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Yertera ay, a Court of Proprietors of East India Stotf.., vas held at the East India I louse. The mi nutes of the last Cowl were severally read and agreed to. The only resolutions of any public im portanm were, a resolution, declaring a dividend from Midsummer last to Chris•mas, to be 51 per cent. and a resolution of the Ct•n:t of Director.. submitted by the Chairman, unanimously acqrsnong the cr•mmander and alicsrs of the Ganser, born all imputation of iseqled ur snitcondad, in respect to the los: of that ship, when a ballot was fixed lot the 20th January. to deterr: • gres•ion. YKOSELYTIBM IN vg -, . Mr. T Tw /4 o addressed tM Chair, from an anxious wish to *Ono that line M conduit, which.in his opinion, appeared prescribed, bolo by the duty he owed to Itinhelf as an individual, acid to the Company, for whose prosperity and advancement he was studiously and naturally interested. It was in the recollediun of the Court, that he had, at a previous meettr.g, alluded to the dangerous conse quences of a system. which, whilst it shocked the religious prejudices of the natives of India, tended in a great degree to ponnote hostility against nut interests, and to endang-r the security of the Bri tish power in that country. Whoever refirded on the strength of those prciudicss, however absoi d— sshoever cilculrated upon the unlimited extent of t!.eir i 41.1 -cc among the various casts of Lucia, mast be convinced that an unnecessary interference with their ref „ , cos habits, and an impolitic violation of those reli4bitts observances that existed with such exemplary a'c amongst that people, were in the highest degr c dangerous to our own safety, and incapable tat producing the becciits for which tech exertions on'y should he mace. Indeed when the unfortunate results of such an interference were coosidried, an interference warring with all the strong passions of Indian ►uperstition. hostile to every prejudice of early habit and matured life, at variance with ctose obvert/46(es et religion which nu people upon earth inure stropgly and wineasingly respected, r. was impossible not to perceive nod inch a conduf on the part of those entrusted with the proteCtion of Briosh 'met cats, must be not only • fatal in its cot:striae:ice*, but attend-d e. ith such calamitous effeds, as estiy sincere friend to hu manity roust (deplore. It was tinder ibis Gnu and unaltered impression that be felt it his duty to take every 1,1,14M:141 step to secure the °Vied for whitli he cotiteititesi, berme be mitered upon a pub lic that would naturally introduce to the c , zniA.flce of this cousiuy, and intimately to the vi .w of the native poe. , ,rs of India, arguments and r‘h..civations calculated to excite id the former roll. grow contrive: sy , and amongst the other, grounds t , •r apptelleasion and distrust, the bad effaces of which it was iinnoitible to aiit.cjeate. Upon such .a view ill the CA:e, he was extremely desirous to on a question to the Chairman aild to his Honourable Colleagues within the bar, for the pur i iose of ascer taining from them, waether such measures were ileCO, as would prevent the recto rence of the evil to which he alluued, and would preserve. by a pro per reaped tee the religions habits of 'Le natives of India, that happy tranquillity which had heretolote existed, to the tumour of the charade, and to the prosperity of the totrre its of the EAR India Company ? There was ano►her c Jouster ation to which perhaps he ought not to attach any importance. But he trusted he Was l 04) much alive to the sensibility of charac ter. and to the consequences of the accusation, not to take the proper method of insuring its refutation. It had been insinuated, that such endeavours as he WAS determined to use to do teat the system of send ing Mts ionaries to India, could only proceed from an enemy to the religion of this kingdom. With •hsdein be slisclaimed ►uch an unjust insinuation; be cause be knew there was no Dien who mate MD.. cettly rrop:Ced the precepts and commands of dot sacred divenaatino, or who wit more willing to support its coltish:lir:tent and security. at the uteri► Ike even of his We, It bad also been maenad, •,• We will give, 1....m0rr0w. some in oboes- vations upon the advantages which PliglAnd I likely to derive from the transit, of the mat of the Portuguese Government to the Bruits. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, Dtcsust■ tt. Rear-Admiral Monitsy's squadron, from Monte Video. consisting of _ _ The Puly phonies A 6 ita vaphM r" i *ear-Admiral Wfurrity, • ''"'t•Cmptatn P. Lityeood, 64 Capt. Bajdtvn, 23 Copt. Mason. And Fling Fish) is arrived at Cork with the transports from Monte Video. It is said that not less 'has 1,500,000 dol- lars are on board the ships of war, on account of the matchants. and about twenty vessels he..iics are in the fleet laden with hides and tallow. We understand that it is in contemplation cf Go vernment to declare Guernsey a free port. Viscount STIANGIVO RD, in his letter published in Tke Brbes►linay Goutte, given in this paper• yes terday, states, that he went into Lisboa on the 27th last, is His, bliaisery's ship Cesifiance, bearing a Hag of Trace; and Sr Stowev SMITH, at the close of hie secoad letter, published also in 7be Gander, beast honourable untimely to the zeul and address displayed by Capt,ust Yso, the Commander of that vessel, hi opening the eont7er , icathrae *Mt the Lattice Iseult. TUs close resommands. tin has not been overbooked. 