The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-10 00:00:00

't Pt , r - fil . '' ill , ~ , , Ji, i, , it f it f 1 ,. 1 ~ .., SPURT JAG INTE44IGENCR, 1 ii: i ft ' 1 ?lORPETH WETING, Star, 5. T.U.E6D , Sixty Pounds for tzlailen Horses, &c.—Heats twice totaid the Cours4 Nr, R. Flutchinson's b. g. C.oolvic ,,, er, Sst. 41b. . t t Mr. tillephc.rd's b f. Sitidcr, Est. 71b. - , 3. 2 , Mr. St,olwitson's L. c ost. tr.,lb. - • 4 3 At. liailitiowitl'a b c. Itobroy, Est. tolb. - 6 4 Mr , Ortl% ) ,,,r t. Sattjck: tist.,7lb. - 3 5 :Mr Storey's b 1. t. tort:kto, List. 71b, - 5 - 6 . , S to 4 On the tiold--atter the iwat, 6 to 4 on Coalviovver.— , Wort easy. wzneAsnAy. Fifty Pounds for three anti tow years old colts and fillies.— . kirats,- twice round the Course. , Mr. Hesselrine's Ch. g:Dectivio, 4 yrs old. Bst: Old. t z NIL. Stu! Ws b. f. florttkin. ; yrs old, 7st 41b., . 3 2, Ilimpoiond's 6. e.ti,otiroy, 3 }ls 7st. 710. 2 3 6 to 4, and atter the heat, 6 to t ott Deccivto.—Won in a', canter. TIICHSDAY. Sixty gc,unds for all Ages (the owner of the second to re eelVC 101. nut of the Plati:). Huts, thrice.round the . Course. liesseltine's Deceivio, 4 yrs old; Bst gib. 3" 11e1r.-1.:. lutQltinson's b. 15. LOatif le‘Ner, 5 yrs old, Ss! 911). ' - - 1 2 A ?Or. btrepherd's Sp der, 3 yrs old,"6st. rolb. 2, 3 dr 2. to I AM' lleeeivio • atter 'the first heat even .betting on COAIVieWet ; „altar *lac second heat, 12 to i On DeeelYl6. MACHYN!...E . rit RACES (Wales), TUESDAY nuts 28. • • A. Silver'Pup, value soh for all Ages. !kir. Davikft.. h. in. OW-she-Goes Mr. Lucas'; b g. ()via° - ocverquvb OT. g. Honey Moon Mr. Osnoutla' in. LcLena ;AMU DAY. u o adib -4 3 dr 3 dr A Handicap s‘vetpstakes of sgs. each, for Pouits not exceed jug 13 li.nds high. ?Jr. m. Every Day • - Air; LVAII4'S I,r t g.:Tull. Dish WSDIM DAY.' A Silver Cup, value Fifty Pounds. I 2 Mr. Devereux's br. g. by Diamond . - 2 3 1 I Mr. PowtiPs r.g. by Spear . 3 2 3 dr Mr. L; i .lii t I i'e ch.,g. Prince,Regent • 4" 1 2 a MC. *piAllkIII ) ) bi. rn. LUCtila - - 1 4. 4 dr - Atter tt,e thud heat ,5 10 l'un Prince Regent—lost the last . owing to the briale cuinine; over his head. ~ A Sweep takes ul 11 ve vsineas each, for ponies not exceed credit% 13 Nods high. Mr. c.ritrittl's b.. g. Honest 13tn . . 1 2 Mr. I'. v4tl'4,l)r. g. Scvepa Sick: • '• 2 z Dlr. Davicsil bl. at. Luc:kit' All " • 3 bull. A e Mat for sr,gs, rudc . by Gentleman. tV. kilt:s * s, I tAI br, L. Lay. . br. g. 1, a DE1)1.0li I:ACES; WiLDNISDAY, Strr. 4, The limiters Slake tvas the wo.it gat)apt thing ever 'set N. L:Qms.,without at y acci4cot, 0/111 sonic 4.4 the; fe , ,cos were iiearly 5-feet nigh,, and.fnide of the atruit6egt oak, to decide .I.bei of 2,00 to'ls,lllat no hurse code! do it. There, were le,ys edeli heat.. Mr,'TOWer cliarged the.first, and iro,;i. col,co4st o ot pstii)l initye swerved, and Tlearly.cooe' Othtin; but t y lie reat wcre,(a4co in the ti,,, stibl) as 4,tepliiaAtioil and horiesnali, ship, e,verwitneoiett.' tjittcsi , ,l of y,QUO pe91)1!.1. ` ttioc:crety titico do 1.11;44er- taktiigwilt tiOt occur,' as'it, , vstt; tieoleodoos in The. teasi[sXtrtiuc Mt. ,I't Wel'b apd, as both' ni the GOiiieen tc W ere - ends, cite in wner ,was not the obj-;a; bnt merely tor the ,bet to be'dt. titled. '•' " The Woburn Stakcs,-pf.rogs to each,.with zags _ adrieti- from the It aed Fund; 41klit'Slibscrib:rs. !lest nice, I wu. mile fleas. - hlr. tit. buckles j. In.. Tippity:witcliet, 3 yrs ' 7 4 t. •• • - - h, of .St. Alban's b. h. C;nnbrian; aged, clb.. ;3 z 111 - Ir. *Tower's Anhui', bye thifiaplcianizia, 5 • yrs - . • • 4. 