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the inquiry .... . informed
Mese* that it was not their inteutiou to adduce
any farther evidence before their Lordships. .
The Loan CRANCELLOIL shortly observed, that
Afterliaving read the whole of the &widener, lie did
1191 10PrePIVe any objection to the farther proceed-
,oz.: mi this Bill.
i'lle Bill war theu read a second time, and or-
der to he committed to-morrow.
i..Wbarton, the Hon. Mr. Simplon, and other
Nluabers freat the House of Commons, bron3ht
up the ilex-Seed Importation Boma); Bill. which
was Mid von the Table, and read a firali.tiuse..—
Aitiottopca: ..-
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MOUSE OF comaapvis.
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A )limber was sworn in. •
CO. Lonenstn Protented AI petition front the
Stayer and inhabitants of the City a Cork, prii Mg!
to pe ,e ast train paying presage %on wine..
cis illimel byte Earl of Onaosid.--thdered to fie
at She labeis.
Ai sca WariLtstoty btouglit up Report
lipittee to vrhich the ()film 'aving
w ritd. Ordered to ()film
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...le ila yoga
• of tieettibusitt.
. trerefest
' Theo gave notice. that he would on to-
, w eel leave to bring in a bill persuatit (met°.
,4i,
.tees eeirsinted tha Unit*, thee the
Clllikield prepared a list of the names of persons
pe:o RI: to be appointed for the trial el offences '
itted Its the Rest Indies.
e 11lwiw,'in a C usissittee, went throngh the
Indent's* Bill, the RePorief which was ordered
to be receiveslee-marrow.
Mr. Destiestre gave ootiee, that he would on
Nide, witk-Mert for leave to bring iii it bill for
oietiotthh Ithillieg and Sixpenny Duties upon
rim* Paigmliwohl
. The ll.hr,pgranting Drinehticks and Sourillte•
en the Et atiou of Raw Sisgars .sea. 'rend a
atimedt, ti - Med' scaemi I. be committed to-
eirereer.
~11140 . Sill ppee nefkad iSdllio
act
ireseheinned thaengla •
Ilse IRS coaf,artv -
.1.14 Cam 4i/etee;valltd '
et
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mule=
Deese . Ode agemeideleo of.
the-whole Him*. '0 •' ' et*
impowieg_the_treile hettremt AhiiMsettlitFall=elligt
Cepa afield pleat, direstia.mmeelielielk,e4llllr
ISta eeii _ ,aileoted • earl the *pie .lapv:ltses.
neeed. the Remit** stirred to, and '4lll
111 ci '. fkiweeestwitato
. erintilseemeek eells.
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Illeasage from the Lords Informed the Mese,
the Lords lis.l , tn. the'
dißn for preventing
• Ihellau hers the Bill for sus.
thettratrieeseitess ite a. hailed period, of
tieeeellAtlie and behind. as also
le the I* tor oreveethse IP °furrier of the Notes
tithe 111WIt ef 'belated, wills an anteadaseut. to
which tlolsjdgmd
steryd tc eentairrenet of the /kW.
• ilk 'little,- thatitbo .Intlk eat
Ttleteday mete for the • •
11111**Geeeddelbagto efishdier et meet
sends of eeiseiletiug Ole fervent 'a* Great Uri.
Ightimed lesleid. '. • , 0:
Mr. Wltiarpli %/might .14p, *ipss std'
Coleafeittlre,isf-Ways .inid .Varameowittekeiag thS
IleisAlts tie eitpetheeee etesig4 4480.410.
et 4h11.44 which ten . go, end At
alit tete breirglit Ist to rim mei int*
effect.
Mop Ole Order of the Day fir taking into
emmodendielt the Report of the Committer=
the Mutiny Sill, it was resolved. That the weft be
recommitted, fur the perpoae of making furtheralliel
tenitions and enws•dinents in the mine.
The Sat:SETA'S pt %Vail proposed a variety of
such iu the Committee, the principal of wbieli arra
as follow :-41 was proposed to introduce a chime'
kr estulding Covarnimicetera of Excise to greet
licenses to persons holding cm iterosin the neigh.
huurlicrod of camps and istilantj platters. It was
necriesre that the melt should lave the means of
reereelien, hat that instead of going any distance
to ete.kosees, they ibent4 be more immediately
wider the eye of their officers. !lithe' to the 11-
eeuses tor ouch places bed be, is granted b 3 the
Th„ristnites, but that tootle was tinted to he ta-
ttooed with issenveniesieltll, as the Magistrates
greased liewielle but mire * year ; to remedy
whieli, toe premed triode would he found desirable.
The next amendment wet to extend the elteoll-
/ mil /turn billets% I ;use canteens. Another clause
~1. for the pommy of exempting such swimmer
4.. might be nupllnfif le the coeveymace of mili-
. . der's, 11.1101.1. &c.
p owl which Might he
slastse= m lee i* Awed lir law, from
the stewing seek ee their passing
thees# tense**. *mew chew regarded the
preahres for refusing to receive billets, which, in
'let 'ease or Ireland were fixed at such penalties as
exited in unit mak, for such offence. at the time
of passisig the :sat et Union. Another amend-
meet respected the time and mode Of attesting
recruits. There was also another elem., enabling
Courts Menial to indict more revere penalties on
Commissaries • convicted of embrzeling Stores
MI foreign service. the present not being foetid
snifirient to prevent the conweiseitie of such
earners.
In this clam, Sir TRONA& TOSTOIII alsiletall alb
ILr generality and uncertainty of the weed mix
islarsi. in ite.,•rilting the offence, which. epee
suggeotiun of Mr. Briscoe HAratraST, was flaaatl-
.l ?PT tit- aildaion of the woolfromileimelipjameie.
liia JeDWAssip Jimangst;o. aeinlinegiteellbe
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the Plymouth Po-
oext.,rAiljourord.
7NeE.

