Star. — London, England, 1806-01-30 00:00:00

. • . _ • • y C. slid 3 . RIVINGT epe ON refully inform • • the 1614 their odulnuatiort of Ile ANNUAL RE- Rt. plabilatetl by the late Mr. Monty. win sal'att the "My will in a verylbort time asommee • la oPublic.f Tam ium Val, wttes hardy partlaulars or ltr sca ).- Yard. km/Nary to, 1806. F . • This day was Febithed, price Eighteen-penes. THE REMONSTRANCER remonarated with' or, Saw Oblervationefegiefted by the Perufal ore Cottilet. and the Neenktrached reit. to Mr. Seal's Rhymes err An, er the iteesteltrame el a Paiute, • • by W. H. WATTS. Dot watorta tomb, west eenfunt ewowbow*—jtiv. Sat.& Printed tar W. Milky, Atinetnit-Meat, • The day was publifited, prke Pour Shillings. ViMYSTERIES of NEUTRALIZATION. er the BRITISH NAVY viodkated from the CHARGES of INJUSTICE mad OPPRESSION towards NEUTRAL . FLAGS. Er JOHN BROWN, Of Great Yarmouth. • Loam: PrintrJ for JORDAN and MAIWZLL, oppatite Somerfet Houfe. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 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IfikTWREN AUSTRIA AAID FRANCE. . 1 . .. . : ....._, • ,/is Majefly the Emperor of Germanyand Aallria,' said his ft/jetty the Emperor of the French, King of Italy, equally animated with a deßre to put an end to the calamities of war, have refolved to proceed • • without delay to the conciulion qf a definitire Treaty of Pester, and have in conference named as Pleni. . potential ;et, to wit ; His hfajelly the Emperor of Germany and of Au. • Min, the ?since John Lichilendein, Prince of the Hole -Roman Empire, Grand Cron of the Milker- Order of Maria Terefa, ChaMberlain, Lieutenant Getter4l of the Armies of, his Paid Majefy the Emperor of ,Gernsanrand Atifi*:. and Pgoprietor of a Regimen) - of Hogan,: and Count Ignat de Guylai. Commen. ' .4er of the Military Order of Maria Tents, Chamber .' • Malts of his [aid Malay the Enspnwr of Get many and `Aiitria Lieutenant General of his Armies, and Pr o *-priettarlOf a Regiment ptlnfiuury : and his Majefty . - tlie Sol of France. King of Italy, Charles Mau : • = ( rand Perigord, Grand Chandocriain, Mi. t of Foreign Relations of his Paid Malay the ' r of Fiance and King of Italy. Gland Gordon raV r° Legion of flossenr. and Knight of the Red and rEagle of Purina; who having exchanged their goircre, hare Brawl as follows s . ' • - *aro'. 'Flare bon be DM the date of ride day rasa sad *WAR* _biomes hist/1486y the flosperer of Gerwaitc end At& 4 Mk SOON hiaktity Illat imper or of taw Fronk Raw of Ilaty. their . - Mot add lboadbas. their States sod fobtadts, si ~,, ,M y. (Sr z ' ' IL France /tall andante to peels la property and (accretion ' :Abe *Waft pritilpslidea. lan**, sad territories beyond the . • 44a. witab wee Want the peke Treaty aultod and Inewpo. , Ira* arßl(das fowl eagere. or Banned by the laws and Our iorniame nf Irmies- • • .... ..XL Mk Mddky the istrome at fiadailly aid Anil*, for . , biliddr. Ms Mr% end inceninen. feeillpdterehe dlipiekted• monde ley hie lisfear doe liviresece treeraissed Idly tot**, Medea , ' SAO , Pribeirebtke of Lows end eltraddee. • • SC Hisdiefelly direlbnperee et 0111101Ilf had Adds Plitellmases .111141 1 .111 tee Waded of tar Ms heirs sad bweelbles, that past a the 'd • linatoa of the Republik of Venice, ceded toll by thiTrattien of Crepe Ads* tad Laestrilhai wbadi dull be gaited In perpetuity • tells leatiders ed it*. i . V. tab hisidir ths Emperor et Gertaaay sad of Aaftria ae "%swerledlaus laild s pay the Nageyer et We Medi as Xing a • Icier i but.