2 3 • LordSuttielrt's,b. h. Ainbro*4, 5 yr, i old, 95f. 3 4 4r. Sir h. Re.l‘lnitC. $ yrs old, 9sr. s dr. His Grace the Duke of liedled'a *Purse of .501. for 3 yr old ' Colts and lines. Best of Three Heats, once round the Course. Mr. Prvirch' z ' b. f. Olixefai Sob, 'slb., Mr...l l e,Arsevsb;f. ISt. Sib. Mr. Moody's br. 1. Ridthdl, Bitt, slb.' TOUNSOA Y. 'rho .Noblerners and Gentlemen's Subscription Purse of tree for I wises, stt, 4.liii le lie4rso. tc c. S. Lsculainus, yrs old, hst. I r? r 'Sir Ft - .1 1 :! e v i tllti lc g" r s c. h. Redding, -:s—Yrs gst: ;alb. z • Mr. Towitt's• b. h. Arthur, ; yrs old, Bst..rzlb. 3 z The Hunters' Stalcet of tegs,, each (Nine Subicribers), Three yi ll i, ; ,it to t s . t o by tone by Gentlenten.-•The Gates on the Course to be shut, o r proper Rails put uP. .4 Wet 6 inches high.. No Gentleman to take it broken place. Mr. Spences b. in. I. uotive„ .111 r. "fovver's C. ill, Lti.llJ4, ,12:it, 1 1 • 3 2 2 sir. EAST 11V11IA COMPAAY. I I 2 dr. 11 xtizaD lirrrovr, 0110A1,TIM3EI.UCT COMMITTRE OP Tlie HOUSE prtommoNs,APPOiND.BP TO INQUIRE 'INTO THII rOiSeNT ETATF. - OF VIM Alti . Allts - 'Ol , 711 LAsTINDIA COMPANY. (Continued fr , in Yesterday.) Y6ur Committee havinu., in another part' of this Report, intimated their itifentionof offering' s ome twitter remarks respeding the deht, wlueh, by progres,ire op , !rati , ,ns; has beetuntilatectio t he a moo t at ‘vbiett it stands, now' reserve that subjea. - • The incriale of the debt -beating interest has been io ewn to amuunt to 19;989,8971.' and the in crease - of the' iotere4't pay:tble'• upon ritiy be stated at the tom 0f:i,b75,0091, A fi xe d annua l demand to sdiarbte an amount, upon les:Armes not (tiredly 's;,:tseeptinte *of increase by. additional ,assetS. eliCCI r is certainly a 'most unfavourable teaturein the atcoants, and vory.strungly ettfurces the; tfc C e 4 sty 'every etforL being Made fur its'reduttloo, Yuor Cr3tomittee'cuusitifer it lib dtte to thos'e'en'- trusted with the eovernitient of India to stale, that the irowinvainount of the *Am 1 ) 1 13. .f r0tu ., a 'very ea rly period, been the subjeit ISt tltc it F . tuxio a oh . ser „ nt i Q n 4nd that it has aboals been an object of titeir'2edrnea solicitude, to devise - pritieable plans ,f o r its reduaion. Various measures have been re... acirted to froni Anne' to time for this ptirpoie, w hidh base eeri 'in different• ways brought, under -the no tice bi the litruse; but your Committee think it right t ereet p brip4, to your Consideration this part of the stibje6t'sonlewhat more in - detail. The erred - 0 of tile, war whiclrtuded in the year 1783; . e re particularly prejudicial to •thefinancial Svs l .4ol of ltilfia, Ttic revenues' had been absorb. the' pail and allowimeei both' the chit and usintary btancKs i. - )f the service were greatly in at-- rem t'ee credit of tbe CL pay - .e39 extremely de . pre.bh?si and, add4l-to all, the whiel system had into such irretitat it) , and confusion, thee the real state cif atraire ceuld not be accuretely a.cere tamed till the ebitelusein et the year 1783-6. 