Star. — London, England, 1801-06-04 00:00:00

• . r TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LA DI II AND CIENTLEMIN, r rHE Addrefs of the Court of .EA India Di. A rcdton to influence the Saaot which is *take place or Friday next, is particularly emitted m your attention, not for the confining arguments it contains. but front its 'ruining fads and hoarding affertions not fo well founded, we trait, as they t hentfel ses believe, and arc &Aeons that you Ihould equally give credit to. They. is the firft plait, &Mut it to be their indifpenfable daty to slate the f.tu.eftion, and to explain the motives, of loin - 4 thole who have brought it forwarthwthis is a duty whit. they Wont cxercife ; and it is very etymon:linen that, feeling ilia duty to paramount, they have not, throughout their whole Ad4rds, either Rated the . Q.u . eition, or explained the motives of any one—the itltition ts no where to be traced in that Ad ded*, they COW therefore be very anxious that you Sochi sande:Rand it ; they are more deftroas that you fhould vote for the Ameothnest as they have *Mind in framing It, and thereby fat this momentous Quellihn at reft for the pretext. The mo tives of any of the pan es they have mom into, except they mean to have done fo by that ‘tort cxtra4 from the letter of a Merchant at Calcutta, whkri proves, what wean 41 willing to admit, that a profit would be made by letting Chips of this &- IMO= at a low freight, and that he would beable to be ler vieeable to his friends by furnithing them with tonnage on po. iterate terms. . , This Added. taken, .Fieft—•That the conduet of the Di. redoes was 'pint:reed at, the General Court by a nary conliderable majonty. Secondly—That Yorty-three Proprietors haw ease4arevird to contend for what hat! been yielded by the blie at I,tree in 1793. .f. Thirdly—. That all the ingenuity of thagrattlemen, who called the Court, ftimulatcd by poionai lune, had not been able to impeach their Report. Fourthly—That referring to the late Governors of India' world be unceellitutional in VW. degrading to the dig nity ofche Proprietors, and lawn/lathe to the Diredtots. Pifthfr—That By aced. to perfuns in power, an has been made, and opinions produced, on rtrq inteavAed found their pretenfions : and . . • 'dl sdity—Tbat a molt power NI and dangerous OM** don* limed steak the Rights and Erie* dee Mee Ovemity. • Wee Mk d ell and fstidadory relbudoo air bit of to the Midi Me m. Je the IA = ho tte lb s=z re t mad) horned of seas es talasdlejthe dirk i .m j .....n e g. • erretW yeti esies‘mgegi eaa= mew and Memerg the Mew Tradehm if es lelli" . . err=s cloth ammo upwards of thy steseremed n= y the dIvIMOnd Monet thds the *eel rail hews km egehthearrehes. ' • • diesiMpsrle ilekg dist Pampers!. Pospektees same forward totesa* fee Whit MOM 716 3 01 SY tSCDISSe al ' large. die Ellyehers death am to hem* that tidy t mel Meat the week* Mdch datmereybel addles em•v—essdely sTra hihneoehl My he 1 P *het fa i he awl her ald wire* eldedly as 0 " Millitidl e' eg F •2 o OP° .11114111. 4 a. *dal* • 1 !=le he hue mietedreitagehe 1111 Oa mitre die kip h 1 lialmr ... 4te_ L gia es Wee* to la rn i iethe Whet aore. .a ll ear by word err deed; rewisielheM tres s- 71117 hie impithWon- Dare **Wm il IWO 1 tiyoadadh his mm. udthe prekat drama et . . sot be essiakaltro, glade thew ; kr k la. Mt yet that them* tametthe wealth be bell' • by=the tyllsesiseammeMbyths Oserhot - • WbsdWir Ihigititidbia Mo eel shah& Owe ral ChM were abet toimmick the Report Ode Comet etOF retlers is lia pipe* et the IPlreyekters Marge. 