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beneficial effeas, by restoring t,lnc to the parts, and
vigour to the system But the inflammatory spasm
of the parts affected, during its greatest violence, is
best subdued by a proper app!icaiion of warmth ; and
that, perhaps, in the forts of vapour, for some time,
regularly and uniformly applied, at a proper tempe-
rature. The air-pomp vapour-bath is, beyond doubt,
the means best adapted for the aßplication of it. Va.
uhile it produces all the good etfeas of warm-
'bathing, does not, at the same time, debilitate and
relax. According to my observations on its appli-
cation in the above manner, it s. erns uniformly to
produce tonic effats, which the removal of the pres-
sure of the atmosphere at the same time (by making
the parts take on a new aaion, and by powerfully
promoting that of the absorbents) seems very much
to aid. The capacity of the vascular system, :old the
propelling power of the pis a Jay, are at the same
time increased. The violence of the pain, and of
course the symptomatic fever, are abated, and the
excitability suffered to accumulate.
(To be cost,nazd.)

IMPERIAL P.l R L 141.11 EAT.

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HOUSE OF LORDS.
THCRSDAY, MANCH !O.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, Lord Dv Nzvoe, and
Lord BORINGVON, took the oaths and their seats.
The Bridport Road Bill was brought up from the
Commons, and presented by Mr.Ao A us and others,
and read a first time.
The same Gentlemen brought three Messages
with three Naturalization tills, to vt hich the Com-
mons had agreed.
The Order of the Day for the House to resolve
itself into a Committee on the Mutiny Bill was dis-
charged, and a new Order made for ;0-morrow.
Lord HOBART brought a Message from his
Majesty, which was read by the Lord Chancellor
from the woolsack. It stated, that his Majesty,
anxious to co-operate with his Parliament in every
possible preparation to guard against the danger
that might arise in consequence of the discussions
subsisting between his Majesty and the French Go-
vernment not being amicably adjusted, thought it
Ms duty to communicate to the House his intention
to esexcise the prerogative vested in hire by several
aas of Parliament of calling forth the Militia at
fourteen days notice, in order to their being (at least
such parts of them n his Majesty should think
Proper) forthwith trained and embodied, and made
ready to march when or where occasions may re-
quire.
Lord HOBART moved an Address, returning
his Majesty the thanks of that House for his gra-
cious communication, Sze. &C. &c.
Earl GRAHAM (Duke of Is reminded
the Howe of his argument respeaing the Militia, a
few days since, wid Itrs expressing his wish, that at
Past one-half of them might be trained and embo-
died, end made ready for immediate service, if
called forth on any sudden emergency. His Lord-
ship highly approved of the Address, and said, he
had the satisfaCtion now to know that the Militia, or
at least one-half of them, would now be made ready
ese turn out, trained, formed, and able soldiers.
There are two Irish Appeals before the Lords ;
we yesterday .aceidensally confounded them. Mr.
Stevens was heard for the Respondent on Wednes-
slay,,ia ate appeal Lloyd v. Grady, and not the ap-
peal from the Exchequer Chamber., (-owe v.
Power, as erroneously stated in yesterday's Paper.
.Mr. Adam will be heard on the same side to-utor-
tow.—Adjournect.

SOUSE OF COMMONS,
HLR.IDA V, MAUCH 10.
Two 'ballots took place for Committees to inquire
onto the merits of Petitions complaining of undue
Lie&ions lox Chippenham and Carmartheashire,
when the following 'Cotnn.ittee was chosen op the
Chipperbam Pesit';,Jr.
Grosvenor, pg. Pro. Asheton Smith, Ilsq.
lion. John Scott, 3. P. I lidlord, Esq.
NioniSefort Lotigtinld, Esq. Lund Viscount Brume,
r‘artun, Eq. K. Powell, f.,q.
bir ifeathcote' Bart. George W. Gunning, f.,q.
`Nan. John Sommers Cocky R.t. Hnn. Dundas,
flumnbrey Sibthorpe, Fag. Non. St. Andrew St John.
John licolicat.l,l.r.
STiOr'FGRD Appeared at the Bar, and in-
-conned the House, that his Majesty had received
•their humble Address, to which he was pleased to
live the most gracious answer.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
*nought down a Message from his Majesty, which
was read.fmm the sh*,.as follows.:
C. R.
..-fn cowry:ere the preparritioi;s evrying on in the Ports
wf FrArece and tiolland, whilst imps ant chsewsjons are sub_
isiisting between his Niaja.ty and the French Government, his
Majesty thinks it due ta the cam WO concern which
.he feels
for his faithful pe9p4r, :to omit no Neaps in his pow.,r, which
,stray cunt/draw to rhos security.
In jitn..uorice, therefore, or .the Anil of Parliament ena-
bling his M? city to call out, and assemble the Militia of the
United King tom, .his M.ijesty has thought it right to make
,this C33l‘.nu ii:ation to die klouse of coruineas,:to tile end
that hi- Majesty mAy caa.;o. ti 11... said Militia, or such part there- ;
bas ikkajesty shall thildt necessary, to be forthwith drawn
strut and embodied, and to moth as oecalion shall require. ;
The SECRETARY at WAR rose, to move an 1.
^_ddr:ss to his lqa.jesty for his most gracious Mes-
eage. A considerable fca-ce was colleeted on the
~:t:;ts of France and Uolland, during discussions of
Abe greatest importance .between his Majesty and
.t he trer.ch Government. He was, therefore confi-
.dent,,that every Gentleman •in.that House .must be
convinced of thepropiicty.of adopting those mea- •
sures of security recommended by Isis Majesty ;.,
. and though it was paintisl, in the highest degra-,
.to be under the necessity of calling on the•Militut so '
soon after their h.iviig performed services cif such
reat impor:.-ce And gentr.ll ; ,pet, he Was
xersitaaerl, their :.,:at woulituot be .1:41s nu
op the present, than on former occasions, when
;their contluet rt.tteaci theisighest honour on them.
;Re then moved an address to his 'Majesty, which
,osvas•the echo of the Mesrt'e, anti that the same
.shoold he presented .by saChMembers as were of
;his M t;evy's most Hoonurable krivy council.
"Which wasit ;reed.to ittvg. on.
ChANC4I.I..OII of the EXCtIEQUER
'• then. moved, that the Order of the l)ay for calling
, over the House he rcal--when the same was or-
OA to stunt over ton. Thursday next ; when
names dr.itich 'Members as were absent on
4,341 1411,44 s of .oi4t . std. y, .4).9.0W be.reyorted by