'The increase,of the dente being knowu in Ettgland, lire specialattetnion of the•liaerd of Commaselottere tot the Affairs of India, soon alter its ittstitulion, and of the Court:of Dire terse was SttelltiOko)ly applied to discover the'rnu,t effectual means for its redec tion; and, after very mature delibeeation, a mer.le 4as:determined upon, which appeared well adapted - to the eee sting circumstances of .the,.thae. '.L leis .ntode wase, transfer of the debt to Engletid, by the site.ditutidn of a cettificateeir bill upen,the court of Direetors, at a fixed rite of exchange, in lieu of se'curity, bond, or note, with all option pt posiponernent, when cliati;for a eertetin pertoe, hi eqdieti to meet the convenience of the home free snry. The means of payment were expected to he ,tound in the growing produce of the revenues re inpted to'England torce.tgli the, medium. *ot inrest , agent, combined With toe profit of the trade. This Tien, ,from being suited to the convenience. and in terest' of. individuals wiehing to remit their pro 'may to Boglande apt eared to prottese permaneucy ,in;irs operation ; bit; this expettation Wai disap. pointed.' Althotigh in the year immediately fol lowing„ viz. 17ebe7; the amount subscribed re,is 1,407121. ie the next year it'was only 2i 9,0341. The' rate of ex`chatige wilicti the. et:mina:ice- reae ,fixed, was considered unfavouraole ; an alteration eves therefore made, and orders weir: conveyed to India:lot an increase of. the rate at each of the 'Pre sidenciese with the expett4tion that when mote ix vourable terms were ou'ered, the holders of the se , curiiieis would be teeth!) disposed to avail them sekee of them. 'rids letter arrangemeut was, for consi.lerable time; attended with success ;, and the Ain of the 33. f of his. present .11-Ljesty recognized this plan of iinuidation, but limited the remitter( 'payeble within each yeer to the soul of .500,oute. and limited the extent di the operation, sie that the debt should uot be reduced -helory the gum et 2,000,0004: , The Chen of Direetuts, by letter dated 2.5t1 June, 1793', togn;fied their orders to the Bengal Governmeut, respecting. the bills to be draren, conturtnaoly to the principles prestaibed in the ,Act witch had, recently pissed: Your Committee feel (het their observations upon Ibis subject have exietided to a period not mime- Aliately in the coot etnplei ton of their preeent Re port, . whiett his .been g•.-eci"ellY confined, to the tretisaetioes stabientieht to Aerii 1792 ; und, they have been led to them only by ale iiklbject uo w Un cler clisetishiOn naturally inepositagoo them re ference, measates in active operetion at the periledw when their Inquiry taiginated. A reference . tot the statement et debts annexed to the Second Li.epoit, will sheWthat the operations of the plait merbe supposed to liave been completely efficient durieg the years '1702'-3and 1793.4. iii'l794-5, ti decrease , otAfitt demi; was in a 1116C1) less amount, and she debt aftere hat period, has, .in .every year till tee year progressively increased. But your Coneheittce. egg to remerk, that the increase or dectease or the'nebt sliewn iu this staternenr must tiot betekVe Itelie' a tined criterion of the operation, or indeed of th'e continuance of ibis or of any other plan; as, ire the years whets en increase er decrease eepears, thetaleulatioli is made including new loans raised in the year. It has occulted that eiotwithe standing the 'rem tta nce vi as made in . sonic Yearif` to a large amount (the 'state of affairs in India requit. ing money , to be raised on loan) an increase of debt halt been exhibited. - In order to give the must complete hifietrailon eespeeting the operation of tlfrs remittance &nits the period in cpiestioe, 'your CoMinittee‘ have draern into - one slew the amount 'Of - the slime • subscribed from' 'the' year. 179e-3 to the last period, as , stated annually ,to 'Parliament, and added the account' to the Ape per:p . .l4c. • The total of the ne(lUilt amounts to - the Sten of 4;554,4711.; but un refer ring to the details, it