1 hi, g4llane Miser, as we stated in a former number, has been pematateg to the rank of Post Captain, and yestordey the Lords of the Admiralty again took his services i nto coalartuldn. whet►ttts, ftedaridkindeadded to a further reward of SOK and signed a mom. mendation to the Lords of the Treasury so mum him with that sane, is a bark of their regard for his eminent services.—Captain Yao left town. yea. tet day. to resume his duty. It has been stated, in same of the parer, that Sir Stomas , SIIITH had planned ea attack upon Fort Bugip, in the Tagus ; and that he also medi. cited art attempt upon the Bastian squadron in that $ river. We are, however, very much inclined to doubt these accounts. The River Tagus is so strongly defended on both sides, and by the Fort Bugio, in the middle, as to render any attack by ships alone estrearely hazardous, if not it:Treiber/. ble ; for, although it were possible to pass all the f.,rts with • leading wind and land tide, it would be impossible toget oat again, without being dread fully mauled, as itis always necessary for large ships to moue down with the 8 sod tide, and consequently against a very strong current. If, therefore, the Bench have poured into Lisbon in great force, there is little chance of getting out the Russian ship% al. though it is possible they may be destroyed: how. ever, the wretched condition in which thew ships are, renders the object scarcely worth the hazard of ►uch an attempt. They are built of ar, and soma of them ate considered half rotten. Admiral OrwaT has .truck his Nag, and the ships composing his squadron have received orders to leave St. Helen's, except the Glory and the rek. Yesterday. arrived a Mad from the Leeward Islands. brought to Falmouth by the Wsadiser Cos* packet. The dispatches received through this channel are dated the Sd of November, and con tain an account of a Court Martial upon Captain CAMPICI.L. The Prixems Amelia packet, with Mails from Pal. mouth, and the Theis fire-ship, with dispatches from Plymouth, had arrived at Barham& gnme further particulars of the (-nominee:nest of the Revolution In Spain are given in our last Page• An interesting discussion war 'spelled yesterday at the East-India House, upon the policy of sending Missionaries to India, and converting the natives to the Cluittian Religicn. The qnestion, u appears in our report, stands our for s future day. Yesterday • Court of Diners?, was held at the East India Hesse. when the Lord Keiil was taken up end stationed fee St. Helena sad Bengal. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till Wednesday nett. Yesterday morning. Lord Mummies and Me. Chemists had a conference with the Doke of rote- L AND. at his house. in Piccadilly, previous to that attending His 81 Al sir y at the Qu saes Palace. An Luglish ship. pierced for 18 guns, no name on her stem, and copper bottomed, was on share on the ltith inst. on the Main, ne.ir Calvadiws. The Dereseere brig of war arrived at Geared& on the 28th November, with the trade under convoy. bound to Great Britain, &c. The Wiedser Cu& packer, arrived at Falmouth. sailed from Fortran on the Bth alt. and left lying there the fleet fat Great Britain. . . The Jens Merle, Jar. from Oporto, for Cork, is put into Lisbon. The Merges, awl Sfery, STIL ACK as. from New foundland. for Demerara. has been taken, retaken, and carried into Dominica. The Meets, Geovss. from New. York, foe Bris tol, has been retakes, and carried into Cork. The DaLe V Irk, Davis, from Liverpool, is cat 1 off on the coast of Africa. TOO SWOOPOON, ---•••-, from New-York, for Ant werp,i e ila tislosci4to,i and Flushing;ff ., crew sa , -, f Ted. . e, ler Liverpool, is lost on Lochwielly. `The Georges ---s, from Bridport, to Londe:al was taken, on the ads alt. of Dungeness, by a French privateer. We have received American Papers to the CI ult. They contain no news of importance. N proceedings bad occurred in Congress relative to t dispute with this country, subsequent to those wbic we have already communicated. The mob at Bal • snore executed, on the 4th tdt. their announced sign of burning in effigy Colonel Buss, Midi tice Measliest, and Messrs. BLLIZSIIIIMISSIT Marra IN. Tat BOOM% Pans, of Ttltsday last, costaieed paragraph, stating. that the Pape bad seal t Bull Irish Ti.ular B.shop., mil that advice of this • Mat COMILIIII;CittutI to the Duke of PfiIITLAND D:. MOYL au, Titular Bishop of Cork. We enpie the paragraph from Parsee tridlikr's Print. an h.ve since learned that it is a Cork awl a Bell stay. On Tuesday Last, Jose ZOSSION, Esq one the Representatives in Parliament for Metter. P e most elegant and splendid dinner, at his 1 Outton Park, to the ()keels of the Royal Chest Volunteers, in consequence of be in g eletlel to Majority in that most respettable regiment. When the Perim' Rioter of Portugal took Ica of Lord St AAAAA Oil°. he presented bis Lord.. e with a very valuable rim*. 