Star.
London, England, 1805-07-15 00:00:00

IMPORTS.

(if importable according to the provi-

lions of the Corn Laws) faited provifions of all forts, (not being
faked beef or pork,) oak bark, flax, flax .feed, clover, and other
feed, madder roots, faked bidet and &Ins, leather, runes, hoops,
faccharum faturni, barilia, (malts, yarn, faffron, butter, cheefe,
quills, clinkers, terrace, Geneva, vinegar, white lead, oil, turpen-
tine, pitch, hemp, bottles, wainfeot boards, raw materials, .naval
flares, lace, and French cambric' and lawns.
From France—Grain (as above), faked proviflons of all forts
(not being felted bed or pork ), feeds, faffron, rags, oak bark, tor•
pentine, hides, tics, honey, war, fruit, raw materials, linked cakes,
tallow, weld, wine, lace, French cambric' and lawns, vinegar,and
brandy.
From Spain.—Cochineal, barilla, fruit, orehella weed, Spanifh
wool, indigo, hides, tins, Ihumac, liquorice juke, feeds, faffron,
lilk, tweet almonds, Cane foap, raw materials, oak bark, wal-
ked, wine, eork,black kad, naval flares, vinegar, and brandy.
And we arc further pleated to dire& that the foregoing enume-
ration may be added to, or altered by any order of the Lords of
our CounciL By his Wales command,
tawursseay."

EASY iND•4 House.— Friday lall a General Court
of the Honourable Company was held at their Houk
in Leadenhall !beet. The titles of the Papers rela-
tive to the condo& of Marquis Weßacy, which were
laid before the Houle of Commons, on the motion of
Mr. Paull, were read by the Clerk. Mr. Ramat.'
Jackson wilted thofe papers to be regularly laid be-
fore the Court. CHaacss Guar, Efq. Chairman,
find they certainly Mould be laid for perufal.
The detailed plan of the new College, at Hertford
Cattle, was then read. Mr. R. Jaceson made a few
obfervations in favour of the Inftitution ; but withed
the houfe for the Preparatory School to be the pro-
perty of the Company ; the term of remaining at the
College to be three years intlead of two, and thole
who paired three years at the Preparatory School, to
remain only two at the College.
The Chairman obferved that the fuggeftions of
the Honourable Member deferred, and thould re-'
ceive great attention.
A Debate of form length then enfued on the fob.
jell of exceptions propoled to be made in favour of
the tons of poor Clergymen, and thole of the Com-
pany's Officers.
Mr. R. Jackson declared, that lie thought, that
the lons of Officers who h.sd bled for the Company,
were more highly entitled to the countenance and
favour of the -Proprietors, than any others ; but ex-
preffed fume doubt whether Inch exceptions might
not y 414 trod to increafe the patronage of the
Dirators.
The Hon. WILLIAM ELPHINSTONi fupported the
arguments of Mr. Jackson.
The Chairman Oared the Proprietors, that no al.
teration of the plan fhould take place, without there
being Tome very weighty reafons for their adoption.
The Refs:lotions were then put and agreed to unani.
mon fl y.
There was afterwardafome converfation about the
manner in which the Property Tax was collated
from the Company, in the courfe of which Come of
the Proprietors complained greatly of the harffinels
with which they faid they were treated by Govern-
' ment, and the confequent fall of their Rock.—The
Court then adjourned to Friday next.