wilt bd seen that in the year 1747 7 8, the'opera -tion of the plan began, to re . laxe and contillued,Witit eenite exceptionselese from year to year fill 1804.5, after which it Way be supposed to, have entirely, ceased. The direct cause of this efieet is to be traced in the political state of India, from which the demands for funds beeame eepreising as to have induced the Gevernment there to have-tecouree t o a system of taiing mane, be; loan Upon new priti ciplee. From this circumstance, and from the in ereased facility of making - remittances - to Europe, more advantageous rates of exchange than - those of the transfer remittaece, that plate was emit ely super seded. The apprehension that such might be they etfe6 • produced by ttiose circorostanci.s., it is presumed seggeated to the Government-General the necessity of ‘.,itaving: rev - Qui-se to some other expedient' by which the increase of the debt. might be ceecked, or else reduCtion'of it effekted. A plan; uoder the name of .einking fund; was - accordingly - instituted • 'in the year 1798 :at Bengal, and - in the - year Ti7gb,•': at Nladrea, the ',principles of which are hewn the.documennitaddedeo the Appendix. • It 'appears to have borne - no - affinity to that Which passes wider a similar appelleticin in England, and con-fisted sums, either reiseilley bills , on the Court of Dieete . tore,. or derived from the general resources of the otintry, and applied , to the purchase cif public see- .: curitiee itt Itidiu. Thee - Operation of this fund be. gat; in the year 1798-9,-at the former Presidency, and in tire year t799-Ifine, at the latter ; and et -feeted a reduction nt the capital of the 'debt at ine kerest„ dbiee:to Ulu year 1808.9, to the amount of 4.0014),49' The proposed being - 12,!TA4. , ,1it to maturity, a coannutiication s , lit cva, mule . o-1 he. Bert - gal rtruinent,.4 n 44 . tier dated Isl tine,-1 30;: i „ with (lidera fur carrytlio it ittto exep'otion. . inetit will likewtse.Ort fou44 in the ; and die aulourit of, ,the eAppr.tb at goodsand of bullion, iti the years 1803.1 kind .4, ikjii prow that evt-ry,et fort. was tnadei to itiburerl he success 01 lite measure. The accurnuiation of the In: debt,. however, which.,.apars in subbequetit years, idiews..ifs enkire, The cause of this, your Conimittee anti hew 'to the war with the -Al alira t Chieftains, which broke out -in the %et) , year , in , which die plan confluent:6l, and did itot. luual#y .close till April, 't 805. • . Reverting to the ,sinking fund instituted in the ytar 1798, and to its reunion as lately shewn, it is thought proper to inform the House that this pl,in for the liquidation of the debt has been dis continued.; and the' accotAnts relating to it ordeiva to be *closed: in the iterieral books of the Bengal Presidency. The °relation ,of the fund on the debt of the. Madras Presidency', appears by the general account of the debts, to have ceased from the year i 806.7. From this circuntsiance, and trout the preceding observations; it is to be deduc ed that no' regular plan for the iiquidatiiin of the indian debt exists at the present tiitie r but that whatever reduaion,may be effed,tl in its amount, must arise from the application of the superabun dant funds„ which, more from ariventition4 causes than from an. excess 01 income, have accumulated .in the Indian treasuties; or_from, transfers made to Europe, upon the principle{ which wiii-presently .be•brought to the . noiice of the House. But these . means of reduction, must übvioirdy appear ...to :be met cly temporary and illthough,ik