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ISWERIAL PARLIAMENT.

Valuable FREEHOLD, MARSH LAND,. and FA RNIS
in KENT, and an AN N inTY of sot. per Annum, s,:t.ured
on Estates in Jamaica.
TO BE SOLO BY ALIC4'ION,
By Mr. SQUIBB,
At Garraway's, on Thtirklay, March 1, at Twelve o'Clock.
EVEitA.L LOTS of very Valuable MARSH
LAUD of most excellent quality, containing altogether
about 21i Acres. situated in the parish of Stone, within five
miles of Rye, and six of Tenderden; also very valuable
Meadow,. Pasture. Arable. and Hop-Ground, containing up-
wards of a I Acres, all lying coinpad. and contiguous to tne
Town of Tunbridge, and
.a very eligible and compset Free-
hold Farm, containing upwards of 70 Acres of excellent
Meadow, Paiture, Arabic. and Hop-Ground, situated 41
the Parish of Chart Sutton, within 7 miles of Maidstane ;
also an Annuity of pl. per annum, granted in the yeii 1775,
for two Lives, together with siasl. Aricars thereof, secured
on an :state in Jamaica.
The Estates may De viewed, and printed Particulaii had
at the Star inn. Maidstone ; New Inn, Romney ; 'George
Inn, Crai•brouk ; Swan, Town Malting; Clown, Seven
Oakes; Black Lyon. Farningliam I Crown. Tunbridge; at
the place of Sale; of Messrs. Witham, 8, Gray's I nn•squire;
of Mr. Wakeman, 43, North Baker-street; and *of Mr.
Squibb, Saville-row.

the circumstances attending *the. strongest event
which bad taken place 'deritig the last c insielign ;
the daWn of which appeared
..se ,auspicious to the
cause of Egrope, as to give rise. to Ideas the 'moit
flattering, the close of which had been 'hand so
pregnant with disaster. In his opinions nothing
that had yet passed could fairly be stated, to render
such an investigation unnecessary. The whole afe
fair, it was true, had already b. en agitated before,
what was called a Court of Inquiry ; but the pro-
ceedings of that atiimbly had by no means satisfied
an indignant nation. For his part,' however highly
••
lie might think of those individuals who formed that
Court of Ingiairy, nothing could appear to hint more
~
inconsistent with the principles of British lurispnt-
dence tfihn the institution of such a tribunal.. His
Lordihip proceeded to state his obje6tions to a Court
of Inquiry at large, adducing, in support of his own
ideas, several citations from Lord Wodehouse, Mr.
M'Arthur, and Mr. /Wye ; and forcibly pointed
out the impropriety and tol
.ly of attempting to draw
information from those very parties who were atter- •
wards to be made amenable to the laws of their
country, in a regular court of justice; thus foolishly.
endeavouring to ascertain the truth by puttiog qses-
tiOrtilo-111ratseieeeeesatte.o.eieldnee thrill to critemate
themselves. No measure could possibif he tenter ~
calculated than this illegal prorate', to defeat its own
..;
end. His Lordship here laniented our Valour.had
been stiewn in vain, that oar triumphs had proVed •
enavailing. An insurrection broke out at Medrid in
May, the Southern provinces shorily after rose in
rebellion against melt invaders; and their exainple .
HOUSE OF CUSTATO,NS . . wes soon followed by the Northetu provinces. It
,'.'a • Gregson'sDivorce Bill,was read e second time, and eas not his design at present to speak at large on
ordered to.be,comMittetl.. . • . the caeaisteseinces attending theie revolt,. but it there
:
. Mr. BANKS reported from the Committee for in- existed el.' possibility of Spain's deriving esSistence
quiring into the mode of conferring Cadetships, &c.' front a foreign power, no Goverment could possibly
for India, that John Anuesley Shoe had been- guilty have been more competent to afford it th,tn tilt! of
of gross prevaricalion, and:peeved that he. be taken England wee at that precise.period, from a-variety
into custody by the Serjeant at Arms, which was of adventitioas circumstances. At that juncture
agreed to. . .• . there were two expehtions already fitted out; one
The Eighth Report of the Commissioners for actually then in the I.llediterraueate having been scot i
ascertaining the expellees: of Auditing Public Ae- .out to take Ceuta, which, on their arrival-in the
counts in Ireland, was presented, and ordered to Mediterranean, they found themselves Mc:limbic of
be print. . ~ . . -• eccetnplialting, and there eyes is force, co'nsisting of
Mr. VV. PoLE gave notice, that on Therstlay next . seine 13 or 14,000 naen, which had been sent out
he will move fur leave to being in a Bill to. enable to look for another expedition in ,the Baltic. All
Widows of Naval :Officers to receive -their pensions these, bad they been properly eoncentratede woults.
