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THE COURT ofDIRECTO.RS of the UNITED 02.1lIttiNT MENell ANTS of SNCIAND, truth to P the EAST INDIES, do kereiy sive Notice, . . not a GENERAL COURT of the odd COMPANY will ho held at their Houso, in Laadenhilliatnut, on Wannstear, - rho lifb of April ant, from Nine .6'064 In the Ifornlog until Ms in the liming, for the liketion of SIX DIRECTORS of the said Outtpany, for Four UM. . . . • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. --....-_ 110USE•OF LORDS. Aram 6. Mr. C.aaewsiore, and others from the Commons, brought op rive private Bids. - Mr. Coarse, ora from the Treasury, presented Accounts relating to Bondod C. • • . Ma Marquis of LONDONDERRY moved that several wk. noes be annelmatid to attend the Con mitre* on theSloal Tilde . Lord ROSS LYN- said he waslostructed by a Noble Duke to 4lati r the roost of that Noble Duke at dissentient 'Wort die seared reading of the Catholic Relief Bill. The Noble Lord' ae. card's* awed that his Grace the Duke of Newcastle be. al. Israel to enter his, protest against the Calibohc•Reilef Bill before tomorrow twelve o'clock.—Ordered. • . ?hit. Marquis of ANGLESEY promoted a Petition. from several Wiwi Catholics in Waterfetkagainst a clauie in the Forty Mb. 6agibertraidne Bill relating to Monastic institutions. Ile cou rt** Jesuits useful in promotiog.educvion,.and be *opal Wald oat be ruppreirect. It had been said the objlct of the was to preven t an individual (Mr: O'Connell) from taking lb teat fee the county of Clare; but ha oordd'imit help *ariel. 'bet Indleideal had the opportunity of reciting OF% 4hositer. if socks iletad eel/ us gems the Hostile it Common" , and refuse, Wit's oaths. A new writ would this be hued. and the Meaty of Clare might be pot iggin'to all the : trouble anal &mat. ogee b had so lately witnessed. • The Noble Marquis said he was ewe the individual was net Marred to take that adv4nrapp, .. i : !be Marquis ot4.ONDONOBERY adverted to the C.stbotc Meer Mt. and read a suer from a Cleflyntan, who stated that a h g. law giving support to the Minton Catholic Clergy would lave been the best security that could be tabs, for the preservation of the Protestant Church. 'The .iubject was worth the attention of Go. easement. If the Walk Priest were paid, it would propitiate them,*and prove the greatest security the Church could have.— The measure had birewearried by one nun: and the only ishlPridoal who amid esny such a nositsisre. He reconutteodert that great man to consider the question In all Its beariip. The eilinleni of the people in Ireland with respect to the Forty ;Wiling Freeholders Bill was, that it would be desirable torahs the franchise so fifteen pounds or twenty pounds. He objected to the power given' to the Assistant Barristenmith respect to the registry of freeholder', and the Noble Marquis thought the Bill might be 'seemly amended in thp Committee. _Wised the twn important measures 'horrid be db. posed of, his hope was, that difference of opinion might not inter fere to delay other objects of legislation, and 'tat their Lordships would unite in promoting the welfare of Ireland. . Lord CA SMOLT. thosighethe Boman Catholic, ungrateful in coming forward to petition against the Catholic Relief. Bill, a(cer se much bad been dune foe them. I Id. ins an order from 14sMe. is difficuky of sending to e numbers of persons coo. who have been for some ',b on , and the injustice of Isonnwtit pr. grintia so their ng always disposed to de. wen pleased to order that I Oporto, who have brio , • ar any term not exceeding ices In Portugal, viz lAia. linnet), Guarda of blasphemy, sseritege, r safety of the State, and d. solve contain no news. inn : Minister of lan nosiest iu leave re reeurd in venous plate.; renty-two !Metals are deli. ells in the convents hawe, women; as all the other Meth% will not sail, as seen dismi-s General Ina ' and sit to I.istion... old during ,tbe eucutitttt JOSEPH imar, aseria4 TO THE PROPRIETORS OP EAST INDIA ACTOCIE , Lstass Mgr OfirllA3llX, , -• . !. • THE ELECTION of "SIX DIRECTORS' d th; lint .INDIA COMPANY being appointed Irk Wink vismac, the Mb of Aptfl nett.: the favour of poor Yore and in terest is requested foe the fallowing Gaislnmeil l .yli... ' Du Pre Alexander, !hi.. lbw ougti Undo*, • . 