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V to Aseol. which, though made payable to Mr. Jelliene or Bearer, was not, as it appears, delivered to Mr. Jellicoe, but was paid to Lord Melville, upon his receipt ; making the deficiency in his Ea-treisfurerthip Account at the Bank, or in other words, his debt to the public amount to a3,isool. And accordingly it is found, at the end of the fame month, via. Both April 1783, The Giles bahnce ',aloft Lord Melville was 4 89,408 rs 3 and the ltaukbalance in his favour only 66,408 is being deficient by -53,00 a o o The whole of this 23,0001. appears to have remain ed due from Lord Melville until the s4th of June z 7113. when the reduaion of it was begun by a pay ment of 1,0001. made by Mr. A. Gray (a Clerk in the Navy Pay Office) to Lord Melville's ex trtafn• rerfbip account at the Bank. Between that time and the 358 of July, 1783, fe veral llmilar payments were made by Mr. Graj, and by a commercial hoods then trading under the firm of More and Atkinfon ; amounting in the whole to c,sool. and reducing the debt of Lord Melville from 23,0001. to 76001. The dates and fums of tbefe payments will be teen is the following account : Dr. - Lord MeLvists. . Cr. 1713. .C. £713. Z. Ala 2 sa. To beak baL s3poo use Sa. BY Ors? 1 ,cco Joly 7. By Aikidos spoo 11. By Gray . 1.400 is. By Atkinfoo 6poo 31. By Ditto spoo 15,400 By Balance 7,600 23,:00 z3peo From the pit July t 783 until after Lord Melville's reappointment to the office in January 1784, he remained indebted to the account of hisez.teafurerfhip at the Bank in the above fum of 76001. and no reduc tion of it took place until the t3th of March, 1784, when a fum of wool. was drawn out from his then fecond treafureraip account at the Bank, and placed to his credit there in the account of his firft or ez treafurerfkip. On the 24th of April 1784, the font of toool. on the t7th of June 1784, the (um of t cool. and on the tft of March 1785, another fum of 'cool. were in like manner transferred at the Bank from the account of the fecond to that of the firft treafurerfhip of Lord Melville, making in the whole 60001. and seducing the deficiency in the Bank balance of his firft treaftarerfhip to the fum of 16001. but at the fame time creating one of &pool. in the Bank balance of his fecond treafuretthip t to that the grafi amount of the public money withheld by Lord Melville from the Bank, in this refpea, MI remained the fame, viz. 7,6001. • It appears, however, that in the mean time, op the aoth of Auvtft, 1784, Mr. Douglas, the Paymafter, drew from the Account of the fecond Treafurerfhip at the Bank the fum of aoool. for the ufe of Lord Melville t and on the 25th of May, 1785, a fimilar tranfaaion took place to the fame amount ; by which means Lord Melville became on that day in delved to the• Account of his fecond Treafurerfhip at the Bank, as well in the tom of 60001. before flated to have been transferred from it to the Account of the firft Treaforerfhip, as in the fum of 40001. drawn from it for private ufe, making together the (um of The whole of this &at of io,oool. end alto the tom of t6OOl. doe to the account of the fir! Treafererthip, continued unpaid by Lord Melville, until the 6th of Oetober. 