1111~ Whether k Vey tuitzs ,p pri eajilt pad t 'het disk Iblmwdef Moons and h4orw le • • assmet sledge Sae" ~1 d let et the *hie . cif ''F' '!Ads. . That *Orebro* et tie frees aid aegallblelle rni ?=nrir s aalMilirwis UMW the lideithiediewleh m h o l of 10611* '6Bl3sift of DlMlere e :leak weelliheeted et their Re m* Mlle ak ...., pgrF t i raii at . tile . lode_ 111.6 . gel rw, mat_ Tre 1111111* . .. ~ It was hem alftl. OK= eh* , ...., , V teraly eedsd4Ml the Marched*" Iddledt4 itenteg ri am ley eporZ trade' hawse Gedit buirdiel wit, same~ipia ceate bn i=6 , 43dier tow tithe NW** ipm , to lise Mk, ' weave. ‘ Ion". ea Medea, Me this retarderry Meet was Iset hajpeaded at all I ! • • :_ - • We • fed *Aim Weeranand. he esolactibigs the Mabee dlerdletio. this It awed be Mom =heal 0 to hdt te oboe tett NI the hate et hem= I! del Vita) wai ieb, • lads ' • " sad caddies Midst *tts illi tr a Pa l it aP ro lt qh le. ro hews wad Jiheas Ake arge Ms lial ategat INRI-msh What les* ease eredled , . • ' gang. elegies me dual sed il • . • WIN Ogagelikeet ? AIM h ' that ewes a .1.... hat *re dealers I Mk the so Mare = e to ..... intleim • A W/ 4 have shale mare will ea id dip—dot they led um Ma reedlior b analesese and srmadensea. •es disk * wayelogliedea of Wshegebg to ';it Ibeb adder s ale' Bleeders mitt ems them e% he* MM. &deg tech so WI meld Ire le elleaddrai i—riNtionaiims aill , do rurk i o" o• JelseAkekor dii-Okaawa o htt4 tr di e =ssalskOlieves, ‘44le Ade • 681karifte fe • iegillieimee atertlam dat an lanyeeled has boy gide es perked. power, sad lat predaccd t as VIM Illihrelled MA heeded the gvese kb o too k Id Verse with V. we Mg k wIl M' fe Me Ilie,Ries l s e it here. d *al bk leley's Men ewe Is 6 C by dor Med to li lars et ebh Onapiwyt Ith wok mg Me Er 41644.111. =tait shay Moe seeileal Mat *dr bet ear mature allhedise. 9 1rhilwar le 1.1"11 * lial. t4ls my Mee get. We eye, for the Alas 12: i Olt Mlia 11111bg the high& Ohm in he State me My w be lellesecal by the mare of the cafes that come his 1,114=1t WOO ebetese, to be palely me - ' 114 =y sgehdl of theij i m r • 4 " 11 : 1 as Its =ir, „ they have Marla mil Omelet = ll trod Mile PM t ea len talk t... li C a dmie wail eelowl to awry mew whir OM . • Illg a t i brivisillell ars•l6ll tbsammisi •—dt. /real. go l tamer; hr.= , • Ws, who has tt to alfer ill sees en this Med. awl , efts* eitimeet he Chew et Medlin, is a Member W this peered* and dragmes Cadtbimelsev-wed the her -. gm gees that kegtb.-the hese Preheat et the Indlgeard, ' tha prelim Gemper Omani!, al the he m a t eS 'Qt.. t h e heal owl ell the Camadessers ter the alles d lie ; red lie Chswedler die Malaya Ischarprer hlsefdt Mat be Indeed la this mamba: We Mow that no M emos ere be adduced to prove the alligetion ; sad we Were . Ibee lame It to its natant and SALVTAIT aid WS the jpla6 at the Proprietors. ' k M as the bleeders deer% to cesmer to you In. Almelo ameseteas all cbdueo the Ws ; we sehd ame Mieb ody gas attaels4 • tiasdma what evo lve osesed u_sad fer dit , aml ip. w a tish hir weedmisandimendertewl of Ad et Mg. The liarehmets do eat die so Werke p m with soy of the - rill" or at et di' C'ILIZ. or 41/ Week say ens article they at referee.* cr wilt es add to their fiche( earwayaly ; they eidy hope to be Mowed to tree In Ma seeks as de am ems yen W the eis=.evelbriatts. I pdet lewd as Meek, or derrace hum to add ; *Mee* at the quellion at Meek red* so the reeesser 4 68 liferebasta goods to the pmt ot Lela it is a: daft. that the Compay meet Weds le this yeryelb a redawhie tea et = M los i she ktiprehmes aware fay, p i 166 tips , at which le medanee. it =Mr. 71.0 their kris/ ober Geasse.Oeiresdrommeds t sad Kiss dm Wilkey Nadi 11.14, • That blvd et elielvegeftag Me OM Tree sailm , et she Cam s., Melte *Ma la It ts• ere the mot old We et feerky he ter yedervadee et bedi.".