FROM TUR PORTIMUESE PAPERS.
Lt/son, Fro. 17.
We ore authorised by supreme orders to com-
municate to the public the following--
e TRACT or AL, LETTee, VllOll 111[1111.1.11, Or TRS
BTh FERIVARY :
The French who were iii La /fistieha retreat
precipitattily to Nladrid, leaving behind them bag-
gage, and a quantity of awns, winch General the
.11urquis de Pill:min hasordered to becollected. A
Cit'etintati Gentleman has also arrive/ here, with dis-
pate hes from tbe Se pretneJnota ; he st ate*, that when
be lett Germany, the Anlidoke John had already
entered the Tyrol, nod that it is probable the
Archdale Charles has entered Bavaria. He m-
eows us, also, that in the port of Trieste there
weft 430 mil of ship furthe transport of troops.
irtere to be convoyed by the ,English; !big
intelligence has animated all, on 'crania of its im-
peding the fresh reinforeements which the French
wished to firing into Sprain. The enlistment of
troops in these provinetai is incessant, us is the ma-
nufacture of all kinds of emir, for the purpose of
organizing a new army, and arming the IN alit.—
(I..s.Jone Gasrtir./
finder the head Cathy is given an iiiventory
or the cargo of the Sac Attu nom of ear, ar-
rived at Cadiz Crum Vera Cruz, ceniiisling of .
9.939.341 dollars--to which is subjoined this fill-
leraug. oirervation : " Great will be the disgust
which-10r, Ea-General 31urla will receive, on
:teaming tfa intelligence, which destroys his hairs.
Iwo orectral migitruot, mid. hie forelmilimpi. This
miccoer strives happily- anir opportunely to enable
!irtis to maintain the • erred cause of the come-
tqy will "Rion' fur the greater inorti-
litatili of tlic*:smr 1111orla, and the despair of tl7e
'41.141t BOlMPorelfidlitwerilegions robber of Ea-
"wet w haiiiiissaltiltisycleni and destroys us ;
411111111illastirislieslo do worse, by depriving ito
11( rte liolto of retrieving our pitiable state, by
imemwOlt Jilt vacasart from '
lin. 110.
thaws few days things have taken a dicier-
ent turn; we have new received iutormation front
Trieste, that the Austrians have declared war
against Franca. The troth of this intelligetire is
said to be confirmed by letters received here from
the Swedoh Consul at Seville, and it is we gent.-

rally believed, that more than a dozen of the pa.-
seogeni who keel engaged to go by the Waisiaghan
hare declined going; indeed, it seems probable
that something has happened to interfere with the
plans of the Fnruch, by their not following up the
advastages they have gained at Coronas and Vigo.
On the contrary, they are said to have retreated
towards the frontiers of Frame ; at any rate, they
remahi quiet with respect to offensive operations.
THE'BRITISH4FRESS.