1785, when the to,oool. deficiency was reduced to spool. by a payment of zoool. (then doe to Lord Melville for a quarter's falary), being made to the account of the fecond Treantrerfhip at the Bank. From that time until after the death of Mr. Douglas, in December, 3785.; and "the appointment of Mr. Trotter to Cue eeed Idm, in January, 2786, the deficiency continued unaltered, and there was due from Lord Melville to the Public 16001. in refpeCt to his 6rft or Be tters:uteri/lip, and 90001. in refpea of his feet, d Trealbrerflup, making together the fum of t 0,6001. Upon this ftatement it is evident that Lord Melville bad in his bands, when Mr. Trotter was appointed PaymaDer, 10,6001. of the public money, which had been withdrawn from the Bank; and that the funs of 10,0001. which Lord Melville told Mr. Trotter was due from him to the account of the fecond Treafts• rerlfhip, was not a debt arifing from any fpecific fain taken from that or the former Treafurerlbip, but was, with the addition of 6001. the undifcharged re ftdue of 2/03001. taken by him at revere' times from the public money ; 33,0001. of it being originally taken from the iffues of the firft Treafinerfhip, and the remaining 4,0001. being taken from thofe made I to the fecond. At what times, and under what cir cumftances, the fums compofing this 27,0001. origi nally clone Into the poffeffion of Lord Melville, your Committee have thus been able to afcertain. For what further purpofes they were withdrawn, and what ufes Lord_Melville afterwtrds made of them, they cannot in every particular at prefent fully Rate to the Houfe. But a part is found to have been paid to Lord Mel. title's private account at his bankers, Meffrs. Drum snondsvand toool. to have been applied on the 15th of December, 1782, in repayment of the fum before Rated to have been advanced to his Lordfhip by Mr. Douglas the day after his firft appointment to the office. Other fums appear to have formed items of accounts between Lord Melville and Mr. Gray, who, as already obferved, was a Clerk in the Navy Pay Office, and was, as your Committee are informed, in the frequent habit of making pecuniary advances to Lord Melville. The application of the large turn of toosool. which Vvas withdrawn on the 14th of April, 1783, by a draft in favour of Mr. Jellicoe, your Committee have been able to trace ; and it appears to have been ufed by Lord Melville as a loan to the houfe of Mute and Atkinfon, with whom he kept an account, and who appear to have beer, at that time in need of affiltance. This advance will be found to have been more than difcharged before the end of three months, by the repayments made by that houfe on the 7th and t ath July, 1783. to Lord Melville's ex•treaturerthip ac count at the Bank. The ule made of fome of the fmaller fums with drawn, your Committee have not yet difcovered ; hilt being flrongly impreffed 14 ith the importance of the fans now laid before the Houfe, and apprehen• .ve that the Articles of Impeachment, which were . r parcd before they were in pofreflion of this infor . :tin, arc not fo framed as to agirnit full crichncc of all the circurnflances herein detailed, they hive endeavoured to difcharge their duty by Rating them to the Houle as the ground of a further Article to be added to thole already preferred. APPENDIX—No. I. Copy of an Amount taken from a Book belonging to the late Andrew Douglas, Efq. Paymafter of the Nary, dating the OM. Treatureittip of Lord Vitcoont Melville; and from the cant neneenent of his fecund Tr/abater/4 to Mr. Douglkesdeceate in December s yB3. TIC RIONT lON. NINNY DONDAS LORD ADVOCATI, TRRA. 10111 OW •14 MAJLITT ' S NATTo...IIII ACCOUNT AN. DRAW DOUOLAIL 1781. Auguft to. To cab paid Meta Robert and Wary Drummond and Co. per receipt r,060 0 • Sept. 23. To Senator Dyfon's dillsorfemams on Ow patent ( sy to 10) and entry (3 is 6) at five offices, per account 13 3 / Nov. 6. To fees,oa the King's Warrant for Tristurer's Wary to be made up nett eOOOL 20 at •1 a-year To entry of ditto at the two Auditors of Ac counts. and at the Navy °bee, one guinea each s $ 0 September To Entry of Letter of Attorney at the Exchequer, the Pelts, and the Tr.:gory s rs 6 November ea , To s Warrazts for a Does, at halt a Guinea each I I 0 December cp. Received per sty receipt In earth-4 1"s Is 9 queue of his Leedihip Rect. oat of the Odice iron ahCft - Imo 0 o Remains per Accoutre deemed 142 12 9 No. IL—Cory or AMOTatt ACCOUNT FROM TUt SAMS BOWL. CIOUT NAVY, NIFIaoN CREST IN TIC OFTECI cr.sz•asoit. 