Star.
London, England, 1805-01-17 00:00:00

HOUSE 01' CON:MONS.

The following Members were (worn in and took
their teats—Lord Vircount EBRINCIO4, the Hnn. S.
GetsviLLa, Gm W. Trist.t.us sok, Eft]. the Hon.
J. G. Vit.t.aas, and tie Right Hun. Gto. ROSE.
I%DIA PAPERS.

Mr. FRANCIS obferved, that an order had been
made on the 7th of May hall for the produelion of
certain papers relative to the affairs of India, which
could not poffibly havebeen complied with during !aft
Befry.n; the papers moved for not having then been
received from India. As he now under(lood that
the accounts had arrived in this country, he had rifen
for the purpofe of having the former order renewed.
He therefore begged leave to
Tbat there be hid before tie Hoof., Copies of all Treaties,
Engagartents, and Correfpond, net's, b..:tvcen the Governments
of Bengal, F.,tt Ft. George, or Itorah,,y, and an/ of the furviv:og
Mahmnetau Princes of the upper part of ludic, 'and particblatiy
the &Ai, or Niczul of Delhi.”—Crdered.
Mr. FRANCIS faille- give notice, that he would,
on Monday nexi, move for certain papers relative to
the War in India r.f)w car, vin,: on. Ile Paid, that fince
the peace had been made with the Mahrattas, a new
war had broken out her wc .1 the India Company and
the Chief known'by tht• name Of Scindi.•, and the
Rajah of Berar, the obi_ 5.1 s of which were not at all
underrt.,od in this coon,: j. It W.C4 therefore for the
thAt fl!l,]Ctl th.,t he lhould move
purple of esliniiiing
for the papers he alloor,l to.
STANDiSr. iE.FS AND ORDERS.
Lord WILLIAM RI. TSSEI-.1. brought up a Peti-
tion fr,,ru the Plopricturs of die Surrey Iron Railway.
Or bred •I, be referred to .Commit tee.
Tne St.indinp, Or cis rf the Houfe were read, as
ufual a! the CUP,TVeIIef'DICTit of every S:ion.
e I Pill ADDRRSS.

I.lr. DILLON lw.oght the Report of the Ad-
die!. Majelly Speech from the Throne,
wl ith wa, read ant! .g'eeJ to, and mdertd to be
p-ef",:w.ed by the wh.,l" Hour , and that fuel) Mem-
bers .As gr.: of the hiv w:tit an his Ma-

jelly to enquire when be will be plealkd to receive
the fame.
Ordered that the Speech be taken into confidera-
tion to-morrow.

NAVAL INQIIIRY.

Mr. WILLIAMS prefentcd the Ninth Report of
the CommiCGoners of Naval Inquiry. Ordered to lie
on the tahle, and to be printed.

The Committees of Religinn, Grievances. Courts
of jullice, Trade. and Privileges were appointed.
Adjourned till to-morrow.

LONDON.

THURsDAY, JANUARY ly.

PRICE OF STOCKS TIIIS DAY Al' ONE O'CLOCKs
Conf. for money 6ll.—Dirrn, for Jan. 61.11 with div. 00.
Reduced Sol—Old s per Cent. Navy 9191.
Short Arm. a t r-i6'hs 1.

PRICA. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY:
3 p. C. R. Ann. Gl', 6c2 Gi India Stock
3 per Cent Conf. 6ctit be:. div. India Bonds, xs. SS dir.
4 per Ccnt. 77; 761 I'. Imp. 3 per Cent. er 1
s per C. Navy, 9a; 91 91i Imp. Ann. 9 x 3-16
c per Cent. 1797, ion Each. B Ils, par ts. prem.
Long Ann.l7ll t3.s6ths Englifti Tickets 191.
Short Aar. it Contfor acc. 6z 62i

The fpeculators in the City kern to have adopted
our lentiments refpaling the probability—we may
adi the in.iszp;:ity of a Peace at prefent. The Funds
ycßerday experienced a fall. When it feems gene-
rally bc!iered that, iutlead of a loan, an increafc of
the Property Tax will pike place, it is no wonder
that they thould be hizh. We with to refcue the
perfons concerned in the Stocks from the afperfions
of a Journslia, who confiders the rife in the Funds
as a proof of the public with for a peace on any
terms. "There needs no ghat come from the grave,
to tell us" that any peace will, jai. a Awl time,
raife the price of Stocks, and that fpeculators
will naturally avail themfelves of that tempo-
rary erica. But this by no means proves that they
are anxious for Peace. We take upon ourfelves di•
:ally to alien that 2 HE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND DO NOT
EXPECT PEACE.

When Bows:m..l-s flippantly declares that he will
accept no terms but the Treaty of Amiens, and the
refloration of Malta, we may make a counter•decla-
ration, and fay, that we expea the reftoration of
Holland, Flanders, and Italy, to Taft and /fire In-
dependance. Without this we may indeed fay with
an eminent Swell-an—" The Sun of Enghuld is fet
for ever !"