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Pont ' m New York; Woo* Gaffer. and Hind. rauw.band f ur tri•h to tent Clergy of Ireland,. It Windsor, and presented AI. came to t , wet on on, which w» pe4orined , ' her Ihrtb.dai. • phe Was !now in Leindow. 'ln the Ileum Ils• *Magi the bop re.lbalted n growth, the sales werecof Monday ; why this course unity of very flue Foreign ed. but it is a sure :le. Barley WS6 heas.y sal., • samples. Beam sad Peas rere is. per quarter dearer, s no alteration. Grey S.. 365 . 1, Small Ms she 1 • rich Sus ;ts ; , Potatoe Sos 131 . . - ?Wand us sas Feed 20s Us • • per sash. Ms. Wis. seed OM lie posies& wing: • • . • • too English • 6, Foreign . ' lrish • . 1 .6 Nati& _ems t. English . 417 Is Foreign St Ush Fleur. sacks 3,111 trim ditto, brit 1 if ET, Arius IL Igs soo I Calm 117. .. . . is 4.1 to 65 14 - - - - L . . 4.10 d Aim 03 Omer il3 0% to £3 40%--. Div AT On. d by merriment to d., and Daly twenty-two sew skips dm left oil Friday, priest Ma. 30. 53.. is.. fished a Sopplerntatasr r Saturday's bibate mks el The Owes? cs k b but fair to dale. ads usable. I. ibis logiatta. . the day.—A bfeersar's published at F.ar,l melded for Cason ad is W i ese, the rtertW or• t-plasie Tots* las. tYoOr mint obedient and most bumble aeimatts, • JOsl AS DU PEE - ALEXANDICR,` ~• lIOBERy, CA liIPBELL, • • • • NEIL BENJA.VIN EDBIONSTONE,. • " • • • HUGH LINDSAY, JONN MORRIS, JOHN GOLDSBOROUGH'ItA+ENSHAW. I - Ihe 14E4 House, 'March SS. , . Mart OFFICE,' April 4, ISt,. tilE Itiiitt II no Fie the Lord. COihmissioners of p r a , M . . hio ajesty's Mrnaputy having appointed Mosey foe the pay « joist otbbilt.pay teak' •011ieers. front the let January to the Stet pireh !emi k ieeordiog to bb !Limey's gstahlishment in that behalf, (brie are ttogini Nottee this the several Piymenia will begin to be *mho r. Niel* Ogee, by the Treaties's! . of his Majea:ty:a.Neyt r at ten Aloe! . In the morning, on the tellowini deTh trill••; On the 906, star, and 92d of April, to Admirals, Captains, and their Alto/nice. On the 23d, 24th. 97th, 95th, and 29th of April, to Lieutenants and Chaplains,and their Attornies. 'On the 30th of April and Ist of May, to Muftis, Surgeons, and Pursers; and *Or Attornies. After wlakh the pots will be recalled the first and third Wed nesday to every Month. that all penal' may then, and there, attend to receive what may become payable to them ; and bring with then an AMdavit se required by Order in Council of 304 July. .111/9, the Forme of abkb were published in an Advertisement ftom this 0111gyfated Hitit September, Dimon!' Finite procured at tie Odes of the Treasurer of the' Nary led 411 1 - 4 W likSt OF' sold Odgers should not be able to attend theiletitterAttil-intlibt! Attorniee4or that purpose, the said Aitortiles are 6'lol4soly mike Alkiavits from the person. they ate enspleyed'by: ' • Wistreollken are Abroad on have, their-Agents are inpreduce: attested. Copies of mob Leave, before the Malt Pay OS be And es.by Actiol Parlament paieed Iu the 35tit'iiie of kis isle Al singes ilelgn, ." An Act jot tatablisMog a more easy and expeditious nvetho,l fur the Payitent ut Mien to his Alajesty's Navy," it is enacted by the 90th' Chine of the .sill Art. " that it all-Commissioned or , Warrant Naval Oliver. whi shall be