Star.
London, England, 1819-05-20 00:00:00

tie iepoit en the Clerk dt the retce is Irsia-.1 EZ
posed Id/it/day 1,0.,
Lord CA lt ELI .ii•TON tea& few ut,,,r„,„ticit. z
Ile was proceeding to say that tkr %;.ls sa:thet
when he way interrupted by
COU KT ENA Y, apprized • \t.1.11 Ltd
Ca nntittee would be the WON proper play fig Uy,l,s
which tnight.irise upon its t'tputtieliey.
sir joiliN SEW polcf siplainnd, by say:2g dui
purported assimilating the law In Ireland to tat of
that he had nut originated it, but had undertsken it at
of the House, and it was, la /letl to extend tit pruv:li
William Williama the Third to frolasd.—b was tbtn put
Mr. MAKTIN said, that in consequence of the
use Right Honourable Secretary /or Ireland, he s!
pone bis Motion selatire to the conduct of Baron at
Tuesday Gem.

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Mr. 1.. I.O:4TEP. obtained leave to brier in a CI:
berer Calk. ..don of Claw ch Rath in Ireland.

Ur. S. COOPER obtailied leave to brag in a Di
the number of Passengers Larried by Mail Coaches I
and the period of Mail Coach Contracts.
On the motion of Mr. Stumm Bevan, the Pow%
application Bill went through a Cummittee.--Repor,
ceiv-d on Friday nest.
Mr. 91R1012 Boon.-it m for certain mows am%
the Store-heepec Genetal's De?artment, which ware c
llse House adjourned at Twelve o'Clock.
A LIST OF TU MINORITY
OX Ma. TUANtr's MOTION 11011 A COMMUng to 1:41:11

_ „ mire or van IZ.L7L4iIi.
AbererOnthy, MI: Frankbod, T. Parse, It
'Alien, J. H.' Grads, J. P. Pelham, I
Althorp, %lacono Gordon, Robert • Pelham, '
Anson, Sir G. • Graham, Sandford Paillips,
Anson, Hoia. 6: Graham, IL H. G. Phillips,
Aubrey, Si: J. Grenfirti," Psicoe Phiiiipi,
&sham, loeph F, GELS* John W. Powleu,
Bluing, Sr T. . Guise, Sir W. Price, It,
Barnett, James . Curtsey, R. IL Pryse, PE
Bernard, Viscount Heygate, Alderman Rukforc,
Beecher, W. W. Hang:tot, Lord A. Ricardo,
Bernal, IL Harcourt, John Rannaleu,
Bennett, Hon. IL G. Harvey, C. Re neilffe,
Baryon, Ben. Hill, Lord A. Ridley, Si
Birch, Joseph Honeywood, W. P. Robara, '
Brand, Hon. T. Hamby, Edward Robson,
Browne, Mtn. Howard, Lord H. Rowley,
Burdett, Sir Francis Howard, Hon. W. Russell,

