The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-01-20 00:00:00

_ HON. LADY GED MURR AY. train of gretn seise', with elegant go'd ran. ikon it white crepe, nen and elrg.iiir, old, with go'd cord Aid tassels. Head-deer , 4 , bird of Paradise, and diamonds. LADY GRENVILI.F.. petticoat, with a puce and silver train. THE LADY MAYORESS. e petticoat, embroidered in gold; /I most ela draper/ on the rght side, looped up with gold 's, with a Vandyke border ; bady and train of a corresponding border .ADY ROUSE HOUGHTON. , of green and silver diaperte., tied lip with ibbon ; train to corremend H-ad-dress, green with a pin(usiew of emeralds and diamonds. .DY ANN CULLING S 11 rit /tench pink crape, embroidered in broad I french pearls; draperies to cone'', mil, looped up of plated French pearls ; train of rich French pink e mbroidered in pearl;, to cor.espoild Head dre,,, a of knotted pearls, with a high plume of pale pink lea• in the military style. LADY ABDY, 'Frowned by Lady Ann Culling Smith). ship 11140. f like a new bright star in the fashion- She wore a petticoat of wane crape, embruid-reri Oriental silver lame, with a &liver tulip border, with •bite crape, worked no Lime with a rich !Wien Noes, with a broad boarder silver paha learo, of palm seeds; train of whit satin, richly e.t. coverpond ilead4rest; a raises of black velvet, ith of thamon Is, arid a bkantiful plume of white es-urited in the military stole —.Nut .g ate elegance of 113'4 dress, except her Ladyssip's ICY GEORCIANA BULKELEY• Ivet pett coat, eli.gantly embroidered in gold, irecian border, doub'e dra;rery to e r pr e niond, a moat superb frinsd; pocket-holes beau' fu y tilt!, id a peculiar rityld of eleppice ,• trout- of r:chly embroidered, to correspond with t. • Irv cc.dr-d.ew, plume of five odrich feathers, with g. Ladytli:p's drasa bad a moat elegaist etre,. IF I ADILS C. AN9 F HARRIS w'ide crape and gold; elide satin train, or na• illead-rtreas to cot esp: nd ICY CAROLINE WALBEGRAVE. _ . _...otue , i crape oett.coat, wait au applique of b!3ek drapetses, and ,!egAnt burley of an entire. new I at '• code and tassels; body and tta,is of black LADY DE CLIFFORD. velvet rose, with a white and gold petticoat. LADY GEORGI k CECIL batin army tri.iirnad with erare. ' %DT CHARLOTTE VILLIERS. fiver. LA 9Y !WA' LEY. robe, with a white ram' petticoat, embroidered I.ADY cal.THoßra velvet gob., trigugned wrh 1,44 Th. dr - pgrgy churl a.. the r.ght ttde, with jjo d LADY MARGARET W AILM)LE.. of white mow, rig hie einbr gulerui vrtth ►il.er, rh . uu lres baysliat. and oft Inllt'llt.ll +kilt Amp. hiain and nods of gich whit- satin, trimmed Ives, arenvctugess. ligsekalreus of feather: mid LION. MRS. GOSLING. . dress of whit* satin, *.vend with drapery, of patted leer, looped op with Latta wreaths and hu,ehes roam. sod decant Lord and tassek rhisLalv wore a uiii.med w eorrevie;nd with the &Gas, with - Slanted after her tnarnsge. MRS. WINI)F11 M. • let robe, wit a white +awl petticoat, vary richly MRt. 11 , 1111TER . .eiv,t fete, with white and gold petti,uat. 'LAW (Sister to the Countess of ShiteSeld.) nf rich white satin, 11101 Nuttalgitam 'AitCe :in nimatm•ntrti 'piffle? ri Fteoch heat!.; vain flew, 4 silk, minute, with pearls and Head- ms, d.srumids and feathers. MRS PINCKNEY. was preseiited in a dress truly elerant. enmpnall I itre.l draperies, of amb c crane appkitie, in 'fleet orastwntert with storm cord an 1 tassels; the pettic at a d pocket-holes trimmed with mirk the manner nt the whole, quite new, was pwti• tell; the tope, s•niii.r velvet, with a rich miter .klervi, of finreeta lac. a Wu-v.'s (critter., and .harn..nda. hts Pinckney is the Lady of an Antba....40,. MRS 1.111)NrY. train or royal purple •.:v. t, with 0,11 enAmidery purple crape, a stn tie.' and el: Rant Ad !Ta d curd taucla. Head dres•, • h.te readlers and rROF (LaA• nr - Momee, F...q Ambassador both the Unveil Stara train of ao 4riv.l) vet. el. e-Isbm,lerr.l in sitter; must eteeant miter enolifuolary, odds tud vuy cler4itt At)N flatly of Jorirsost, Esq. His Ma- Auttunad4r sibrdl es b44no presented to Hisr train of umber **hr.