Star. — London, England, 1807-05-27 00:00:00

At'AtTr'Cdr. ivrrI.LIGENCt. MAILS. . /11. Otte. ♦lf. *Of. r l il.llr, 2 2 • I Übnn a o % ,1 0 I .0/44 I I Tuishingte 0 0 (c•itenbwgA i I FAI.MOU l'H. MAY '4. Arrived his Majesty's brig PAC/LIMA, of aft guns, ("own Lora Lev, with difpatches from the Cape of ; 60 d Hope, in 53 days. Artissed the MORILIST , IN. • a rmed brig, with a fleet from the Fait ward, under i nn, •y for Wales; the Prince of Wiles packet, with mails frnm Lifhon, 12 day* paffage; left t':ere Ore Towofhend packer. Donn, with mails (rims rneland ; his ship HYDRA. of iR grins, failed from Lifb n on the 9th innant ; the American Mir F ran klin, Captain DANA, froth Name, fire days pat r age , on news) with wheat for Liverpool. PLYMOUTH, MAY Ilf• Sailed the DA I 'LIPIt, of 9S guns, to join the Chan nel Fleet. The fleet that faded from hence time days fine, And that put back again by contrary wind, fail et t ag ,,in this morning for the Downs, 'lnds?' envoy of the CAR^LINP armed Arils. The ForporovAnr. of 8 4 goons, Admiral Blatt', is expelled to leave H 4. t wine rotnorrow for Caoland Bay: it is fail that the is tribe jooined by the Kkll r. of 7.4. goons, IVT rr vtra x, roof'.. guns, anti three others rof the line, and to pro ceed m„ t h e Mediterranean. It is riposted here, that the Brcll Fleet are at fea ; but we do not vouch for the truth of it. PARTPIOUTH, MAY :S. Arvived Majitey's !hips Roytt. Gamma, with Admiral Docawrotrw on board, from the Me-liter ranean; Baatt.rtta, from the Channel Fleet: Pa y• LIN 11, from the Cape of Good Hope with difpatches, in 5; days paffage ; STs r Nt7f , t7S, WI two tranfports front Goetnity ; lvaocrwa and Evenions, fvom a entire. Sailed his (hips !Irmo and EXPLO. sit a, with a cony , y ft r tie 9 wn s .—Wi n d V. DOVER, MAY 24. Arrived yefletday the Sirssat (hop, from a csairf, and lane" again th's morning frt. the French coat,. Came in this morning, having varied away her mail in a hidden gut ~ f wind 'Let night, tlf rh ingem A, t h e ti •op Retfey, of 111 , :dpott. Captain Bistro,. fetwn Pnitlan.l, laden with !lone, humid to London. Artived in the Roads florin a cruise, the CNALL/Mnill •Ar• Palled by this day the (hip Bede!. Captain Gass-•w, from St. Donning', b and to L-ndua.—Wind S.W. and rolndcrate, uith lain. DFA.I.. MAY 26. CAtneJristrn from Sherrnefs the SAT, LLITt 11 'Op of war. Arrived the Disrtitsva, l'oastrt.tar, Buss.- aft t , and the Fuer itrs gun h igs from a elitist., and sem.rin in the Downs with the Chips a. pet 1.0 : aiiived the Lis tvantport ; Draper. I..ind ( ait, and f Chatlelliin. Sailed the Yholphorus 6t; velfel on a etuiae. Wind S.W. YARMOUTH, MAY 26 Arrived the Dicravna, Room, fr,irn a m a ze , and the ARM. and ALIPT tl , .nps .4 wa r. Thi s yesqrning the outward b..tind A:et h , t the Habit pale ed this pert under ennv-y.—Ships as pet lall—Wit:d S. W. arnng breeze. FROM II CYO'S I.TST. na A Vßitiff) MAT 6.—Failed the Eliza anti Katy, Clealby. be I ilben; and the Fla. Ilrwdrn. 'or Ptterlbtag. APRIV %1./4 Cif' I•vinut h the Man. Fe •11 from Ncw York; an , i the .‘nna Minh, 'runt I tfb .n—At &l/A. Dolphin, T . /lomat. from Dergen—At DernrrAra Penelope. f1i11414. from Gihr.thar—At NilTl? et and Mary, —, from Africa—At Africa, 11,"e, —, from, I locum 4. le! , r Hihrrnla. Ilemiche, from I i. loft near Memel. he T hon A q Prtfton, from 1.i030n fur London, ii captured and • earrird into Boulltne. I he Dot. trice, with flatten Oil from Loudon, are arrived at Tanning n. The Princ.f. Royal. for I.nnelm is burnt at Demerara The Leopold, Yom Dover. is Matte incite Fyd. r. C.