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CASE XIX.
To Mr. RYMER, Bristol, Oa. ty, :790.
Q IR, by your Cardiac TinEture I have been
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• CASE XX. •• •

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In Orly case o sickness of stomach, bilious retchings,
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ANN PHILIPS.
CASE XXI.

- Reigate, Jan. 19, 1791.
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From Mrs. Mary SCASEranning
XRII Of Reigate.
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CASE XXIII.

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CASE XXIV.

• • . Dec. 2, 1790.
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CASE XXV..
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-MARY BRYANT.

• CASE XXVI.
To Mr. RYMEA,- Chelmsford, lime 1792.
I do' hereby certify, that I have repeatedly experienced
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'. TU'ESTYY, I.IArY 19.
C" v• 4
ithignTiiit'in the' Scots Aftedi, MENiIIB, • &c.
''. BetzsY.StD, &c. was postponed till Thetsday.
Their Lordships also postponed the Order tor
Ilivillg judgment relative to the' -iruportant Appeal,
kt: I. LAI& TON v._ll. DAL RICMP I,E, till Thursday.:

The various before „the House were for-
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warded in their-respeetive stages ; and several which
were
,brought up from the Commons were each read
a first time.
Le-rd HOBART moved The -oi-der for the third
reading of the Irish Spirits Duty. Bill ; and on the
Occasion of hii moving two Amendments, a 1.71, )!'
conversation arose between his Lordship; the _
quis ui 51.t00,.and the Earl of (I'LAR73, after
the Amendments were agreed anti the Bi.:
a third time."

A Petition was received' on',the part of Ge
Hayes, who has a Divorce Bill now pending ht
the House, 'laying their Lordships, ro A
his personal attendance, on the oceasion'ot 2st
reading of his Bill, on the ground of his
sent on His Majesty's Naval Service. _
tion was ordered, to ,lie on the a to ht
taken into consideration to-morrow

Some other private busit-,‘:, way
of, after whith the House iitijc,,;rilej ,o_morrow.

HOUSL

Tl,/ ESDAY, MAY 19.

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A Person from the. Exchequer presented, according to or-
der, several AeVhih!s, which were laidttiiori the Table.
The Harbour Of l{ye Bill Was re:id
Cairipbell. Divorce Bill W.:.s r.:a- and corn,
nuitted for ThurAlay
The for better s.euring. to'Con;:11)1‘...) Expences
in conveVing-CritAinals to Ga. ~.st, time.
ctrl the Luther consideratio; 0, the I:iitd re.:.ling of the
Spots :Militia' Bill, Mr. ye. I)32ti .‘ ‘a clause to
Offi6ers of the Engiish teted in Scotland,
to sit upon Courts-Martial. T.. 3 unit.,-,ht on a conversation
between Mr. YORKE, Mr. TONT Mr. W. DuNuics,....lr.
jOLLt?V Sir W. fit.roxn, WALecit.c,.and- N!r.
A ' L (11430. washed a stinjlar ciatisc to be extended to
the Irish Nfillthr. Officers.) ;after •w hich the Clause was
agreed to, and the Bill pa.sed.
mts riven to bring in a Bill-for the better regulation
of the Prize Courts in the Wt-.. 3 'filches and •Anierica. Th.:
Pill was brought in accordir%ty, read a' first time, and to b.
read a second time on Friday.
Mt. LONd. mtved, That' an humble Address be presented
to His MAJESTY, that tic Would kracwolly be pleased to
give dirtetions, that thew be laid briort the Housc•Copies of
Lettemot titer Right fivri. I-its`av DUN DAS, to the Gover-
nor of Grenada. and others, iciative to t islar4-0 Mired,
And the Address .to be presented by such Members as are of
His Majesty's Mist Honourable Council..
Mr. DICK INS O N sari, it was his intention to have moved
for a Bill to explain an(!:4lnentl the Act a. 11 I. so
far as relates to the Residence of the-Alergs• ; but, out of r,
spect to some Getitleiii,m. and in tvith ti .
wishcs,'lle was. willing to put his :attar, trusting, !.. ..
ever, that some step would be taken to relieve the hard,,,,p
which the C leen' 51111-efeti from the prosecution of I nfortnersJ
Mr. CORM? brought up the-Irish Indemnity Bill. • I