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DOSDON.
• , WEDNESDAY. Manta AI
--wiss-u--.
. We here received Portegucse Papers to the 41st.
',Mt .f..140,/tiols4 we *dl made some estracts.
"114.4641frallosta env between, Frauce and Austria
applausAuslhosu bras prevalent iu Purtuial st that
date. • ' I. 1
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7118 Geuele of last night contgius ea accusal's,
IselE
the entrgiace of the Burst duct in Ihisque a.
mesas
'mid the take, a devtruy t'w, three
part IP b
frigates at Salle d*Olorsue.—Fur the • ss
we refer the reader to The Casette.
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The charges sgeinst the Duke of Yost 04 1
the evidence upon them, will be bikes into cap+
deration this day iu the House of Commons. It is
supposed that Mr. WAILDLE nit3llll to wove " That
tlicy be laid before Hia MAJusTY." and duet Minis-
ters will move the 'previous questiou. These mu-

The public attention is anxiously directed * the
result.
The Mouirear. which has forma suds ample
subject for, sarcastic erentnent its the late expedi-
tion to Spans, and of shwa gisessuNdiuu is tin
arcouat of ear loses se, illeitetwill restisiberk-
ation from Comma.. will no droliti diem* as
pious matter for animadversions, *lea proper time;
in the present charges preferred aria* hisis
weeder-in-Chief. Every nlap diublirlfmle of
Commons advance is 1141 ollifirftnols *triers
plunges them into greaser end is
likely to . produce smastimillr, Allneuter
results. It ie. now souk ttsl wilverally Is&
witted, that all d issilt'aie Wien worm
diaries er irtewleises, tbs. slue examination of
*idea* at Ott bar. If the mod. orhikft Mr.
Wteasareaci rsesuimuled. aiptl is which ,Mr.
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Woassa wool ben soisioned. hod has.. allsti•
ed ; epmely. to lon refined the Meusliptim ef
tba tossinewo ad a Vemmittete; above ;him ehe
publicity and emodel of the tntaimatiou mmald have
bent Mtn easiness degree smelled. But Waft
the Duke's legal advisers, nor the. Mielsters.
ebose to embrace that most judicious line of action.
In rejecting it, they nutuifested, at once, an ill-
judged confideace in the redoes' of their dint's
case, and an tuapankiaable iguonntee of the nature,
as well as the temper, of the present times. They
either did not, or they would not, see, that though
the Duke of Yuaa smilers ostettaibly attached, yet
the whole Royal Family was indirectly implicated
in the consequences. It is they who have given to
the public tibia story in all its -nudity—who have
covered the walls of every street its the Metropolis
with hirleceat advertisements, and who have filled
the shops with meretricious caricatures. To
deal, and to their fetal friendship, his Royal
Highness awes it, that his mane it united with
that of the lowest and vilest of society—with
the ligairrs, the liovaNuatts, and the Fe-
yearn. It is true that the evidence given be-
fore a Committee Could ultimately have come
before the public. But haw?—Through another
medians. Suhataotial justice would he done by the
one course equally as by the other, but with this
advantage iu favour of a Secret Committee ; by
that count. the essential truth would be wade ap-
parent,' but free from all the grossness and de-
grading eircuutstances that have atteuded the pub-
lic exhilatioo at the Bar. Anzio's, to are exalted
birth and high offscial statists revered and respected,
particularly at this revolutionary vent of the world,
we must regret, for ow# own sakes, in well as
for the Duke's, that Mr. li'lacLv.tt. had net suffi-
cietit judgment to avoid this error; if it has
net been on the part of Ministers, as some
persons shrewdly suspect, a wilful one. Ano-
ther. though a less Atudinnetool miatake,
seems to bare been in allowing the witnesses who
were called to•the Bar to give uny evideoess.. or to
relate any facts, except such es affected the C 4111.•
waader•ia-f lee/ alirielly. It was not the eatimee,
the expenses, or the conduct of the Duke of Void,
that the House were called me to examine. Yet no
limits, either •of decorum or of propriety, seem to
have bait laid down by the Hisse. Corm:ay and
malignity hare found ample gratification by die;
closures altogether irrelevant or unnecessary. If
the Admirsistratiou should more and early the
pr, %ions qiitation on Ur. AIIDLX'S motion, what-
vs r it may be, it is doubtful whether they will
not Bud themselves in a greater emir:summitries*
titan they are aat this time. For the danger
is, that the counties, indignant at the rejection
or sown:seism of further issisairy, nosy commie
meetings in order to address the throne fur the
removal of the Duke from his stating. t)ii the
other hand, if. as bus been suggested, and is
by many persons believed, the House of Com-
mons should cote to carry ut.s the minutes of their
proceedings, and of their evidence. to the feet of
the Throne. the consequences may not be less ca-
lamitous.. We do not Mcßae to state them in de-
bit, of to poisrtray with secuneey our apprehensions
on this delicate subject. They may, however, said
they will be felt, by effry good imbjeet or citizen.
Whither the ,Coututander4a-Chief is, or is not,

