The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-07 00:00:00

LA.3I I.tbld COMI'AIVY. FitOM THE RELECT COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE oF COMMoNS, APPOINTED To INQUIRE INITO THE PREiENT STAT I E OF THE AFFAIRS OP THE EA S T INDIA COMPANY. • (( untinued fr. in Yesterday I Ei.vingAt •ted the funds themselves. the next ob ject & - your Committee's it quity becotnes the ap pliea too (it The num.-to in which the charges of the Govern ment of India, ant themnierest ts: the debts ex ceeded (Ito of 'the territorial revetrue.s (hiring this pm tammd, tqrsbeen amreamry stated, in a former report, at the s,unt of 4 987,6761. A retemcnce to the acs vaunts from ,v time; result was' produced, Will chew, tit .4 lion' the want of, Ole Bengal statements_ for the two titter'years,' 1807-8 aod tA08.9 . , the ti w . given c tad not be assumed as completely ac curale ;.ited it hi - also to be remarked, that it has bp-ott . the . tif . the Company's Auditor to make s , .th cot recrions or adiustments„of accounts premed hy him - from time to time,' as the .subse quell, adVrces from I dia appealed to enjoin ; the propriety W' i ti - wli tie otw•otts, - wilco it is re me:ob. red . .1 not only open the occasion' now adverted to, bums, o th e rs, tin , a' enunts,were ptred in Engl. rid !ruin Such general statements as h a d been re m, emi ; in which •tatetneimis it has hap pened that . Ott' of the n•osi es-coital heads of co.ir_r, viz, the milir3ri.has been stmfeo on time amount of She ashanLes made lc the payin.msmers, ,sod not on the adhal amount disbursed the c .use of it has been explained to arise nom the uppotsobility of drawing pp the accountsin aoy l ih r way within the time prescribed ; the immense distance of the m i litary stations flow the Ptesidefiey of Bengal! preventing an eat her trim,ll:i,sion of the (1.-tarlid diibursements of that Presidency. • But act , t,ra:e statements having been since received ft out the Pi e silency of Bengal, of the receipts and dmshurse rn,m's of the )ears before sliewil in an incomplete state, your Cottnittee have ten it right to call fur such - aci.ounts as appe .rodio be wanting, together with ',ucli other adjustments as were t i e . cesary to b.• wade. The stattiment so correeted wiii b. found iii Ow, Appendix. The .:rrefir produo . d by these correai6ns upon Ow result tilit ,hewn, is an addition to the excess of L im n-go in the spill) tri 91,3391; The - gross execs.: of .the charges beyond the amount of the territorial re; 61006 4 ... which most have been defrayed limn the fund's, will then be tuuud to have been • • The amount which' lstdia is considered to have di,hiirsed on accouni Of the commerce, and in im mediate supply of or return to the concern in Eng: land, faints a leading feature in the application of the' extrAordivary funds. Toe omoinercial charges notadded to the invoices have been ,hewn to, have amounted, during the period in question, to the sum of 3,056,25 H. As, upon, the inspeCtion of tint 'account, it has been found to require corretilion and adjustment, another account is ambled to the Ap - ,)cli 'ix., by . • w Bich the atoo.,n‘ of these charges ap t ears to have been 2,01ti,t2791. These charges comprise the si4laries and allto.vatices of the Ro , trd of Trade at each of the - Presidencies, and ithir subordinate offices of a - description strictly commercial, with liaise of the aurungs or f . tictcries 'where the itivesiments lire provided ; sod also the charge . of the w.4fehouses, or the departments where the geed; eipcytetl trout England to India are depo titcO anti,ho'd. Boaril of Trade at Bengal, superintends' the provision and sale 01 the two important attar It.s of Internal trade whirl) the Goveitintent of India pie , etved excitisicly fur the benefit of tic State', viz.. salt and opium. This