2783. Nov. 6. Lodged to the boo Cher by the Traitor er's order, part of this day's receipt la the RUM quer far the de of the Navy spoo 0 0 rt. Delivered to the Treafurer pa hie necipt soo • 0 It. DCIAVITCd to the Trul= per hb receipt %coo 0 0 1400 0 0 Remain es. Delivered to the Treafures per his receipt *4OO 0 0 1,000 0 0 4300 0 0 13. Lodged in the iron Chef! by the Treafarda Order, part of this day's receipt for the ufe oldie Navy at the Exchequer. 3poo 0 0 as. Delivered to the Treaturcr, per Us reedpt 44 00 0 0 3,000 0 0 1,600 0 0 Dee. 19. Delivered to the Treathrer, per Ids receipt 1030 0 0 Soo 0 0 Lodged to the 'roe chili, part of this day's re ceipt at the Exchequer (or the Navy 3,e00 0 0 3,5c0 0 0 Delivered to the Truism, per hie receipt 3400 0 0 so. The above Rate was the day delivered to the Treafurer, tie remaining balance agreed z 7113. Jan. a. Lodged l the iron cleft. realm/ from in:afore:alp of Mr. Ellis, for like rum transfer• red at Plymouth sOO 0 0 $.OOO 0 0 3.300 0 0 4. Delivered to Mr. Jelllcor towards his 01loe Pay ments. pa bla receipt 3.000 0 0 Ara s. Delivered to the Teatime this ranakider Mita romlpt S. Teal as above delivered to the Treehirer 13440 14. Drat cm the Beak to Adam JeMem, Eq. sod paid to the Umtata, pa receipt - worm 0 0 Total borrowed from OSiee Calb a3,c00 • o rule se. Paid back by Mr, Gray Leo= co o y 7. Paid beck by Mr. Atkiedon soon 0 0 11. Paid back by Mr. Gniy isoo o o es. Paid back by Mr. Atklefon boon 0 0 31. Paid beck by Mr. Atkinfos 1000 0 0 13,400 0 0 $.300 0 0 litessabss ?Goa o o No. 111...5k0rr or OOIIT VIOLA TIE SAME 110011 . All/TRACT STATE Of OffICS CONCERN/ OF RIORT 110 X. DOINDAS,PER ACCOUNTS M ORLI DDDDD . 013. April ts. Borrowed pa account, r 4 this date 223.000 of which repayment made t 6 the Bask, tit t Poe 24,b7Mt. sC Gray - taco Jul 7. by Mr. Atkiafts 3030 July ts, by Mr. Gray - 1400 • July is, by Mr. Atkinka 6000 7uly 3r by Mr. Atkinfoo soap — 1 5.4 00 1784. Balance per Office June 30. Unpaid rem. 560 n Cal Buck this day agreed. Unpaid remainder as 1784 above 7600 Jane 30, zit Treaturer- In Bank per Bank ihip 3,508, Is 3 Book this day. June 30, fecund Tree- Air. Zit Treaturerth. 3,108 1s 3 forerildp 26,343 7 5 sd Trealurerih. 21,843 7 £ 2 9.45' 11 9 8 £19,461 19 8 The following three Accounts, Not. 4,5, and 6, are Statements of the Monthly Balances remaining in the hands of Lord Vilcouat Melville, at the Dank as Treafurcr of the Navy, and accounting for the de ficiEncies in the Can; at the Bank ; and were found amonsaldr. Douglas's papers:— No. IV...Wks Or Tilt 'ALAMO'S IM 711 SANE, IN TER ORCONO TIIIAN IF OF 711 aIIOT NON. MINIS' DON. DA$, &C. &a. &a. 3oth June, 1784. Paymafter's Branch £4 alt o o Whines ditto 13.4(4 o 9 • ViduAlling ditto 8,648 6 8 Ead. E. C. £26,343 7 S CI& in Bank £at,B43 7 5 Transferred at fundry times to la Trat.4,500 • o £ 26 443 7 5 No. V.-SCATI OF TUt NANA ACCOUNT IN FMK TIZASORIft• _ _ SNIP OF I KS 1111411 f NON. ;tit March, 178 s. Pay., after's Branch ditto 45,972 VS 4 Cathitr's ditto 21,192 19 7 Vidtuallins ditto 13,352 to 9 Esti. is . F. Cooke. 43,118 6 8 In Bank £3,5,508 . 6 8 Sundry transfers from this to the tit Trap. side amt. Qf 3o June. 5784 4.500 0 0 Transfer from this to i Tilly. an ill inftant, Draft on the East of at‘th Avg. M 1,500 0 0 6poo 0 0 30.0 0 0 44344 6 6 NO. VL-STAT, 01 TER SAGE ACCOOMT 110 TV! StCONO TIMAIIIIIIIIIII P Of TO! Riaar How• HZIIRT DOND.III, St.C. &C. /U. 3 1 a Mal. 1 19.1. Perstatier't Basch £ 19,833 16 4 - Cadges ditto - . 54,773 1 11 11 Vidtuaalog ditto - 13,351 10 9 Exam. per F. Cooke. S7O/59 7 0 4.77,959 7 0 In Bank. 6,000 o o Sundry Fransfas float this to Old Account.