* Is 4reiedL dot: is artialbearby dlidsshe &glandes • - .lorr hi tt4ft.'llms dearevos et clerical' at die saaient • ' vireo• be deb die aralas i f i t r V i tt as Ilea ad Vie erodes litield is th is d ea do s fed( '•• die emilleleas Mesh n =aps weenie lbws hely died be hyardatarieeert moths say ofd be united an the hose heed. • Hi hdajnty tit, %dor of ocippsay binds binsfelf is actsordsdii, on the , the (Srseelli his al skill the Ravage a dse Netter aimilfdrlneneliddlill. al King of Italy. . 'VT. thin ImigniiroWY of tea ea la deeWradtannoptchatel their sea Saves Higbee& she hello,, et anise Wineastarg.esc .2adria, and the Saatilla laddelle, Mlles at Ms MOAT ille - lia• , yaw et Ow theisele,ll As ow* vor• • • , IflLl'be ilhillitore sad Wlrenalers having taken the ' Oft 0 wrest . sierietimiers to belong to the Ger - . soda Ids the tosperor of Germany and , - 'Amble adMialailos ebiii ; Amadei-. ar s % Hie Mutely the despeber a Germany and Avails, i s milt, beivait.llde Mrs, and fooreffors, as for the Princes o f, hs Mak their Wisest. heseffaes rtf i tedlivedy. renounces the Priori. eallikee Leedllids,ikendnk and territories hereinafter fpendul : • t ' Oahe lad elmedeas to his Mayfly the King of anemia the of bitegoW and It. dependencies, the Principtlity of =, to past a aloe territory of PatEsu belonging to the Elec tor of Salaborgh, and blurted between Bohemia. Außria, the Dasiebtawd th- Inn; the country of fyrel, comprehending therein i the retecfpalities of Erica: and Borneo, th e ( cow L n edg a i iis ei e t h e Voralberg, with their detached dependencies; tie county of lir. . hereMS, the county of Kneliefegg. Rent. tif.ls, the Loolfhips of Trtrany and Argen,and the town and territory of Lind.u. To his Mekity the King of Wirtembers, the live cities of the Dwatsbe, to wit—hhiegen, Mutolerkengen, kudlingen Meng , n, / 0 andSolgavr, with their dependencies the city of Cot :flame et. . coined, that part of the Bs drew, which extend. in the polfellion of Wirtemberg, and inuated to the Kelt of a li , e, drawn from Schlegriburg to Molhach, and the towns and rrrrr Irtiel: of WE. knell and Brentingen. to his mat Straw lilahnens the Eledor of Iwkr., the Br.kaw (with the reception of tor 'trench and fetta• ras pante:vs .bone deferibed), the Ortenave and .their dependen cies, (he city of Vonitatico, and the comniauding of Mon. in The Prinelpalitics.Lordanpa, rholliAtri, sod l'erritorire above. modnand, dull be poffelfedi relpectively by their hiajethr.., the King. of Bavaria .i.d Wit tentberg, and by hie moil Serene hfig..- isys she augu r or bald', a. well fit,para mount as in full property • a y f am pi r L ey, In the fame. manner, by the fame ties, and with • - the fame violate and pen/at:wee. with which they were petfleffed . by his Majesty the Emperor of Get many mid Aullria, nc the Pi in • , 'ea of his Hook, and nut otherwife. 1 IX Ms Majelly theEtt,pero; of Germany and AMNIA, &Anew. I key, the &ids contracted by the /Lose of Auntie, for the benefit , of private 'effuse mid public ellahl Winn nts ed the country, making at preterit an Integrant past 01 the Mrciodi Umpire—and it is agreed that his fad litriafedy flail remain fro- from all obligation, with te r (pat to any &Ins wh.tfoceer whirls the I toefe or Aultrla may . have contrafted, Ph SW grounded the pofleilian, and of recision:a on the bad en thecountrie. which it renounces by the pieta.' treaty. X Thlr comity of Sal/Mira, and of Myth tolti.,lni, belonging to his Royal and I. Wtoral Highnele Yrioce I • ..!bind Mail he In corporated with she Empire of Auntie—and hit Alajt ay the Fun. perm of Germany and Aullria, ;Lail pore(' thofc in ruil property cod lavere4nty, but by the. title of a It..ehy tnt:y. Xt. tiis M. .Ity the Emperor of the Pi :Deb, King of Italy, en. vat*. told' Ulu ale itrevire, The this • et... =s kii tiMtM And with refloat to Mks, it Ii Deed that the new preffor Wall !tamd changed only with thole debts reLiting front loans fur mally agreed to by the Blntat of die esestry, or the uncle" be tarred for the effe.a.ei adoinidnadis id dot faid country. 