canntit be de nied that the vitect, as .iiiimediately applicable to our situation in lodiz e , itt.s,il!rtery from lessening the :demand fur interest, the farther- liquidation of the, principal of the debt shotdd not he lust sight of, as the stihsyetive interest, of our Indian empire trn • perativeiy prescribe the psolute importance of 6:- wan% and carrying into etrect, at the earl est prac• itc,ible . per t iOcl, some „mate of _lessening the debts Other byprogiessive ratinn or ot her wise, in such a way us 'to to aid thefi4 of deranging the financial sy.tem, by occasion tog the necessity of -increased loans in India, .or by falling.with overwhelming tipt.n the tr.astiry at Your Committee - having thus. _given a short sketch of the g,neral measuressatiopted limn time to time for the reduCtion of the .Indian debt, will draw this part of their Report to a . concinsien i. hy j a, few otptervati , ms respecting the debt .itsdf ; a fur-; ther explanation . of which is the more nectsiary, Qom 'the alteration in the - terms.Of .burrowing in ,India .being the adMitted cause of those embarrassments 'of the treasury in England, which, have been, upon another occasion, brought to the view.Of the House - . Your Committee will riot go into detail upon this subjea, but ') , e . . i.iatiSge'ri with 'adVeftiog generally 'io what preceded • the,year 17944. Prevsons to that time 'whatever ,was the rate at whiCh money was raised by lo:in in-India, the transaction was almost entirely local, and no power of demand,in England, either front peincipal or interest, was all owed to ate 'lender (ex&pt as far' air' related 'to the under the remittance plan) ; consequently, Wont evectireasure. arose fell in the first instance up6n the Indian.treasuriea, The species of loans termed optional '(from vesting. in the %lender a. right to de-. nand bills nifon .hinglenti• for the interest half yearly, and for the principal when due; according to the tenor of the obligation) coca ntence.d in 1798 with the'deeennial loans at to and . 8 per cent. per annum, which arnounted . to` 3,920,000 i. The' loans 'on the rrgisier, since the year 1800, were,uni family raised' with this °TO:7n, 'till the arlival of the orders of- the Court of Direttors, dated December,, 1807, in which they pointed out in strong terms the inconvenience arising froth this , practice, anti directed that the system of, borrowing with the allowance pf an option, should be tbs. -continued. The receipt of these orders Avis•tic kno;.vleilgeid by tlie‘Bengal Govpretnetit; oO the'f4th .May, tiWii; and by aubseqUent adv ices it appears, that the s)stem has DOI only been discontintied 'in so far as regards the,prateipal, but that nearly the whole of the obligations - coming under the cleicrii,i 7 tlon of opthinal 'loans, at • the several , Presidencies have either been liquidated in. India by cash pay.. meats and transfer td other loans, or .have.:been transferred by bill:;, o England; under the option Otiainally , granted .to the -lei:der: . The effect oh the transfer to England has already borne,.and will still further boar with such weight upon the treasury of England, as tti: create the necessity of extraor dinary ineisuieti to enable it to meet the demand which may. not perhaps be termed impr9pecly an Unnatural one, upon the, funds . of the Company_ at borne. Your Committee have, however, the 'bark., faction: to 'learn from a letter lately rcceivgd, that e4ectation, may be • entertained of a considerable remittance in bullion, in aid of the ,horne cuticern.;,, and that:o4 state of the: treasuries is