Board has likewi , e the control over the greatest part of the departinent of the costning'; it itmilikew,se t h e d'redion of- the Marine, which branch may per. iph, from being principally of a commercial de seri;,tioo, be consideied as falling within the sphere of its iii:inediate duties. '[ho Board of Trade at Macitits miperintends a stnill .part only of the cuti wins under that presidency. With respeM to the Zoarit of Trade at 'Bengal, a question might arise whether, ,under the circumstance °, the extension of duty that took place in the year 1793, when the the trade , in .•salt and opium, superintendence of from which the:average annual gross receipt in the Ott', e last years, amounted to 2,32,0001. and.of the, c og ent-6s Amounting to nearly 300,0001. was coin. mitred to it, the expense of its establishment should be considered :is wholly attaching to the commerce, or a part should fall as a charge upon the territories, with the revenues of which these articles are classed. o n t hi s p o int your Committee observe, that the charge s of , provision, manufacture, transport, or sale, attaelting to th?. salt Atil'opium, are inserted in rritorial charges ; in like minuet are the chargcl (1 the clistotn-liouses. The iluties of the Board of . Trade are metely sUpetititeud.oice or cuntioi.l. The s&.aries the members, in dr,. year 1792, ptevirais to the tran‘fer of tlie*e di.ties, itinoutitt 20,3601. and in the year 180910 26,5201. Th e ot.inher of the ltiburbers hat nut been increased ; : and the, new' duties have not in any way atreCied taw subordinate offices under them °I a commercial The advances made .for the purchase of ,invest ine_ota for copisignment' to England, are a very lul- 1 -Am-taut part of the application ,of the extraordinary font!'., The , amount• is stated to have been i 6,038,2661. Although it might be inferred, in an abstratt point of view, th ii . the amount of th ese : i r l dvarn es. waS principally supplied by funds derived immedi tt.-ly -from England ; your, Committee are - fa; r et t eosive that the question-, es to the particular • part 'of the extiaordinaty funds, from which the, er . m metce w=l4 supplied.„. whether from money rail. t tl on loan 'Lin tutu i,or from aids raised front 14u . ca pilot, under the circumstances of the yeatii W itien the advances were, made, marl of t It o nature o f t , system existipg in those years ) he f ia6„l4 c . tortiv decided, without all cxamittat ion to nitric till • mot , - than is requirl d the übservationi proposld t be made on the ..subje4 in this part of the Report, . The slpply- furnisl.ed by the several Presidencla Scttleasvnts in India to - the F.tet" ory at Canton, LONDON : Printed by l< IC 11 HARRIS t of 4. rilott.courta I l °w- 4 trefit 11: bathed by WILLI Alti A MICER C I bGt.tt. M the SUN OVPIcs, No. tit, Strand, whet.e ichiertiternents, Order: for the Paoir, Lettirs for tto &c. J i•paN), must Ci 1; , , If 1. i . i . i ' `' i. , . . must,'asynin . Commit toe' ife to fin be con , sidered a, much advarrued tot the positive and di- ' sect purposes of lite made Of the Company, and .may be stated as a stop!) , ultinratels from India to England. Tlte amount atiplied for 1101 purpi k be may be stated at 3,313,6541. whiCh is the net sup ply. The Wilt:moan's between lridi t and the fie tory of Canty!), •iva , iing to this result, are shewn in detail in the account. io vie Appendix hem whioii it will appear, that the grosi supply iron) India, by Nt3 tnents into . the ciiiton - trearury under vatious engageinents, by payments of 111114 of Exchange, and by consignments of cotton, sandal wood, amounted to tt;e suin 61 4,098,97 11. The returns from Canton to India amounted to 1,385,3171. of which ilarount 1,310,3181. con.isted of Tins remittance was--ade at perods %het) the Cart ton treasury was greatly