entitled to receive . Half Pay, sue shall he drirous to a/wive and be paid the saine,,at or near the place of his residence, be qtly apply to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy in London. to have such Half Pay paid at . ur near the place of his residence, At. In the manner pointed out by.the said Act." And by a further Act oasesel in the 15th year-of his late Alajesty's reign, entituled "An Act for enabling the °Dicers in his Majesty's Navy and their. Re- Prewunnlves to drew for atstreceive their Half Pay,". it le enacted •tty the lot midst% -Clausie of, thse.saisi Act, "that if any Mice! in bit s Majesty 4 s.-Natr, who than. be entitled tp receive any aunt et atone); fur or on accents' of his Half Pay, shall be•ksirors of draw, ing a Bill et liacisange for the same. upon the Ocesthaissioners °flits Majesty's Nile,: instead of receiving the name bap Remittance be abilingwify stab detire.hy letter, to theTreasuree of his Majesty's Nay; sad that if anyOaret in hisidajesty's Neet.who thee be eti • titled to receive any sum of money ,for or on awseout of Half, ray, shall luf desirous of having hie Half Pay paid to him by Retract, at any 'ist hfe Mejetty's Dockl'arth i wbere Clerks for the payroent of Wages teeth, Na vy shall nwidr.lastead of reediting the Mese by Remittance 'l3lO or 111114 ilsehaage, he ie to apply either* the preper.drit Nary Pay Makin London,ac at the PerOilicent such Dock taliLeigidfyitig such his desire." • Nutt& le hereby farther given, 'thee the Hail 'Pay ending the Alit of INarelsovNlioniusence paying ofi' '2otb April; and all persona desirens rat thawing lor a or of having alit' Halt. 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Viscount CLI,FDEN presented a Petition tram the secular Clergy of Ferns, praying for removal of Roman Catholic disabil. ties. Also a Petition from a Roman Catholic School at Wards.' foul, against the Monastic !Dukedom clause in the Catholic U lief DLL • Earl GUT presented a Petitit‘froo . i an individual freeholder of Arsiegh, against the Fifty-shilling Freeholders' BiL Lord FARNHAM presented a Petition from the Wesleyan Methodists of 'Loos lane, - Southwark, signed by 151 reroutes against furtheammetissismarte the Rama Catholics. Also a Pe* dem from ;be Corporation of Dublin, to the same effect, The Petition of the Dissenters of Kilkenny to the same stet was laid on the bible; also one from the Parish of St. Paeans is the semealreci. I- • -lied RLDiratlinkented a Petition from the freehoMers 41 . against fattier concession. A similar petition from the I . . Iluclibigliama • petition from a parish in Dainsfrksehire,to, peill . e elect. from Wellinebutotigh ; one frisni Newcastle. [ll l , to Iberians edfset ; also the Petition of the Weskyau et brtbe m o meaty of Penibrokeals the p.. b = 1M1*14,, im* of. the inhabitants of aieffelnuf west i 4.. petitions from in. Norfolk, Argyle, Rocha, York, mid Clare. path of LONDON presented the petkke of the'Clergy if Woreesser, against further concession. The Duhe 4 RICHMOND presented a petition from Cocker- Moth, to the seem aux. Lord LVITLKTON had a ',titles to present, but before he ISM it on the table, he waidedrous of making a few observations. Ilbe Noble L‘ord, adverting to a redden which he pre.entird some *ye date r from the parish of St. John, be stated, (tutu informs- Ide s MN the Reverend Minister of the parish, Dr. Forester, had leolittliNted the puldication of a very inSammatory handbill. On 1 1 &tabby he received a letter from that Reverend • tieinlentan, stating that he had no knowledge of the handbilL The Noble Lord, therefore, wished to make a tootradiction. Ile was sorry he bad 'toted that which was untrue. The Noble Ltail then pet mined two petitions, praying for removal et Catholic 4 liabilities—. lbe first front Roman Catholics, and the second from Protestants, ir the town of Workington. • Lord PLUNKILTT presented a similar Petition from a parish, .111ribi No. . . . . c.Tiis Earl of MOLINTCASII RI. presented a Petition from the.l irdepriaters of the Birmingham Jawing, against further concealing, Wes *kiss Catholics. The Noble Kai said he had aoothei red. 