— Vide Account of 3t ft March, 1784 . span 0 o Draft WI the Bank of sot,' Aug. 1784 spoo o • Draft ao the Bank of ksth May, 1 785 87•119 7 0 • This date is evidently • otiftake ; it amid be 1785, as Y' peas by the preceding Account, N 0.5. No. 7.—The following Account is extrafted from the Books of More and Atkinfon. LORD ADVOCA TE OR SCOTLAND. IN ACCOUNT CUCCLNT WITH NOIR AND CO. 1780. DISTORI April. To balance of Col. Dundida account 6.4 18 0 1781. May 3z. To alb paid him draft dated sad left. 300 0 0 Aug. so. To do. pd. his draft to Mr. Spottif.rood 300 0 0 Dec. 3.T0 do. pd. do. to Jamas &whining 300 0 0 1783. an. aB. To do. pd. do. to do. Soo 0 0 an. :5. To do. pd Mr. Bell dft. dated nth hilt. z ,soct o o uly 34. To do. pd. Pb. Dinsdaa's bill to 0 Urquhart zz 3 t 8 Aufaft 5. To ditto paid Ns draft to Wm. BM zoo o 0 Is. To ditto paid him zoo 0 o t . To ditto paist.Ph. Dendies draft 3o o 0 3t. To ditto paid ditto, bill to J. and D. Webfter 183 o 0 Sept. z 7. To ditto paid his order to Wm. Bell Soo o o sh. To ditto paid ditto draft to Bell and Rapala goo 0 0 ss. To ditto pad ditto bill to Wm. MI soca 0 0 Ot2. 15. To ditto paid ditto draft to Sir William Forbes and Co. 500 0 0 19. To ditto paid ditto to William Bell see 0 • Nov. 39. To intercit on Col Dundaa's Account to nth September laft 130 14 4 To tall far balance paid him 11 o 7 1783. Jam 17. To ditto, paid him 400 0 0 April 30. To ditto, paid Capt.Dundae draft dated 19th init foe o tf May at. To ditto, paid him the lam received 19 April 6 o o June 30. To ditto, paid ditto draft dated sth lo ft . 93 aco 0 0 July a. To ditto, paid the Baak on his account 5000 0 az. To ditto, paid dkto 6000 o o 3z. To ditto, paid ditto WOO 0 0 December 3:. To do. • paid • dft. to Mr. Belt 300 0 0 1784. July es. To do. - paid Idol 1,000 0 0 1785. February 15. To payable fee 81.Dundan Bat 6co 0 0 To Balance zars o 0 C 1201701. £.14,2711 Is $ Sept. 20. By cab received from Rich. Attie= 6.900 0 0 No. 16. By do. received from R. A.'s draft on Smith aad Co. apm re S 1783. April ty. By do. received from Mm - zoom 0 0 19. By do. received from A. Gray 966 0 0 May i 6. By do. received firm CoL Dundee Goo 0 0 Jam is. By MI6 received from him INA Cos= sad Co. viz. 1 • Due so July %oar 0 0 3 0 %cap 0 o 9 Asguit 040 0 0 ••-•--- 6,640 0 0 . -.-. UNIT 4 2 447 8 11 $ THE EFINING STAR. LONDON. THURSDAY, MARCH 6. MUCK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OHS O'CLOCK I Confab, MOM/ 554 6o — for April 6on-.—Ea. Bills ss to 31 prem. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : 3 per C. Red. Ann. Shut Short Ano. Rut 3 par Cent. C00f.60554 6o 59i India !hock rout 4 per Cent. Slut India Bonds, Is. us. prem. s per Cent. Navy 9 t 9s IriCas per Cents poi S pas Cent. fpf, that Si. Ms, par 3a pr. Leos Ann. that Conf. for sec. froffli It will be Peen, from our report of parliamentary proceedings, that Mr. Acaxanote TROTTER was yefterday ordered by the Hoofe of Commons to be committed to the cuftody of the Serjeant at Arms. The offence which has been thus •ifitcd, wa. the re futing to anfwer queflions propofed to him by the Committee for managing the Impeachment againft , Lord Msmris.t.a. When the Committee call for his attendance, he is to be attended by the Serjeant at Arms. A neutral veal, which left Laredo, in Bites'', about ten days Lace, brings an account of a report that had reached that place, of a violent ferment having broke out in the provinces of Arrarn and Catalonia, which prorated to have for its objet the adoption of certain meafures of reform, recommend ed by the Prince of Arro MAI, which are arbitrarily oppofed by the Prince of the Piece, who, it is Paid, has called upon France to lend its affillance to quell the dinurbance. Sufpicion, however, is entertained, that the minifier himfclf has fecretly employed agents to 'limolate the difcontented to alts of outrage in that particular part of the Kingdom, that be may have the more ready pettext to make an appeal to the Grand Arbitrator of nations. Difpatches were yefterday received at the Admi ralty from Admiral COCHRAN', in the Weft Indies. which make no mention of the arrival of the French lquadron of eight fail of the line, Rated to have been feen by an American, on its way to that quarter.