--We cesseed he . • a taller eadideradod of this whims ; betaufe mirapprahaded by the Court of Diredtors, and tket of hazarding the mike= of the Company, it will be very bans &dal to than and to the pablie, bjailw emoting the Cmunserst:, and Masufedttues hod of India Great Britain. There is one obfervetiou in the Addrefs from the Court of Direetors, which we cannot pats over unnoticed. They hp ... 1 " It is remarkable, that among all the voluininous widd " have appeared previous to the labours of the Oeswlttar,ries " compleat Document can be found, and very rarely the " Argument, in defence of the rights of the Compaey,Vr dig the dangerous confecueoces which muft tenth from the " indulge:4es for which the Merchants in India and their " Agents at home content."--.lt is exceedingly diftellt to con ledge what could be the *Nett of this remark.—.. • n it be aye died in any way to fupport the affertiona of the Integers, that toe right* nay even the very existence of the Company is danger?—We really do not know bow the ingenui4of mow can wren It to loch a pa:pole: but we are Wished that Ik good Rafe of the Proprietors will immediately dile= Mhos knowledge, that the Rights and Privilege, of the cannot be much In danger from the heldrades the Merchants in India and their Agents a bore pleat Document, nor even the fligbtef AT= dello. cords, either from your Governors or from a fink Direetor at home, or from the pirthae=ho sully Intereited in the fupport of the exiftlni MllllSaleat et; the Eaft•lndia Company, to give warning al lb* plifbm fituation. Can we believe the tbey are ail et apistest ful combination againft its Adis and prtve*l Wlt I be more confißent with commlig. rat and led* to admit, that AO dawn are to bel etpodelly atter this gratuitous authority hoodmot bf the Diredatathelgibleets: . We have way ppideslos to ear for alft op to wadi of your time; but the ~ Is el the firll eeafplaene r kt ft have a t* art. eill•Mralloson.We have s ream* that yap~. will not be Ineurilsi by that esatahr ody bat I armless nothing ley 0 . 04014 / 1 11 =1"; /is " dear **ma say Lt awl *Neer = say eelb d red eeo erftpipen theta I WO* yew Win l e t * vilepapp trip re ddlhatete Mew* ea the are* ; Me. bt which ought set kW? heteralre4 *era it eir , Imam loathe Wm* pi dr Idt ids Cow a p:tyZt the Brt* Nadas. • . • We have thebearer . , Lease ' Year *Meat mad dielftilei, (Sped) THOrhfAS CM" • GEORGE 10 T 2Zrat, • 01.01LOR • - WIT& MOORE, I .A. 1.1111 1 ,17. lositEr MACTAI • LAWRIE, • Lemke, Jere s, re-ophagtw s . • P. a. We an beep, to be emeldid ea elan the dot she Cearidat fte the Adds anode have tbi Cant el,Diridtere sot to kW &demob* eilleitid the PtheasTesifrots they embeeeepreet padded diet It Is rsairy date bouldiere ter duo, ere to mead& the other of Adiaidfteder Prelim% therderr rawjedpe a mt s be the Storks of the daltaindßas diheydeeptailreirf tbdr Mot Ns Fifisq. se byebasormasysirig so M e r i t 44 11=yderiples OWN le Os ilessis r. H. • P. M. • A. L JR. IL P. L. S. P. C. E. M. • .~~ •• . - , I • F --.