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Oluts G. .Howorti. H. Russell,
Burton, R. C. Hughes, W. L. .Russell,
Cotes. J. Hume, Joseph Rumbold
Cakraft John Hurst R. Sim
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Calvert,, Nicholas Hutebinson, Hon. C. Sebiight
Calvert, Charles Lamb, Hon. W. Smith,
Cariuunpton, Earl of Lamb, lion. G. S:arlett,
Campbell, Lord J. Langton, W. G. Sefton, R
Campbell, Hon. J. Latouche, John Smith,
Carew, R. S. Latonche, Robert Smi.h,
Carter, John Lefevre, C. S. Smith, Ll
Cavendish, Lord'G. Lemon, Sir W. Smythe,
Cavendish, Hoo. H. Longman, George Spencer,
Chamberlayne, W. Lloyd, Sir J. Stuart, Lord
Cbtoed, Captain Lloyd, J. 31. Stewart,
Clifton, Lord Lyrtelton, Hon. W. Stanley,
Corm, Tsr I. Maberley, W. L. Smooch
Colborne, N. R. J. Maberley, John Tayirtixk
Coklough, Caesar Manic, lion. W. Taylor, '
Coke, T. W. jun. Macleod, Roderick Taylor,
Concannon, Lord Mackintosh, Sir J. Thorp, ,
Coussinaker, George Iladoeks, W. A. Tierney,
Canyon, J. C. Milton, Lord Wynn,
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Crompton, Samuel Martin, E. Walpole,
DeCrespigny, Sir W. Methuen, Paul Waittim
Detaurst, Viscount Merest, J. W. D. " Webbe,
Dkvies, J. H. Mills, G. Western,
Denman, Thomas Mlldmay, P. St. J. Wharton, ,
Denison, W. 3. )lonck, Sir C Whitbread,
Dickinson, William Moore, Peter Wilkins.
Douglas, Hon. F. S. Morpetli, Viscount William
Duncannon,rsaccisust Newman. R. W. Wilson,
Dsuidas, Hum L. Newport, Sir J. Wood,
Dunda4 Hon. G. North, Dudley Webster.
Dundas, 'Osomas Nugent, Lord
Dundas, Charles O'Callaghas,J. TULLE,
3facdom'
Ebrington, Viscount. Ord, William
Mice, Edward o..hcirne,Lord F. G. faunitt":"
Easton, Safi of. Poqington, Viscount rats.
Fazakerley, N. an, E. B. Brocybam.
Ferguson, Sir R. C. Primrose, lion. F. W. Coke, T.
Fnagesaid, lArd Wi Palmer, Colonel Porter,
Fitzgeralii,Rt.lln.m.Palmcr, C. F. Maawel
Fitzroy, Lord C. Prittic, Hon. F. A. limier,
Foley, Thomas Para, was Pausenb
Folkeston, Viscount Parnelklir Williani,

EAST INDIA-HOUSE.

Yesterday, a General COurt of Pmprieti
India Stock; was held iar the Company's

Leadenhall-street! atthe desire of nine Pro,
order to consider a proposition, for grantit
money, equal to 180,000 Sicca Rupees, to
Wilkinson, in consequence of losses sustained
from the enactment of a monopoly of SaL
the Bengal Government, in-the year 1812.
The Minutes of the, last Court having been
Mr. Poesy, rose, aud having shortly
Mr. Wilkinson's claim, which he contend
founded not merely on principles of liberar
those of justice, moved what a sum of nu
to 180,000 Sicca Rupees, to be taken from
pany's commercial revenue, be paid to
Wilkinson, on account of losses he had se

The CMAIAMAN took that opportunity
ing his sentiments on the question.
might have been at first, "the subject was .
tremely ditfitult one, particularly with rely
the main points, that of deciding on
.amount of remuneration. In his opinion,
who favoured the claim, had hurried the q
yond its proper bounds, when they emir
of the bldiau .Government for authcrisin;
denominated a monopoly—an exprestioi
Sways- made a'gnsat impression on the pub+
ihiseountry. He considered that, viten
Gotdrtunenf gave individuals permission
in the saltpetre., trade, it was merely meat
-diligence; and when, after a trial of trei
it was found that the esreriment hindere
pant from fulfilling the contracts whici
entered into for the supply of a large qualm,
pare annually to this country, the Guyer'
ustifrd in requiring the right they had t
laid dosin. He looked upon this as a
principle, not of detail, and, considering tl
nience Mr. Wilkinson had suffered, he wa+
grant him the sum of .1.:10,0.)0, but as to
180,000 rupees, or 4:22,000 sterling, he
mined to resist it.
Mr Hume moved, as an amendmet
sum of 127,500 rupees be inserted, instead
Mr. TWINING seconded the awe:A:men+

Several Gentlemen spoke for and agar.
The question was then put upcn the a
giving the larger sum, and carried by a I
59 to ,50; and a ballot being demanded,
pointed for this day fortnight (2d June).
The other special matters appointed 1(
were put'and agrecd to without any discu
The vote of a.sum of £1,500 to Sir Mu
well, for his services on hoard the .klceste,
Embassy na china,
,produced a sho:t cc
but it vats carried unanimospd!,.,,—Adou-