•pv of a letter from Captain STS•FNI'N, of the (kip Highlander, to his (+woe's in C;ltfgow, &tied " Stint Pare, GuaeLlaupe, April 6. I am rsrr.mrly funs to ir form you of yo• r fhip Higitlander %el g.apour el on the ltrh ult. in lat. - 4 6. long. 6t. t t by hi 111:p Alen Fret,. b rttriv.rte of ao guns. tti•ie pounders, and t t rn, st ill•teen Jaye from Gvalalhore. and had :kcn /30. thil,g. Out th•• ne,rnit eof the above at &slight. faw the (aid 2i'p about thee miles to windward, havi-g a very fufpLioUs petrancr—ri all our gout ready. About G ven A. M. Ike bore . down, time dole to its, horde...l French cohorn and tir:ll a loteadlid.: right illu us, w' lets we rammed, and Then gave her a fret t.d Seeing her of very fovea •r fierce. keeping up a cry heavy Le, and foe h a qUa 11l f y ter meik try as drove rive people from • , the wild gulls. I was ohligt dro arise: and the 16th tilt the fail ILip to le itt with and captured the fhipeAde laud, r.. 1 16 gulls, Aun, of ie. and tiAr.lor, of t s buns, of art' b-nod to Liver red, after an hour's engaerement the tilghlatester. Alexander, and Ann, have arrived herr, hot the iiArti.sr, I believe, mull be Ti taken, as the Is Ott arrived." • A Gaut t.Marti4l ura's held tin Fr iday, on board the esiyad 4 del Mood', iif t t a guns. Admiral YOUNG. a? Plymouth, for the triAl tit A man of the Bat/icor, nt 99 gun , , CAp•Aitt Y.'llN V, for ntutitit•us taped', •ns to ;is Conumarlding Offi:ti ; the lion. Ca; t. El. A. • G4lloNba. ?tell-lent ; when, otter the evidence was gore thrones f r the prolectitton, and the pa . ner heAtcl-in his &fetter, he was fouttd guilt y of the eltarqe alledged Agaittil hint, And fentertced to he hanged, at the yird atm of fuels chip As the Lou ds C••mmttlione, a : 11 the .\dmiralty IbAll apprit, t; belt lions G , me cif ettn.llAriCei Arifittg itt the courts t f the et iAI, the psi fua r :/As ite•numendrd to his Majity's mercy. ' i):lo4.e , tcs were 14 1 1 hien lint to Pt.rtlin-uth, rt. be.i 4 1 4.1 ed to .L CULLA NGWOUD, by the Mon trw,. t;dlPtAilaUlaLt tr, of the PA Ul IN• atop of war, bliPUKtit I.'•e dilimtcr.e out Adobil Vnit •V. laps tin FAstc• tier is ovvinted to the command cif the 'Lisa U, i.l 64 gnus, battling the tlAg ill . Ad 4Uit .41 41 C4l , iikaia 3l s aru is appisiliteti 11.1 command the Yalta sa Par.'s ; a. is Cogs. “.1 17, umuimiti of tso guns cacti. arrr ivtuntr. Peewit Repos of the Ceontrilionera of :Wintery inquiry teepee- ! tin e th e Uhler of the Barr et & Matter General. and 'Barrack Buildings, with a Sopyknient to the Fir& and Third Replete. This Unveiling document has been jug printed, l a v n e d, c:n it , h ithheeree, only A ro p i penciie, contains 38'9 folio pages.— I give a fketch of this Re , po.t. It Keens with dividing the Barrack Aceommoda 'ions in Great B.itain. Jerky. and Glietniey, except the buildings in fottified places, which ate frill fretted ouster the direetion the°, ilnance, into three kinds, triz.-111, Permanent or eitablithed ; act, Temporary. the property of Government ; and, 3d, Temporary, hired. The ere{ inn of tech buildings (the hired .excep ted) it flares. has, in all cafes, originated with the Commander in Chief. who has, horn time to time. lienifieci his intentions an that head, to the Barrack Matter General. But the artier of the Crunmaruier in Chief has not of itfelf been cnnfidered as a fullicient authority Int the &attack Matter General to incur the expence.