-- • • PARIS, MAY sg. L An Englift brig, cruizing before St. Melee's, ' lauded on the ;oh thirteen pnellq, who had been deported. They were inunediately apprehended and keprifoned, as they refuted to fubfcriloe the as tide of fidelity to the Conflitutioa. The.Myquie Dec GaLto, *deer from the list of Naples to the French Republic, left Paris before the arrival of the Count of LIG noes. The number of troops which will fill up the :ph and 26th military divifions till the general peace, is dictated at forty-five-thonfand men. Part of theft forces will remain in cantonment upon t h e borders of the Rhine. Just 7.—The fix Nobles, Deputies from Pied. moat, have arrived here i and yefterday had their firil audience of the Minifer for Foreign Affairs. Mr. Mvaaar, whore exposited arrival we an nounced, is now in this city. The bufinefs relative to the treaty between the French Republic and thi United States of America, will therefore be fpeedily brought to a concluficia. The Official Journal of this day contains feveral dcpofitions made in the Lataret of Matfeilles.— The fall of thee deponents Rates, that being .at Malta, he received on board thirteen . French offi cers, fent from the hofpital on account of their wounds : thefe men wete brought by the Engli th frigate FLORA which left Aboukir on the 9 t h of April lift. Three or foor days before they quit ted the Bay of Aboukir, they raw feveral Englifh tranfports fet fail, having troops oti board, ionfia ing, according to the reports of the Engin, of five thonfand Turks, and two Britifh regimen% defined for taking poffelfion of Rofetta, which had been evacuated by the French, that place hav ing no means of defence. The abovementioned officers al& added, that from Ai a tft of March, to the 9th of April, the day of their departure' from Akir, no adiat (ls. had takenat , and the armies remained in their' former The eponent conceives that the decreafe of the Nile, and the want of potable water will prove fa. tal to the enemy, who at the time of his departure, were under the neceffity of fending in goal of wa ter for the ore of the army, to Candia andemas. That the French army was in. the bell poffible health and difcipline, by the great attention of Ge neral Mewou, who inceffandy employed hi:ll(dr with inquiring about the wants of all the French under his command. He alfo Rates, that the whole of the enemy's mourned cavalry does not at molt exceed zoo men; that the GRAND VIZIER was at Jaffa, with a very Roan army, which was daily thinned by a terrible plague, and thus rendered ofelefs. That DOZZA PACHA Rill remained (hut up•in. Acre, without withing to communicate with the Gasno Vlsisa, or permitting the latter to feud him any troops. That the commerce of Egypt with Syria, as well as that with the Red Rea, continued without interruption, which proved 9f . great advantage. • That the town of Alemmdrus at prefent relent bles a French tows, the inhabitants of both fetes Wag Oftilluoutly ado the French manners sad cullopas. Laftly, he m Sim that the Maio* greatly regret the lots of the Freoclh and parti izuhuly Gene al Vaoaoss. . tt - C • • 1 1 ,1RUAMENTARr • HOUSE OF OF LORDS, WEDNEDAY, JUNE, 3. rl The Order of the Daybeinrreafortheir Lord (hips giving judgment Tolson' to the importing Scotch Appeal, f ullarton v. Dalrympk, t • The Loan CHANCILLoa quitted the Woolfach, and in a fpeec.h of very cenfiderabis length, in which he manifefted his ufual ability, and pro fundity of legal knowledge, entered into a detail ed fiatement of the circtunfianc‘s of this very in tricate and complicated cafe, which has been 10 many years in a Rate of litigation, and took a com prehenfive view of the various legal confiderations applying thereto :—the Noble and Learned Land concluded by moving, as the judgment of the Honk, That the Interlocutor' of the Court of Sefton ought to be reverfed, but