— A fmaller fquadron, however, there is every reafon to believe, has eluded the vigilance of our cruizers on that Ration. Upon this fubjed a letter has been received by an Officer of his Majefty's (hip Northum berland, dated at fen, Jan. 13, of which the follow ing is an extra& : " We have Juft been cruising off Ma-tinique to Intercept a French Hue of battle Chip and three frigates, which were Peen within ao leagues of us, but am afraid they had intelligence of uur man for them, and have returned." Woacirrsssa ELICT lON —On Monday laft a County Meeting was held, for the put pofe of electing a Knight of the Shire in the room of Mr. LY(3011, now Lord BIAUCHAMr. The Candidates were Mr. LrooN, fon of the !Ate Member, and Mr. Lary La- TON, fon of Lord LYTTLITON. The pvll was ad journed till Tucfclay. x.wrlcAt. ATFLUGENCE. PoRTSMOUTH. NfARCK S.—Arrived the Vizaco gun brig. Lieutenant HATCHET - I - , from a cruize.— The Gt AAAAA AR went out of harbour, and the Mitt eau came into harbour this day. The Alia and Fame Indiamen, which failed after the other Fait Indiamen ycflerday, are pot back, not having been able to from the fleet. Arrived his Majelly's (hip Doss's from the eaftward ; la Fsscsts Hoop of war from off Havre ; Fuav and DIVASTATMW bombs, with convoys from the Downs. His Majelly's flap ASTRRA is appointed convoy for Cork, and tweets to fad to-morrow morning with a fleet of tranfposra. with tome of the troops lately arrived from the Elise and Wefer. Dom, Maass' s.—His Majeßy's km brig &La mm. has fent Mtn this port the brig Nancy of Shields, laden with coals, which the cut out of Ottend Roads a few days ago, without any people on board. Put in IA night the brig Spy of Newbury Port, Cap tain Fowssa, from Teneriffe, bound to London with wine, having been run on board of :—arrived alfo with the lots of all her ancbors and cables, the ho,' Emelia, belonging to Stettin, Capt. Slams, bound from Bourdcauz to Hamburgb, with a cargo of brandy. Sailed his Majeßy's hoop CYGNET and EARNEST gun brig on a cruise ; alto the Briganna Elizabeth, of Almost, Captain Heissnoss, from Hamburgh, bound to St. Th6mas's, with linen.—Wind E. and blows frelh Data, MaacH s.—Sailed the AMARMITHS (loop on a cruise off the French coat, and the Indefati. gable, Wait, from janiiiea, for the River. Arrived the Omits' and Ssaoutt 'loops of war from a cruise, and remain in the Downs wall the Edgar. Utrecht, and Trillly men of war; Rofario, Bo netta, Otter, and the Diligence (loops of war; l'lm. mortalite frigate, Profpero bomb, fevers! tranfports. Arche►, Bold, ar.d Efcort gun brig. ; the latter has a fignal for a convoy to the Northward. Wind N. E. YARMOUTH, MARCH s.—Sailed the VESTAL fri gate to cruize in the King's Channel, and the Cos swam floop of war, and Cansoa gun !pg, off ORend and Dunkirk. Arrived from a cruize the grts frigate. The CRUIZER floop of war has frac into this port the Mary Ann, RICHARD Halms, a (muggling veffel, laden with fpirits. Remain :n our Roads the Majeflic, Admiral Ru ; Roebuck. Admiral Doty° Las ; Elephant, Ruby, Dietatort, Agincourt, Stately, and Thetis frigates; Imogene Hoop; Ferrctter gun brig, and two cotters. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. ORAVISIIIID Mans s.—PaZed tbr ra t e Amphise. Owego ; and Ica y. kua, from jonaoleat , &Mas i frem Se. dome; eiterrAa., flimeneed, bow Mae; St- Anilelkifli. gemo b drenamemo t Ileessik end the_joney. 