*. with Ina., edema and enibt.. l try ; 4311 watt &wee dr•pe,r vies , e 1 craw, .al n b oidowl in jor..t...;ivar, with ond taskrls the sanst. Nud (.atlra and dtaii o nsd.. AS. (MARIUS kfANNERS SIT rpm. and toil, weth a black 'clots trAin, ortianwnted with 11( )N. MISS Da GREY. septitr bh, crape, WI ARM' '.41 black Save r and with la• It Trivet yawl) toe fr.st,d 'manning, the tirh Alta anti* e,..g.tot; rube ot hiack vete, w vtith the Ares. MISS CARF.VITV. anal iftiereatitta • ,o .g 1.4.1 v wore a ).ettiemt or lye, ricldr . 2 .11blooKlet• , 1 lotto atioart;• of otir.;lo and Eay ; .tan .tyle ; [l4lll of • hitt •• , ..1101.1 , 11111iCed boJ, alcears nellty ornamental. rho ore. the ...ur elegant that sp.ma , rd at Court. het rag a Osaut if ul plume of "atri.;:i fathers. MISS RIJN MIS. satin. Weemiria draperied 4th crape and mountain The a.mpllcity of her dreg eat extremely ed. MISS GOLDSWORTHY. ve4,l p.tet-est, wth a to :It em!srmkt..se rts.:tsrt the itoweitt.id with gold trimmings, turas And tassels—ss ' atm w gworapood. :SE MISSES SUTTON, (daughters of the Arch• bishop of Ca whiny). exactly dile, in pink robes and petticoats, all in n a tat; Pecu'lat 4tylp .1 timid.: elegance, with a ' llamas The simplicity of si.e themes, and wearers, attiatiod the adiniratiwn a the satiate MISS LOUISA THOMPSON. I tripe petticoat, richly • uutooleted in alive iiitzttnixetl wok tcat!ot rAtriLa, .111111111n1lble dra . • 0, )4t to a uttful k.t.ita;an tu.rJur, louoal up with Is ftowers; pocket hole. tt tint..cd to Ctlftrip Jul ; tee* ewe, tricvazd with iilv,o; body and .leevc , 4 06^Itlyd. Heact•iire:l, a prilota.lit of eight attach , -- iattb a stariaz Sara, rbcll:i coibruiducd au &doer. MISSES CORE rdatighteir 41..u1y NT Coro ) trairt• and petite...at., flied with •w•leidown ; of it.: beads g sera., the peiticvat, farm • 40 4 fwort'llr in • bead tassel; a term: , drapery sn bete, cowered with small head foie's. iltdd-drelei.t, hadtLiite.,...iii Lbw • yitithte. - • poregr ._.ll and train 4.,1„.'d petticm owl in sold, eld bite feathers, bra baty b white sat in pet T e'er, A white ("TIP' 7,a era?"' dral'e' .g.• bite s atin, LA tan, LAC rc ith sang, of plc ~stsf au of bnotts evti 09 , mnantt(l II • .) (Press ;ler Lidiship e wok'. She ha..; it the real (Mien' Aupria , of whit t China leaves, i th bunches at Ci• roo k, my, te sot' tcfri. If, a wreath U e rich feathers, told owa•ad " moo I LAI L, A black velv nh a itch tin 1111111 ed Mlo , rtainsisted •li •-• vo i y „ t. ric Head-d minasm TIIF I • A pelticOat 01 cited with ge -a I) . A rise colon , drape' ro i l no. backk silk t. whet. Abrownscly A ei ireietir L ue and say A yellow ftJ itaith siker. devil A erinvicin rd.p sue r atones. L et* p..sti,opt of hiteilieril will t call trice; 1:15 with point, ilia he u dcam.ma." An Argent beau - Jul paten et , t3 of white roam. !ago, robe of white b i. pwitat taci•—Pl cplur r rat A re, s sive .771 M Malbrol , l7,c4. Buick set,' kS. L mud. A pertwnat 1• 11 % twit. o f Wow.' and Soso& lace. Mr. clew- This lads lc ief amber.ciil cum. ta‘t*l''" AA. bmtiim of the of silver: CUlArly adisi 'bort'''. a n d lien, feathers, eta, the American Body an d tr ear raniamat of P Rte builder!, and inowtoodi. Id, Kr NueNA a d d! and wA shoe cape rat awl t. srlc, an MRS. JACK! jaatc'e late phAs 11"."Y}. 11•1 , massive silver 'afire. ••.d a amber and sr wis‘te fe wed MRS lett Whide and Mit esed. D ieu of le abet ornamented act; Orel of whirl wwfwvond ws This 10,4 white axle'. to _ a sever, in the . 14 4. with silver; t era. one of I bead Mew M 7 V:hite oath • was bl4rial. mind. A ritlte ari lwd• bed, cud too deer TIIK'r All (moll draiwriely in and poituall-nof I the elepwt Cart. A white " ap iiiglea s „f very, and a wreaths et KA train of Yetis richly Venal katiters • - end 43c; THU St st. Wilke Lai, 4117 filmy chasm wee lift to r it h, v et the left MA' ;earl laadcLem MISS 1117NGERFORD. White satin, trimmed with lie, MISS FLEMING. 