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to move its second reading on Monday, for which
day the Lords were ordered to be summoned.
The Marquis of LA NM() WNE MOVC(I for the ra-
'auction of a Statement of the total amount off' the

National Debt in each year, froin the Ist of Feb-
/WU y, 1792, to the Ist of February, 1813, in-
eluJ,ve.
Also, Foi art Account. of the National Debt
aditionailv.incurred in each year within the same
• •
period.
l'ltirdly, For a-staterntrit of the amonnt of the
National Debt •,• redeemed in. each year, within
the.period, by means hi; the Sinking Flindo
On the questions being put, the accounts were
ordered. to be laid before the Lipase a, chidingly.
On the motion of Lord WALiINGII,OI, .the
'Fort of the Stipendiary Qurates' Bill was receiv-
ed, ordered to he printed, and token into consi
iteration on the second day after the ensuing
liecess.
Adjourned till to-morrow, •

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

APRIL, 8.

i\lr. MACAAN.presented an account of the-Ref
deipts nod Expenditures of the Greenwich Chest
during the year 1812.
()sacred to be printed.
.14r. SWAN gave notice' that,. on the 27th in-
stant, he should move for the production of Mi-
nutes of the •wholu F idenee taken hefore the ILA-
stou 14,1ectiou•Conunitt re.
Bill for repealing the Aet 33d of Henry
\JII. "and 2d and .3d of Edward Vt. was read a
61.4 time, and ordered to he read a second time
RI-morrow.,
'lle Bermuda Trade' 13111 was,read a first time,
nnd orckred to be read a second time to-morrow..
A for continuing an Act of the 33d of the
facili.tate the pqment of creditors in
Scotland, was read .a first time and ordered to, be
read a'second time t o-morrow.
CI33;I3VEY, in the absence of Sir F. Bus.
deft, who was prevented.froimattending by intik-
ppskion, gave
.notice, that the Hon. Baronet,
soon after the holidays, would mauve for the pro-
duction tif the 'Minutes of the Court of Inquiry
upon ctiptain Phillimore, of the piatien).
In cottseyl,en(%; of some convevtation which had
taken pla.ce upon the 15tit Report of the Cottutals-
sionerslor Naval inydry, -,•
'Mr. llextmler, of lierr7, gave
,natiee, that ou
Wednesday next he hhoulcl call the attention of
the [louse to that Report.
W. FITZGKRALD gave notice, that on Mon-
day liext he would move for eettaill supplies for
the public service in irelmtd.
The third'reading of the Custom Duty Bill %vas
prAtponed till to.mjrrow.
Thu ' House then resolved itselii into a Com-
mittee on

EAST INDIA COMPANY'S AFFAIRS.
In this Committee Mr. Randle Jackson pro.
cettled to examine General Alexander Kidd. The
bstance of the testimony' of this witness was
sintillr to that ot those who had previously
been examined. He conceived that the indiscri-
minate admisjoriof Europeami to the British Set-
tiementsin India wonld be highly dangerous. He
siiired a. very nielatichocy instance, of.the danger of
hitevferitu.c with ally bf the rellOoos cerenurnies
of the natives.' 1.1.)vo young Fonglish 'dragoon
atie,ers having I.;'une near a temple 'of Hydrabund,
where a number of monkies were kept, and were
conSidereid by the .natives as Sacred, these officer's
imprudently shot at thcsetnorikies, which so
toted the priests and fakirs, that They attacked
the offic.:rs with Stones, and o'pliged thento,en:,
deavour to ;ivini across the Gin es, in which they
both perisliud, He, stated this an example of
how- opt European strangers are ignorantly or in..
,a4lvertently to give offence to :the natiVes, by in-
terfering -,with the religious ceremonies. of the
riAtiyea. thought that the consumption Of
:British manufnerures could norbemuch increased,,
a's rill that he knew they would take was, broad
cloth, lorrh i lig-glasses 'mitres, 'rnetals, and a small
qu'aiituy: or hardwire.'could not perceive
that. the propensity of the, natives to Irk goods -of
British manufacture had at all increased since he
was tirst acquainted with Jntfatt.
Young ikas the next witness called and ex-
ithined. Ile gave' Isis testimony hilts limi-tone"of
-voice, but We understood him to stute,.that he
find been a nuinbcc of yeUrs fn tbe.civil service .of
t 1 e COMpany, arid had frequent opportunities, of
Observing the habits and characters, of the mt••
tines. lie entirely cohcnered with the preceding
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witnesses'.
i4aisbudhion was next examined. He
stated hiingelf to have been an interpreter o 4 the
Persianlangorige in India.. Ile thought a know-
ledge of the language and nminers of the natives
of India, was tiedeSSitry tO those who had any
corrauercial intercourse with them, as, though
%! ere t dna inoffensive race, they were ex-
tremely violent and resentfui, 4mu their prep.
dii!es weFe. otlended.
The:t‘ritness was. directed to withdraw, and ,the
Pons() restnned.: "as :Then ordered that the
tton.ik, shonhi again that (lay resolve itaclf into A
eutwttitt4o. on East India Affairs.,
Oa the nioclutt of the CIiANCET,LOU of the EX-.
,n EQ3-1. tot, the (`tt.stontts and Eixci6eßillo were read
A third :.time and
N:fitSSAGE FROM TtLE Vitt,ftE 'RF.GENT.
C. V1"1.1": Rkht; IC appeared at the bar with a
the'Prince Regent, which was inf-
mi.;iiiately brought up, and read by the. Speaker—
. in sulmtanc as folloWs.:---
GEortGE, P.P.

The 'Prime Itegent, acting in the name and 1:.)n behalf
of hit Lklujesty, thinks it proper to inform the -House of
t:,,aulions, that the as4staace they have ettasletthis Majesty
to 4frortl to Pout gal, lets not otily been tirtt.meaus of placing
that kittluto it a•state of s:trety and independence, but hug
pettily t nittibuteci to t nt successful operations of state com-
bined- artnieS in Spain. • The. Prince Itegettt trusts, therefore,
, that the lipase will enable him to continue the sanLe assist-
tote,: to Pottoot. in ,the present year as Was afiqrded id the
last,isniivrbich has kd to re'allts so important and beneficial
to.the common cause;' •

„
On toe motion of Lord CASTLEIMA.II, the Prince
111otgraciott3 2,llel,,hage Wa3 ordered to be
i;.feffed to the Committee of Sopply. on Monday.
Ilia Ladihip thee gave notice, that it was ills