'Oben. hum Oen. SAM Sildriamd. Parelfge,lbr S~poa Iris, leoblert. fur Ones& Debdhada end to Them% ile ie bts t r at St. Vincent's; Olbanker o and the Canby Sr The Angle kph*, Kabfar. from Amlllsedosa to Iseellemt ; mi l d tM nolemig, fetes, from Lcar en St. Thomas, an de. tanolsed feat into Ysammath ; the tormor by the Agnes logger. and the latter by the Ameasabeirap. Ths Parma, from Mame fotldotryool, is totally to! mar Liverpool. The Md, Taylor, from Taming* Sir Plymouth, La eapeared. and carried Into eat*. The Lady Kenmore, Saki, Gam Waterford, I. pat into Mats 'item in &tiara A letter from Antigua, dated the 18th of January, Rates, that the Matter of an American 'ail had informed the Captain of his Majelly's 'hip U'isicoais, that he had lallen in with a fquadron of eight line of battle Chips on the itth of that tnontb, in at. 17. N. long. 59. W. but did not know to what nation they belonged. Yellerday morntog his NAJISTY gave audience to Lord BARHAM and Mr. FORDYCE. At two o'clock his MAJESTY held a private Levee at the Q2een's Palace, which was attended by The Marquis Cortirallls. • Earia—..Fitiwillialn Moira, Spencer, Carnarvon, Dartmouth, St. Vincent, and Aylesford. Vlkoants—Newark and Sidmouth. Lords—Gnmville, Bolton, and Cathcart. The Blibop of Clonfert. The Rey. Dr. Hall, the Proved of Dublin. Sire—Charles Morgan. Thomas Sutton, Charles Halting; Philip Hake, John Newport, and Arthur Wadley. Colonel M'Mahon. McKee —Caleraft, Grey, Bond, Windham, Fox, and Ponfonby. The following Prefentations to his MAIM,' took place : Mr. PeMfonby, on his being appointed Lord Chancellor of Ire land, by Earl Spencer. Colonel M'Mahon, by the Fart of Moira, upon his being ap pointment to the (Ace of Keeper of the Stores, Ordnance, kc. of the United Kingdoms. Mr. Cakraft, by the Earl of Moira, upiin hi, being appointed Secretary to the Ordnance. The Bilbop of Cionfert, upon his creation to that &a. The Rev. Dr. Hall, the Proved of Dublin, by the Bilbop of Ciontert. Earl St. Vincent, by Mr. Grey, upon hi. being appointed to the Command of the Channel Fleet. The Noble Earl took leave previous to his departure. Mr. Bead, by Vikonnt Sithwouth, upon his being appointed Judge Advocate General, in the room of Sir Charles Morgan, who has refined at the advanced age of St years. Colonel Sir Thomas Sutton, by the Earl of Moira, span his being created a Baronet. Marquis Cornwallis, by Lord Bolton, upon his coming to his title. The Noble Marquis delivered to his Majettv the blue rib band, and the Order of the Garter, worn by his father. General Sir Arthur Wellefley, on his being appointed to the command of the 33d regiment. Sir John Newport, by Earl Spencer, upon his bring appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland. General Sir Charles Halting., by the Earl of Moira, upon his being created a Baronet. Moil of the above perfonages killed hands. After the Levee, his ?density held a Privy Coun ell, at which Mr. Posesoasy WAS introduced, and (worn in a Member. The Council Lit rill pall lour o'clock, when his MAJESTY gave audience, CO Mr. Fog, Mr. Wien. HAM, Lord NAWARK, and Sir C s isfusoess. DUBLIN (7 , 11171.,, Fag. 27. His Majelly has bees, by his Royal Letters Patent. under the Great Seel of Ireland, pleaded to appoint Sir J.att Nawroar, Bart, his hlsjetty's Chancellor of the Exchequer in Ireland. The Oratorio of .• The .N 0,24" was la'l night performed at Covent Garden before a very refeetta. ble audience. ASHLFY, as Lcader of the &Ad, cmidaned this treat with his ufual great abili y I and bitaPIAM, STOli•Cil, Mrs. S and Mrs. banns, were us excellet.t tone. The whole Performance bad 4 vary grand and an imprclfiva ifs& !I 1 ; r: I , 1 I . , ' PI ' it.. r' f ' I 1 i . , I:, 1. 1 ~. i , t . 4