1 white satin pettwimt, eni.siviente.l with beads, and a pink Lain rube. MISS WYNNE. A white satin petticoat, orrauliented witty beads. MISS CALTHIMPE A pink satin pectic ac s mount:4 wish black lace; the robe of black velvet. MISS AUGUSTA DE GREY. A dress the same AS her stew's. MISS KNIGHT - • A dram of brown maid, trimmed with drapery of brown crape and ornamented with white herds; rube of tiowit wain troop:led with point lace. 'THE TWO MISSES LAW. - - - - Petticnoti of rich whi , a crape, with ein i.akaed white velvet driperie*, drawn wii with beads and taase4i; white satin trains. 111;dft dres.eap pearl bandeaus, and vers fine pl.i.nev. MISS BOUGII EON. A white crane petticoat, rwhly iirosineoterl with brads, drawn up on o •ide with cord and taavies ; alum velvet heml draw to r ArrE,OU d, with wreavlia of the eii poll aad I- Cie6g. The drew, annuls and neetl► elegant, omit be al lowed to lave received ornament hum tha treater. GENERAL 011SLRVATIONS. His MAJESTY'S absence from Con-t was occa sioned by his eyes still continuing disordered. The Court closed at about halt past five o'clock, when Her M'AJL,TY and PRI NCEiSta reiired to their private Apart-nines ; And af-er takeig off their Court cheeses, returned to the Queeri's Palace to dinner. His }Loyal Highness the Prince of Watts was prevented by indisposition, from being present. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cies ilEece, we ate concerned to state, was Absent from a similar cause. The Seeatcaa Ofthe Home of Commons went in stare to Court about two o'clock. The Duke of KIST likewise went to Court in state, with all his attendants arid household The band phyed " God ease the King," while His Royal llighness and suite were alighting from their carriages in the Palace-yard. His Royal Highness the Dake of Sussex's car riage, attraeled much notice. The horses were co vered with leopard skius ; and the whole Lad a most splendid appearance. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Yeti's, and Suite, did not go in state, but went in three carriages to Court, and entered by The' , MA JtSTI le private donr, commonly called the Garden Gate. They were atteaded be Lady ANN SMITH, COI. TAYLOR, COL PAULI, and Capt. TAY co*. Her Royal Highness the Princess CHARIOT re. of WALES, atte.ided by the Dowager L ady Us CL IF. CORD, went to the QL'EIIN'S 011 e at ten o'clock, and at twelve Her R. iyal Highness wet to St. JAMES'S in Her MAP sr v's carriage ; she was seated 'in the Quere's right hand. Her Royal Highness then retired to Lady Cis ettiere Firresi s striat meets, where she er.s joined by His Royal High ness the Duke of Yost. and viewed the company coming to pay their respetts to Her Royal GiAnd. mother, from the window. The Duchess of Noarmem sena Aso went to Court, about three o'cleek, in her sully chair, pre ceded by four footmen, and followed by her lour daughters, the Ladies I'ERC v. The Marchioness of DOWN•NIRE sat in her ei'• a',, in Arlingom-etteet, above twenty mientee..until her sister, the Marchioness of SaLIaRURY• And ter daughter, Lady G. CACIL, accompanied her to Court in their state chairs. The Countess of FIAR•WICEZ and Lady ANNE Yon K went in state chairs, preceded by threeloote men, in state liveries. The Countess of CARDIGAN, Lady CAROLINE WALDEOR ATI, Lade CANOLIIII Daman. and the C untess of SIVTM, • were a!1 in elegant ceairs, with three footmen in state liveries befose them.. Her MAjEsTY, as usua; on' her own both-day. WAS very, plAeily dressee, but elegant. The Duchess of Yost aid Princess &maize* • were sup.: holy and • feseetry dressed, as were also the young.e. erinceraes e The 1.0 nbcr nt families in close mourning and indisposition, made t. e Conn not sri crowded as we hrore seen it. Her Royal I iighu. ss the Princess of WALES, though much recovered, was not able to at tend. In the evening, Her MAJrstT had a select party at her own house, at which the Duchess of Yost wore the following beautiful dress. A white lace tonic, over a blue satin IVOR, trinvabobbillb ifrle-Greque ; bur-it's and belt or pe..11. Hearlderes etl . pearls; necklace and ear tines le carrespnnd. The Dowager Marchioness of BATY, the Countess OF CARDIGAN, Lady Caroline DAM'S, Lady CAM. line WA LOGGII ATE, And Genet al and Mrs. St. JOHN, were pewit. The prevailing colours at Court were scarlet, Royal purple, dark-brown, and bottle-green. 