repleirished;by the•favour able balance of track Uri wren India and: Chin t ; and u hen great coniegu, nee attached to the sup ply of the Indian Quvcritments with bullion, by every pradical means. Timis remittance in bullion is exclusive of the consignment- from England,-ori ginally designed for the supply of China, which was detained in India, as has been already advert ed to. Toe commercial line of the service was Intind to detnimd advanceS. The .Cottonander. of the ships we'e entitled, under thek chorter-heroes, to be furnished with a ct nail' amount of cash from time to tune, fur 11. e inune, tate suppbei of the neces.ities arising in the clairsi of the Sill vice ; and the amount of such fAivances was unitnwely counted fir with the own. rs of the shii.s, on whom bills were gn4:in for it. it w ho.vever, an Outlay of money front the Indian treasury., Payments were Itke lie tnade un freight and demurrage, accounted tor on making. up the ship's accounts at home. The ainoont in these several instances - ix stated to have new) 946,4221. to which should ~be •adcled the trei4ht, bi:c. of ripe ships,, taken up at / • 4 . w il perwu e() the nm:es,ities 'of Elliott! required every exertion for the supply . of. gesso and prowl : , iions, I 12,:!5 81. making together a total of 1,t28,7801. Tie disbursements next to be noticed, tnly not altogether be considered as advances for the direct purposes of commeiee, although they m y be looked upon as contributing to the sup ly of fends to the Company's treasury in England. The first is`theadvalice of money for which bills were Mostly drawn upon his Majesty's Government: For the service of the navy, &c. 402,0691: ; for the tx pense of the island of Ceylon, 318,1461. ;' ,tor build ing of ships of war, 193,4631.; together 913,7781. Other advances on various accou.,ts 'Were in 'du. (or wliich 'London' -was debited, to, the amount of aiW,67sl, In a former Report, your Cornniittee had ocea 'slots to titter souse remarks relatrie to the charges of Ceylon, and the Dwell settlements; and the amount of what hail been repaid to the Compatiy upon these accounts; they are again led to advert to this subject, because it 'appears • that the outlay cat money from the India] treasuries fur thesexer vices, as well as for. others admitted to be charge•. auk to the public, has only been stated as far as it was included in. what has neen teinied the ordinary expenses or charges, which were provided tot from the revenues ; awl tli. t ~ censecpiently the sum not so included, must have been turnished troth the 'extraordinary funds. 14 order to place the subject. •in the clearest view, as well as to account for the Plication of the funds, your Committee have called for a distinel account of the whole of 'the cairns of the• East India Company upon the pub acCount of advances aid supplies .at the sr vend presidencies in India, •which were admitted by the Committee, to whom the subjett was referred 41 . 1808 . dislitiviihing what was included in the. statements of the charges or interest paid to tho , e presidencies, horn What was not se. From this ac count it appears that the total so adniked was 8,212,3721. being 4,8900041.. for principal' and 3,313,51(181. for interest; and that the Whole of the latter sum was included in the interest I aid in India, and 3,05,5331. in the charges of India leaving . 