such, As to putt into the power of the . Bengal GoVern ment-to effect a diminution of the &lit hearing in terest. The.reduction of the rate of inferesOwa al ready been. adverted-to. , . (To be continncA) V #' . k - , 'i , - ' 1 , , ; ' ,ii t -- :, ::, The honorary bade of the Horne orYork—the White Rosc-i-lias been resoled to tho Ist W,si York Militia,.by the 'direction ot, his Royal Highness the. PRINCK RKGRNT. • . On. Monday se!rinight the woodmen of the Forest of Alden itcld their Grtlnci At.nuai IVl2r.:ting. _NNT, Esq, was CANiti it of Z' get, and Abe Be vt ,T. L. Freer, Lieuteosht. The Gold M,-dal was vion : by Verney, Eaii,and.the Silver Medal by---Bre ton: Big; Uu Wednesday the . Silver Arrow was shOt for . , .and won, by the Rev. Egeiloh Bagot. Mis.Greew way drew th© prig.. . • . Ott Friday the Bugle was shot for, slid moil by W. Palmer, E,q. Miss gigot drew.the-Prize. The ineeting was nnwerqusly al tended by the first rank and taidlion in the coonty,,and there virere-balis, at the Forest Hall , onNsiednesti:iy and Fridayevenings. The anxiety with which the increase of-the debt in India. ass - been contemplated by the authorities at *me, is strongly et int:et! by a letter- addressed to the Chairman, Dcputy Chairman, and Court Of llirectors; by ., a late: President of the Board ni commissioners for the .11,flifira-of India; whet qui tting that department in 180 l, which is already Upon the rahle of the House...• £he •suggestions contained M it were p ot neglected by his successor, and in the , next year exertions were made to carry iitio effe6t. a parr-of what was recommended in that dochment. The general principle of the measures (Which . were apparently confined to the space of two years) -was -, to accomplish a more rapid Equal-, Gots- it - the principal of the:lndian debt, - than could be effected by the existing arrangements, A Gentleman of Manchester has, it is said, difco. vered 3 method of dying al . wrmanent ic.irtet on cot• ton, warranted• to stand soap, air, and acid, without var . .10 Rank Stock, Navy c per t, enr. 95f • Inst . % 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. shut 3 ;ert.'ent. Keit siwt per Cent. Cons. 63 o A U.ook L. Ann. shut • " ' tor tiu : a ts. c+ , r. A.UDO : Pra tit cci by - RICRA it D ut No. 4, MArtiett-pqn, Bow.gtrevt 11134 Pebiisbal by WILLIAM A 14,M1 t; k SCRIPPS► ^,-, 12,r,h Atrrer. * Grt l i r € A S • I A I:the* OiFIC 2, StraDd,';wbere ~ ,r ' diertisiAtortsi Orders; tor ihe Paper, Letter e for tbe oia) , mqv be addicissci." riPrn.7. n r Fuevflay test, 6:: L a dy of G tdrAt nobth , nticstY's ship Cateo,rthJ, ate Dauf,licer. Un 1 I Lid thg L a dy of aptain ol 4 --"-----"""" - s . " -- " - 21•111efilt.M. \ PtV ! . 'Art tht . 1.,11.11 ult. a , it...;ey, C.'apt.iio Nf1t.....0 Vibite, ht.'.it'ls'Y'S stlt;p V'tittlo , to Mitig 11,,10. ! ' he ''.', I, rr '''"' , . ' :. l'etet Chu;cli, Dohiiii, tlic 1/..;.t, i.),:or:: ' *. , , `t..3,f of toclogio, In Ilia lAJt,"l5r VI KA' (Life' 1 ' . • , t-Hest thotgliter of tildliit: capt. kfrii,;l4. (At; : •,, : ... ; ,i , • .:iiti c:J.01,:. " • • tlteXev Mr. Itelliao:e, of Chictigut, 1 ;,r, of E Ins worth. . t ) t ',olio l utoir , _,.. ,•s,:ort4.,lit, at South wicr, , -.'-i - - ' I " '''' :. -..i .!;'s ship Ctkotti:t., totlisJ 11.11,i;izu, of .dr. dn, Tu.' `,.; lac", at routuvick, Tlinroaa ettit,-4 ham. r'' of ll , ' Cite, ci.v! ot ttii Miijebty' 1/o.k..yard. roar torouli, to ..1 . 1.- !tt'iolze, o tS,ilisbury . . Ili lit Se;,goe c 1,,,,,,,, Ai,,. Fvritc. E,,q. a t Seafei, irt t 1..u.:)10). 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