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On the motion of the Loan Ctt.►tteet.t,oo, the second rending of the hcotch Judicature Bill was postponed till Thursday next; and, ou the motion of Lord OMEN V ILL.:, certain questions relative thereto were ordered to be trans mitted to the Lords of Council and Session, iu order to get their answers iu writing....Adjourued. This day isgiablisted, teilicattd by perniissioe to the re. noarable the Cowl t of Directors id the Last India Cow . piny, in oue wt. evo. with a View of the Island of St. s, Helen prier toe. ed. boards, A HigTohlof the Haw! of ST. HELENA ; from its Discos cry by the Portuzuess, to the 1106. By T. It BROOKE, Esq. flet-retsry to tlw Government of St. Helene. Priated for Black, l'siry, and liiiigioLury, Lcadentall. street. A few Copies are printed on Royal evo. price lii boards. HOUSE OF COMMONS. This day the House met at the usual hear, bat there being a Ballot appointed to take place, and ouly furty-sin Ifembies beyond thine already ballutted toseree upon former /acclaim Committees attending, they eouid not warred to bamiucas, and therefore the House immediately *dimmed. MINORITY ON MR. BIDDULPH'S MOTION, OK MONDAY. Right Hon. G. Tierary, H. Hints/lb, R. Skarpe, Sir J. Newport, J. Caleraft, Lord Milton, I'. flaring, 11. Martin, Lord Win. Ruesoll, Lord G. Caveudtin, S. Whitbrimd, Rt. Hoe. G. Possonby, S. Bernard, Hots C. L. Dundas, Hots H. C. Bradshaw, T. Martin Lloyd, 14. Shelley, Banbury 'Tracey, B. C. Griffeuholk, E. A. Prittte, F. Halsey. TELL *Alderman Conan and R. itiddulph. PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Our Directors are, generally speaking, more at tentive to us in the month of April than at any other period. And why ? Is it because it is an ominous month for every specie.; of stulticity, or because they have some object to carry, er because this last is best and easiest effected under the influ enee of the former? I have now accidentally be fore rue three of the daily prints, which alike con tairvaddresses on the subject of the Election which is to take place on the 19th instant. Until now we have all seen how uniformly astute the body of Directors have been in recommending to us to re turn again to the Direction the Es-six, alio had been out for a yeer by rotation. In an unauimous recommendation, annually, the Directors have been p.:rliaps more consistent than in any other point Appertain:. to their stations. But this year there is a r -,e schism of the Pharisees, and, as mi„;ht cted from schismatics. professedly froui .:11*CS of conscience. Pray look at the papers.— Sixteen Directors, with the established consistency, recommend the whole of the Es-six. The other eight, from conscientious opinion, can not undertake to recommend more than fire ; b cause, in that opinion, the age and infirmities of the sixth disqualify him for the duties of an office. Now, let us measure the length, breadth. and con sistency of this conscientious opinion. Mr. Simon Fraser is the Gentleman whom the eight Pharisees wish to exclude; a Gentleman of acknowledged in tegity, great benevolence of heart, and of exem plary humanity. Bet, in their opinion, his age and infirmities disqualify hint, though they scorn to say why :—no, that we ere now, in the hour of election, to find out, because they, his colleagues and compa nions in office for ylars, have only just discovered it. Of the greet number of years that Mr. Fraser has been acting, cordially acting and voting with them, they could not divine this most conscientious opinion, until the very last hour the charter allows for announcing a new election—when they appear with another Candidate in their hand, whom they (mind you, the eight Pharisees, not the sixteen uniformists) are desirous should push out this be nevolent humane man, this public servant of twenty !ear, of tried integrity. Now, what is the office, the duties of which he is not competent to fulfil :—Tkat the Pharisees do not condescend to tell 1114. But you all know, perfectly well, that there is net an establishment throughout the em pire better officered than the India House ; and that, in ILI, the whole of the duties of the India house, of the two Chairs, as well as the keepers of warehniises, is perfornied by these able officers.