111. Timeliest* at &sad Mascot this Twee* Order, in 11 0 4 . duals% netoults.whhe beton the peke war were dipasliseiriet hivisi***4 the dike Ala sr lbs Orders the *Mt Sews tomalesa sod nrusates. rbleit be lid load to be - hog to tha aeumil **Alp at ti. din a lbe tillifienge of the 'attendees allot palm Treaty; re 4 la the daubs and re echoes in penhinsee of which the hid Odetheftr it the fame epoch, hen hug Lary in the peas end elshothasts la the dived mak Ikaii,urdlog to tbe maw of rimeselsllo44 l l l whW "a the c is basedel !kW se Sal hi sgsgsisted hi. Ns Majcay the iiiirwer_olwasety and AVMs. Welly the Emperor W good shoo es . ashes as potibitaur i ts e ryarfiWbsta the Archduke flhipbeesdblead I MI and entire ladesonfty in Cilrany. lib Majefty the Elect err atlbworia San *cow the city of Mgt-. burg and its territory, amd ushwthees to hie Awn, in full pew perry and foverciguy. Intbehees wasocr the Lug of Witter,- berg. may occupy,. mead to bb Stseu.sesd path to toll and foacreigoty the gown ef Itsradoiff ; and hie bdilledY l = l: perm of Geriansi bed Adria eigage. bhufdf to glee no oppoi. dos.. XIV. Their Makatea the Xlnp of Ekearia and Wirtewherg. and his Molt Serene Highnefs the Eiedor . of Laden, than mint ewer the unhooks ceded, as well as over their antltia elates, the Oaks& of Sovereignty, and all the rights rebating from it, which Mee been guaranteed to them by his Majetly.the Emperor of the Smash. Xing et Italy, In the fame manner as his Majvity the Emperor ot Omavusy and Auftia, and his kinkily the Lag of YAM& mier thaw Osrmaa States. His Malay the tattperer of Ga mey and Maris both an Chief of the !Empire, sad as co than, =gam Mogen oat to oppofe any obilscle to the execution eif the adte which thuy may have made, or will untie, in conkqueatte. XV. Mb hihjelky the Emperorof Germany anfirtaftria, as well far Muir% Ms beta. and fueutfore, as fur the Princes of his hook, their heirs and fuceron, renounces all the right. aa weft of Mew reignet, as stperuaount right to an prawn botii-whetfoever, ac tual or eventual, on all the limes, without exceptioo, of their Ma katea, the Mitre Bavaria and Wirtemberg, and at his -Mon Serene Highnefs the EMU( of hides. and generally on all the Rates, domains. and tirrandes, comprised in the circles of Da- Tub. Franeenia, and aasettia.as well as to every tide, taken front the bid &mains and territries and reciprocal. all Peet'e nom, 'dual or eventual, of the GM stun, urthe elarge of the Honk of Auaria, or it. mintarsses and ball be. for enr unit : panted; nererthelefe, the inundations, contained be the prekert Article, do not concern the properties,widch are try the nth Ar - rick, or which ball he. by virtue tithe nth Article above. con. ceded to their Royal Highstelles the Asehdokee L ousad in the hid Articles. XVI. The tides of the domains and archives. the pima, and maps of the tillderent miswrite. towns, and &mem ceded by the prudent Treaty, OM be given op Indic (pate of throe months from the date of the exehaagsaf the Ratification, to the *foss that bail have acquired the property of them XVII. HI. hiefeliy the Emperor Napoleon guarantees the in. tegriry of ,he Empire of Auntie is she Rate in which it ball lie in ennarpswice Of the preterit Treaty of Peace • at veil or. the lo• repay et the Peffelioss