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MRS. VINCENT, Nn. 4, I).tviec-Ilreet, Grof-
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t Proarer. now Isving. of Dr. CIOWLAND's GENUINE ID-
TION it i• high time that the public Wad be put at re It
en Ibis isap,.rtn! truth, Ike hereby challenges root raJielion before
die Lord 040 Janice of Enalaki, and a Britlas Jury.
Nbo. like Itharles Ipcar,
M lilunlt the truth, sad bid the flout appear"

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HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, FEB 7.

Their Lord tips refolved into a Committee of Privilege, and
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cafe of the claim of Lady H. Fitzgerald to the Barony of Rook
wm formally received.
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WAR WITH SPAIN.
Earl SPENCER, on feting a Noble Secretary in
his place, hated, that a Noble Friend of his ( Lord
Grenviliv), who greatly wiihed to take a Fart in the
difcudion cf the qucttioa of the hoililkies with Spain,
was fo citcumllanced as to be unable to attend his
place to-morrow, without very g; eat perfonal incon-
venience to himklf ; he had therefore to put it to the
Noble Secretary (if a matter of indiffeience, to their
Lordships in general, and ihould it not be inconve-
nient or ohjeaionable upon public grounds), whether
the aiiiCuffion may not, without imptoptiety, he poll-
poned from to morrow, for whin day it ftood, until
an early day next week?

Lord MULGRAVE profeffed his willingnefs, as
far as it relpeaed hinifelf, to agree to any arrange-
ment, conlittent with pro;•oiety, arid not detrimental
to the public let vice, v:Lich might cc.n Luce to the
conveniency of his Noble Fr lend, or other Noble
Lords. Under thele confider.:tions, he amid wit
()Wed to difcharging the order rcfpeaing the .S;..in;i!i
queftion, which flood for to-morrow, for the loArp-de
of taking that fuhjea into contideration the earli.:.:t
practicable day next week. However, their ,Lotd-
!hips would recollea, that orders relpeding a qucf-
tion of confiderable importance flood for early days
next week. In agreeing, therefore, to poltpone the
difcullion of the queltion of hollilities with Spain, till
Monday for intiance, he walled it to be undcrflood,
provifionally, that, if the dilcullion on that day Ihould
run into confiderable length, lb as to render an at-
tendance on the following day a matter of inconve-
nience to many of their Lordihips, the order which
flood for Tuefday fhotild be difcharged, in order that
the fubjett to which it related, one which he thought
Ihould not be long p ittpotted, may bi difculfed on
the Wednefday or "L'hurfday. With refpca to that
which flood IT Nlonday, he trolled, from its pecu-
liar nature, and the quarter whence it proceeded
(Lord King), it would eventually be found no ob-
ttacle to the debate upon the Spatrilli
Earl SPENCER, in explanati,n, adverted to the
great inconvenience which his Noble Friend molt
Puffer, if neceffitated to attend in his place to-mor-
row. His health was fo far mending as to leave very
little doubt of his being able to attend on M, nday ;
and he agreed with the Noble Lords on the
.'leach, that the fubjed in qucflion was one, the
ci which ought trot zo Ise long paponed,
and thonght Nlonday would he a proper day.
Lord MULGRAVE repeated fume of his homer
nhfervations, and moved that the order for Common-
ing their Lordships to-morrow be difcharged.
The Earl of DARNLEY (on whore motion their
Lordlhips (land fummoned for Tuefday), exprelfed
himfelf willing to accede to any arrangement which
may tend to tire convenience of Noble Lords, and
which the general fink of the Houfe may not 'deem
improper. As the thing flood, he li:emed to thirk
there V...4S r.o neccflity at prefent for ditcharging the
older for Tuefday ; but had no objenion to its be-
ing undertteod, that if, as the Noble Secretary had
obier vet', the difcutiion of Monday !hoof,: run to fuck
a length as to 'cutler it perfonally inconvenient to
Noble :.ends to attend on the next day, he was wil-
ling to p.ifirune his intended motion to an early fob-
letplent da' .
Lord KING, in allufion to what had fallen from
the Noble :::ecretary, refpefting his own intended um.
tion of Monday, expreffed his opinion that there was
no necetlity for makin; a new order for a fummons
for Monday, as their Lot dfhips already flood fum-
mooed, tiro hi, r.i..tion fur that day. NVith raped
to his intended pirpolition, he conceived it may be
difpofed of in the courfe of bonnet's that day, In as
not to interfere with the difcuffion of the Spanish
queflion.

Thefe obfcrvatinns kerning to meet the fence of
Lord Mut.na AVE, his Lordlhip made no motion for
fummoning the Lords for Monday, but contented
himfelf with a notice, that he thould, on that day,
bring forward the queftion of the war with Spain..—
The queflion was then put upon his Lordibip's mo.
tion for difcharging the order for fummoning the
Lords to-morrow, and cart ied accordingly.
After difpoling of fume routine butinefs, an ad-
joutnment took place.