— It was nectffary that each meafitte should receive the Canition either of the Lords of his Majeley'. Teem fury, or the Secretary at War, and this may be cal led the Financial Authority. The Report then goes on to cite cafes. wavy, that the orders and outline wete not always ' communicated to the &curia Mailer General in the fame manner, the lan nt which cafes rook place in 1803. in which year, in putfnance of a letter oared r he 'Nth May, from Lord Mwr. then one of the Secretaries of State, to the Barrack Mailer General, barracks were erected for 50,000 men and to,ooo hot felt. By Ms Majell)'s regnlvions of the 7 h of Febru ary, t Beg. h. wirer, by which the Barra( k Office has from that time been, and now is cotichiCted, the MI thnriries tieceffai y to be obtained, previotifly to the eretri m at any barrack, are more expreftly and clearly defined than they were at any antecedent pe riod. B) the Fourth At tide of thole regulations, it it eitelied, that wherever there Mill he a neceffity ',far eveoing new Mirldim gs, tar tnr making solicitations nr repair. in thole already batik, whetc inch :theta-. ;inns no repairs I, (hall exce e - the firm of srmol. the A:4track Ma ter General is, previottfly to the execu non to cattle a plane , he prep tied, accompanied by an ellimate of the expence, which plan and efti. Mate are to he pepareJ tip n oath, and liebn.itted to the Commander in Chief and to the Lords of the Treafe.ry tar their app.ohation ; which plans and eltimates, v hen fit approved, ate to he the author ity frt. .in lettahit-g +nth repairs, or alters ?ions, &e. a n d ',irides dick new regulations, hayracks have lir e c built at Camel bury, Pleyden, Hat P•tt, &c. The It-port neer proceeds t r flare the manner in which thefe regulati , ois 8.1 office, on there fryer .l heads, had been, in fact, eat tied into execution i con. tide ring • , IR. The lite• • f the buildings, and the agreements cos :he purchafe. ot the hire of ,h tn. Id. The plans and Ipecificirions. 3d.• The contrafts f r 4th. The modes of alcei taming the colt, with the cheques to prevent fraud. Fuld, then. wi , h tepid to the fites of the build ings. and the ogeements for the purchafe ot hire of them. the Repot t Kates— TI e DireOions of the Cnmmander in Chief, el' • Helm oe have already fpoken, in all cafes peeks ibed to the Barrack MaNes General the genetal fituatinn intended of the barrack er other building, as a me:a line decided upon ; but Hill the pat ticular fue nr po fi ion has in many ii.ll:tnces bean left to the determi n of the Bala,ck Malta G netal ; and Lieute nant General 1)e Lancey has dated to us, that in this refpeel he 'died entitely, both dt• to the ft e and the mice to be given for it, els his own j u dgm en t, making enquities on the (pot by hia,felt and the office.% he e•• played. This duty, he lays, he executed petforat4 f r the greater part of his tunc, but from the great prelim e of Inilinees and ill health, he was obliged latterly to crit.lide it to • titers; and he adds, that the fites in many !cafes depended upon the ;HA bility of procuring the land, and that very frequently there was fl • altet native as t•• price or fife Ain timed t• us, that upon all filch occafi .ns, advantage was taken of the ezigenc;es of Government. On out ineptir y, v hethet he c• old tefem us to any corretpon deuce in the • tfize in hipp rt • f this latter rpinion he referred tis to the cafe of Brayboutne Leaze, in the canny of Kew. We arcordingly tequitel all the d cements in the office relating to time land, and !he hither y • f the ttanfaCtion appea.s to he phi-: On the zoth Jiiiy, 1X33. the late Barrack Matter ()metal .ipplmed to Sir John Honeywn“al, as Lord of the Manor in which Braybotst ne Leaze (or Comni• it) was fituated, for per mull n to occupy it as a militat y Nation, providing to pay a fair tent nr eirnivenfation for :toy damage which might: acctue. On the 4th Angtil following, an agreement was made between Sir John Honeywond and lieutenant Cv.netAl De Laticey, whereby, in conft he.atiou of 5751. the eitimated value of the hock of rabbits an lit Aybutune