— Wlwriee then that very conscientious opinion of the,: separatiiai ?--Whence 'their alarm of the 1 , 41,1 mischiefs to be apprehended from continuing this benevolent and venerable man in the di re. 'ion at a time, too, when they well knew, he was to the active management of a large tottimerviit ik.dablishrnent in the city But let us try these cousefiltious compunctions of the Is Mr. Tra• er the iiniy instance for ni:.iiifc.tatiiiii of their alarms ? Iles i;ri other individusi wets excited their disturbed a~•i;;i~~e' 'tth ? Ct tb. case of the late .;:trsnovi.t.m, 4)44/ree yenrs, they never viii sutn ca.-n•oito a ; human,•;y dr./trona, (and here voniciciitc•, that ckaruit of all t.!..tsilationu to most LON DON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6. It will be seen in a letter in TA. Queue of last night, giving an account of the capture of a French privateer, from Dourtleaux, that one half of her crew ale Danes. Here is another proof of the in jurious effects of the attack upon Copenliagen,lt has sent the Danish sailors to man the ships of France. The Fox, llvretitsts, from Malta, arrived, on Monday, off Dover. Any news which she may have brought, will reach town in the amine of this day. A vessel is arrived ut Kinsale, which left Alicant on the sth last, ut which time no report of a naval action had reached that place ; but the report tivit has, fur some days, agitated the public mind, is not the less probable on that ac count. As the wind, however, has been fair for an arrival from the Mediterranean since Sunday, we may hourly expect some decisive intelligence from that ynartcr. We have the pleasure to unnounee the safe sr:i -v:II of the following ships in the Downs. on the 4th inst. under convoy or 1113 MAJ LSII . O :lip Diadem, from the Cupe of Good Hope, viz. Marchioness of Ferrer, Capt Nash • Admiral Gardner, Capt. Earatfirld ; Lord Melville, Capt Lenox; Dover Carat, Capt. Richardson; a•d Raring, Capt. Caro:lie-4:4m Bet gal and Madras United kingdom, Capt. D'Esterre—frain Madras Deraynes, Capt. Ad•lrrky ; Tottenham, Capt and Union, Capt. M`lntush, cans ships—frump Ilea& and Ma dras. A whaler and • transport tail, in company. Sailed Gum Bengal lith October ; Madras ssth 0.-toher ; arrived at the Caps Goth Derrenber sailed frses Table Ba: toth January; arrived at St Helena Istb Janu.sry ; and sailed front that Wand sit February . The Castle Eden, Capt. tt ; and City of Lundun, Capt Yat , were do king at Calcutta The Metcalfe, Capt. Isacke, had arrived at DiamooJ ha:butir, from Southey ; cargo out, and was to return there. The Lord Duncan, Cant. Bradford, which was tw•:aid to Penang, with Irsups and stores, had retuned t•r ilugir as account uf bat ' , other, and Probably wottLi ittre oc lsion to be docked. The 1)ak• oa t r ose, Capt. Panama', frost St. H e !en; paesed 5.1.11406 d October. Th.. ‘Aeueral `mart, Capt. 'ROM; was lying at S.kupi, rem:, for am, and ertp:eted to be tl•apstebed as a picket. C tr,tr.cr apake the Wslpole, Caa lauds, beton. an the reefs, the t itis October, baring !ota her ol:7, ...roast, hot sae well. The Surn.y, Capt. t'uutuzelege; oud Lady Castkreao l / 2 lalaturiy, mere gni,' to be sef,,..st the Sand He.l.ls. Thr Matquie Wolichlt y, Capt. 1-3 Blaar, hal gone to the laic of France, as a c.atri, anti 1111 .tot r tamed. The IVorerster, Capt. S. Wqo4 ha , l gone 0,3 the Expe dition to the l'ibta zwd, wider Sir Edward Pelle. hhirs, Capt. 11:4ctIourAll ; and rxp e . ritavut, Co. AoraLsu ; c,:ied from the Cape, (Jr Ilatibit, the loth Jatioary. It appears by biformation rcerivefl this the outwird-kiound extra ships, o Inch 011: r convoy o!' DfilAY, in iliz 6 ship Monmouth, only passed the Cape t!... ;I:. Deco.inlier, instead of having arrived in . lnbl e triv, as advised in it former account, viz. Glory, Aura,. am/ tun, Ann, Sarah Chriaiaaa, Diana, Sir