1;2,23,67 to•be accounted for as befog a part of the disposal of the exit aordinary funds. Ou more. Minute inspection of this account, it seems that a larger 'stun must be taken as furnished from the ex traordinary hinds, than that now stated. The ad juStment to be made is as follirws the sum trot in• chided in the charges, hut' adtintted as a 'claim upon the public, which has been liquidated in England, has been shestrif tq be 1p223,571!.; to this blioulti be added the amount expended by' the Coppany in India, not included in the'eltafges 3 Of the advances and expenses of Ceyloti 'and the Eastern Islands, whit h, by the decision of the s e .. le&Committee, was not admitted to be a r elaim upon Government. Theamount of it is s 437,7741. ; coosequently ale total:a:4)(MM which Isati baen ie this view, by the extraordinary funds, may be stated at • . Your Curtin-lit fee must observe, that some distinc tion ixill be hereafter necessary in reference to, the various services to which Lite application of th e ex _ traordinary funds has b e en directed, fur the pui pose 91 gpacifying with accutecy the initlay of (utility In direct charge or ht that way in which the arooent, in somo . or at her, was till huately Converted into property, and found in the assets of the Com pany; either inroad or at hotne : bin Ow point will perhaps cone more properly under cothicierati on i n another part r , l the Report. Your Comillittee will therefore only now remark, that With' the exc4tii;o of - the increase or Indian a.sets, which is the last point in this branch of the extunituition,the.Virtik.n tars teinainlne, to be considered are of the descr,plion* just adverted - to, viz. a positive issue of niuney, or loss, which tilay in Lid be classed among the chortles of the Indian ierritories. The first issue of this description is a payment of a portion of the debts of the private ciediter.sbt the Nabob of Arcot, to . the 3 CTIQUW Of 1,058,0531. This pay Mel) I was made under orders sent to the Presi dency of Madras, dated h January, 1796; which orders originated with the Board of Commissioners for the affairs of Inc.til, and wertitranstuitted to In dia, under the exerciieof the po%cts.,Nested in tbeni by, the Legislature. A payment wai hkewise rvado, to the private cre ditors of theft jah,ol Tanjore ; atnounting to ti4.,04-11. under ordirs transmitted to India; dated 18th Sept. V70,- . our)* e• tie tied Y' t VII, in tt Inch provision was made In favour it the iiti%ate creditors. The soul aboye'stated was the amount paiti in India t it will here,fier be sliewo, that 3 I'l4'; tier uin was pail from the treasury In &lieut.' . upon the wine account. Committee have,. in the-it fist . netihi; brought to the view of he House the particular le holt of the revenues and charges of each , ot the Pre, sidencies, lrutta which it.appeared that the eX‘efti of the charges of Madras .and Lionmay, during the vt rio I under review, amounted to 100 leas B , 7Butt) than 29,579,6271. They have tag examined! mi nutely by what mode the Wants of these prv,iden cies were aupphed, either ict re.peet of their execs, of charge, or the diabinsententa f or the puichase of inveatrnents, &C. as it is stitfic , ently clear that the Presidency of air gal afforded assurance to Matra.; and Bombay to a large a minor. • The total supply as debited in the Beogalboolis, ethounted to . - • 2 70- 1 13. 1 7 1 The amount et which this Stull credited in the bo.k's ol'hiaLtrds au t lichobeV, i 4 Y 26.979;768 - 7-- Beins less than the debit by - • which must chiefly be attilbutcd to the etfeci ut the exchanges qt wnich the. remittances or cons mews were made, but par ly 'o the exthange, at which . the cont , etsion of the coins of e'.,c!, 01 It4e , presidencies is rtfetited, it, oltiet to pr , 'seive conior ,tuity %1111 the rite used in the calculation of the accounts of the revenues awl ch. rscs, lo either case, for the view now to be giv e n, it is prcsn to be correct to state the amount at a lusiof uo 11.11 , CH'propert . k. • • . Your Committee having been informed dial various sums have been wii ten off . the Indian hooks of aCCollati for losses incurred at the pre sidencies, %Oriel) losses were not inclu sltd iii the accounts of 'Abel - cliarggs; .have for att r count of the same ; by wilq:h it