Warren, and t f the yearly rent of 751 Si; J hat 1-1 'Heywood agreed to grant a leale f .r s t years to Lieutenant General De Lancey, of fir much a nd of inch part of the laid Wart en or C.mmon, as might be wanted for the purport of vetting bat racks there. n. On the ill of Sertenther, the Rev. A. Poi Ihinde, time Vicar of Bray b• tone, rept &rented to the 13.urrack Mallet General, that he and the tether cointnoners on the land (which it teems had been then taken En Iran an ad) were vet y materially ir,jured in their rights ; afking for compettlati n, and liming that Sit John Hoheysenod had no rower of in. I. fume. or any sight to fell or leate any part of the Common, and that the commoners pioteded ag ulna any pay ments being made to him on that pi inciple. Imi a fahfrquent letter, Mr. Parlhinale, after admitting that Sir John Honey wood might be entitled to the rabbits um the c-ntmon, hates. that as Sir John my wood did not pArels one :scot in the parith of Brayboutre, lee had not te.et ved to hintlell the power I.i tinning out one tingle head of 'tack ' geese on the common ; Mr. P 11,11 1 ,11.10 itirtrt, these kite, the inviability t I the inftroment under which the polfelli n tithe . foil 41aJ bean taken by th.e 13a•. tack Matter General. Notwititit•tittimmg tittle telt, e tentations, it does not appear that Sit J Immt y wood was CAW 111:u mettle the matter in dispute with the commoner:, or to make good his Lille tt , receive A tent tut the uccupation ut the land ; uu the emltrarr, we, te.orn that the ren! of 70. pot atootim. for about t t *cies of common. 'W2I. regularly paii to him to :the time of his death in Attach . bill, and that the claims of the comma 'erg remain unf.s• thtied t hut in conticpience of our incpiiiieb, which were not matte tili ali t; s.r J hn lioneywood'sdeaah, we underhand it ha.. heen recoltimenJed to the Bar rack Office, that the ahoy, rent th old no longer he paid, as no legal right to the nolrcffion of the land was Riven be the agreement with Sir Flan Honey wood ; and ti.e parties .intereated in the C.statnon have been informed, that the Barrack Office would give Inch compenaation as tboold he awarded by a Jury atting under rite antliority of the Defence AR. The rabhits un this common. for which sysl. were paid tr, Sir John Hnoevarortd, wco e not taken and fold for the benefit • f Gr•vernmetat ; the preif.ite of the let rice (it is laid) admitt ing{ of no delay; hut wer e dellroyed by the workmen etupl-yed about the 8.. r rack,. . :inch is the tranladion with refped tn the land at Braybourne Leaze ; and in the courfe nf the ea amination of the many papers we have had before Telpeding the pinchafe of hind for the barrack lervice, we have in leveral . ether . inllances ohlerved the prices paid by Government to be ft) large as to afford clear proof (independently of thu gen-rat Itatement made by General De Lancey to that et:UV) that advantage had been taken ot the ezivency of the (location. Aniunglt whets, we noticed paiticulatly, that a (mall piece of land, which was wanted Int - Apiating the barracks at Perth, in addi ion to the land granted by the Corporation, was paid for at the rate of 500 guineas per Scotch Acre. The vicinity to the town of Perth probably railed the value of ibis land very confiderably ; and we are aware that a lumbar circumftai•ce mu 1 in very many le lies have been the cattle of the high prices paid by Govern ment, for land wanted for public purposes; but in this cafe, the additional piece of land does not 'elm to have been ahlolutely necrEary for the (wen patton of the barracks, and to have beery requited more for the lake of uniformity of appearance, than for any pnvr-le of adual utility. The