that the Haiti (hould cane to a declaration, that the premites in the Appellant's Summons had not made out her conclufions, which form a refult decidedly in fa vour of the Refpondent, Sir Hew Dabymple. The opinions of the Noble and Learned Lord fanning to meet the general concurrence of their LordOups, the Qualm was put, and carried in the affirmative. Their Lordtbips' decifion with reheat to the I Appeal canto, Menzies v. Bacsford, was pollpou ed till Friday. The Houfe thew returned; the hearing of the Scotch Appeal; Bruce v. Bruce, on winch occa fion Mr. hfoucrieffe, a yot gil l t. Borrilittr. and fe- coed Counfel for the A a was heard at amfiderable length. The healing was pot. paned till Friday. 'The Dute or Benroan moved that a Me age . be feat to the Cqiumons reqtreiling that Houk to, communicate their Standing Orders •refpeaing Bills of Inclofure, to thelr Losatips, la ordorthat ' they might be referred to the Selealeammittee ap pointed to confider the Standiag Orders of thew , :1111iips'.Hotife, relative to the fame fubjca— which was ordered aeawdiagly. On the Report of the Committee on the general Inclofure Bah ' a Sort converfa don arofe • • Xhurlow and the Earl . ,la "skeane the former Peer's • ohjeft*_to the Rapat being the taken into intinadiato damns, u was pro pofed. He adverted to the Proasedings of laft night upon the Bill—dwelt upon-la rat ?impor t canoe, and very complex nature ; and Wed, that immediately to Oafs the various Aati is their prefent date, without 4 , 1111 Whig. would manifett a with, on the porn afftlie ve l to proceed with a neafare plAlmstortanie, with an utter difregard,with trait* aa erf con. fideration. He would, thereat . * St his . face agaffill fa& a proceeding. h weird have been much better to have with&som the Bill, turd to introduce a new one, including the Amendomote made by the Committee .above fiairs. Far his ' part he had read the Bill with mach care, boreal was unable fathfiultonly to 4onmrshend it. He confined he co u ld not define the aim of its fop porters, or -what they were driving at. Hem deter mined, however, torefill every thing like pee cipitation, as can ealy preled that she Amend ments fhould bf . pridted, and properly confidered on form faun atty. . . . After a few eibfervations from the Earlsof Ross Lee and Su ran v,and Lord Wass' Imo Naar, their Lordthips ordered the Amendments to be printed, but bad fixed no fpecilic day for taking them into contidemtion. The Order being read for the farther confidera tion of Hayes's Petition, Mr. Pgce, his Solicitor, was aCcordingly called to the Sir, and quefiioned by the Loan C.araecaccos, when he *mat his having learned at the Admiralty, that Lieutenant Hayes, whole- earl conftitated a part of the force under Adair - rat Dickfon,had beenordered to cruise off the Coat of Holland for fix weeks, and that his return to England was very uncertain, • The Loan CNANCSI.LeIt declared hisuphints that under the ciraimfiances of the 'Pe; there could he no impropriety in , ' . chfre S ecoll the attendance of Lieutenant Hayes,an reading of his Divorce Bill, but that whether their Lordlliips might extend that difpenfation to the fubfequent Rages of his Bill, would be matter for future confideration.—The feared reading of Hayes's Divorce Bill, which flood for this day, was then poliponed till Monday. The Bills upon the Table were then forwarded in their rcfpcatve Stages ; and rafter difpofing of tome Private huffier's, the Houfe' on account of the intervention of his Moiety' s Natal Day) ad, journed till Friday. or co Ns. HOUSE The [Advs. Debate 10. lad 11 , adiggal Ws*" I MP .were read a termed time oaf eatmdmed ter Masiday. A Makip *am the Leeds lailigimia dr Haag. their Lied. edaelawl hi the itaibledels of the. Mate el Camsamti, Mike a 4•6leatt=hatamtiEslimbi imOMagti seigi =IA" usi It hot to Ilie LIM dm )01. 