'diet m present. • He considered it of impormoce, inasmuch as. it •nelyni from a body of persons who had the education ids large pr am of the youth of the Metropolis: it was tram Teachers in Sun day Schools within the Westerns District of the Metropolis and the meaty of Middlesex. The signatures anionoted to 306. :They Wets- all respectable persons, and they• opposed the admission of Raman Catholics to power, under a behet that it would interiete with the plans of education which 't _e4 so lung impressed upon the dildrin of the bower classes a just *settee of their religunis and civil dales. - . . ----- T 4 Bathe SHA FTWIBURY. resented a Petition front the bongoes of Woetistock, 'Oast Infamy concessions. . The £ul of LUN31 7 0111) presented several Petitions against seneession from Ireland. _ _ _ Tee Duke et WELLINGTON presented a •Petitloa to the sane Aka Irons Montrose. Lord HOL LA ND..presented several Petitions from the ere teams' Diseenteis of Ipswich and Abingdou, tor reenovsl of dell • The Duke of SUSSEX was desirous of stating toe very Rev. Prelate, that the names of twe wean anosied to a petition pie sewed sometime since were not Llogyinen. 'lke very itev. Pre late had made some- objection to thine names, which, upou inquiry, his Royal Highness bad foe:bite be anat. • The Archbishop of YORK 'sprawl, his satisfaction that the mimes &nodal to by the Illustrious Duke .were nut subject to a censure as Clermont. • • Eark•DAEN LET presented several Petitions fromWesford and other pans of Ireland. for removal of the Catholic Disabilities. • The , Earl of WINCH! LIMA said he had to present a Palsies viyana *abject which had produced some Mimic, at opinige.—., The •Paltioners prayed fur the introduction of the English sy at of Peer Laws to Ireland. His °piacn was, that it was neassary to aptly seat system, founded on thole lam as the min el Checking the heavy beldame thrown upon the people of ineland Iby the arrival of 'separatism Ireland. • . . • The Earl of LIMERICK repeated his forage opposition to die ineductlon of the Pour Laws to Ireland. Those who thought the, Peas Laworould be of advantage to Ireland wets quitelparea of the real wants and interests of that country. In makbig that alisonation, he did not Winds the Noble Lord (Winchilsea). The Earl a MA LhIRSBURY awn not epee to the view which the Noble.Ead (Limerick) Wuhan of the ques'thin. He thought the Poor Laws ought to be applied' to hateful, 'for the benefit of England and Scotland. - The Earl of LIMERICK said; be bad always been opposed to the introduction of the Poor Laws to ballad. • He believed that system!r aims would be most injurious, but it was doubly objec- 1 when intended to promote the interest of • Illbgland and d e := . The'Vehe of HAM I LTONald it was a hardship on Scotland, whisk supported her own Poor, that she should be ender the new amity et Weft Irislipetipers. • He really could not avoid railing die adennidtitthe Hohle Duke - maids Majesty's Gaernment to =e. It was not only unjust, but dangerous, to nein dia. in some parts of Scot and, by forcing • small pepodetion besiliport a number et pauperofrom Ireland. In the West of Sta bile, the pan be was meat acquainted with, he had received a cons. Madeadoo, that 40,000 persons were living In a state of pauperism * did two-dads at dal number' were not intend ban Scotsmen. ,him were the haeblienta to provide *bpi a populativq? TM irbeistarptird .so biss i tatt, Avie. askedipbetber • could dais relief of Government P... The Noble Dukb ON eltli l oo. mended them top to she GovernsieWor relief. The akin= on the subject had already excited Moe &nuisance, mil' might occur if something was goodeggs. lie torth-the of assuring the Noble Berl (Malleambisey) that he Cult= i ts l y the sentiments that Noble Earl bid expressed , sad his wish to se* joulee done between mug and tree. Lord PA RNHA It said, that whenever any well digested aka far introducing the Poor Laws to Ireland was brought !onward by Parliament ae otherwise. it should have hie support. Viscount hIRLVILLIC *tamed, that when the sighing war too brought before Parliareeksit,osse system of Poor Lain was is tended for Ireland, another systems few Scodand ; he (Lord WI. vine) cnotended then, as be trosikiwew. that the claims and paide ri‘lets of all his &West y's subjects should be the sane. lhe Duke at HAMILTON said, that equal rights was all that Scotland desired • Lord MOUNTCASIIRL spoke to the great good which had Men accomplished by'tbe Irish Dispensarim, and reausplained that they had nut been better legislated. Lord CA II WIRY said a Jets wordsucrou the.tsble, is anewuy to the Noble Pier who had just eat down. . . Lord ItOSSI.YN ruse to entreat their Lordships to* drop the present discussion. as altogether out or place add unmyed for Lord OA ItN LKY said, he should 'tippet% a snution4 masa of pamlaws (or Ireland. . Lord DE UhiNdrA N VILLR said that be meld nut give • vote uo the pi mum auettion—(oedet) • Lord PAL/IdUT.I4 stepped torward and addressed the Nob), Peer, who ev e ic e r 'appeared to have miscaussivad the hablealr befog* the H . , The Petition, with Was from the Freelieddre of the corked, Surrey and kliddiesea, was then laid on the tibia. Dr Sea di SICRISIMISWT SOLI . : The Poke of WELLINGTON rose. I' i. noei. i nny Lords, my duty to state t . your Lordships the.netti;l44 'the other measure which it become, the duty Of histla jesty's Government to prey:nein the Pad; sista in C.,•R sequence of wh4was ',commended in the Speech front the Throne. - Lords, - the n.e.sr.re to u bich I lards it a Bill to tegulate the franchise possessed by ;reignite entitled to vote for the. semen of Members of PATNA. utent for basso. Your Lordships Will. tecollect th t in tie year 1793 the Irish Legislature gave the Hannan 'Catholics the power of voting for repres-ntatires,- and very stifetly dime evils begun to be felt whiCh ?v.v. since grown to such an extent that th t attention of PO.. filament was directed to them fire years ago, and that it is alfresco' ab.olutely necessary to take those n.ea• sures which, his Maj sty's G Peer nmenr propn.es. My " Lord., in Ireland, shortly alter the year 1793, there teener-nein prisons who held ground immediately un der the landed proprietors, and who circumcise, d a system of themselves grpning freehold, under those (eases which they held .usides ti:e landed ps opretta a. My Los ds o tins wassfooefor the purpose of eat. bliehirru a vo4 Utica!' and Parliamentary ii.fluence for these prisms which laid the grriund and afforded an example which was afterwards follosed by others, their superiors its . rank in ediseation, and in fortune. My Lords , " ga o ls systZesi has beep carried to so gnat an eztenelhaf„these 'fl . at - present more fie/holden in - Ireland than area" ewe, for any good purpose in teturaintireopreWnlanlntik4o eervr-id Parliament ; and the evils attentiag.She-sortem have become r rilsject.. of general comply sits„ . - .t bly 1 Lords, the persons-pc Ales- nt entitled •td the easiyetrai:of the elective franchise in Ireland ase, as iiipear fsnirs-'lie proceedings of the Commit ten' as well i - f ,Yer".ll.Crir d-i ships' Howse as of the Hints* 01 C m not sepet . ..he of the, very lowest classes of society% and. in_taliing'o at their right to vote—in !liking possession.uf: thew 4 Itie holds—and in all the other eirconist socks of eler4isMe:..... it rsppesis th i the most delrber t . : 'minty . hes teen con misted, and the en avec deminalizatiuss .11 I: • people ptevailid throughout every stage -of . the . fsn ceedings. AI, Lards, it app. Sri to me. that; no. this ground alone, the- !treason wh ch his Majests%.