tinwillingnefe of gen letzten to have a barrack in their neighbouthond, toes been alfo fool(' to he the cattle or exorbitant demands ; and, in order ti .emove thefe impediments in the way of Government. it was provided by the Aft (if the 43it of the prefent Reign, tifit ally called the Defence Ad, that it than he lawful for his M ijzfly to authorize any General Of. ricer, ace. to chnede the ground ; and it the owner re tufe the price (ffetod, to Intention a Jury to affefs the value, and oblige the patty to accept the price fu aCcertai , ed, prtiiided the neer& y of occupying loch ground he certified by the Lord Lieutenant, or two Deputy Lieutenants of the c•ninty. in which the laid land is lirotate ; or, in the cafe f tanal invalion of the United Kirtgit m. Under this Ad, the Ives or pofi lions of Barrat ks have of late been determined upon, bin the Report admits that the Defence Ad does not prevent the public from Hill paying very largely, the fites feleded for Barracks having frequently, from their proximity to town•, and other circurnflances, been confidered of fuch great value, as to jultify Jto ries in awarding very high prices to the owners, as in the eater of the Dunbar. Haddingron, and Moira burgh Barrack-, for the fites of which a largeJtom penfation Was awarded to the owners, particularly in the cafe of Dunbar, and a piece of ground, near Bellhaven, to the Eat' of Lauderdale. Previons alto to the nailing of the Defence AR, when the titles could only be procure,' in the uftial manner by vo. luntary contrails wi.h the refpedive owner-, the lte post lia es the public interelts were not fufficiently prole led, as evidence of which it Oates the Bar racks of Sunderland, which were built in 1795, under a leafe from the GrialTmen uf the Corpor.oi of that town, in Mr. Windham, then Secretary at War, for twenty one years, but without any cuvenant for tenewal of the term ; and the cafe of the nevi bar racks at Lev e., built on land the property of the Duke of Dorfet, the tight to the p dr,oli.os of which by Government, would have expired on the 29-h September iBas. Bin to remedy the inconvenience attending this invalid mode of conveyance, an Ad w.% paired on the 25 h June flosa vetting all litch buildings in the Bart ack Matter General ler the time bring ; by the operatian of which, as by the Defence Ad, he is enabled to acqui•e Inch farther elate as he may think neceffer y, in 'any laud occupied for the barrack let vice ; the public will only pay fuch price for the extenfion of the ii intereli in the land, as it is really worth, in the pulpit-tit of a jolty, indepeadent of the buildings, &c. The Report having detailed all the inf amatenn which the Committee could colle t with terpeet to Cie plans and fpecificatiomod the buil dings, and the nattoe and mode tit the agreement or contraft fur the fame, taith the checks and contrculs to prevent fraudulent chat get, proceeds to the head of " Hired Buildings." rhe annual turn paid for this fort of building., it fla,es, on the authority of a retort', cot refted ro July, tlic6, at 31,7021. cs. 9d ; and. in its oblervati •an on this head it dates, 4 4 that no hl tme can be attached to the Barrack Office, for the vet y high rents paid in the Sin intlanre, the hired betiding', in the lfle of Wight ; but that an earlier recitation if them might have been effeCted." Among thole of tlth kind, which it far appeared to have brought a great and improper ezpence upon the public, it nu- ices forre ptemiles neat Chelmsford, be !, nging to Sir H. Mitdmay, in tight of his wife, held at a tent of 6001. a year, which it recommends should be given up at the ez; irai TI of the prefent kale ; and alto. the hired barrack in