111 bi Sopa et dm Camemithidem 0 1111 1 . ma a ed. The firetthe o t New giredie Igen Mß of t maim he Milk SW. wadi wag fr iendly 'Magma to be Rata titivation em rida i t Wise read Thee ISM and Lady Aberaar aey s Aansity amm a third time and pl od. li. VALISSITTAIT brash' up • Repot tram; He Can maim in the Seam et the Dm at Laden; WWI wee ard'amil 111 be pleeeh lb kith IsAetiet lam 21116 ass kik Wise. Me. ad r wery lleallcs 'll.ll rte I" awe Doti 1101. sod the Mt pet to be III, tem* west throegb • Crmolteee. The lig medial am Friday. • Tim Gempaitege alleqpply red Way" sad Moms were y rea Mr - till M III ar.. . VAIIITTAILT 1110.11111 far am Adam, d the Maks ad vanced for the Palk Service am etas ova LA. which beim ordered, the ascams were brim* up. Sir Was. Ecroas raid, that having Come time sago called the attention of the Hoek to the care ef a very meritorious fet of Gentlemen, the Sur of the BMA Militia, and given notice, that ad& fame other perfon of son contequence hoard take up the folio% lie Ihesild hiourfdf move tomething relative to it, he had pow the satisfac tion of knowing that any Rep ardiat kind was ren dered unnecelLry, as he underettioti Government had taken their cad into Conteisratilm.and intend. 1 ed not only to place them on a better footing on t h e W ar Eftahlifisment, but to give them t ome remuneration in the form of Half pay, under car. taro regulations, which were perfectly unobjeaion ,able. The fubjea being therefore now in the !wadi of a Right Honuarable Gentleman whore lunation and talents rendered him more fit and adequate don himfelf, and having no doubt that that Right Honourable Gentleman was well aware of the fituation of the Gentlemen alluded to, a n d fully inclined to to do them juilice, he thou g h t i t nnnecelfary for him'to trouble the Houfe any fur thee, than by. Rating the above circumitances as the groundson Whichhe ihould withdrawhisnoticc. _. Mill lITIIMILS gyALIFICATION, The hint Members Qualification Bill was read a fecund time. Mr. Timor" thought there were a number of places which did not come within the operation of this Bill; and which might be field by Membcil for Ireland esautive of twenty ; fo that the while on; htmulred Members might be in polfetka of places under the Crown. ble..Assor had no objection to add any addi. 'tioseal clitsfe which might tend to strengthen the poovifiona of the Bill ; but he *Cured t h e Honour. able Gentleman there were not more than ten or 'Ordve placeslikely tt; he held by Gentlemen am. bitkets of a• feat in'the• Houfe of Commons, es ' eluded from its operation, , ,-Theßill woe than com mitted for Friday. uata-rownsa AND ATAXILIAX)11419.111011 TAIL ( The Order otthe Day for the third roplimg of 1112skisk POider ctrti4c4te andAmoriellspeing 'lllllNislias teed, . AMEN loin expiated his 'tatisfa&ion at *Aug 1 . 