appears, that tin,. amount in ttiC seventeen years under reyiew. was 46114:281, The aggregate amount of the whole of these items of ex; ., enditure,. is/ 43,794,6'231. of a hien 32,9114,727 was. an expenditure; in / the course of cominercial management, or of a political descrip l lion, which i .from being 'Cotivert..d into propOpy,• . i,%otild be evetitcally inure than realized. The re maining.. t0„889,401. was ,art expenditure partly ,Of a commercial, but for the greater ptrt.uf 'soil, tical nature ; and in bolt instances such as rau4t be absolutely considered as diminution of (50111 being-an application of funds, either in the ward defraying charge, or so as to incur tired. 1095. Of the total amount. of extraordinary funds, which,has been stated at 52,309,4f1,41.; Inert: still reinains.to be.aecounted for, the sum of 8,514,8011'; This upon a minute examination will be found, 'with a comparatively sinallexception, to have beet' employed to produce an increase itt the aocis. to To ascertain the fact with every pradic,lble i'egree;of accur.xy., your Corninittee have entered stpvn an examination rather in detail of the state tnent of the ii,seis iitineXed to, their, second Report. The last year it' that statement is said to bare Oren made up, itt regard to Bengal, from the quick stock account of that prsicL trey of' tile 31st January mil), being the Jatest recel%ei.i. As ,it is of importance that the periods of the, several accounts' should ac cord with each other it th,ent't of the Official year, namely, the 30th April, and as it has been rep,e seated that the statement now, referred to restureti correction on account of ,an error in caleuta;ing the &changes in a part of it, your Committee have substituted .another statement of the assets, which is added to the Appendix of this 4telort. Ae ofd ing to this, corrected staternenr, time total of tile, asset, on the:3,QIII April 179 V, .ainuunted ict the suns of 7,543,834 ; and on the 30 , 11 April 1801 4 s, to. ; being, on first view, 441 iliele44c of 12,573,8731. The amount iu which, the sets might be sup.; posed t 4), have increased by the .apvhcatioo ut Wilds raised .in nittnety 8,414,8011.. leads must, ob viously to the ink:fence, that • very considerable adjustments. tuust be made .tits. incrcase now stetetl. Your Committize have itterewit: direvett their pattipular atteritivo to ti.is potty, because, to . heir • jodgmeitt, it appeared to be of • portatice, The . adjustments thought to: be necessary, are of various descrip.tions: first, the a'USOlllte.i:X.:lU• bioll of bid debts, or :debts apparently horn:nal, from both periods of the account; revenue ba• lances, as they were in no way eteated by the ap 7 plicalion of Indian funds; debts troin the &toot), of Arcot and Rajah of Tanjore, a very tuateital part of them hay,ing .originated in charges 'or ad vances. brought to account antecedent to the year 17.90., or were in debits on arreArs Of subsidy, un der, the engagement, with those Princes, twiote the C0114ithi()(1 ,of .the treaties by whieu the Company now. hold, ,the possession of •their respectue touit. (Fie f s. The part o t the increase 'occAstone t t by thy imports front Europe in goods and ..3tores canvot Many view, be supposed to have been produced by indi to tUnds: it is tile,eiore excluded in Lle man ner with the. above. The expeobe alit: l 44 ll "g the expeditfoo ,to Egypt is eironeously twig. on Inc kicivi _quit* stock account as ,an asset, from being considered as a,claim upon the puu.tc.. Toat chniti having been liquicl,Aeti, it tins vely properly been excluded from the accounts made up ra England : ; the ain0ttif,,1,.733,3f.?81. is there:lbw kiIfUCACULIc On 1.111):1 the present oLcasiori. The elled produced by these several adios!