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SCOTCH JUDICA
'Fhe LORD CHANCELLOR g
'Plumley met, to move the secood
raters Bill.
SMALL D'
Tree Earl of SHAFTESBURY
wierehane traders Ilfl4l other inhabitst
prayierr for some altereioa in the I
ebtet.—Laid oa the table.
. ' • DRY ROT I:
Lord DARNLEY' presented a p
ar• use of John Burrieh, lately an in
::.g for some inquiry into the state t
zurpose of preventing the dry rot. I
)'titian was from an individual with
bit as it referred to a question of so
diliall of his Majesty's navy, he fel.
give to his Noble Friend opposite U
of clearing up many eireutristames I
. public to avers general suspicion. h
of war had been infected by the dry
the person who signed the prude
thonght, anti as he had lived in ti
means of knowledge had been freq
Lowey ins:avers totally unfounded.
as means a lame portion of his Ma
snubs at lease hoped that such was
t Lord dIELVII,LE said that lt,
servatior.s of the Noble Lord. As
the Navy, the report of any general
rally to be • expected, was ahaolutel
petitioner.
or stir other pereon. trjgh
se plank in a vested ; this was unfit
r..aey instances ships that had bee,
the.ot reverse. rot had been examined, an,
le
had
~ It was his duty to suit
lif
th, been taken to aster/sin the stat
attention which the subject t
and for some sears peer, at least in
emitnineel. In consequence of the
knew the state of the dock-yards, a
of it. had declared, if there were
Nasy was most free from the dry.
Present. As he had before state
many a rotten plank might be foul
• it' no timber were used in building 1
and well seasoned, there would be
it necessary, however, to state, tl
immersible to procure a suffietent :
was. therefore, necessary to procure
• Ile was sorry to say that this ti
been had ; and he feared that more
h vivre his Noble Friend, and the pu
tecount the number of ships, the II
irritate than at the present moment
The Earl of DARNI.EY teems.
, observations of the Noble farad (3°
knew sev...ral instances, and one in
Leen taken into Sheerness and exam
it ing infected with the dry rot, but the
s touched by it. When he coneiden
who had the direction of the nary, I
I. the Noble Lord had stated.
1 Earl GROSVENOR inquired ft
the Noble Lord complained had bee
Lord 31ELVILLE—Part front
and part from the north of Europe.
1 'f lie petition was laid on the labl
Mr. Parkhouse, front the Indic
Repine of the Tanjore Commies'°,
port of the Commissioners of the Cr I
Mr. Mason, fr im the India Ht
penisions, salaries, and matnities in
during the past year.—Laiti on the
Mr. Tierney. fram the TAX. 0
rams decided by the Judges wider
the table.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF COMMON
We understand that the call of
night, was postroncd until this de
oaJried to strangers before a quane.
LEAVES OF .
Mr. LAMBTON received leave
Circuit. Several other Members, 1
reeeiai 1 leave of absenee on accou
ries:orients, Ste.
ST. KATHARI
fevered petitions were presented
of St Katharine's Dock.—Ordered
Mr. IiERRIES presented a peti
t`ee town cf Harwich, in favour of
Katherine's Dock.—Orderal to be
Mr. AUMBOLD presented a p
of the town of Ipswich, against th,
Dick.
ASSESSED
Mr. RUMBOLD preset ted a I
ii outh, playing for the repeal of tl
'be printed.
sa T. LETHBRIDGE present,
th: repeal or the assessed taxes.—C
1 HOUSE
Mr. H. DAVIES presented a p
George' in the county of Glouceste
:
House Tax, Also a petition fro
e.ry cf Bristol.—Ordered to be prit
COAL
Mr. T. 'WILSON moved for a r,
paced from Newcastle. with the ne
tiom which they were drawn, and a
wise —Ordered.
A petition was presented from T
of :he duty on sea-borne coals.—Ch
CATHOLIC AS
The Earl of BECTIVE presen
Ca:belie inhabitants of Newcastle I
Bill fur the suppression of the Cat
lie on the table.
Mr. GRAYFAN presented a !
tiOrne hundreds of the mos: respec
C.e Bill now before the House, for
Asaa,•iaiion, be not passed into a lA
s.l), that he heartily concurred wit!
a,3ainst the Bill, es militating agai
subject, as well Protestant as Crab,:
the affections of die people of Irelt
eleewhere.—The petition was limo
on Ili: table.
i Mr. A. ELLIF, presented a peti
' NEWPORT one from the Cathol
. St. Mitltael and St. John. Dublin
suppression of the Catholic ASSOCi
oa fle table.
Mr. HUME preser.fed a petitior
!karts of Temp:emote, iii the co
tree Catholic Association. stating
'uremia with their wishes, and the
palmed into a law, it would be ar
Brit:sir subjects ; they prayed tbt
iato a law till they lied been 1
i mewer any accusations brought a
(lit for his own part lie fully collet
tionters, and lie was sorry to see il
!erasion of Ireland ; he also lamer
not seem inclined to repel this at
both.—Ordered to lie on thetable.
11. C. HIJTCHINSON wese,
that the petitioners believed his t
deceived in the representations mad
Adlrociation, aid praying the men
Hutchinson) thought that if Mini!
tas uf thatlirreie, for Royal appr
4 • their heads for the danger they
The Ministers had not only the
greater part of the Protestants ; In
with the liberal part of the Cabin
i I than, that they might rot lose th
e hero compelled to disgrace liimse
Ife had said, and would say agal
waearity Ministers might have, at
felt as a freeman would think so a
sure. The lion. Gentleman condu
•
vie Catholic inhabitants of the l
Youghal, mid the parishes of Dror
all in the county of Cork.—Orleret
S.: H. PARNELL presented a
totems of 3laryborough, in the I
tamtnttants of the barony of Dins
the Bill for the suppression of i
Ordered to be printed.
'str F. BURDETT presented a
blunts of the town of Birniinglian
messiest of illegal associations in I
Catholic inhabitants of Kilmore,
11:fl for the suppression of Mega
lion. Baronet said a few word*
yet4;ionert. —Ordered to be printer
Me. Of/MAU/IN presented
sled 'freemen and freeholders of tl
Lim statei, that the petitioner% we
'Milo,: Emancipation, because di
imirpatintee with the seemly of ow
woe. coesiderable alarm the eatable
i Ca:belie A alnciation, holding its a
ntent, ley One taxes to a large
. , sioi eit discussions, the minds of tl
maxioo, the petitioners preyed the
i • sate to rand against the mils whit
1 wise !rola the Proceedings of ti
• Omilbern said the main asser.tol,
bis full concurrence.
'Me petition was ordered to be i
Su ACIAH ELLIS presented
Maria of Aa'alane, Middlehurd,
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