if the Pthces of the ' Hoofe of Asada. pointed .at la the s Ids "ad auk Attiibs. XVIII. The AV, _nas s anw p tles siknowleige the lade. = h d ma t* tedelide - Illiblih lh ed las all al els at* needesSesuldies • XIX. Thu pdlitien at war InAttir Illuiesehed hs Anise /rant Aunria.and by Adds from re sod liar Alliessend ww haws set bus let sollionsd, hall wtr oMd while ao hip host ties Awe at the easitaspe of ohs tadlisdir of de reshot truly. J . CX AU coustaarcial owansualeenese sad Molar art menu two comoriss Orgirham fawitgas Were di/lot X.XI. His Mtr a iha er lfacipene of flopormy sod Attack. dal His Maleity the of the frateb.Xiso af tidy, ail Pa*" reds bowed theta idea Madasolat as to rash sad Plasetta as was Wadi baton tha peahen war. XXII. Militia * eye ham obsombillap of tits ItatillAdoli of tbsesfent Trolly; thermos of Prober's. trod Its environs. hp the saissit 44 kagurti, be ovsevettod. Tan dayealter tilt fold withanp, the Prood, sod the txaala of the Alike rot nines. hall maenad Moravia, ildmarla. this Vintner Wahl, the V !mid dater, Maoharthern.Himpary and the whole of Styria. In tWten Wavily' days she ilistrivaeualtehis Vkrtel Vienacr WaWand the Vlartel Ober Maalartaret; • and Muth. In the fpacv of two ammita from the exchange of the itatifteations, the limpets troop, and the troop lids Atka el ?mace, hall evacuate the whole of the bareditary km. oldie /Avidly Ow emperor of Getwany aid of Auttria, with the exception of:the pima of midrib hall rentals for one month at the dirpofid of His y da Emperor of the Frorteb. King of Italy, ma pad of lonic fad and for the artillery. of whence nature, hall be made of the htlia. bawls lipolits that month. But it is agreed that at the expiration gg,g)se gag wilek, no corps whatever of Auftrian troop ma he helfielitelieff introduced within a cirenit of fix lingual wound the laid whop of aroma . It is in like manner agreed, that each of the plans. which are to be foceeffively evacuated by the habits dears within the dines above-mentioned hall not be Odd philhillso of by the Aultrian troops till eight and forty hops .Rot this summation. It is alt. agreed, that the migniess left by the French army, In the places which they froollhdy acilemate, haft remain at its ilifpofal ; and that the high silsossollikg parties mall stake an arrangement relative to all contributions of war whatfuevcr impeded on the different here& tarp Rates socupkd hy the Fraud army, an arrangement in vir tu, of *tack, the raft* of the raid contributions hall entirely ecale from the fly of that exchange of the ratilicathina—The French army Iheilltriwr ite pavilions and its fuftenance from its two napalms, eAa6Yed 011 the routes by which it Is to pro ceed. K MIL Immediately after the Exchange of the Ratification of the per:fent Treaty, Commlfrarin hall be named on both fides to give up and to receive In the minks rot their refpedlive Sewerage'''. all pars of the Venetian territory. not occupied by the troops of his Maj. lip the Emperor of i the ench and King of Italy. 'flue t PI , of Venice, the Languor, and the poireffium of Terra Pima, hall be given up in the (pace of fifteen days; Venetian theta, an t i Dalmatia, the Mouths of the Cattaro, the Venetian Ides in.the Adriatic, and all the places sod forte which they contain, in the ir.,ec of fix weeks from the Exchange of the Ratineatines. The tripe Rive Commilraries will take care that the reparation of the artillery belonging to the Republic of Venice from the Aullrisn artillery Ire exadtly made, the former being to tentain entirety to the kingdom of Italy. They will determine hy a c.utual agree went the kind anti