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the Public.. He said thtt the original capital Was
' 6,700,000/. His Lordship then went over several
parts of the Accounts which he had before eXplain..
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d• on the night he brought the subjed before the . I
House; and concluded by paying Mr. ::lETCALFE
a compliment on the accuracy of his statement.
Mr. I-raAszc ts explained.
Mr. W. Do:cosis made. a few general remarks,
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on the• Company's Accounts, and considered-them
as very accurate.
Mr. 101INSTOla, said, it was very clear from
the Accounts which had been laid before the House, ,
thauthe Company's Affairs' were iti a worse state
this year, than they had been found to be for se-
vial years back, by Thirteen Hundred Thousand
Pounds, together with other deficiencies, which -
fully evinced, that they-were not in that flourishing- •
state whip!) had been reported ; and on a minute ins
vestigation •of the Accounts, they would be found;
very defective.
Mr. WALLACE contended, that the Estimates
ought to be depended • upon,. inasmuch as they were
always made with great care', and they liad-alWays
been' found to be as correa as the nature Of tLe
subjea would admit. Ha then referred to a state-
ment made by Mr. DONoAs in his Budrt in J796t
and contended _that be had never stated, that the -,
Public. wire to enjoy. their participation at all
events, Whether the Company should Le in a stare
Of Peace or War.
Mr. KINATAIRD said,
he was highly gratified
with the statement given by a Noble Lord on a
former night, respeding the situation of the East •
India Company ; bat there was one •questi sin which
did not break out in India ti 11.1793,
therefore
l y
re
he wished 'to ask.. It had been. stated, that the
War
from the year 1793 to 1798, a
the Company enjoyed a state of peace. He Wished
to know whether, during that period, any and what
money, had been paid to the Commissioners for the
Guarantee Fund.
Lord CASTLERE4CII said, that if the Hon!'
Gentleman had read the Ad of,ParliaMents
period
of
five eefacirrse
,
h
have found no money could be paid towards
rdt.tula.:
ht-.
GuArantee Fund, until the East-India Company's:
debt was reduced to the point. required by Law. ...
Mr. KINNAIRD said, he was perfectly satisqecV
with the explanation. . .
Thclßestslotion was then agreed to. •
Mr.; WI cnsiAtt moved the Order of the Dar
for going into a Committee on the -Irish Militia.,
Bounty Bill,
The HOuse 'having resolved itself into a COOll
inittee, •
lift. WiCIO7AM said, ' he had two Amend'''.
inents"
Juries what I;t°.: willecre. Bill the
levy
:-tii money
eh"t' teas,
thatt the`
Grand
counties, to repay the money which might be issitel
nut of the Treasury by order of the Lord Lieutenant!
for. the purpose of raising the men, should be ear
powered to levy the same upon the counties at largos
or upon the ' baronies, ,parishes, &c. 'flue other
amendment was, to leave out a clause Which imposed !
a penalty of fool. upon the Colonels of Militia who
shotildlnalte falSe returni." 'This 'appeared to 110
rather disgraceful, but that was not his only lei"o3 1
for wishing. to leave it Oat, . because without this.. !
clause the law afforded other and very sufficient St'"
curity,..., , . . •:.,
After a few words from Colonel .13Nowat.r., the i
Amendmenti were agreed to, and the Report was;
ordered to be brought up iti:lnorroW•
The Report of the Irish Postage Bill was otoug 1 . fi
up and agreed to ; the Bill was_ then read a third
time and passed.. . .
• The Report Of the Irish flank Restriction Bill
Was brought up and agreed to.
. Mr; BAILLI2 moved for the second- reading 0:f
the Grenada Loan Bill. .
. Mr. WILBERFORCE said that he was on'
aware that the bill was to be read a second time to-
night, and wished that it might not now be'
pressed.
Mr. BAILLIE said, he Slid not wish to press its •
and,the second reading vos postponed till to.3lofr
TOW. .
The Committees of Supply and Ways arid Means.
were put off till Wednesday. I
Adjourned at lia!f past six till to•mortow. I

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