at their own' houses. have, formed a mass of force welchinigin probably
:.• . ,
.Mr. FORsTERIS Bill for more etleeleally pre- at that crisis have afforded Sliatit aSiiitatiCtf the Most
venting Forgeries on the. Governor and Comeany effectual, Instead of adopting such a Measure, atter
of the. Bank of Ireland, • was reed ailiest time, and long wavering, it was determined to make an attack
ordered to be read a second time on Friday fleet, and on Lisbon, and Sit Arthur Wellesley wits chosen to
to f printed. eonitualid hi tile 'expedition. His Lerds:tip Isere .
Mr. WIIeaTON bran:alit up a Report of the. Corn- made sense observatione on the policy of sending, at
tnittee of Supply'., Tee resolutions were read and that period, a military.itar.ce' to Portugal; Lisbon •
agreed to, and Bills wcte ordered ateendtitely, was -not of that., iniportance whitta) his 'Majesty's
co
•
•tA essaee from the klouse of Lords anoouneed Ministers
.inight itnueine. that' was there in Lis-
their -Lordships' assetit to the Malt Duty Bill, '.l x- bon to render it an objet of suchnsagnituele i There
chequer Bills •Bille &c.. i , could not be one :Member in the Hattie cepeele of
,thinkittg, but i ; II
'lame second reading. dl the Bill relating to the Of; ieet .f esootiapeireiettaelleil taajt 1,...111.1ek
fit= of Constable iii *eland, was 1)0)1-11011L:d till tile. to it %'itir...ii 'his M.ljesty's Mensters did List sumnier,
first 711:uesdayt atter due holidays, . . he wtedd, ere this, have been m 'poNseesior, of it.
,The Irish Nlilitia Trenster Bill was read e third. But the Frenele Ruler was nut au euxious for the
time, and passed. . . , e . firing of Park iunia ringing of bells, &c. as those
On.the- motion of Mr. 111/SKISSON, Mrs. Mary who had projected the expedition to Lisbon. Bee-
Anne Clarke was,erdered to attend a Committee of.. naparte looked forwent to objeasinore glorious, aud .
the whole House on ‘'Veduesdey, . bringing with her more important ; sensible where a' real advantage
.the letters relatipg,LO irt,er .sqpitratiott o'olo the Duke ' may be oatained, his ferces are now einpleyed in
of 'York. Mr..Welnieley met Miss Tay forvere or- Spain. • liistead oapogring his cohorts into Portneed,
deredeo attendat the. same time. he regas.:s that country with contetopt, nor. salter:,
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On aennewt..ot me.; F.,,,ltivrillt.. the Iktonse agreed impetienees is pc'esese Lisbo nto frustrate ally of his •
to resolve itself into, it t:!—Otnittitlee. op Thursd.iy, to ottlo luqls6 res• liot at the period it was cotisideß'd
' as imporemt, because a Fi'encli eeity a iii a It:lse:et
take into consideration tile cultivation, ot in'his. acid
Hemp in Itelattd. ~. , - '. .. , fleet were "contained within its vie-ILitre. .r:1,.,,,e kit,.
~ .. . .
Sir TttOilAS ,Toteroe preposed that Mr. LoWton e jets were ce SUlncitmt importatice to excite oar at-
do bring all 'suck papers a; may he in his pos,ussion, ,telition acid existing tarcurnstalices at thattiiite, 'were
Colisirleresd by IllOSi;,wfio were least sanguine, as eer-
relative to anjetettnaattioes with Airi. Claike, more ,
especieily tljoAtt coneetted with ha raiing money in tin lire, i's dour succes. i Frelich artily eel oil
tlieDuke of York's name,, , . from. every commenication with itny other Fr!iii..:4 •
~
• Ihe CRANCEIAOR of. the .EXCIIEQUEtt
,spot a Noreq, in the mielst of a Hostile country, tautiediatt-ly
. .