hum Pa!testy, and Union. The intelligence from India is perfectly ►atisfac tory. Tranquillity prevails throughout our pas. sesbions. It b!ew a violent gale of wind from the S. W. since Sunday, until last night, when the weather hr. came more moderate. We fear that considerabl e darner and disappointment have been in come. quence experienced bit the coast. All cornmeal. cation between the shore mud the ships in the Downs belie!, prevented, the rest of the vessels for the Baltic could not sail. The American brig Aristides, sent in by the Fly privateer, cut her cables, Moodier afternoon, and ran into Ports. mouth harbour, and a merchant ship was on shore on South Sea Beach. There was a numerous attendance, yesterday, iu the limbic of Lords, and a long debate was expect ed on the second reading of ths Scotch Judicature Nil, but the Lola CauscEtt.oa being indisposed, the business was postponed until to-morrow. 'lu the credit of the Members of the !loused Conimons fir their punctual attendance, yesterday was the first day on which an adjournment toot: plat e, is cousetpience of the want of a suffictent number of 51entire:s for the business belure the 1110114 r. 'The petition against the return of Mews. At- COCK and RAM, for the county of Wexford, Rill, we utith•rstand, be prosecuted with vigour. lbe bullut will Louie on to-moron. The Otter sloop of war, with nina sail of yowls under convoy from l'ortsmouth, arrived at the Cale of Good Hope on the yth January. The Pruoiskuce, SOUTH. from London for Ma deira. blown out of the I)owns in the gale of the lith February, had not arrived at the p'ace of her de,tination on the 4th March. _ _ _ .... _ Extract of s Letter from Demerara, tinted Jan. 30, Itios :—" An Embar g o :,esterday laid on all vessel., mer..ly to detain the Americana, till we see nu which side they will tieelare." The Committee appointed to try the merits of the Dungarvou Elect►on deeded against rteens ing the poll books, on uccouut of their not le.vinz remained in the prop►•r officer's hands since the closr of the poll. In coiwerpieuce of that decision, it has been r.•solye*l not to stud the evidsnee to Commission in [rrin►►d. Brigadier-General MscsEttztE, we understand, will resign his seat for Dornoc district of Scotch boroughs, in order to he elected Representative in Parliament for the county of Sutherland, in the room of the Right [foe. Wlc.Llaw DV 11 DA*. The fallowing extract of a letter we hare taken from The Belfast Cuntnaereial Chrome& of ‘Vediies day last. It is stated to have been received by very respectable lioto , e iu Belfast, from their Cw. respondent at New Vic-k, dated Feb. 17. If the facts contained in this letter are correct, they put an end to all question on die point that has lice:. mooted in Parliament so mach of late, .. whrthrr the embargo in America was, or was not, cone , quential to the British Orders in Council ?" Th. extract is as follows: " Yon most be aware, that the British Orders id r,usta of the t Ith November, which declared thn. Continent rope In a state of blockaild, would cosup.etely put a atop to our trade with any other cation hut tireat Britain. It :is in autietpatiou of these Orders that our Goveranizut thr.u:nt proper to order a general embargo ; mid, indeed, A Was !be only measure that could bs mounted ha, which would itc,c• tually save the property of our mei climate mud trader , Al first, it was relate unpopular; but now it is approve; 1 1 men of all parties. " The Arteries of Preece were apparently very unioet Neutral* did not feel their effects, bectiree they had Lot the power of bring eiteeutzd. It is otherwise with that of yr: •••• (iustiiiment, and unlest a gest-rat pease takes piece .rs, (wicab I think probable), the c.ubargo will continue , Great entitle reecho! leer Orders, sod Fiance cuLtrarr hnl in force, I think it probable, we would be at war wit It Fri :,,• At present, km ewer, tbcre is no danger of a wetoe. I cluntry ; indeed, the ernbargi the most min ertul nice' that we could wage against both England particularly the former. " The repotte respecting the negociation with gr. R are various ; my tram opinion is, that fora long tio.r.