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thrt Noble and Learned Lord woold not give his
,itilividual vote fur the vetoed reading or the rem.
itt;ttitig of the Sill.
The Earl of thiliatcla explained.
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linettlabia penis" is do aside shipping trade, praying that
t..Naltertiost 'eltookt be mandato sbe ditties respectieg. tint-
-1...r.--...This Petition-was laid as she bible.
sir.' LOCitilkiri ifsiiprowohted $ Petition from Mr. Mal-
iiinua, lbr lore reward tor the Invention of his Life Pre-
*.ervenoshigha niter a• be words from Sir I. ('OVIIN, was
laid no the Uhl.. '
OR I,he ontion, at Mr. Letageowron, the King's Serraata
Bill, and die Exchelete Bills iii Aids Bill, were reed the
third time, krid passed.
EXTRA POSTAGE RILL.
Mr. Lug/mews** neweed the Order of the 1)17 for the
Ojai rending of the lintel Paseare ROM.
Mr...Locaunat sisiredosnihtlia AM fur the purpose of
sai.ilst no additional sapper!. ~.
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,Mr. Losnotatox aid, it Wiwi anplained the other night.
that It enridd in many hooleneee he productive of crest con-
veisietice to indirideals whe resented to expresses.
After a few words frees Mr. PIIIINAL 1114 Sir .1. GRA-
HAM. She Bill was reed the third thee and passed.
Oo the onnio, of Dr. L.nsulnolort, the Education Ca.
Ilowvients Bill was read a mood time, and ordered to be
committed so-morrow.

OFFENCES AT SEA BILL.
On Ow wuntion of Mr. Gov Leone, the Report of the Ilea
Offireces Bill was received.

Cgna« raid, the object of this Bill was to carry
into the merchant service the principle of Lord Encabo-
rough's Act, whictt he thought was very necessary, front the
conduct which he hod known eonietintes to have taken place
an that entice.
slr Joanna Tout* complaint of the sweeping maniac,.
is which his Hon. and gallant Friend had attacked the mer.
client service. It was impoonble fur soy man to say that
in so extensive a service saline evils did not now and theu
esist. Bet so far from ilds justifying a sweeping censure,
he knew that the isserebaot service was generally well ma-
',Aged, and he would• challenge his gallant Friend, in the
roam of Id. whole professional life to produce twenty la-
stance% its which oppression had beew permitted to go un..
p mistiest in the merchant service.
Sir I. Corns stated, that he had known instances of cru-
elty in both services, and showed the Bill highly necessary.
Mr. W concurred is *se soecessity of extending the
priceiple of Lord Elkabarouglea Act to the sea service.
Sir W. atone rebelled the charge against the merchant
nervier, and said, he knew of so acts of enmity committed
therein escaping punishment before the regular trihoelaig.
Mr. LOCKHART justified his opinion of the Hon. and cit.
laat• Admiral near him (Sir I. Coin), who had approved of
tee propriety of exteuding this Bill to the sea service.
The Report was then agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be
had the third time to.enorrow.
EDUCATION OF THE POOR BILL.
Dr. Ltnottncrron brought up the Report of the Ethics-
lion of the Poor Bill, which was received, and ordered to be
tinsels tutolartber cousideratiou ibis day six months.
TURNPIKE ROAM _

On the motion of Mr. F. Law's. the Terapihe Roads
Mil) was cumulated, sad ilia Report was ordered to be re-
ceived ibis day three uttratbs.
POST HORSE DUTIES RILL
Mr. Lthoataceos moved the third reading of the Post
Reese Motet Rill.

Me. STUART WOUTLIPT brewed up two clauses, by way
of rider; cue fur the purpose of preventing any prosecutions
for Mastiffs seta furrtees days after the occurrence on
•.bie'b they were ullaged to be founded, and the previous
resent of some of the Coniariimiouera—The other giving the
Migiorstes ■ power of decidiug cases where the venally
uss tinder 501. TM clauses were agreed to, aid the Bill
read a third time and passed.
LONDON MILITIA BILL.
Oa the motion of Sir W. Courts the Loudon Militia Bill
*or tied a third lime null passed.
TAX CARTS IN SCOTLAND.

Mr. B..WELL, on mowing that a return be presented of
01,1•40114 pfgarCSISCII iii.Seisilinsd ler carryitig pasaeogri • dur-
ing the last year, complained of the strained interruption
lime had been put upuu the Stamp Act suit Assessed Taxes Act
to certain pruscrultutra ivatiimlet, in the Court of Exchequer
in Scotland against pour carte-fa for conveying packages who
occasionally carried a pawner on their journeys. He shwa.,
lacing in a Rill to prevent a repetition of suck severe and
unnecesraty hardships.
After a feu words from Mr. 1-nr--KIIART and Mr. LUSH-
INOTOS the notion was sweet! Its.
Mr. NBIWXAS prestuted certain accounts relative In the
alete of she Notts of the Nrisige-butise Eatate.—ltrferred to
the,Loodun Bridge COMETIII ter.
THE DISSENTERS.
Mr. W. Suits rufte to present a Petition from
a Sliest respectable body of his Majesty's subjects—
a body'of whom he should say re, were it not
that Ise was himself, whether fortuitately ur unfor-
Innately, he would pint say, one of the 'irritant
composing it. The Petition war hors. the Pro-
testant Dissenters. members of the artileral culture-
muttons in the metropolis sod its vicinity. The Pe-
titioners entreated the House to consider their silos-
-1100, Waling is therm/Ai.* Laws, anti to repeal the
(...orriorittion and 'fest Acts. The Petuiton wits
signed by about lOU members of the several con-
gregations to which he alluded. As he spoke of
their number, lie thought it right to say, that had
tie placed the strength of the Petition upon the
tionihers who signed it, rather then upon the rea-
mu of their case, he might have had 100.000
sig-
atnt»rrs as easily as WO. The Wets of the case
were shortly these yells ago, when there
was a Popish Pretender to the thrum., sod when the
Legislature lied deter ttt itt ed to guard the Protestant
tor cession, a propulttma was made to enact certain
It sts for the purpose ul keeping eat holicsfrom having
ell share in the Guyer ttttt rm. Of the propriety or
strut irroposition U was Hut oecestary for him mow to
speak. Of the expediency of atlinittisig Catholics
now to enjoy civil ritihta lit furnitton with the rest
tit his Majr-sly's ittrltiects, he had often given his
opinion ; but that was uncurriwctril with the pre- '1
scut 1.61+,0, and whets he expressed his own (Inman,
he did 14.11 mean to he untlerstood as iiivelvirig in et
those who signed the Prtitiois which he now
lirld in his hand. Whets the proposition was
Comedy made fur excluding Catholics, the Dis-
senters then submitted to it for the adraologe
of tlia kingdom at huge ; they yielded In
the prevailing optninsi of the neceloity of
the exclusion, and willioNly. ow& aheerfelly sub-
mitted theusarices to on racialism, front which they
eught to. have been rewoosably exempt. name
.fate,. its cuosigoeuee, aim that which hod al.
beets esitettesoced by maims utawwilar moo. litter,
were lover. whets the oreigirrol lomoory.paosed away;
mooed to the privileges which they at tho.tioro