Thomas-Street, Winchetler, v hich, with all others t f that dais, it recommends lboulet be given tip on the fill.. ppor tunny ; and to tednce, by every p. ffible means, the tents of thole which it may he necelfai y to retain, Heaving gone through the leveral heads of inquiry, tl a Rrp•ul Ha es, that the esideoce at all, of f, lung, f many f the abufes and ir.eplarities in this de partment, is owing to the neglat ot a pr..per atten tion to the late Banat k Mailer Gen r.t's accounts; that if the annual Making up and pi othittion of theft accounts, had•been pert wt.! ily required, the epic t enfi!ele approptiion n • f the public money, men ion. ed in the Fit ft Report. the haat: hotized augmenta tion of pay and alloWince to ieveral olk.ers, and the esti avagance in pike Honer. and bile it build. Ings, would have been checked or totally prevented. Had the ac,onnis been examined, nut authority could have been produced h.r the payment of up wards ot :coo'. to the Principal Affiltant Barrack . Malt. r G. ner it, Inr the iinpettion oftwarrack.. witch 'thud dote hay: been c:ifallowesi, sr ides' es, to, the Trearttry fnr apprnbarinso. • The atiowaneea pal in lien ot half pay, ammaniing latterly to 313001. pe annnni, moil, lotting they were ad nit ed, have bee tar:night again under the c ofi.-:eratinn Govern meet. Th e allowance of a per ventage tel the ar• child:to would not have been railed by the A ndi ors. sanlef• dittindly fandioned by the L of the - !'real fury, who would probably ha -e coniidered the ern-s- . lament Co difpropor ionable to thee, ler vices, as to have foggeited fume nthet tmale remuneration.— On an examination of dive accnunts it would have appeared to r, that the Litt additi of use. per an num to the arconntants, had been granted wi•hostt authority. Another conteqii nce of the deist in ex amining theli ace runt.. has been the Apo ins merit of another or Sec nd Accountant t o the office, and 'he allowance to him, of coolie, oldie like y of Scot. per annum. Mueh important matter," it frays, .1 which the Coniniii tee lii ridel crohahly have prop fed Ab, a check on the ety:ndittire, has Men an .icipated by the ie gidations dire& .1 h r hi• j era/rant. fonn at rr the a p,•ointrriem e p• eiectliseraZ.k Vallerr'e ter .1. These pr.rvidt f t the receniiy of ihemnnry •ibied int account of the Barrack Mattel General. be Oircetini.r, it t.• he kept at the Bank ; and against an tinnecellar y Me to by region ing monthly Aimee, • the.furne wanted for the feveral ferv:cPs in each en ()sing mond), to he delivered to the reainry, toge ther a ith a Itatettient nl ;he balance its hand, and the oaf Handing demands nn it.e-and by rectriir ingt .0 quarterly ho ks if all falaries, and of the c mingr t. cies of the BA , lark Department, alto to he first :it the Treat - my het re payment." "Mere, ar d the o her new regul +lions tinier his Majttly's warrant, it fay% appear well calculaied to prevent filch ns ta c i:f as occurred under the Wile , illtTllderiCe ..f is la e Barrack attler General ; hitt it f.hfe ve..h at •he p fent Barrack Mailer General ha. felt a d•ffierilt• want of definite initrtidiona, refpe.ctirg the expendi in e of mi.n-y for other heads of ferelce than build_ inks and repairs tinder the amount of pal. and firg.. Oh that he Ihuuld have a dife-etionaty pnwer :6 the fame amount, which he m ty fpecify tinder eve y other stead. Confidering then the fy Item adopted in lhefe tegulations for checking the expenditure in this department, the Report conclude• with frtggellir g i , as improvernei ts, the appnintment of Mee Cnmmif- Sinners in the place of Barrack Mailer Gen-rel, Plc Deputy Barrack Mailer General, and the three p-;n -cipal Militant Barra. k