- , monis, shew-u by an aeco , int in t tl.e Append;x, lo reduce the amount of the increase of ilbSa, 10 tng sum ol i 1.; to wh•elt, however, shouts be added a consignment of treasure' from Bengal to Madras, whien though propeify excluded hum the tienwil quick SAA: of April 1.809, had 11-1 at. ived at Madras in stitlidient titne to be inscrled in the account of t hat-Piesidency. Tht! ahu 42lll °, l - thevalne of this treasute was 717,5611. The total increase 01 - assets, procured hv the application ,01 employment of funds in the dim) Ire .suries , " iii then be found to tittioUth to the boa( 0! 8,4'11,1_7 2 j. - fiutl ) evh i c,t t howeve,, should be,dedotted. to' tsar present view, the ItteleiPie in the amount duo tmm ittdi~iduais nn au% made to them int vision of between Aplll 179 2 a'R i . April 1809, as the whole of the advance wads in the- year ,IBOt3-9, ha; already been incintled io a I 10 G~ et . pattbt inal--00Tt.iiie OtiinlP., due l- r ea:is 122,.501i1, The amount einploYed i ll illy iz increase 01 the asserts cv II thell'be ted°c ed id It ' d t ia e satista i !t 9 ;:n j "j(ittG)l.o.4rjbf:rtiel.",:ls) ,filhlets,e49)4ll.llleiii 1:4711 actually in the_ treasuries of the pre,ideptiet of Ist'ouu:llat ofe Company rip bcs'itles posso9'd of lOPe rl Y sett lecznanen3itdsettraibli:dBitan,°,,uvrllincaht, Illtr'n;rni lirteiisiidtc)enicr;:*;:ilit sidered'aS attive, or iliniediately ainilAl', i' ''''s inserted in what is termed therr Cigick Siock 4\c . ' CQUIAS, of which a view has now heti) iskro. , 11 '` 4 proper! y CoosiSts of plate, Itoqseliold iiiinir:r,!, guns on the rarnpaft4, arms, and some desi:r*." .of military stores': buildings alight also b.: 0 Lll' tioned, biit the cost of thew is suppoet 111'4 bevil i n clu "ed in tlie cliargec Ti,cse Oeral al, i jOeS, wai l) carried i - ratlin account t,rrned Dead S r'''' . ' I . IllAii.' ' canitl ll ;071.11:yet:iiit,:t:eet b w e i l t l ii . budding , AO full e iii"W ; j reSPeetS the -arOcies so tle,4c:ilied ore ,- I; , ', toeless to be considered as real p' o 'pe "7 ; trod !ti.,o : hav: nvit barn included in ilie cl 6l O :i n u t t it 'd te s ; l e ii i t ' l l iii r g :1111re4117111;g:IP:31Cirt::.'ILelr;tFid 11..,:lYiti:'et:i:Jlii'll;(1':!"r:I'Ct:j:q:1')::" the v‘ 'n.Y, of a,CUr.ilely occOUl,tti;, :(4 ti o. di 3 O :l ..f , t ut ' 4tore4' consigit,!ii twin Eu 1.;,,,, 11 , 11 1 ' '':' i ,, "w to , and', that. C:ieSe clam Oveiiiiie UP , I `,. : ' • 1 re4ent occasion, 41,,i reowr it Ain-to:1 iio''ri': clistt. , ..;tiiitt tite vet ~t i i i ,. g i,11%, :,u'iti , i. , ''' was r..-coved4rZni itf.o i4.,t, Tli e ti' iiiit' , l ,,, rj . '. 111-' whole ril the Dead bloili,.iii,flitiLl, i'llfjl‘L it 40")i!,,d, of F it, ,bi 0,,.11,1., i, : . 110". i , `''''',' st'''is, Sre...ittioun 5t:)19:21)..,ii t. 0 1 wit:di ~ .. es'invt rd'tlia . -Vito,ooo.• 0,4) i I ‘).1.,,,,ki y , '' ''' ~ Pliccaulioltblion:o3 ist:titiv;,,i.unidilse.wilt.>ie .at I)ii, ' ,o Jo, ~ s , 4 ; pear th,it time 1,4;A 4.spenditthe of . : .3- ' e'; ' -'''''''j''''.ll'''l: l fonds, acrordine to the viLw lions •iven , ''''!' 1 ' .* f"nds, both in ilia advai,ce for wili.if 'il"e:00.,! .might be said to Teillaill 111 L'l, , ;iiii'd O f .1 , "314 0) i at ' dire. charge, is toutid to aitiouni ~ t'li . ' I , ,: t 02.'293,2891. ; which, iliugh I,cSs rfix 'flit! ain t ~, ot 'These , t unds, by - - 11i,!3'.51., youi' CoO lii" e $ ~,‘ ‘' ' ' s tt ,l l: 7l ), :t t t r l i ) a a . l ee) y t i' .n i o :a n, sxrt'egioc9eotiru:ii-le:ii;e; brin'id;l:ii)oriti:::),,l. d i , c Bi : ' , i i d n d P i r i fl c lo c ri : lni i " l l: s l3l o ' l l : ,, ' C i h i ': ::: trot (touh.t will, be considered. by the Ifo lw ''),;, oadgg!is,wbodotiiirii..fruoductaiererevict,:re.seenteudiilnimr,eicteaP:ploioilrodtramel:itirttlost;i:‘l:dc:jeite,:eti:l:lFfrillelc)aaiolonig:ruildelleesisoaisieniltlci:Lideinosi.ineltictigrtre,t;iitgoi:icur'r4ricsoielaiiii:(l4lll,ii3eriL);l,bit.i',:tep,a) :r