nature of the Mika% which being the property of the Emperor of Galway and of A uftria are cwifermently to re• main at his difgofal. They will agree either on the talc to the kingdom of Italy, of the objeCti above mentioned, or their exchange for An equivalent quantity of artillery, or other objedla of the tame, or a different nature, which hall have been left by the French ar enici in the iiiiedoary States. Ever, facility and every of llance lluil he given to the Militia', troops, and to the Civil and Military Adminittearions, to return into the Aufiri.ui Sties by the molt conneni. in and lure ways; as well as to the conveyance rut the Imperial artillery, the naval and military magasine and other objetla which are not comprehended In the Itipulations of fate or exchange which may be made. X XIV. The ratifications of the. prefent Treaty hall he (*changed within the (pace of eight days, or Wooer it puflible. Done and figned at Preiburg the 20th tEct. (Signed', lin. MAUR. r , (1.. s.) (Signed) PUN. Prince of 1 tents steretn. (L. S ) (Signed) ONAG. CUOIllt Dt GTU 4 ,4I, We have approved, end do approve, the above Teeatv, In all and each of its Anicl thereto runtained; we it, derv, that it la ac. erpted. rat ifird and edit' , med; mot we prondie, that it>ball he In violably iil,ferveil In faith of which, we have given thde Prefenta, iigned our li rid, counter figned, and Railed with our Impe• tie; Seal.-4c tlic l'atai e Stbarobrun, 7tit December, a/o . i. • y the imperot, NA Pinion. The Minifler Sat. of State, MA• IT. be Mintitc, os o .tgaReIations,Cs.MAL'I.TALLXIIAND. • !lir PROCEEDING& WEDNESDAY. jot, ff. _ pall three, and 0111* pins thallinah ,idlinthed till Friday. ; . --. IF COMMONS. i .EATI SILLS. - • 1 A Refoietion war carrkd, that no Pinkies* for Private Mit 1 thauld be rikeima after the 7th of Mush fed. The SPEAKER laid, that be fdt it his thty to call the attends* of the Houk tea the nature of. Baiallfiale He thought k was k w enirmely proper that loch a • 'bold pars. He hoped that th e Haute would ado c tes t a very late period was al. lawed,•ard that therefore don judge whether it would he prudent to *tenth any farther. - lt e . Wars AND MA W S . The Houle refolved hint into, a Committee of Ways and Mum —Tin Smiker having left the Chair Mr. Hulkiffoa deli. vered tuna prowlealons to the Chairman, urlikk were— That the Malt Duties, which had been voted up to the sad of Ism. iB O4 . thoula be continued to the 24th dim, dol. That the Dudes not ':needing four (hidings in the pound on Lamle. and the Dudes on Pentane. Maces, and Odors. Soo* he entuinucd for the Space of one year from the asth of March ter*, to the +sth of Mardi, iliii—and .- That the Dudes on Sugar, Tame& and Sault lbould alto he continued front March, tied, to March, a SO7. 1 There propolitione were carried, and mien* to be reported to the Houle.—Report on Friday. NOUNTIIII. Mr. STURGES BOURNE sideman') Ai:ammo! the Bans r des given for the Supply of Fife for the Cities of Load* and iVeliminlier, peasant to int of Pariltheast. Ordered* lie on the 'Ask. . corneae , . • • Mr. YOUNG, from the OM* of the Coat:dime( the Colima a, prdemud to the Houle an Account of the Number of Vella, with their Tonnage, regiltered in the Yuen of Drat Brithia, from fanuary, 'Bog, to January, tin. Ordered to Ile on the ('abic. , Al FAILS OF INDIA. Mr. PAUL role to make his protnifed motion. refpeaing the pmditaion of Lord Melville's letter, 'visas', to the affairs tsf India. Many pedants might be perhaps difpofed to ad; upon whit ground filch a young Member as he was could enter In par ticularly into the affairs of India. To fuch petrol's his anfwer was plain and fimple. 