Mailer. General, to cond ft the bufineli of that Department one of them to be nominated Chairman, with a falary of t.aool a year, and the other two wool. each. A Ser , etary and Accountant to the Office, at a falary Boot. a year. A Chief Clerk in each of the hr.anehes of accounts, Holes and buildings, at 4col a year ; which, wi-h a proportionate number of inferior Clerks, %'ill be a expense. by wool. a year, than 'hat of the pre. fent eltahlithment. It then Ita•es, that the experce a h. rife for the Barrack Malle• General ought to be laved, upon the ground, that fficial houses whe•e_ erraant attendance is not necelfrry, are liable to ahufe ; that all allowances &odd be aboliffied, and fixed falaties fubitituted. The prudence of this fug geilinn it illuftrates by the cafe of the archite&s, whn, etclialive .4 their (Arial Salaries and allowances, h.. rire received, nn the accornt 2-# per ceetage, Upon the a.nnnnt of the building expenditure, ne4 , lv ar.oool. It tketefnre recommenrl., that they alfn ' like all the rcher officers and clerks, (ball h a v e fix e d Navies in •ie t of all emoluments whatfoever, the firil arehited Sad. a year, and the fecund 6: 01. a year, with their reaforiable eapence when o deed upon detached duty. The Repoli 'hen concludes with pointing not the duty of the Affißant Barrack Mailers General, Whom it recommends to refume their Original name of IRfpeents of Diltrifts, and that they %mold receive a zed Wary, not exceeding 4001. a year, in lieu .if all charges, travelling ex,aences. etc. whafnever ; and that in all the of f ices in the Barrack Department s connerfted with troops, f fficets who have been in the replay army fhnuld be appointed, as likely to be the &tell pelf ns, and alto as their half pay will b: rayed, to the priblic pude. The report finally concludes with a compliment to Lieutenant General Hewitt for the regular delivery of his acc-runts, though none of them have been yet audited. 6 ncellissippointinest to the uffize of Barrack Malls. Geleral• NEff PARLIAMEAT. MEMSFRS ELECTED. ATloncestx—Oeorge ilyng and WE lila Mr Ult. Iffs. ELaculmos.r—U'Elian ttarielt and 1 1100 HiLatinate, Et re. CON TESTED ELECTIONS. Simi z, MAT as.—State of the PolL Wyndham - - 4116 Screen - 2 3 0 3 Fuller - • • 23 2 3 M•T 36.—Slate of the Poll. ' Wyndham - 41 6 WWI 0 $353 Fuller - Wit Coes Ctry.,—Fin.ii dole of the P IL Colonel Long&ld - Ea ---- Evans. Efq. . al Hutchithin. 32 M:1 .D LESEX EL ::TION. The Pnll finally cl ,fed yeller.* at three o'clock. by Sir C. BAYNES declining - the conteß, when Sir WILLIAM Cinemas came forward, and after a tvw to eulogium on the condoft of the Shetifs, Sir James Branic mh and Sir J mathan Miles, through,an the - time the EleFtion had Liked. m that:the tha ks At the Meeting he voted to them, for their Rear, upright. and impartial condua on this (wants. The Motion being facorlded by Mr. Ihscitauss, was accordingly put and carried, /r m. rod. The nnincer; - stortd 'hub— - Fur Mr. Met sass 37 6 Mr. Pvt.o • - Sir C. Bwirsts - • • - SA./ The Meta then declAred Mr, Ballo and ar. M • L. Lien Allay dead. The newly eletted Igesnbers veralty addrelfed the FreahAders, itt fpeeches czpl f five of their gratilode the hollow thu. conteri. 4 im them, and pledpng themfelves to pei titer. i.ll thnie principles whiclt had • ri L inally recommendt'i them to the fair , or - of the Eleaori. Mr. bv N a and Mr. MP Lim n were then ch. ired l•y their telpective friends. They were carried hi at t• e Holtingv to the idje at New Brentfind. and tri.a* thence through Old Brcotforst to IC A Wabi IliMe g 111.. C• $ this aorta AA impaling ceremony tet minated. T• e Menthe , . !coma to town in a private mum:, la taco ate V 4.41 li..gib.