Dlt. NORllls's GENUINE •FEVER. DROPS. - few words in reply. •,, . .. adjoining to another liestile country then in :urns,
After which Sir Triomes TVRTON asserted. flint ii".Prived at' -.2. res9wc". Vss'at'cleiniaed of all ae-..
THE Profesietor of this Valeable-Medioineewhich
sources.by.tatio, seeey,,iie tonst lia,.'e I houzia,, Whet-
has btootilhe,test of the esPerienee airport; than half IllOSe paperein the pois6sion of the Solicitor ought:
a century, considers it his .tot'` to r,:eanuncndit to all per. to be laid before the Islouee. Ile, however, (lid not Q-Ve-l' livy-6e the sueceAS Of the Crench UTM,I3 other
tile ertuy is :it Lelia Si.Tdre ; more ezipeci.
sorts going to any part (it th.: west Indies at this tia'rticutar" -
the ve4low 1,-,,,„, h„ to .pres i the matter, if it Was cousidered 0 rctarding P.m
3 fleet •
crisis, as that dreadful Ili:wider,
• cently made.its appearance iii Ilarbialtics, and sOtne other of m .illy whoa thus sittLitvd, they were ohli dto tillural
ore important busittees~
-tire Islands. 't, sae Proprietor, having been live yetirs in that Mt. PoNSONEY informed the House that GI Fri- a triumph to 'Bvitislt colour, it Lo could doubt 14.1;
quarter, can confidently say', that, it taken agreeable to the
_2 • , , , , . • ,
Diredlons tomtit. Cacti' Bottle, it is an infairibie eeineere day .next he.vs,eale make his InkAtlon 're40:.,..; .to tetse , their eee.er was et ..en erlJ, i 1 `_l titat their fiintl relic..
' tiQli Wotild fltkti beet' the etfeass tit the piteweii 01
not only in the Yellow .Fever, but in every species of feser • recent transattions in Spain.,
(ruin a common Cold to the most alarming extent of the Die. Atter a few words from Lord Te.-st Pee, MieWhir- our.antlY • Ili% Lordship proceeded to state the nt.-
order. In Chilli:en Teething, the I-looping Cough, Bowel • d .
.cessity of haying an armeintee, intended to accont-
complaints and ,the Nkasies wpicwrtri.os,:miriellivw.itly eetinfieenee; brea gave notice, that on Mondey next he would
have never gem known to tail 'of g a perre Mlle- , make, his motion relating to,Ameeican Alf ars. push such at' "Jat**l) pr"l'ealY talutl,Ped ; aed :Ibur,l-7
rolulist.e.,l:?ornity lsottle, 21$. to b.: had only at the Dodoes A conversation totlowed, in whieli. Sir James all, 'het ii. should leave a Commander in C"..i.cr
Hale, the chlocellor of nee E. 1 :mes • coinpetent to direet the op-era:lens cif suee .a tot
.N . 29, Lower Brook-street, where ottlefs for aix-ec eepaer, r.. ‘ ie.:-
tie then censureci"the encotmeaed moue; it: whlc;..
portation With ample allowance, are duly executed Sinal.r, ae ti ' 'I, .... .1 Vt AAti ;
the variees expeditions had been leorked, and the
Bottles, solo wholesale and retail.•by Mesta's. naval am" trey`, yore! 011594161, 0,1141 ..il r. , ederead, Pore each
tr.aneet'lit ‘'':atitcl.l they were to t.O'intou.
Cc. Ise, Oxford-street, and by most respectable Vendcrs at of thin a pare,. it was agreed, that on Vriday next
Ntedicine.ciruitons
Also Dr. NOR R I a's celebrated A Isry I- Di I:10 uS PI LIS, Mr* P""°')by'S motion sbotild he snide; that ..alr.
