Star.
London, England, 1812-03-26 00:00:00

4th The power of levying duties is Wit ups
jests, and the subjects of forsign nations, to be emeinsed Os dot
Company, upon the footle, on uLich ft at present wilsb, oil
the same power, with respect to British subjects, to be omeogog
to the districts within the jurisdiction of the Courts of Urinal.
Madras, Bombay, and Prince of Wales Wuxi.
' sth. altpetre to be considered as a political article, log to be
confined exclusively to the Company.
6th. The whole of the India. trade to be bras* to the pug
of and.the geodsolii at the Commerre melee,
be, as ai preseut, under the company's management web,
7th. The three per cent. new paid to the Company Irmo pi.
VW! traders, for the warehousing and management of the pity's&
trade, to be increaser to Ave per cent.
Bth. No private ship to be permitted to mil for India, mart
from the port of London.
9th. No ship to be permitted to nail, except tinder a Item
from the East-India Company. Ships obtaining this Ileum, to
deliver one copy of their journals at the Last India House; end
the bcence to contain such clauses, as may be likely to prevek
an unlimited or improper intercourse of individuals vilth high.
tuth. Firearms, military and naval stores, to be prehhijog
articles.
I I th. Existing restrictions, with respect to the snide of ghea
gads, to le coottiousd.

lltb. It b, de,irable, as well for the public as for the Cool,
pany, that the quality of the sill: grpwn in India shAlld sat be
deteriorated, it is submitted that this artick be eosifu2ed to the
Company.

I:iih. "I he Air of private persons to be subject to the amen.
gulations, in respect to convoys, &c. as those belorging
Compar.y.

14th. No private ship to be permitted to sail, either from oint
Britain to India, or from India to Great Britain, of a lei
than four hundred tons.
15th. The Company to be subject to no obligation with nem
to export. to India, except In common with the private traders.
16th. The Lascars and Chinese sailors brought home in pd.
rate ships, to be placed under prop,: regulations. loo;, Upon any
account, to be suffered to wander about the sects of Lecdo.
Good treatment to be assured to them ; and the cipinpany ra hi
enabled, by some summary process, to recover the expeeces to
which they shall be subjected, In the event of Legit= on th, pa;
of the owners of such hips in these respects.
. 17th. '1 be Company to be indenmiE,d for their susespired en.
gagements for extra shipping, prov.ted for the accommoistimet
the private tralers.
Inih. An unrestrained intercourse with India to be preemie',
and the existing restrictions with respect to residesce w India is
bi continued.

19th. '1 he number of his Majesty's forces in le& to be it
future maintained by the Ea: t• India' Compaq to be now hied,
and any troop; sent beyond that number (except at the upon
requisition of the East-India Company) to be at the charge w cis
rubl
et:kb. The Company to be released from any future secant
with the Pay Office, end to be benref,rward charged either la
much per regimeut of a given force, or so much per man.
21st. The present heavy current and postponed demands if
the Pay Office against the Company to be arranged upon sums
footing of general equity, and some advertence in settling as
account made to the share which the Company have been oh&
ged to bear in foreign captures not retained by dim, and total/
having been constrained to maintain an European and Native
force, larger than what was required for the &lace of the er.
instill, and other heavy espence.c.
22d. Ihe Preprieturt to be secured, u at present, in the rs•
ceipt of their dividend of ten and a half per cent. upon the faith
of which dividend the capital in 1799 was raised.

23. The wholi• or thr surplu, of the East-India Company toll
appropriated to a diminution or their &bt., until the debts be re.
diced to the sum of ten milbons sterling.
ststb. 'file sums required by the East ludia Company to liqsl.
date the debt transferred trout India to kurope, and becoming
payable fu 1 8 tit and is, to be tended by the Minister, the inte-
rest of which shall be regularly paid iota ht, Msjery's Etchopar
by the Company, together with any such p, r croup • the gra-
dual liquidation of the capital or redemption of the feud, as shall
be deemed proper by his Majesty's Minntei s.
The Stith Article dd not toms any part or the propositions soh.
mined to Lord Melville, but is Dow muoduced by the Commit.
tee of Correspondence, and is &sloths's, viz.
25th. I hat, in order to give the utmost riabir MOW to
the commerce of private merchants, and at the milliselme el ser
cure the Company's exclusive trade to and from
ships be not peindtted to go farther eastward .bas Paint
nia;at the entrance of the China seas, and to the eardemeddeg
beyond the equinoctial line.
N. IL Should it be the intention .of Government Arty**.
traders shall be excluded from the Spice Islands. Weikel, ells*
then to be for them not to go to the eastward of de d
Bally, nor to the northward of the him

