The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1818-06-09 (London, England)

THE BRITISH PRESS.  LONDON, TUESDAY, Jinn 9, tem.  The promised Bill for suspending, until the tsth of March neat, the clause in the Scottish Act of Parliament for enabling aliens to acquire naturalization by investing money in the Bank of Scotland, was last night introduced into the House of Commons by Lord CASTLZELICAGH, and pushed through all the stages almost without (apposition. It will probably run the same course this evening in the House of Lords. for Lord SIDMOUTH gave notice of his intention to move the suspension of the Standing Orders of the House, that nothing might interpose to prevent the passing of the Bill. The debates in the House of Commons were witnessed by her Royal Highness the Duchess of CADIDIUDGE, who, attended by her Royal Consort, and his Imperial Highness the Grand Duke MICHAEL, graced one of the side galleries with her presence.  The Proclamations for dissolving the present Parliament. and calling another, were signed at Carlton House on the 6th instant. Their publication has been only delayed, as our readers are aware, by the difficulty which has arisen out of the Alien Bill.  Copies of the official dispatches recently received, containing the details of the latest military operations in India, are given in our subsequent columns. We are thus rumbled to anticipate The Ezeraordimey Gazette. which will be published this day.  The Paris Papers of Friday last contain the decision of the Assize Court of Colmar, sentencing to death ■ woman and her son, for the premeditated and savage murder in the month of January last, of a man named Jucques Ilenrick, the Inuband of  •-,sea trenched en the Ad of Settlement. lo the whose strongest ebjection to the • welt applications, although be certainly would not Committee he should moviros as amendment, that carded open the grenade stated,,, 7 I hR Inlaid give a similarly &equable the corporations whom rights the Bill was intended Mr. Sponemas void mil ti gialei • &petitioner who migfit apply br re• • to interfere with should be Dashed, or at least finch • eiples laid down by the Nellie Lard. - • 1 dime to t Skew *hen it should appear he had general description given of them as to take away to the Bill now before the Muse, as he - , nalempted within the last twenty-four house a the diegrseefel reflection that the omission hod they would trench on some of the most vital Bend upon the well-known intentions of the !Agitation% front ignominy& trims of the constitution of this county/. W kture. The AtTORMIR-GRWRIAL argued, that the tbs. House to be told by the Noble Lord, that, became Mr. BROUGHAM explained, that he rather in, eovery of the Scotch Act was very recent. Five he had on &tardily, funooth, given notice by his tended to enter his protest against the sum. different Acts had bees passed by the British Le- intention to introduce a Bill upon this subject, many wey in which the House had proceeded in this giblet ore that Mewed they must have been in igno- that his notice would prodsee a different effect, or case. by suspending the Standing Orders of the mime of the existence of such e law. Ewen those be of greater consequence than the notice of any House for the purpose of passing the present Bill