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From a principal Officer of a Seventy-four, Spithead.

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For the h.nefit of mankind, and of my hmther officers in
particular, I auth..risc Dr. Sol .mon, of Liverpool, to publish
this me acluowkdgment of the efficicy of his Medicine, the
C...dtal Balm of G:lcad. As I do not chuse my name to appear
is print, persons desirous of knowing the truth of my assertion,
may, by enquirieg of Messrs. Toulnam, Navy Agents,Surrey-
street, Strand, London ; sir Mr. Alexander, Navy Agent, op-
;ethic the Navy Putt Office, Broad street, Portsmouth, learn
my name and address. By an tsrreguier bre, I had been ex-
e !wisely weakened and debilitated; a down bottles of the COI,
(10 Balm of Gdead absolutely restated me to my primitive
health.

N. B. Tint above is froaa a principal Officer of a Seventy-
four.

To 111 had of Mr. J. Mathews IS Strand London.

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SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH:

Or Advice to Loth Sexes on Female Di.oases, Ner%ous, Hflits-
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS--S•rrarsr,7CN 7.

Mr. Fosran gyre notice that be should shove a
Vote of Credit tor Ireland, and also the Ways and
Means, on Monday next.
Mr. SWINBUKNE presented at the Bar the annual
accounts of the Commissioners of Westminster
Bridge, which were laid on the 'Fable.

HIS MAJESTY'S MESSAGE.
The CHANCELLOR of the Excnegeta delivered
the following Message, at the Bar of the House,
from His Majesty:
" G. R.—His Ma/we, relying on the experienced zeal and
affection of His faithful Commons, and considering that it inay
be of the utmuat impedance to provide for such emergencies a,
may arise, is desirous that this'Huus.z will enable him to take
all such measures as may be necessary to deappoint or tlArat
any a iterpr.se or design of his enemies, and as the exigencies
of affairs may require.

On the motion of Mr. PITT, it was ordered to be
referred to a Committee of Supply.
Mr. PITT presented an Estimate of the annual
charges of the Civil List, which wali Laid on the
Table.

The Irish Bank Note Bill was ordered to be com-
mitted on Monday.
The Irish Commissioners Bill, and the London
Duck Warehousing Bill, were read a first time, and
ordered to be read a second time on Monday.
Mr. ALaxANDEI brought up the Report of the
Irish Defence Bill, which was Agreed tu, and the
Bill was ordered to be read a thirsi time on Monday,
as was also the Irish Malt till.

The Chatham Land Bill was passed.
Mr. ALEXANDER brought up the report of th.•
Committee of Ways and Means for granting a sum
to His Majesty by way of Lottery, which was
agreed to, and a Bill ordered thereon.
Mr. Husaissos gave notice that he would, on
Monday next, move the expencesof the occasional
services, in the Committee of Supply.
Mr. FOSTER deferred hi. motion for a Committee
to consider of the warehousing of spirits in Ireland,
till Monday.
. _ -

The Coiunsittet on the Irish Resulation Bill was
deferred till Wednesday, and the Committee on the
Property Tax Commissioner. Bill till Monday.
The Tobago Free Port Bill was ordered to be re-
potted on Monday next.
The House in a Committee, went through the Bill
for the better execution of the Laws in the counties
at large in Ireland; and ordered the report to be re-
ceived on Monday.
Mr. Almsts.r, on the motion r'f Lord Ma 'IMAM,
obtained leave to absent himself from the Middlesex
El. Lion Committee.

CORM BILL.
The Corn Bill was read a third time, and several
amendments brought up and agreed to.
On the question that the Bill do pass ;
Colonel S l'A NLEY rose, not to oppose the Bill in
t►at its last stage, but to give his sentiments on its par.
titular operation in the county w•:uch he bad the ho•

nom to represent (Lancashire). He wished that the
general average had been taken by the districts of the
whole country, and not by the maritime distrids
only. He wished also that the price had been lower,
as it would particularly :rife& the interests of the
people iu Lancashire, who do not grow s'' much
corn in shrive years as amounts to the demand of the
people residing in the county.
Mr. WESTERN wished to shy a few words, its
answer to the observati ,iis of the last speaker.; H.
was certain the Hon. Gentleman had no occasion to
be alarmed in the manner sshich he seemed to be.
He had made a most accurate observation resped-
ing the average prices in the county of Lancaster,
and those of the maritime counties, and he h.t I
sound the difference so small that he thought it
could hardly be felt. He mentioned the average
prices, at several different periods, from which he
clearly chewed that Lancashire was no mo:e likely
to suffer from the present average prices doau any
• other county.

Mr. JE.I4EREY (Poole) thought that the
LineleJ interest had in this Dill axed the prices su
high, that the PArliament would be obligca to
lower them in the next Session.

Mr. Hots LEE spoke against the Bill.
Mr. I:ELLOWLS said, the objeft ot. the Bill was
to keep the prices as equal as possible ; and, at the
same time, to give a due encouragement to agricul-
ture. This was what the Landed interest were Fir-
ticularly interested in, and which he tho...ght it the r
peculiar duty to attend to.
Mr. FOSTER said, he should be sorry the House
should part with nnv idea that Lancashire was likely
to be iajured by the operation of this BilL He was
certain that could never be the case, as that county
had Ireland and Quebec open to it when corn came
to a certain price ; and the Baltic was also open to
it after a fixed price, which, though not so imme-
diate, was such as to take away that degree of alarm
which the Hon. Member had mentioned.
Mr. LEIGH (of Wigan) opposed the measure,
on the ground that it would tend to raise the price
of corn precisely at those tames in which roan, of
the commercial parts of the country would, from
stagnation of trade, be least able to bear melt an
augmentation. He had particularly in his con-
templation that p art of the kingdom with which he
was himself conneastd, the commercial st•uoty of
Lancaster, and, he contended, - that it "Was .urcjust
and oppressive to subjea that part of the cottntr to
the same general and anyieldisig regulations. which,
an other las, might hp. very proper; but Avid)
in Lamashire, from the insufficient quantity of rain
grown there, the tmeerrahtty and etpenee of impor-
tation from abroad, and the want of envy water
communication with corn coturtics, must opaate as
a most
.grievous hardship.
Mr: rA T rEsotsopposed the Bill ; and Mr:41.03T E
and Mr. ALLIANbiII defended it. '

. 1:11g $4l WM AWN read i third dine analtisse3.
and orticreJ to the Lords.—.kdjourped Mkto.kiaf.

FOREIGN INTELOGEIfee" •
TAXIS, 414114. n.
The Special Military Tribunals were to cemF with -
the month Floreal ; but, by an imperial tivi.ret„, their
existence is prolonged until the end of 4:te prcocrit
war. During twelve months, 14p96 pnraiaFx have
been condemned by them ; 6,44.5 capitaNyi..,This
:hews both their naivity, their x.:verity, and the DC.