NO-a. 21 to 27 chiefly consist of the various anamiatill*
between the Government and the Company, which alb*
arrangement &Laded in the sucettdirg.
No. XXylli.
Obcservations co the Hats suggested by the Dyes"la lift
Court of Dtrecton, March 3, 1112.

let, lid, and id. It is deemed advisable, with a *welkin
corny of the revenue and to other objec; ceonected with thstnth
to China, to kave it on its present ru•, asd ming. by
per regulations, against any macadamia ea that loath UM
Company's exclative privilege.
4th. This proposition ought to be acceded top with the MO
vadoo, however, that the I.:overt:ruins ir: India eight to be ni
strictcd from imposing new duties, without the prtelellssiatholl
of the authorities In England.
6th. Ibe Company are understood to have, he MS Wilk
power of regulating the internal trade of saltpetre salsas lie fr
pears, therefore, to be soareely neceesary to taps' !say abet me
unctions on the espostetion of saltpetre trues to is, tau sib
as may be deemed expedient ter political objeets,errolif !IP
of war.
nth. The adoption of. Lb, regulation iregeested bAlamo*
will probably tend to the security and 4,..vantsge the FEW
t venue in collecting the &tate on ail snicks taipechillsesde
E air Indies sod China, u well umber mune' 00 the MOW
we the Cape of Good hope.
7th. The Company might at hut tots
chariots incurred by this management.
ells, There dots not appear to ells ony Wran_6l
preventing ships from clearing out tor the last oohs bellow
ports or the United Kingdom besides the per etlissika•
lath. It will be accrual- r, either by the rigulationsugglPs
this proposition, or by others of a sinukr descranilthe »poi
against We evil therein deNcribed.
bah. It probably be oscessary to replete
of military stores to the East Indies, and also of Othqi AMP"
1 time of war.
11. It la understood that the object of this pea/'Ws 18 hie
tore to the maninactarers of puck geode shs
of regular and constant employment, under Lit il
eras
local management, fur their benefit, which provalsat ississo
If that object is likely to be attained, widow epoiatel IM
atrictiors mentioned in this population, it cern* Wu* Ww.•
Wahl* that they should tease, slicer he 8111 Or Si It Imair
se
cessary to regulate the ituptiesatioo of Indian pets path, iim•
view to the pmts. won of British toastutat.turrik
IV. As no such rest ricttuns tidal at present up the
of silk by ;but' another is, and as the Reams w h... by
thertu been aunuced, on the part of the Coon it Denary
establiahing such a .egulation, though entitled to7/1110
then, do not appear to be codesunve, it wP manor/ k
expedient to agree to this proposaL
13th. ilia suggestion appers to be perfeethy 1•10.1"
ass
14th. It Is understood, tint this propol4lo4
PriPelPle of guarding against the dangers to which tends •••,
burihen than suo tons *maid be expired on a wisest* the
Indies, and also of providing for the stealth or the
which Milt be affected by perttlittitig importations is "11";
vessels. I time reasons, though entale,l to eye conssicielk.
not appear to ke sofficsegitly*.roog to justify pie prolitogli
don 6r the nrakisig a distioctitio, in that respects holg"."--•
trading to tpe bast Inch,' and to other countries.
tech. Tbis seems to be reasonable.
16th. It &vat be necessary to provide, by m WOeet ssiolatilw
the care and maintenance of thaw perm* Aar
. sod ler ---
to je East Indica
17th. I hi. prrpo.al would be wholig i,aduelsiS , im
pare limited to such unexpired engagesneslll P 4110 Oil .17- •
yond MAtris Is, iota. when the Coogeny's Feuer no •
chi-bre ; rivileges w It es. ire; but the t11141,.001'1012100111
the Company to bear titie harden. 04111Pillww"'_ mks,'"
extent for the comuiwitace to the earessye PPP
pro. k will be indispose* nicwwll/9 "'•
, Pardiall *OM the fa:gamin= WOl 0111104 •

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