Star.
London, England, 1803-02-04 00:00:00

AFFAIRS OF THE CARNATIC.

Mr. Kt FN There is a fubjed likely to be
form brought forward in debate. with reference to
which your table is covered with papers. I mean
the tiiitiladions which have taken place in the Car-
natic. It is important to afcertain whether the
alterations which have taken place there are v
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-tent with iitice or not. the: are incontinent
I apprehend .my' farther enquiry w he unnecef•
fary ; fur tio confide.' ation of expctliPney can
:pitlify what is in it:sit tinjaa. In order that the
lioille may he enabled to determine upon the
quail:in, it is inditprniible that it fhould be in poi-
frlli •n f every fad relating to it. The queition •
mull ii.r..matciy depend upon the contideration of
the fads. I conceive, therefore, that it cannot he
anvantagertillv 'brought forward without our
kno\4ing the hirfory of the rife and fall of the
f.lmily in the Carnatic, the rife and progrcl
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!ewe to move that there be fail before the Hook :
A Copy of a Letsti from Lord Macartney to the Court of
tors of the Lail India Company, (tat"! tit Lee. 1782.
Anothtr Letter from Lord Macartut y to the Court of Di-
ee.ors, dated 2.;sh J..n. 1'784.
Anothtr 1 ttcr (tom Lord Macartney to the Court of Di-
reaors, dated 4th June, 1795, with 14 inclofures.
Copy of a letter front Lord Nlacartmy to the Court of Di-
rectors, dated January d, 1797.
Copy of Minutes of Lord Hobart and Council of Fort St.
George, dated Bth OCtober 1791.
Copy of Minutes of Lord Hobart and Council of Ditto,
dated 26th November, t 795.
Lord Clive's Minutes rranfmitted to the Court of Diredlors
in March taco.

Lord CAr,TLEREAGH raid it was his objet that
:he Houle ihould come to the dill-Akin on the
quellion, with every rffible initirmation that
could throw light upon it. Ile rather lid-peeled
that fame of the p.tpers the Hon. Member
intended to move for, would be included in the
voluminous macs of documents moved for prior
to the recd.." _ _

The quellion was then put on the produaion of
each pat ticulai piper, and agreed to. They were
confcquently ordered to he laid upon the table.
Mr. Tat, a pref•-ntc,l a Petition from the Borough of
Midhurft, comphining of an undue cicetion...—Ordercd to be
taker; into conftderation on the ad of Julie.
Mr.Coettr prefented a number of Financial Accounts for
Ireland—Ordered to lie on the t .file.

Mr. CORRY next prefented a variety of Petitions, praying
for an annual pecuniary• grant for the following public Inltitu-
tions in Ireland:—The Proteltants Charter Schools—The So-
ciety for Charitable Donations—The Society for promoting the
Krowledge of the Christian Religion —The Society for the
Protection of Female Orphans—The Houfe of Indu'try—
The Foundling Hofpital— l'he Hibernian Marine School—The
School for Soldiers' Children—T he Weitmorland Lock Hofpital
—The Fever Hofpital—The Penitentiary Houfe—The Ro-
man Catholic Seminary—The Commiffion for Widening, &e.
the Streets of Dublin—The Corporation for Lighting the fame
—The Dublin Society for promoting Hufbandry—The Dublin
Farming Society, Sm.
Mr. COR RY then moved, that there be laid be-
fore the Honfe an Eflimate of the Expences at-
tending the above Inftitutions for one year, ending
the 4th January, 1804.—Ordered.
Mr. Oas: env prefented a Petition from the Corporation of
Sligo, reprefenting that the powers granted by a Bill paffed in
t►e laR Seffion for improving that town were inadequate to
carrying into effed the intentions of the raid ad, and praying
that it might be repealed.—Referred to a Committee.
Mr. J. C. BERMORD prefented a Petition from the Royal
Canal Company, praying for leave to choofe Dire ors, Ste. Ece.
to be invelted with certain powers, &e. &e. and alfo to bring
in a Bill to alter and aniind the ad paffed in the lan SeMon of
the frith Parliament—Adjourned.