'rho trains Were principally of velvet ; diamonds and pearls were universal ; and feathers wise worn as described in our fashions of last week. Lady AN,TRUTNER, who is jaw returned from wore a heron plume, of great value: but no , thing gives so st.uch grace to a line figure as a nod diiig plume of ostrich fathers. Her hie.tter v appeared in gnod health and spi rits, And received the congratulations of her visitors with the most gracious Affability and condescension. The Gentlemen were principally dressed in shaded velvets. ' Sheriff Bis•escons wore a very han'some dark brown and green shaded velvet, white lo son vest, embroidered with roses, and festoons of flowers ; though this dress was not so gaudy as Sherd Mitts's, which was blue and gold, yet it was per frilly chaste, and suited to his time of lite. The following grand dinners were given on the occasion His Royal Ilighnees the Pr irce of WALES, to se ver of the Cabinet Ministers. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Yu RR had a party of rigineen to dinner. The D ike of Cum LEILA NO had a party of thirty. Earl of CA se *AVON entertained H* Ma; MITII% atte ndants and tablas. to the number of near forty. Earl Mottos, at his house in Park-street. Gtoatia Jou/wrote Esq. at his house in Hano ver-square. SA MOIL WRIT a E'l, Esq. at his house in Do ver-street : and, Tee Potievesoss A maaasAnos, at his house in South Audley-street. The Hon. Mr. LASCELLZS gave a grard dinner at his Louse in Load: Grosvenor-Arm, to the Ma* iv and Marehinness ef Sactiatiitv. the Marquis N r r, ir e,inn ei s of DOWNSHIRE. Lady GEOR GI A NA agld A.,sset.ta Cpcit., and several other nobility. The Sal of DKR sr, L. rd STANLEY. and the WI. Mr. SY ANLiY, were at the Earl (4 IN, ' courr's grand dinner, yesterday, at his house in Cavend.sh-s A LIAI e. ILLUMIN lONS. The variety and splendour of the devices were ?coal to any we have hitherto witne,sed. a-d, but for the very unfay.mrahle •t tte of the weather, must hare attraeted thousand, of a smirers. Among the mn,t brilliant were the following : Or ea A•kiOtlit.—ln the centre, a brilliant star of the Order of the Garter, composed of red. purple, And bright lamps ; above the star, a superb crown, with C R. at each side; the whole divided by co luMns, and surrounded by festoons of variegated lamps. Davey -T. Avis Tissaena.—ln the centre a tran sparency of the Union Arms, quartered with Her Majesty's ; above, a spler.did crown ; on each side the transparency C.R. the whole encircled by laurel hratchec, waited below by a crimson knot, and com posed of brilliant lamps. Covsee-ipaenats—A superb star an 3 ;tarter in the centre, a richly ornamented crow:l at t'p, with C. R. nn each side, and the whole colonnade orna mented with festoons of various coloured lamps. Titayea, tiairseasarr..—A beautlial .tar and crown, with C.H. on each side, the whole making a most brilliant appearance. P Ituseles, the Gimes INsuan%ce Orvce, and Messrs. Nicol., booksellers, were all biiliiantly iliusainined, as usual, on such occasions. ST. MES'S-STH F.T. CULL A 11114,eonfeetaWne7 Their Dot.im am, Hatter to Their blireavits, the ST. .1 A MeS'S COTTCE-rinse, the Twarcaroosousc, NI ri RVOh'.. 001‘ VS'S, BOODLIVi, WniTeS• and the Cocoa TN tie, all appeared tit vie with each (abet in the variety of their devices, and the splen dour of their decorations, which were too aumerous fur our limits to permit us to give in detail. PICCADILLY. His Grace the Duke of POILTIAND'e was Ulu mitterkby a number of Rarnbeaus along the top of the_ g . ateway. Mr. Havcrs ars, Bookseller to Her M•JZSTT.