. Whitbread's should give place to the Army end Nevy nteat.ewith each other, spuists eft tie little ittipOrtaliCe
with ample leireitions-, 28. sei. clic hoe.. . -
lestimatese on Monday next, but that it sheuld be atieched to Sir Hew Daletepple, but a Short flint
brought forward on Monday se'nlaele. . previous to his being appointed to the chief commatid ;
Sir'hir Ea HALE Int.4ed, that all the papers in the the sudden changes iii their measures adapted oil
posseision of Mee. Clarke be, examined , .but with- slight grounds, ' merely at the suggestion •ot. 'one .of
drew his motion on the,Chancellor of the Exche- the Spattish Deputies, who it should appear WO sa-
lvor's stating it. to be useless, mid tending untieces- Jetted fur the perpese of infotinieg his elejesty how
sarily to obstruct the business of lilt; iltßibe. lie aught employ his troops elsewherey as ahoy were
dgiernajoed at all events to have an expedition. l'hey
CON Vli t 4 'CIO N OF CINTRA. , •
Lord HEblItY Pieree rose to.call the attention of were at length, however determiiied how to proceed,
the House to the late Cainpaigiein Poriugal.--ealiei by intelligence avhidli rested solely oh the authority
prefaced his speech with a few appropriatesobservit- of Sir Ctrarles Cotton, Who 4.4 t;e intoriLA the,
tions oa the nature of the inquiry he was Jabotit cull- i
l'ages was only aefensis.d bss.aboo mete ,How Mi•
ling on the Hone toparticipate in, tugether with ni,sicts acFoUnted for itiiempid.stecay of •ihe French
some general remaiks on the ill success of our reCent • torte', this amazing ditiiitiution of their nanabers, its.
expeditions, which, thottelt tie did not tilelin CO llit'a: should not pretend to declare ; it was sufficient to
dervalue theialeuta of ,those employed in carrying.] state, that this inte4igen‘o tratisttlitted tey Sit-Cam-lee
them into eeecution, .he coati not refrain from cell. , Cotton bad the etteet of doing away one exporlition
caring them as. a wild -misapplication of military :awl making another. Heathen .ensured 'Millis:era tor
power; 'which bad been productive of eirctitn- the scanty supplies of C.llialry kylliCll they eit.l 'tiler; •
stanctis peculiarly distreasiog, of events the inost:,. Cdi l'",",1"ta"1"/g the h"qt'el'L I qtth'itl('lls mat..
ccalamitous. lie hoped 'the discussions which bad , srt Ile vi°llesicY tied statod-c_itti their. i, tot it part
taken place in the House, on circumstances not i in the whole country where civairy wesee not ee
wholly unconne6led with she present sultjett of ties- 1 foutid. peculiarly useful. \V n. instead, of 4000
Clission, itould not be understood as precluding the I Mena Geo. J unot was known to have.hear 20,00,;,
necessity of tn3klng the inquiry he proposed, into ' the numbers' of the Cityaliv under .I„Ati 'i•
• . .. el ...)4it.;
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'VDUSE OF PEERS.

TUESDAY, FEB. 21.
In a entimiittee of Privileges, their' Lordships re-
-, surned the eoniideration of the Bsnbtiry Peerage.
Counsel were beard, and a good -deal of docutnent-
ary evklence_ was adduced. The further considera-
Lion of the.case was adjourned till Thursday,
The ficiuse then resumed, and after prayers,were
read,
The Malt..aad Pension Duty Bills, and the Ex-
chequer Bills' Loan Bills were read. a third time,
and passed.
The EqUity Debtors' Relief Bill passed through a
CoMmittee of the wlible Howse, and was reported,
without any amendment. '1
MILITIA ENLISTMENT RILL.
The Earl of 'LIVERPOOL having tuovcd the Order
Of the Day for their Lordships resolving into a Com-
mittee on this /3111, L'ord Walsinghain accordingly
took the Chair..
_diiiiterent clittes and provisions of 'the Bill,
with a-few a-flier-amen Nobitop.
eretary of State, which produced no discussion, were
agreed to by the Committee:The Report was order-
ed to be received to-morrow.
Mr. Julmson, from the Irish Secretary of State's
Office, presented the Eighth Report of the English
'CoturnisiiOneis of InqUiry in Ireland, Which was
ordered to lie on the table.---Adjourned.

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