1 - ie was confcloas of the imminent danger which dlfeatened our India 'poffefliona, and therefore he was refolved to mile his orrice, however feeble, with a view In mule the atten tion of the Houk to this point. The Houle did not by any means teem to be aware of the alarming date of the affairs of India. When the debt of India amounted to fourteen millions, Lord Melville had written to the Chairman of the Company, recom mending i plan, which; in thole circumllances, ap peared, to him abfolutely nectar, to be parfned. and exprang his opinion, that if it was not pdrfued the confequences would be dangerous.- not only to the concerns of the Ealt India Company, but injuri ous to the prefperity of the country at large. Hit obit& in moving for this letter of Lord Melville, written when the debt of the Company was only ta millions, was this—he defigned, Tome future day; to merit for a Select Committee of the Hoare, to inquire jute the courts of the alarming increafe of the debts of the Company. and of their failure to comply with the conditions and Ri potations agreed upon is their charter. There were, unfortunately, reports at preAat in circulation, which might render all loch aseafures nugatory, refpeaing a perfon upon whom a great deal of dependence for felting the affairs of India on a proper, tooting. was not improperly placed fide el:tided probably, to the reports refpeaing the death' of the Marquis Cornwallis). Be that, however, as it might, he striated to keep this motion* as fepa rate as pollible from thole which he had made on a formetocealion, with a view to the conduit of the Marquis We:lefley. The °Nat which he had at pre r rent in view was one of the fall i.nportance, Since the debt of the Company had Mortared from fourteen t 6• thirty millions, in the thirteenth year from Use se,. newel of their Charter, without any of the cond;. tiont agreed upon having been performed on - their parts, it was high time to enquire into the cadet of theft Singular circomliances. It was with this view that he moved for the letter of Lord Melville.— Having read the motion, he begged leave to add One word more. Lord Melville had - written to the Court of Directors upon this lubjea, in the ;mil eatneft manner s and. indeed. his opinion had iseen given them in Come meafure with all the folemnity of a death warning. He would fay this of Lord Melaille, that his plans for the regulation of India were well coo ceived, and proofs of no ordinary comprebetdion in him who propofed them. Upon the execution of s k ein indeed, he was of opinion, that the very cachet of India, as connelled with this country, depended, sad therefore he hoped that the Directors themfelveswould come forward and promote this inquiry ; or, If not, that the Board of Controul, or Come individual of that Board, would come forward and give every afraattee to the meafure. If the debt of foureen millions ap palled Lord Melville, what ought to be the vigour and otter.tiop employed now, when the debt amounted to thirty millions? The Directors and the Board of Controul were in fume degree bound by 'bete cir. cumllaaces to come forward and give their topple to filch an inquiry as he propolad. It would be raid. for he ?rinsed to anticipate this objeCtion, that the alarming increafe of the debt atofe from the wars that had taker' place in India. He was firmly perfultded, however, that the debt had not inereafed (torn this caufe particularly, ind he engaged to (hew, nolefs the I)ireflurs came forward in this affair, that it was owing to a caufe of a very.thfferent nature. He was refoleed, at least