Star.
London, England, 1806-01-30 00:00:00

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boll infornted arm ald mot laurelled it this b..,n-
-taph. It Crag net bar wills to take ;he Houk, or aura'
palm in it, by (armies ; but he had a dada inapt
taut Objet in view, and was convinced that delay
would be 'highly prejudicial to the interels of th.:.
country. If there was a caufe of the debt foreign
to the war in which India had been engaged, and it
by this calk the public had been .dopefsficf of the
benefits that might result from *specialism:4 se
the conditions of the Eat India Company's Chanel'.
it was high time the bufinefs Iboald be iseeftigated,
and that no delay &fluid take place lacrolld what
WA, abfoluttly neceffsty from she natum tithe h 0,;
itfelf.
Mr. PAUL pie sofa to give notice. than on •
Tuefday fennight, he lhosidnemefor a Sche Com-
mittee to enquire into the maces of the isereefeof
the Company's debt.
tonarearanse or 'image.
Mr. J. FITZGERALD gave notice, damp coo Psi-
day next, he fitould move fir logos to faring* it
for akertaining the population of Ireland. ,
ARMY 22T11111712. •
The SECRETARY at WAR due.
Eflimates of the Araby for three ends ken the
st's of December, gaup to the soh of Mari, :806.
'rhea contained the charges of the °nerds, Gerri-
fans, and Infantry at home sad on the Contiteent,4f
she troops in the Plantations. and of the Maids. The
Homemade Gentleman wiilmcl that the Houle Sepeld
obferve that he made tip the Etimates for three
months, in order to fubjea thole who were comsat
into office to as little embarnament on this fable& se
pale. It might be proper alfo to remark, that be
had made them up on the ground of the Rate of the.
forces daring the hat year. Ordered to rif,os sba
table. Adjourned sill Friday.
BAST INDIES. •
•
CALCUTTA OAXWITI EXTRAORDINARY.
• saviiaose, nooses 12, leos.
• PORT WILLIAM, OCTOBER is. lees.
With fentieserms of the deepst forum and regrets
the Oovernmeitt come men the &meek of the )4u&
licammtable C 1111114.211 MaStylis etemerats is, rad* -
of the Moil Noble' Order of the Dinner airmail!
Gmeral of die EaldiltlisOotipoOritioilliois, triad
Commander Mad& of * 11114dIfs. and the st-
nourable CntalsoybsitiolifOnlibb the 1.4 USN.
This affilatiqg mad sioulpt# be iltiffoold stems
took place m flatildertiaSE et 011eneqtnees
in the premise* of lhoont. ;Mt Lail*
arrived. inhis progsefe-apielli ammo the pit-
fonal sweemendittlia semi fa Ow told acu n
for the &look of soettimpflato other **potion
objela intimately coossliod she issiteits of the
State.
During a bag aid *aim if., &Magnified by emi-
nently boeourabit old sedum* exertion in the at-
vice of bit Cbuntry, this fliaftrious and revered Net.
Menem mani(sfiedall dot energies, combitod with all
the virtues, which can dignify exalted ?ph* Ration,
..nd adorn the (pliers of private life.
Asa patriot, a Sleekest', a warrior, and p mro,
the charatler of Marquis Cosewattts things with
ditlinguilled Mire.
The records of the Brit& Empire in Europe and
in Alas, bear ample uflimony to the fplendid and
important fervices rendered by him, in &lame quar-
ters of the globe, to his Sovereign and his Country.
To. the Eat India Company, the intelsori of Ky.
qui' Coax 'niers is peculiarly endeared. To the
*vice ef his Country in India were devoted force
of the moil vigorous years of liii,saluable ; ao4
there, at an advanced period of* h, has is pleafed
Dryers Feminine& to terminate his earthly career
of honour and of glory.
Breit' India wiU ever be proud to affociato with
its happirsefs, its praperity, and renown, the grateful
remembrance of its venerated benektor, Marquis
CoseawaLeas ; and the Native Form of India will
&cepa, regret a man, who fo defereedly pottered
Omit unboended eopfidence, mad highett !timer.
ltip Ms Sovereign, and his Comm the death of
Alargeis Coanwattis will be deplored as a public
*ak*ky. Europe at barge, to whom his fame and
Mitcham trevalcog hem familiar, will lainent the
ksA of lush exalted and refpeited worth ;and Ml.
tory .Ml retard his naagneeknity, his benevolence,
his love of Janice, his inflexible integrity, his ardent
valour, his wife and prudent policy, as eminently

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worthy of imitation, and of praife.
The Rag of Fort William to be immediately hoißed
half Reif high, and to continue fo until fences.
Minute guns, ftsty.fil in number, cotrelponding
with•the age of the deceafed, to be fired from the
ramparts of Fut' William.
Similar markt of relpcli, with the folemnities
able to the mournful occatir•n, to be paid tc the me •
mory of Marquis COlth WA LIS, at all t. ; p-incipal
military Rat lens, and polls dependant upon !his Pleft
deny; and- copies of the preceding orders to be
tranfmitted to the Government of Fort St. George,
Bombay, and Prince of Wales 'Rand, and alto to the
Government c.t the Bririih paid:Grins on the Ifland of
Ceylon. By order of Government,
J. LUST !DIN, Chief Sec. to the Govt.

The Calcutta Gazette of the 26th of Onober, flatus
that at a general Meeting of the lithabitantio it was

;eCtlved

" That In addie.or to the getteral:meornlng, which hat bees
adopted, as a public tok,n ,if t to COnCtlll telt by this Settirmeot.
on :he death of hangout Cornwallis; a mitifokuni be train!.
WWI th- pi.rrnlol in of Governmert, Our t.O. place of his inter-
n.entat Chaseepore; as a mamotial of Minn and reverence for
his eunisae, . nd cefgratltude Lir Ids ranitient lemma."
Co mittces wore at the rime time eleited for I-da
n
1 and mope, to carry tl:e above tefolution into exec u-
don. The Committee in nrope confilis of

L xd Tegnmoutti Sir J. Gore
Gii:c.ral A. Rote G. A. Robinkti,
441am.1.1. Ky.!.