0 711.1 had been introduced for lefeujog t h e of the Collatioa .of thefe Tease I but iW; 7 II. Rill a Clay& fpm remunerating the paft Wof thole who bad been concerned in the • o f this Tag, which required tome eit s k. if li ausrersat briefly explained the provi iz Imes of the Bill, - Mr. Etossou expreitea his ftaptize and forrow at the Mundt:llion of fuchoclaufe, Monsen was Ll Dre sawtftgreelli t :ir=oan7= ressismed the behlie. bad area tit tnitimmes 4 kat he *ill at the hoe tinstaldoik 10 say immemident mapaltditais of ths pub* imey, or ensured velleamemakin. Henn& alfo objelik Stelbilate in. arm& of- to Paniless Lifi. No could pet in the Pfau itillawa• fee a far staid he *ion tbi matey for 014 - arthc4 m dto4 ~ eo i 4 die ea: .11te s zset.oa.of the Exenwepta drat was diibrderly tnion the the_Day,wissa tha twee Of the - talascaafille HIM Gentleman had . .. gam to outepeprg enia t s %rtietdad vas d h.: se ne tt ht bad , ley way ofia . ameelamaii E n g: thathadbmid -- stemmed ; but dm lawould Iletha rrlg reafices bad bata granted by his Ka % best to the relatives orclik rs who bid in tlie.public fievice, cv ip •Us c rittraie c =r il o their . 1 . 14 ,14ne kassallar: Sir 41. Bprroii, Mr. !Ostia, and: . l4„ ppm, Paid a few words. . . The &sena sesilatmed the pOistofdethe r 4ee whirl th e mkt felt* thfr4 ‘Ollllllll- I* Ali was deferred till MIT Mir '. • - • • • s asssMol roost ate,111411111%.. Thcestancst.i.oe of the Excnsagsa I=ig up a Marge from his Majefty, wMeh ems the Speaks:: and was in fubitance, that his Ma jelly thought .it . to acquaint his faithful Commons, that an EbliOtment bad been formed for ' tile Study of Military Sciencei whi his Meiefty was perfuaded would combine with the valour of his forms to promote the gene. ril- atelfarii that his Najefty had ordered" the neaelfery Papas tO be lad before them, and con fided in his bfel Commons to enable him to mite Egt4 Of aspences of fuch as Beablifisment. The Vu4wc;ai... of the Exclave* On (aid, thatthosassei Pf this Inilitntion would be fully e ‘i x=y4 e he rerese rapers which would be pretested of opinion might flatiail re ,atire to the moon of the Military Force proper to be kept ari l : s wat peituaded that all Mall clar cur in think that ourPeicesa oiled to be well initrutied in ry science, as well is &KIM Soldier, &add be well diiAia44. He :hes moved, a That his 044 A moll 'grolions Mef , fage be referred to ' the cogimes-of Supply." which was agreed to. Mr. Yeats prefentsd an Wows relative to the. Oni. 'at the abovu.mentiosed Ellabliikmento aimpad, that it be*forced to the Coortaittee 4,112: 07 1ie then save sots e. Ow an Sondsr Noy- isuati soya a Vote far the Support of k ,. .... Milois Poe lioldireat sees RA , slurs. . . • sv._ •._ •• Oi ohs sod th eas that tlat. Solar Dowbach BM b• salad a third time, Mr. Joe:ibises (aid. that Ise did not dater hlok i fell he could Rop'the progre of a messfurembidi had proceeded (afar I but he thought it right to call the attention of the public to it, for it was very. important, being calculated in the-firft place to raife the price of Sager on the conibmer 3s. pa ewe. which on the ',thole quantity confumed in England would amount to soo.oossi. ; fecoudly. ••• facrifsee -. yew -0m- of stepped.; and thirdly , to r - -- - • IA Increafe the bounty paidon filitelln ic K r a '_ : _, 1 ,, which fiun cf assoolaL was Atm "WWI rerl -, Foreigners, without diatilleaka the vairactium He then went on to Stow that, hula it mem of the Sugar Trade, it siras a mmsepeep wade ham which great advantage was reaped. lt had bow to dekribed-by Adam Smith; and Sam the shp• Itrudioa of St. Domingo the produce Rill ostal•,_, nued unequal to the demand. That the Toon gi Jamaica borrowed money at TO per sere per • nam, which was an evidence that the were flat greater chalk ilk 1 there was no call for to ildN4 and it became us th Rae" t he sei ti ves 0 1 dour enceitors t whiei had every ligSt om the Colonies a preference in a tot de rate markp and to fecure to England f pr e /crams 'm Piar• _ - i •.