBERFORCE declined further replattotion
beyond that which he had given, that the object
of his motion was to remove ail
which at present intpeded a fin and tio.table ad:
justment.
Lord A. Ilattir.Too thanked his Right Hon.
Friend fur asking the rine-t• lie himbelfwas abwut
to put. If the motion of the I ton. Member reeprir.
el precedence, it was not too much for the Roues.
to know the object of it, rim :dilly after all ilir
pains and discussion already ericountereil nitwit th.t,
papers which had been pot ott the table. It.waa
reasonable to suppose that the motion most loom
some substantial object *in view whit!' tutgin h.
stated in a general way at leeill.'
Mr. SCARLBTT was a tots! •triorr to any stag.
gestioit of the motion annottiaced. But as. the me.
lion had reference tor subject whith the Have we..
in possession of, he would pretrinse that the object
of the Hon. Member's motion nos to introduce. the
nesse of the (esteem into the Liturgy. It dormice
not the object already, he would suggest, its cony.
pliance with the invitation of the Huu. Meiutr, r,
that should be the object of it.
Mr. WILBERFORCE could not guess what was
the object of Hun. Members in reviling hint to the..
clare the object of his motion. They appeared tat
kilo* at already, and had pointed it out to their own
satisfaction. Information could not be the object:
*ought. He assured the Houle that his motion
would be such an one as would fairly arise oat of
the communication already mode to the House.
Mr. BROuoH* postponed his mutton respecting
the vacancies of the Scotch Jury Court.
Mr. N. CALVERT brought up the Report of
the Committee ors the Bridpert Election._
The Clerk of the Cr... was ordered to attend
to amend the return to-morrow.
The Set:Attu was directed to i!.sue Ida Mit rilt
for the issuing of a new writ to rewrap a citizen bur.
geu to serve for York, in the room tit Loral
Dandies.

Mr. BAGWELL brought up the Report of the
Committee on the Election for St. Ives, whirl, Rt.
port declared Robert Graham and Emden Evelyn,
to be duly elected. but that the petitions of S:r
IValter Stirling, W. Tierce, and the other Poi.
tioners, were not frivolous. The Cianinittee recom.
mewled that George Patrick DUIIII should he pu-
nished for wilful and corrupt perjury, giving
evidence before the Committee.
The Nouse accordingly directed the Attorney.
General to prosecute him.