brought to trial, greet politic evils and conhorimi
arc to be apprehended. To pursue the
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further, at the present amateur. would be
tenis. This week mast decide tbe business. • ,
IegeRRER2I3IIIIII.
Perhaps in no feature of the Spanish charaeter,
as a notate. have we been spperently more deceiv-
ed, than in the esi...etation of their displaying some
storks of religious esithtisinam, end of laminae*.
Loss we be asZcielisly asmoished at their apathy
mad indifference, while the lognisition has bete
sappressed, the Revenues of the Catholic Churl..'
seised on by two Foreign Mafiosos, and lbe pea.
,sessioas of the Clergy coufiscated in part Ly tiles
intraders ? Can we enough admire the -profeuad
submission with which ',divan end bigotted a
people have beheld the imprisonment bf the SOWS,.
reign Pontiff. the oriaihilatisio of the Papal Power.
cud the occupation of the limiter. by DORA*
PARTS ? Yet gm hand hes been armed, and no
dagger has been lifted up armitrstivini or against
his substitute and representative, June& We
have read. indeed. of seine preleaded attesapte. of
women. or others et lasadad. ageinst certain of
the French Gastrula • bat ilsay seem to be mere
fabrications propagated it Seville. or at Lis-
bon, for purposes of delusion These bets may,
and certsualy ought, to awakes our refectfagion.S•
mew doubts-MOW bide enmity pre.
to exist in Sono towards the invaders. It
certainly is not a vindictive, a warm, or so active
priaff*. Should NAPOLZOR, nevertbsiese. be
compelled to evacuate the capital. and the central
provinces of Spun, in order to oppose Aestria, of
'which there is (very indication, we may hope that
the dormant sentiments of loyalty. and of national
isidepru deoce. which have been crashed mud nearly
exthigunhed. will burst anew into action through-
out Spain. Europe is obviously opprosiching the
moment of its emancipation or of its complete
sistopigetion sod reductsou undo the yoke of its.'
revoliolopery typal. Aspirin arm delay. but she
cootie% avert. the smuggle which ia become neceo.
sore foe her saiseesee us a stele. Prebably April
will eintermite this Mal efflirelof the ancient dy-
Unities. Ir; sonata their utter destruction.
lbw euelatme of prisoners Ass been oelgoeiated
iiitlOthe liking of litsi mune. A cartel hie area
nisimailesl. said will sail in a few days from the
Nine; .phe will false tspwards of SWO Danish pri-
-011 MOM principally seamen, and return with an
equal number.

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711114 RIAL FARILLItellen mode of greetiog lissoms to the bei9er
0vem00...-. bed better tenant. ad heretofore. is I
HOUSE OF LORI*, reissaW,MAllirn-M- •- Magistrates; who sliest. by A dense 1
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• pope, bo ' to pot each ..I
STILL end amuses IP. MC miaisikivis nit 011111 Illainstliate=ragiati to bold sessional
counclL tf Allaßbialal.
liese, rotifer than intradocieg* new jai
Sir Samuel Homily ear; hoard ilia
.- The SreacTsitY at WAR consented
• Appeal, on the eartlif ie I pod the th„,,,, iderati, alba, „time tin to.it
Lod Advocate' to
It°. A PIN.I" this ullsigricstiou!
loots. The ferther • jibV ponce! Tifie Vwel o being resumed, the Re
till Frisky. . e
, tiered to he received tomorrow.
. ,•110,-‘O9lll rrY b°° Bill, She /)1 lM' 1 Ile further corAitterstion of the P 1
tlmlar; guaPeali" Bins*" thtt 161111 Bon[ rote Ike Bill was postponed to Friday next,
Bill. win read -a third have. rodtamed. _ ____...
WI (mows IROSSAVE'S DituRCIG BILL
Gemmel appeared at the Bar. cud, in answer 'to . POREIGN INtELLICF:N
the inquiry of the Lord Chancellor. inrortued the 1 FROM TUR PORTS%UESE PAI

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