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HOUSE OF LORDS,4I7NR
Their Lordships did nut assemble till :earl: half-tins* four,
when the judgMents of yeaterd.4 were re a td confirmed.
Sir G. Cociscas, Mr. Baocuscri,• CaLVEILT, and others.
brought up the New. London Brid-;e- 130, t ssecsed tax
Composition Bill, he Foreign Prize "Aloney Distribution BM,
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STRICTURES CURED BY INTERNAL MEDICINE.
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PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON STRIC-
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describing an Effectual Mode of Cure by an Internal Medicine;
and proving the application of Instruments unnecessary, and ge-
nerally productive of Injury. Illustrated by Cases. And on
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iluor Albus, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation.
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ecieery Bill, the Minehea ci Harbour Bail, and the Gas Light and
Coke Company Bill, with the amendments agreed to ; and also
some private Bills, which were afterwards read a first time.
Mr. KENNEDY brought up a Message from the other House,
requesting that this House would communicate a copy of the
Report made by the Select Committee of their Lordships on the
Appellant Jurisdiction of this House.
The LORD CHANCELLOR then informed the Commons'
Deputation, that their Lordships would send an answer by Mes-
sengers of their own.
The Manchester Waterworks Bill, and the Southwark Bridge
Improvement Bill, were respectively read a third time, passed,
and messaged to the other House.
Upon the motion of the Earl of Strarreseutty, the Brimstone
Duties Drawback Bill, the Registry of Vessels Bill, and the
Scotland Linen Manufacture Bill were also read a third time,
passed, and messaged to the Commons.
Lord sTo WELL moved his amendment in relation to Mar-
riages abroad, as a rider, or, the proposal for re4ding the Bill
intitled an Act for Amending the Laws respecting the Solenull-
sation of Marriages in Ragland a third time.
The LORD CHANCELLOR next suggested some verbal
amendments in the clause for the settlement of property, when
forfeited by unlawful marriages in minors, which were agreed
to; when the Bill was read a third time, passed, and messaged
to the other House.'
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY now reported from the stand-
ing Committee, to whom are referred all Bills relating to trade,
that it was expedient to entertain the New Beer Bill, lately sent
up from the other House to their Lordships ; and he bad, there-
fore, to move that it should be read a second time.
Lord AUCKLAND said, that objections were likely to be
made against some provisions of the Bill. lie hoped that due
notice would, in consequence, bto given of its pacing on to a
Committee of the House.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY, in explanation, said, that if
their Lordship. shOuld suffer, the,Bil to go to a second rekding
now, it would afterwards be moved to be. printed, at.l due Ro-
th* *Mild be gi.ob of the snbsequent stages.—The preseur Bill
aecordingly read a second done; and ordered' to be printed
for-the infeneethin (atlas Hotteeri..Adjsearried till to-morrow..
• HOUSE OP C041.510N1,. • - • •
Conliff't DIU *thrthrtiogh' a Connidttet.unal
were heard on the part of Mr. Canliff.—The hill was reported.
An Account was ordered of the hUmber of carriages called Sys,
drawn by one assossesaed, and the amount ofasses.user.t,
The Soothe/ark Court of Requests Bill was read a third time
end pined.
Lbed A. HAMIL'T'ON presented a Petition from the-Minis-
gets andAssoeiste,Coagregstido of C.smbuslethenagainst Slavery,
Mr. HUME presented a Petition from Mr. Drieer Yansin,
fn YothihiFe, eomplaiiiing tif she operation of the Excise Laws,
by which- be considered himself as unjustly oppressed, The
Hue. Diember said, that the oath of the Excise °Seer was sulll-

eientomiess the person complaioed of could disprove thk abareq
which it would be often impossible for him to do even if is+J
Were innocent. ' The COniPlatnt againit the Peeitioner we:, 04
AROMATIC SPIRIT OP Al ROAR: I his malt was wetted at an improper time. rib 414 seriiiitsW 1
TilS gieeable perfumed lignor • the original iii- I ready to disprove. • The Magistrates; •hirsteevet; comileceli him, I
ton of Nfr. Henry) which Is of w mutt clicary hi , though tbey.erpretiod their cunvican.at,die same time that ii 4
relieving Faintness and Hcad-ache, mid iti crittnteratring the , fraud was intended. The Incise Laws were oppressive, ao4,
areal of eider-heated, close. or infected sir, continsietle be' pre. I Ought to be• reyi-ed,
mv.d. tp the ream perfection, by Kean% THOS. and WII. b*.; 1111.1 out etprefted * Wish that the bate lath thispt
ENRY, 31anufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in be•rifirisitti, witb a sille* of arriendmen,.• r
~.. . ..,. . ; )..0.
London. wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bailie and tiiiir, . hiIn.LUSHINGTON mid, the Pe beikila. gild
Perftnners, Cockspur-street.; and Retail; price RI. Rd: by one . oellerieled late!). 41 the bealemoof a ata4st 44e nitg*hvive
agent:or most in every-pr 111433 Toole ; but it eatOot be galtitie, , acted from ignorance. without ae fraishaltiit intention: 'l.lcl-r-
-unless the names of the above IPoParate are ebtraoad.an the.. grated. that the Non. Menthe'', before he presented the Witt:lon,
Governs:seat atantp, which is hied over the gotta .ealch.box. had • sat *etithilitkieated the beta in the proper quartet: He
Proper Sponge Wars are sold by Bayley and .iiiese. as-nausik—,abboid.then imat been better promired Stith an aviswer.. ..
As above may also be had, autbenticato bt a. sling* Maw, i ,Aor„ *few words front Mr. Heats tft rketme, 4,44iend
flee av's CALetNan• Mad/14118.‘, is bottles lii** *is ''' 14$itit gik'S 1 ti)
gfirtittitgtl OM. Mid a 'WI liii.ni tidertilliasil- i
stoppers, at hs. 6d. • - - - • . . .r •
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