Star.
London, England, 1803-07-12 00:00:00

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Lord CASTLILLAOII rote to move far leave so bring in a El*
for enabling the Diredkon of the Ea* India Company to make ad-
dition! Allowances to the Ship Owners who had taken contra&
ki their fervice, immediately previous to the publication of his
Majefty's MeSage, declaratory of War with France. His Lord-
**, In a Womb of coolkierable length, explained the oiled, of
the Dill be propels!, es in conformity with the fpirit of an Aet
which pared fame years Sate, enabling the Diredon to make ad-
&datal allowasee to flip Coetradtors In their ferrite, in time of
war or immediate pregsentio• for war in confideratian of the ex-
traordinary ea which sever falls on hek mallow to occur on all
articles cannsilied with fa Rams and areigatkm ; and be *braved
that many; if not all the contra& to which the IhU would have
reference . • weft me mend into daring a peded of 'dual or im-
plied war.—beoude a conadenible time previous to his Moiety's
Mcfrage, Ws Meth kik yet, front a very Eton time fubfequent to
the agnatore of the dellsidm Treaty at Amiens, until the day of
his hisicity's Melfage an the war, the country might be fad to be
In an adwal *meal preparation for that war which was then appre-
hended, and Ince that perked proved to Inevitable—sod ea ads
confideratioos, though the Ship COOtribilieWS might two have a claim
for additional eminpenfstieo, 'kiddy within the letter of the fanner
law. yet in equity their skies was isiropon the Lase prineipki had
to enable the Direelors to give *haulm exwerafation was the
obpdi of the prorated BUL
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care of thendelves; they nude their bargain with thbosivear ages,
and tam perfolUy well bow to guard thendekes all pd.
6ble or probable asotingencirt. lathe Comm, made with
them as Improvident bargain on the ion basil, lbw would not
be very ready to let than at that bargain. Seiko. in bd, theft
men, who had gained fo singly by the Osengani, bad an this pc-
mho,' Lep ground whatever to complain of kdi i Re they %tea
(or ad. sow per ton, which other Proprietan Wert ready to ems
cute at the current ma,tet: price, which at the big** was bet foil
pa and might have been done by wheel at 171. spa. How ties
!bold that woe camplain of an improvident bargola, who were
toteceive fo much mere than rhe current price* of their blight /
The hell peisteiple of doing police In tie...cafe. be ensweinsel to
by ins ice owl, waD tl hit In his public dwty as if 100 watt dif.

burlap ht 1 own private money; and ape thiS cond. hi=
to ak, what individual, upon fuck a bargain, would feel
called %pool° give more than his contrail price; more efleeiany
when It was fo far above the current rates of aided ? In a con.
traa for alp-building, no allowance would be made for the Cuba
kqueot rife o* materials, nor could be conceive it emdtableor
na
allay le this cafe to give men, who were already ensfiderable
gainers by the bargain, soon/. per (hip more of the public money,
by way of compenfalun for bites they could not futtaln.
Mr. FRANCIS, Mr. WA LLIS, and Sir W. PULTRNILY °pried the
motion muds on the fame ground.
The motion was fupported by MinGRANT and Mr. Arlene;
after which leave was given to bring is the Bill.
Mr. FRANCIS moved, that there be laid before the Houk an Acl
count of the Amount of the Capital Stock of the Eaft India Com-
pany, diftinguithing the periods when each fubfeription was made,
and the Amount of the Profits on the fame... Ordered.
Lord CASTLtIIS4OII pretested the following Maw Irons his
Majcity
G. It
• His Majefty thinks proper to aelualnt the Hoak of Com-
mons, that in confideration of the eminent ferrite, performed in
America by tho late Gecdfry, Lord Amherft, and particularly in
the redutftion of Canada, his Majefty was induced, on the termi-
nation of the war, to grant to Lord Amherft certain tracks of land
in that Province ; but in confcquencc of fmne local eiteunfttances
that grant hat not been carried into etre& His Moiety, there- ,
fore, relies on the jultice and liberality of the (Houk of Commons,
that they will make to Lord Ainherft fuels comperastion w they
[hall think fit."
On the motion of Lord CAS AAAAAA u,the Mae was ordered
to he taken into confideration on Friday nest ; and kraal gripers
relative to the fame were ordered to be laid before the Bouts sir

morrow.
On the motion of Col. STANLIT, the farther carsfiderillan of
t►e Report of the Committee on the Cotton Weavers' Petition
was put o 6 till Thurfday nest.
The Bell Rock Lightoufe Bill was read a famed URN, and Or-
dered to be committed to-morrow.
Mr. H. Baowter brought up a Bill for granting 20000 L to-
wards making a Canal in the Methods of Scotland& Read a
Brit, and ordered to be read almond time to-morrow.
Mr. JOUNITOPI moved, that there be laid before the Hoofe f•
veral Accounts relative to the Rates of Freight paid by the Balk
India Company, from the year 1784, difthopiiiking the 111111111 of
the voyages. the chafes of the veffelai in Ulna of Poniard a
war; together with the additional allowances kw war freiglat
Ordered.
The Irina Mak Duty and Portugal Wine Bonding Bills, avast
through the Committee : ordered to be reported toinotrow.
The Airtight Tales ColleCtion Bill, and thy kith Sinuses 3W,
were read a third time and paffed.

intortaTT TAX.
On the motion of Mr VAl4sl ,the further madermion
of the Property Tax Bill was put off dB Waindday nett, oa as
of them not having been a Madera number of copies at the
Bill printed in time for the ufe of the Members.
LOAN.

The Idlb Tresfury BIM Loan Bill sent through the Committee ,
and was ordered to be reported to-morrow.
Mr Cour then gave notice, that U a Ism far bee anion
amid be contra...tett for in Ireland. he would fubmlt the terms of
the fame to the Houk on Wednefday neat. He wou/d, therefore,
delay the further progrefs of the prefent BM. Is order that the
Hoek might have time to determine whether it damild be adopted
err not.
Mr. Co. ar, in the abreact of Mr. Vitus. t, ride mere no-
tice, that either he hirofelf, or his light Hes. Mend. woad to.
morrow move for leave to bring in a 1411, to extend to Ireland
certain immunities. Mitch were granted to Juitlein of the Pam
in England by the Alt of Geo. It
TIN BANK Of SNOLAND.
Sir Faeneu Bo gave notice, that be would to-tmaissar
being forward a nxition relative to the Ste fraud upon the Omit of
England. He would have made the modes as the pekoe day
were It not for the thinners of the Hoeft.
Mr Vans moved for leave to bring in a all to amend
amnesties Police Att. One of the improvements which be Milne
co introduce into the Bill was. that all property Mend upon palms
Beefing the fame out of [kiln or edicts an the river, Gould he taken
and deputed at the Beetle Mkt, in order that it mink he kept
there use the duty was paid.
On Me meeks of Mr. VaNSITTAILT, it was ordered that the
Howie dots-arrow refolve Well into. Committee to cattalo of
the AM relating to the Longitude. -
Mr. V . pve nodes that to-mornow be would seem
for leave to Ming in a Bill, to make fame regulations oaths to
Plitt Agents sad Prize Courts.
Mr.llllllllll* rear 11101/Cd,thlt the Hoare do to-morrow go Into
a Cernmkeee to take into eonilderation the tales under the me,
oartoest of the Board of Tem.—Ordered...At eight o'clookthe
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