to them the n' l '' have been, brought forward may he 1 41)- P o ' f . ilis: d ' fe ar it o l i oi n r p g d i theetsialual iA l t d t otpcirprlyle,antilrodi.raila.l,llreenwr itillnyls v'etiol.l'°ll)iticieilildio.eelirdia?:ll:l4:::!utir,:te.3'itlitd:o4, ' 8 . .bied, have• caused a statement of t he li ; o w be drawn into one point of view; which dit i Y il oiii , )01e, garaeabtseartifi'oacnisl,ity in the coa.proll'il`'')(4ol el ctou_iYijahireiurreCceoinpitsnaititleje, bbYaviPnigaco)10)80).P11::°'114i11e4;61::01:43:1:ti t. t it:.:cr l : ) , e idtni c ii;e i t it u.Lis t io r rie s ityl e :eioi o eftro f tii4a; topwoh.ceine.:cisiiiildi,lnin(licisg.tiersvp,ivtiiii:tosivj.;;:rilii:::":l;;;.uip;: of the P4t) winch was.priTos' of I° , '` ) ll ly iurelt le3 disbursement vi' 'i". 00 ,,,/ 1 ,i-o. importance, 7 i t i l i i , e ,o i their ,itili4Cigir:licti:o,,i, loioiiii-i: , i . :l the effatit •prodticed'impon t he P r° ,4 Pe ot ri ;e' *l ' ij `-bAnuljanY, by the complictaied Bunn ngt-i "e,,,'' • 'aye been brought to the attention .0-idyl s tatiA.• 111 the Reports of your COintnittee i ,„ ' Ol.l wfds, what has been the genergil re,lll OO4 " Ili " in India,. in a financiil View , hY, tit,. o re, '.**. aiperations of a. political aud o ottitner cij ` ° twecn April 1 . 70, and April 11309. ' • , ... . . , . (To be continued ) . • • i •••••••••evegos ......... . ‘ • . itll An Edingburgh . Paper describes' it cabi)e,gl"e' vi ‘ i) of, gar ben .of -kills CUtioingbant, Esq. of '.i ..., t o:. , ?!' enwiloou-li a size, as ea r l , i .itII 41 ? :' t i,e 10', leaves' a cii - cUit of IS ref ' int.65ur111'..,14:,:, lid bcsiY ol the plint, 39 inches in circuitlivi The Lady of Durtc.sii Co'llumplbleid., Esq , 0 , 1 - Be ' ll ! 'ril'. :; '. of a SoU. . i Willi' A ii:Oi days since 'the Lady of Barhani ,Jo." 1 ' i , see , € i - of Ltditley Atatior-Ho' use, Neor Noresr, nano;',, °,0914 C': On, Saturday lost. at Niin;hlcy, Airs. i 4 1 ." ► I.)tner, het t we......_....1 child. . ' • Al rigid to i _ , At St, Ann's, Mr. S u tton, •of Leicester•sqq. It. ~ ,oefo t E . t yes, daughter or . julin !Yes, 1.1.M1 a ..ii.- , . , . e_ ft , . ' 0141) • wire' On Saturday last, at Bristol, Mrt.Sanders, —Arcisles , Sailders, Esti. and titinitiauguter .01 a t e I.y:v • ,- , ;4,true,.. . - , A ,1 9' ll Orr Monday se'onight, at Lower St. Coitriti, ,_. Mi. 'chow:ill 14roes. Willior s'''' ciii Sattild iy tlic;;;tli Ult. At Lis)Co,lia, Mf. 1, cictst son to Mr. Stock, of LudgEte bill; __,, iii,4,104 4,14 _ ne t.. , ) s n the sat link. after suiratog 3 ' b,yf.?...ni,i ~.0:,„ ocrivooriert by a liar:2ly tic brroke, 111105147;4,a, li ,- .4ge, alit: RV. Ethydril hilOpE,l), Vig ar ut 4' County of Sussex, On Tblitsday last, at his boos; iff Cbarl°tte.Wr'll l'° irt ' t lawl-Pidce' "w'r(i lind6w.qo, P . . , 1• 1„0, fp; Y esterday, at tiii bou‘u in tiolitogiiarn7P ~,. in P2rtiaruept or thv };nosily 4)1 iiivernes,, ~,, ' l t i V i i i lj h ' u t n i t i fi ) l ,. 4 t;t i c, r .r7i i itig i,i V e-te(;reilf;ijilliel‘',l.ll,l3:‘rarilve'rorgoess,l°tl47. 10 11 1 itc. e.a► after d ji,.. At T; wet in her 4ith,) + mi . w oo,' o b. nest, Mrs. T;lia.tbetti liar.ti.i,:viieot. arm y • wittgr, Needle-maker to tier M4tnith L'Cuig warn. r 6. - - -COAL MAK& 1- ., S":: • price. .j. Ships at Market, Ship. -01. 2 , 0. i 5. 31311 Newagls.: •• • ' od. to o°' ai• , 3 Sande • •• 21 • 0, 10 ^ -1 . I Stotie CU4L • • .• 1 • •-•°• I IO 7 ' 3 6 ' 2 ' 2 Cincters •• • • • HIGI = • WA riilt AT LON.l)o34'iatroGi:. To?o. Morning, 47 Min. after 5. I. PR ici,/ or roe' s. . 0 India if p s i 05. 1 7 Banic Stock . 1384 130 , rjavy pet Cent.. g; • 5,,ttLt,..„' 4 , , 0. I:1AI 5 per Cent. Iper Lent. shut,, .• ( 1 )1 ` 1 , "' 3 per Cent. iZed.• Abut pj:4,1., 64 3 Per C. eat. Cons , 64 63 col 4, fur I Ot A 011, 011131 • q t,et, (-, - coot 4tior g. bdarcsscd. ~.; { i i i ~N .001