The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-07 00:00:00

Mr. 'two? and Mr. I'. NIOOILE sevorall)
ported the motion, showing that Mr. Dixon')
jections proceeded solely from his ignorance of
the rig:its of that Court.
Mr. GIUNT, ssithout opposing the motion,
which on the contrary it was the wish of the
rectors to promote in every way in their powii;
still felt himself wblige4 to dissent from many Vt.
the statelients ttilthe Hon. Movers He shen—tt
that inquiry had always originatml with the Di-
rectors. The inattention to the duties of his once
oil the part of an individual Director, ho assured
the
.Court was.to be perceived in his own private
concerns, and was rather peculiar to him than gr..
neral to the Directors. The Ditectors had passed'
several It ioltit.unh since the Iloport of the Com-
mittee, ith the rim of in;:etiitx the abuses cant-
plainin of, but they had no objection to adopt
others. He chewed that if the Proprietors sere
ever in the posse3sion of 6.2 dispos ti of patronao
it was in general Court ; end that only previous
to tbe Institution of the Joint Stuck, when (herb
were seuarate veuturo, and supercargoes were ap.
pointed by each parry, according to the interest.
In evidence of the emeriti propriety of their ma.
nagenient, he asked if there was any where to be
foetid such a body of servants,'Civil and Mitit try,
as that belonging to the East India Company'
'The question as to the recalls from India, was to
come on at another General Courtf of which no-
tice bad beim given. Ho should, therefore, say
nothing upon it.
Mr. Lows nEs pre notice of
.his intention oo a
future day to move, that a piece of viatc• be pre.
senkd tp Mr. Jackson fur the services tendered by
him to that Court.

The girestion was they put, and agreed to un;.
Mr. JACKSON then moved the Thanks of the
Court to Mr. G. Smith, the Meyer, and Mr.
Grant, the Seconder of the Motion for the Com-
mittee on the Abuses in East4trdia Patronage;
and also to all the °Orr Dirrcturs who were
Members of Parliament, for their support to that
Motion.

Mr. &mimosa moved, That the name of •
Mr. Thethason be added, he having supported the
inquiry.

A ftar some eoirversation
Mr. JACKSON stated, th tt the words ge other
Mein hers, lAD were Director;," comprehended
every person with %ilium the Court was connected.
Tito motion was uusiiiiiuutisly carried u it •ri-
ginally stood.
The CUAIRMAN, DEPUIIr ClllllOl Mr.
51141211, and the other Directors who were Mem.
hers of ParliAment, severally returned thanks.
Mr. P. Mum/ then moved, Thu the R, sole.
tions of the day be printed fur the use of the Court,
and he advertised in the Newspapers.

After a pretty long converse flan, it was :weed
that not only the Resolutions edam Jay, but that
all the Resolutions come to by the Director•, on
that so oject, since the Report in question, be pub.
fished us du: Newspapers.—Adjuurnail.

The weather has been an ettrintely changeable,
lately, that a meadow at Patter&le, belonging to
J. Alouucey, Esq. was, on. the 2d day of last
month, covered with snow from three to eight
inches deep ; on the PM day of the same
month, an abundant crop ►ras cut froze► the sate
meadow, bcin the earliest hay in that 11.‘ighbour.
hood, or within twenty miles round.