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is signed on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-bins, stamped is
the dunk, as the superior quality of this Blackins has induce .1
•eviral ha*tr impostors to sell spurious compositions under rho
above mine

rte. CASE Of A NOtii.r.mats.
By deiire of a Nobleman, aged .54, Mr. Rltleaf;
publishes the following Case, that pehons in a similar era/
may know what will relieve them :
Vexation and A relict ion brought on, many years since, Nervous
ComgLints, Relaxatino and Deblity : immense quantities of Mee
&Gime impaired his Stomach, and produced Acidity and Hatt.
lence, and a train of nervous affec, ions, which molested peace,
con Von, and enjoyment, by irritations, horrors, fears, tremhlings,
and ploy, transient pains; and his head was grievously distressed
with hiseings, huazlno, giddiness, &c. In this miserable state,
having, as hebellevrs, gene through the whole Mate* Medics.,
he bad recourse to -ftymor's Cardiac and Nervous tincture, from
the daily use of which he obtained must comfortable relief.
N. B. Letters to Mr. Rymer, (Or Advice or Medicines, will be
duly attended to —Reigate, August, 1415.
sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by
Messrs. Sutton and Co.(late Dicey and Co.) No. 10, Bow Cherdi-
rad.; and Retail by Fred. Smith, No. *, Haymarket; Randall,
Royal Eschange ; Bacon and Co. Oxford-street; P. Newberg
and Son, 45, *. Paul's Church-yard ; 1. Harris, come of Lady
gue-fitreet t and by every Vender of Patent Illedichsee to the
United &ngdona, In bombs, at es. 6d. Se. Ila. ; and in plats, at
Sao. by which there Is& considerable saving.
Of whom may be had,price Ss. in boards, Eighth Edifies,
A tract upon Dyspepty. or Ihdlgestlon,and the Hypochondriac •
Dimwit; and upon the Inflammatory se ReittlarOdut, and the
I Atonic, rregular, or Flying Gout : with various Cases of Nervous
lidious, Paralyt le, an; Spasmodis Affections • Meow of Rehm-.
den and Debility; Broken Constitution; Habits impaired by in.
=firm, Climate, etc. Together with the specatieatkin Odle
virtues of that extraordinarTioatent Medicirw, the Car.
dibc.und Nervotft Timers; end of the various Risseetis sod
Compiaintain which It Wadothditsted; old alto boon, Efferso,
Ste. JAy Jews Rymer. ;Bryon.

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PARLIAMENT/Mr .PROGELPINGS.

HOUSE' OF LORDS. APRIL 11.
ROYAL ASSENT.

• Tice Royal Assent *ls given by Commission to the Pfintess
. eitnetotte's Establithment iii 1, kloosparte's Detention Bill, the
Helena Intercourse Bill, the Excise Dudes BM, the Lea*
Ril°, the Promissory Notes BM, the American TPtle.Cisn'ets-
tion Rill, the. Irish Excise Duties Bill, the Bask Advanursall,
the Manchester Water-Werke Ml, the Enter Gus Lighp,Blll,'
Ike Southwark Bridge Bill, ansLienradd Atha Prleatalilli.-seThe
'Commissioners were theutso•CßAsiczrioa. aid the Buda AC
Mara t ssayar aad Hozeowur:
the Transportation Dill was read a woad dm, and ordered
to be printed.
The Butter and Cheese impottadon Duty 111114 went through
.the Committees.
• Mr. HONK Sowttsta, Mr. C. GeAuf, and *them brought
up from the Comnbms, the Corohers 11W, and the Highliad
" Society's Bill, which were read the first time. : • •
The House then Adiotinted to Friday, Apdl the sotto *-
• HOUSE OF COMMONS. '‘
• The SPEAKER acquainted the House, that he had been up
to the House of Lords, to hear the Royal Assent given by
Commission to the Princess. Charlotte of Wales's Provision Bill,
BoraPant's Detention Bill, end several other Public and Private
Bills.
Mr. Serjesnt 01431.0 W give notice, that he should move on
;the 9th of May, for the repeal of the Interest Laws.
• The Coroners' Allowance:. Bill was read a third time, and

peurd•
' Petitions were presented against the Duties on Leathtr, from
• Abingdon, County of Oxford, Wattage, Tewlesbury,
• . k-Moors, Enter, and the West at Scotland.
NAVY PAN OFFIOE,
Mr. ROSE wished to offer to the House, some
explanation in answer to the charge made by a Noble
-,Baronet last night, that the Accounts in the Navy
Pay Office had not beep made up since 1786, at least
,iso far as regarded Ships' Books; he had made some
inquiries this morning, and the result was, a dis-
' covery that the Honourable Member was correct in
his statement. This was to be accounted for in some
measure, by the act of 1785, which had completely
altered le mode of proceeding With these Accounts.
When an inquiry was instituted by Oa authority of
**that House IMO the Navy Offices, and particularly
those of the Civil Department ; the Comptroller of
the Navy, a most honourable and diligent Officer
and who war also a Member of Parliament, had been
examined before the Commissioners,. and admitted
• that the Accounts were not made up; at the same
time expressing his opinion that it was very proper
they should be, as early as the beavyipress of current
business would allow time to attend to them. There
was another Gentleman in the Navy Department,
to to was not stupefied in diligence and indefatigabi-
lity by any one, whom he (Mr. Roes) bad ever met
with during the whole time he bad been In office.—
This Gentleman (Mr. Daysh) did not belong to his
department, but he bad been questioned on this sub-
ject, and though he was quite convinced of the pro.
priety of attending to these Accounts, be was oil
opinion that no evil could arise from the delay, and
that. it was of much more importance to attend to the
current business of these Offices, taking the very firit
opportunity to examine and settle the Accounts of
th 2 period alluded to. He would beg to inform the
House, that it was no easy task to get through this
business; it required four Clerks to make the exa-
mination, and the Books and Papers were very vo-
- luminous ; however, he could give an assurance, that
whenever the Clerks were disengaged from their
• more immediately insaortant duties, this was one
which should be attended to.
. Sir C. POLE was glad to hear the acknowledge-
ment of his correctness, last night, as to the unsealed
state of the Accounts spoken of ; but be begged the
House to bear in mind what he had said t he had
expressed a hope that the competent and responsible
Clerks would not be discharged till this business was
settled. He was deeply impressed with the im-
portance of acting in this manner; the public had
a right to the settlement of these Accounts, for it
was no joke to say, that the Ships' 13ooks had not
been settled for so many years.
TOBACCO.

Mr. FRANKLAND LEWIS moved, that the
Committee on the Importation of Seeds and Foreign
Wool be instructed to consider of the propriety of in-
troducing the cultivation of Tobacco into this coun-
try.—Agrced to.