as far as lay in his power, to fix re fpnnlibility where it ought to attach, and this was the great ohjefk which he had in view, in the efforts which he made, and was inclined to make, on this fuhjeet. He concluded by moving— " "l'hat there he laid before the Houle a Copy of the I.etter of the Right Honourable Henry I)undas, now I.ord Vifcount Melville, to the Chairman cf the Eaft India Company, dated the 3oth of June, the 1, refptaing the debt of the Company." Mr. WALLACE laid, he did not rife to,oppofe the motion of the Hon. Gentleman. At the fume ' time, in acceding to it, he did not with it to he'under flood, that he thtiold agree to any propclition which the Hon. Member might afterwards think fit to make. He maintained, that the great caufe of the increafe of the Company's debt was, the wars which had art. fen in India. lie concluded with obferving, that he , was fort y the motion Ltd been made, when none of the Gentlemen belonging to the Direßion were pre. Mr. PAUL wilhed to fay one word in reply.— He had come eatly to the Houle, and had e.:rtair.- .4* waited a I eafvuAble time I:.it thofe who might be . • • , . , . , WOW r oloolo. ao Or*, . , , • 4,MLIAIaNTAAr PROCI or allobingoo. As Ms fret ' • *IP ' ..—.-- *ribs PoinOPISM OW 414 hiaNal kr las nigh ~ .- . 1 • -. ' MOUSE Of LOplik wzbetisim , whim. a Ibi 13111 lobroary. rOo. %,. llre'Hisuk met sboisla pia Ore. mod • ardrold dote of Ms It.orol. likbpol9all be babkriori to fame private bialoda,agesreerl tilt "Mop ✓locipoity. whirl' Ma aura IMphoota ONO pat Cs to )1M . rty and formobootr, in the Om imam oml so tho,fune . ..' HOUSR OF COMMONS kloor *ribs petard tM /LielheillbS of labborsh. ' PRIVATI RILLS. 1 .7 boll infornted arm ald mot laurelled it this b..,n -taph. It Crag net bar wills to take ;he Houk , or aura ' palm in it, by (armies ; but he had a dada inapt taut Objet in view, and was convinced that delay would be 'highly prejudicial to the interels of th.:. country. If there was a caufe of the debt foreign to the war in which India had been engaged, and it by this calk the public had been .dopefsficf of the benefits that might result from *specialism:4 se the conditions of the Eat India Company's Chanel'. it was high time the bufinefs Iboald be iseeftigated, and that no delay &fluid take place lacrolld what WA , abfoluttly neceffsty from she natum tithe h 0,; itfelf. Mr. PAUL pie sofa to give notice. than on • Tuefday fennight, he lhosidnemefor a Sche Com mittee to enquire into the maces of the isereefeof the Company's debt. tonarearanse or 'image. Mr. J. FITZGERALD gave notice, damp coo Psi day next, he fitould move fir logos to faring* it for akertaining the population of Ireland. , ARMY 22T11111712. • The SECRETARY at WAR due . Eflimates of the Araby for three ends ken the st's of December, gaup to the soh of Mari, :806. 'rhea contained the charges of the °nerds, Gerri fans, and Infantry at home sad on the Contiteent,4f she troops in the Plantations. and of the Maids. The Homemade Gentleman wiilmcl that the Houle Sepeld obferve that he made tip the Etimates for three months, in order to fubjea thole who were comsat into office to as little embarnament on this fable& se pale. It might be proper alfo to remark, that be had made them up on the ground of the Rate of the. forces daring the hat year. Ordered to rif,os sba table. Adjourned sill Friday. BAST INDIES. • • CALCUTTA OAXWITI EXTRAORDINARY. • saviiaose, nooses 12, leos. • PORT WILLIAM, OCTOBER is. lees. With fentieserms of the deepst forum and regret s the Oovernmeitt come men the &meek of the )4u& licammtable C 1111114.211 MaStylis etemerats is, rad* - of