•t. t. J.= be will not be able to do any thing " The frillowing letter iltol been tryrtnitted to 11-, the cantatas of whtuh we :ban be glad to tintt 4.Q.- tratlicted by official statements : " DOVINICA,_/Cll.l .‘ A Flag of Trace arrived here last nieLt, flout 8.1f.t t.' Guadeloupe she left that place 04 S,O ( Way s .ighi, and the pamengers informs tue,that last Friday a senooncr atioa there from Martinique, bnneing an account of the so d these of four finites and two brqs, with troops Soul reh , -c and that a large muntrucut is expected. We Save no late L. nee.. Iwo? from Martinique, and therefore conjectum.,' Ketargo Tuly have twex Ind till they have gut a. ar:. have no doubt Lut they hare sat:e4 for France ; and tat we lo ve an Admiral who has declared the Ercuch Wars. ,1 s st•oe of R lvckoCr. • AnntLer Instance of the activ.ty of the enemy Is. a 0.1 1 , pie leer and a ..ehm.ncr, ftiov r .ehrted, 11,114 3 •I Thu, y fem. Goadaloupe to e.uise to ulaidwewi of s, ace 1 Par they will plea up .r.oolr of the As' '• s 05, hike of *Sir Samuel Houtia rye a l rvcd at Lertaadoes " ntsin the Pharisee's political instrument, was in fill charitable display), that nearly exhausted na ture should quietly fulfil its own appointed s an. ?say, these setusinaties recommended him to he re chosen a Director to the very last mom: nit, you will recollect, almost of his existenc!, ; and, in a lastefibrt,even upheld him, in a eery saver: c„m test, against 17A. Hudieston, a ho had beta started by the powerful shipping interest agaw.t the whole of the House List generally. 1i hat, th:ni, I uss, is the foundation of this newly-discovered rnrstirti tious opinion? A new Candidate. lint why is this conscit:itions induence to be claisi:ely ex erted against 31r. Fraser ? You all know, that there are several of the Directors, both iii the trust, and now recommended to it, who would be equally rejoiced to be free from' the •bjections of age and infirmities : and, if you seriously examine the minor list of the separatists, you need not travel long be fore you discover, within even this small compass, sonic of the separatists themselves, who have been induced positively to sign their own death warrant, in a very short time. It will tie our duty to watch the fair application of this principle, which they have lately adopted, contending, nevertheless, that, whether in or out of the Direction, the application is equally just, used, we expect, will two% ith equal justice, impartially enforced. AN OVALRVING TIOPRIETOR. EAST INDLI INTELLWENCE. The ship Clyde, Captain Burnside, arrived at Madras, October 19th, from Calcutta, with intel ligence of a violent storm having been experienced in the Bay, hp which lb sail of vessels had been lost. The Peedmoratese was in the Bay, and had made the following captures, viz. Highland Chief, Slakepeace; Danisburg, Whiter; Waters ; Eliza, Sparkes ; Maria, James , Sarah. Hender son ; Caroline, Eggleston. The French privateer Le Reveling, Captain Surcouft; has captured the Hunter, Trafalgar, and Mangks. Tne frigates L'ltatintne and Le Salton were ex pected at the Mauritius from France. MADRAS cOUTOEP., 0 si, teo7. Correct list of Passengers proceeding to Europe in the following ships, viz.— Passengers per Baring.—Mistresses Mattlsevrs maul Juan; W. C Smith, Ely.; Lieut. Smyth, Limit. Williams, Sad Re giment ; Mr. Lane, Mr. G. Jones, and Muster Beightdasi. Passengers per Admiral Gardner —Mr. Lister. Passengers per Union —Mrs. Walker, Gcurge Thomson, Esq. 211 aior LeliaUll, lieut. Hunter, Ensiuu Williamson, Mr. Kerns, Mr. MUM", Ms ♦ Hester, Masters Smitk, Hed ger, and Finalists engers per Tottenham—Mrs. Hedges., J. Rontledurs, Esq. Mr. P. Gramm, L)eut. White, stb Regiment Drs. roma ; Llnt. Hersey, lieut. Norte', .21d Fuel; Musters E. and W. O'Brien. Puseagers per Dersynes —Mrs. Grime ud I children Mr. Fraser, sad blasters Han inton. THE BRITISH PRESS. t I. V. .0110 (am: Sttw uthe will Th. lICII erg W • fief