'lle centre stop ! worth 800 guineas, and it is set round aids l'T ants. His Royal Highness also gave the N Lord nine pipes of the choicest port wine. *Min the line of conduit *bids the pursued. he was alone satiated by a feeling of perepn.al hostility to the liosoutablePentleman no tbe right of the chrsii (Mr. Clarke Greet). Su& ass .inainnitt in that Coon ' went& refute itself.' Still ke the oppottnisity of positively *daring, , that such a motive' was most foreign 'from his inten tions. It was true that he had, on a former occa sion, been led into errors spon this sahjea, in which there was some reference to that Honourable Gentleman ; but the y were errors procredirg en tirely from misinformation, and not, in the remot est degree, otigina'ing in any wilful desire to mis represent him. He had only now to repeat. that he was anxious to avoid any public discussion upon this momentous question. He was willing t , .1-cede to any expressed intention on the part of the board of Direttors, to take it seriously into their considor• ation, and to provide the necessary means against the continuance of a system not capable of pro luc ing the intended gond, bur pregnant with an un limited variety of evils to the security. niy. to the existence, of the British power in India. it'hen so convinced, it would remove all necessity for calling a general Crat. Mr. On Its requested leave to say a few words on the t^pic to which the Hon. Gentleman alluded. He had a good recollection of his homer endea vours to prevent the permission of this Court to be extended to a gentleman who wished to proceed to India, upon the ground that lie was a religions t was:last. In that endeavour he ctrtairly succeed ed. A peat deal had been said, and an incess4nt clamour excited against an institution called ..The Rine Society." He did not profess to knew much of its formation or °Neel, but if the suaoge accounts of its enemies were to he credited, it would seem, in Its constituent qualities to participate largely of the nature of the flange' tyger. Mr. TWIPIIPIO spoke to order. and observed, that ' if the Gentleman was allowed to enter into the cis cussion of this delicate and momentous goestia... there seas an end of the conciliatory ot j.a, which, itr the line of conduit pursued by himself, he had proonsed to adopt. The Co slue* “ (Mr. Parry) was convinced that such a diseossion could lead to no good purpose.— He could agure the Honourable Proprietcr (Mr. Twining?, that the Cum t of Dircaors had made this othjett, equally with every other afreaing the varloos interests of the Company, the orjea of the fuller investigation, and most anxi'ius solicitude. That Gentleman had on right to assume the exig ence of any negligence in 'the Board to which he bad the honour to belong. He was sore it had, as it merited, the confidence of the great body of the Proprietors; and he would on the present occasion conclude with expressing his conviaion. that upon every measure and occurrence connetied with the security of the British Power in India, and the ad.' vaneentent of its true interests, the Court of Direc tors had proved themselves both alive to the happi ness and tranquillity of that country. Mr. Alderman Pulsate observed, that, from the conciliatory disposition manifested by his Hon. Friend near him (Mr. Twining). he wits led to es.- pea, from the Honoura , .le Gentlemen within the Niro a candid and' manly avowal of their senti ments, and of their iptentions, on the momentous question to which thorrilosion had bees made. In, that hoot he was disappointed, and he could nett sufficiently express the regret he felt on inch an appearance. It was not the first time that the dangers of .persetering in this system of Proselytism were commented upon in this Court ; but whenever it was, mentioned, the senti ments idghe Court were ante to correspond with the , e of everyman conversant with the interests of. India, whether a Proprietor or rot, in the convillion it felt of its total and ruinous consequences. The CNA'. m API conceived the discussion totally against the rules of the Conn, and theref ,, re pro posed the question of adjournment, which was car ried by a majority of hands. We understand it is the intention of the opponents to the Missionary system, to call a General Court, for the purpose of taking the sense of the Proprie tries at large upon this important question. The Question was adjourned to the 20th of Ja austiy neat. •„• Toe •Bot T ISM PR DS tria. IN • free dart, k pri.ted span a brartired new Type, pispose by Kr. 'Floats, of Barbican • t yen T yea rat , etel fror in ii oa i Oal Lai den Mr eau Wal yci, i Pee, cci itlt by, de ad it io lir xi 411 di