the Moil Noble' Order of the Dinner airmail! Gmeral of die EaldiltlisOotipoOritioilliois, triad Commander Mad& of * 11114dIfs. and the st nourable Cntalsoy b sitiolifOnlibb the 1.4 USN. This affilatiqg mad sioulpt# be iltiffoold stems took place m flatildertiaSE et 011eneqtnees in the premise* of lhoont. ;Mt Lail* arrived. inhis progsefe-apielli ammo the pit fonal sweemendittlia semi fa Ow told acu n for the &look of soettimpflato other **potion objela intimately coossliod she issiteits of the State. During a bag aid *aim if., &Magnified by emi nently boeourabit old sedum* exertion in the at vice of bit Cbuntry, this fliaftrious and revered Net. Menem mani(sfiedall dot energies, combitod with all the virtues, which can dignify exalted ?ph* Ration, ..nd adorn the (pliers of private life. Asa patriot, a Sleekest', a warrior, and p mro, the charatler of Marquis Cosewattts things with ditlinguilled Mire. The records of the Brit& Empire in Europe and in Alas, bear ample uflimony to the fplendid and important fervices rendered by him, in &lame quar ters of the globe, to his Sovereign and his Country. To. the Eat India Company, the intelsori of Ky. qui' Coax 'niers is peculiarly endeared. To the *vice ef his Country in India were devoted force of the moil vigorous years of liii,saluable ; ao4 there, at an advanced period of* h, has is pleafed Dryers Feminine& to terminate his earthly career of honour and of glory. Breit' India wiU ever be proud to affociato with its happirsefs, its praperity, and renown, the grateful remembrance of its venerated benektor, Marquis CoseawaLeas ; and the Native Form of India will &cepa, regret a man, who fo defereedly pottered Omit unboended eopfidence, mad highett !timer. ltip Ms Sovereign, and his Comm the death of Alargeis Coanwattis will be deplored as a public *ak*ky. Europe at barge, to whom his fame and Mitcham trevalcog hem familiar, will lainent the ksA of lush exalted and refpeited worth ;and Ml. tory .Ml retard his naagneeknity, his benevolence, his love of Janice, his inflexible integrity, his ardent valour, his wife and prudent policy, as eminently / ••• ^l , worthy of imitation, and of praife. The Rag of Fort William to be immediately hoißed half Reif high, and to continue fo until fences. Minute guns, ftsty.fil in number, cotrelponding with•the age of the deceafed, to be fired from the ramparts of Fut' William. Similar markt of relpcli, with the folemnities able to the mournful occatir•n, to be paid tc the me • mory of Marquis COlth WA LIS, at all t. ; p-incipal military Rat lens, and polls dependant upon !his Pleft deny; and - copies of the preceding orders to be tranfmitted to the Government of Fort St. George, Bombay, and Prince of Wales 'Rand, and alto to the Government c.t the Bririih paid:Grins on the Ifland of Ceylon. By order of Government, J. LUST !DIN, Chief Sec. to the Govt. The Calcutta Gazette of the 26th of Onober, flatu s that at a general Meeting of the lithabitanti o it was ;eCtlved " That In addie . or to the getteral:meornlng, which hat bees adopted, as a public tok,n ,if t to COnCtlll telt by this Settirmeot. on :he death of hangout Cornwallis; a mitifokuni be train!. WWI th- pi.rrnlol in of Governmert, Our t.O. place of his inter n.entat Chaseepore; as a mamotial of Minn and reverence for his eunisae, . nd cefgratltude Lir Ids ranitient lemma." Co mittces wore at the rime time eleited for I-da n 1 and mope, to carry tl:e above tefolution into exec u don. The Committee in nrope confilis of L xd Tegnmoutti Sir J. Gore Gii:c.ral A. Rote G. A. Robinkti, 441am.1.1. Ky.!. g I IP PI nt bi ci si DI fo to to . • eh, ' bt bu M