(irma en.. mein pr - Tose is cis serving of your - Lo-deti- ps Useastysei I. ous attention. But, mj Lords, this is no; Ow alnly ground. on tivhich . I demand you, L trdships' Nopyoit for those measure.; for it appear*, from the proceed. ings of the same Committees. that hose people are not at all sensible s.f the advantages they .enjoy in the pne- session of the s elective trancliee. The law ieguir es that the freeholdet must tegi ter on: year before he can vote at au eletti ts, and, if lie was sensible of tie ad. santagei of the french's:, it is : not to be-su, posed that he would nut conic for - ward to pay one s'ol.ii-g for the register alibis freehold; and yet it apple's •hat he does sot pay this small' Aim, and tr at it as invariably p.IJ ether by his landlord or by the candidate, ;sr, by uni t e libelist club interested in the election. My L rdi, it ,appears from the pr-"ceedings . . f the nate Con:initises that the Eeeholders . re foie's), or ac u 41If chit . rn, to the hustings—that they err noihsng mate 11 . 14(1.105- noel, •nd hardly.ereaied as human Icings. My Lod-, if ths t . ciscumstances : l have mentioned were the on'y . grinsuds ftr bringing forward the resent Ball I gave on stoubt it would 'Meet u,th your Lordshjps ap, rco4inn. ,[hut these Are not our may ground.. eV I said before, the freeholders mere uriAirriay firmed for the ink. pose of estab.juhing aI; lineal and PotirsinzntatLi. a et it . lpr certain indivi.:uals; but latterly it Lista,. that that in fluence has Fallen into the hands of jo so s whom the Latlislatuse cos Cr intended to posscssa'vy Pails :rvier.taiy inflaesice—l mean the pries's. My L. rd,, the - con tinuance of suck influence in such hails lust be highly detrimental under whatever system th .t • annoy may bei2neerned. But when I reflect on the occureenses of sett week. and the measu 0 which your L. rdshipe 'are in the course °rich pting, I think yi ur Lordship' will agree slab nie, that that influence muss be - put ast p to; .ad, sites the vote which sour Loidel came to on SA urd.ylast, I may freely say that white V e.e n a Roman Catholic Gentleman who possesses the qualities requisite-to sesve'his cougar .;':nsl to take his least in Parliament. it is eeeitattle ' 3 l 4i .altoula hive nt.e'.... Brit, my L rds, it is star Pif_i?irf the ir,tiet et 'Of Popery or religi us 611044 . Wiliose Whc; are to fe w§ turn him that he ought to telfeliii 'seat.' I beg Idler Lordships to observe that there witcone objct which I stated was most desirable whets 1 had the honour of proposing the oilier' measure to your Lotdshipa, namely, to put an end to il:egalyombinations an that c unify, particularly when those combinations 'ate of a'rergirius . nature, and there will Certainly be very great adi engages . held Out to such combinatieigs if the influence of lb* py'e‘ts is suffered.to continue, f now yr sceed, mi. Lprike • • : to the objections whiCh have been nsaire to the intim ........y. ... and irdoptton of the measures which I propose. 1 knSw , ~,ei ii hash:en stated that, ii you take away..the power . .., tit voting from the forty.shilline feffehulders'of bliand. . .41/ Wily should you not do tbi same with the same:ells, of "embolden in &gland, butt'lni Lords, there is a wide 'Xifirrence between the forty-shnli. I/freehold , ors of Brig sand a d thole in Ireland. 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