— An elegant display of variegated lamps, in festoons, With other decorations, making a brilliant display. Mr. 11awics ; Hatter to His kfaassrv, and Fi.icur and Ban; Cliina.manufadurers, were equ,dly brilliant. Among many others of Their Mat elites trades men, we noticed: Mt out.aron. Pocket-book-maker, and Ba or.r , Un.breda maker, in ti.e Strand, HATCiIeTT and Co. Lnog-Acre ; LY ANA and OAK- Lr, Bond -street; Caannut v Conduit-street, dee tee. On the warehouse, at Charing• Cross, near the Admiralty, appoireed by the Diratorr of the Insti tution to secure H -alth, and prevent Pestilential Diseases in hot climates (by the distribution of the Y. flow Fever Remedy), were displayed some very appropriate deviceuthat esltibited much taste. and -afire beautifully and snperlo.y illuminated with se veral hundred variegated lamps. FLEET-II rREEr. Pataves, Clover.—C. It. plain lamps. LUUGA l'E MLL. BLADE,. Glass Manufriurer.—C. R. in plain tamps, w:th a must sup. Of crown en in brilliant %larks, w:.ich had a heautiful eXat. Rut: nt.e. and tan Dan.—C. k. in coloured lamps, encircled wry: wreaths of lawn I branches ; in the eletAS' a crown, surmounted by a must brilliant Her. . ST. P%ULS CIiU•RCII•YARD. MALI and BA IL It —C ft. in coloured lamps, with star and crown. entwined with a circle of variegated lamps, which had a very neat cff Q. P t and Gassm—Noarly VA same as the abuse. • • CHEtriIDE. • - . CLEMENT! and Co.—C. R. in largo pl,t;n Limps. M•sassols-House visa isestottfolly illuminat ed. C. R. on each stile. in plain A d col-ured lamps. enc sclod by olive branches ; in Lie Genus, a crown and bsilli.int star. CORM'IILL. Got.onsts. Perfumer.—C. R. on each siJt, with crown and inar i❑ the centre, iu coloured lamps. THE BRITISH PRESS. !.,0 NOON, TUESDAY, JANCIri 10. We promised, yesterday, to give the Twins Re roar of the Commissioners of Military Irsuiry, at full length, and male snme progress in it, with in tent to resume the sujed this day. We regret that the pressure at temporary matter obliges as to defer our farther erra& until to-morrow s the document being one of great public interest, that deserves to be written in letters of gold. We feel it, however, our duty, in the mean time, to the public, and an ad of justice to Mr. A ill anota Davisote. the principal, if not the only figure is the Report, to give a sketch of the remainder of the Article, without farther delay. Alluding to the stores su2nlied by Mr. Davison, as stated in the cured which we gave yestetday, the Commissioners thus exp-ess themselves: "We learn from the examination of the dealers, who sold the Barrack articles to Mr. Davi son, that they would hare sold them immediately to the Barrack-Office, 02 the same terms As they sold them to him, could they have been assured of the same regular and pro:npt payment. With the condition of prompt and regular payment, there. fare, it seems that the Commission paid to Mr. Davison, and some pat: of his contingent charges. I might have been saved to the pit'Atc, and the public w moreover, not have lost the use of their own -/ T money in , he advances which were made The C , minissinn was 2i per Cent maki average, with contingent eiruces, year. Tae &•part tbessroceeds to investii cow. tan, for toAls,supplied by Mr. DA1.1501 article, .Goneral De La ocev," , says the origina::y intend-d should be provided missipn, tl,e same as the other articles ; but visntt, in a letter of th- 31st March, 17' stated that depth, and their accumpanyin, meats, w , u l .l in such case be necessary Satutck-Master-General very properly the exprnce, and to the difficulty of abuse*, if was arrangement* were made, that some other mode might be adopted. the coals should be aSually delivered into the Berrack.yards. and the receipts of the Barrack- Isla-ties be the vouchers for the peymenis." Th. Report then proceeds to quote a letter from Mr. Davison, in which he proposes to supply any Barracks, with the best coals, at the r4:ei charged by the whole-deekrs. at the several places where the barracks are situate, which offer was accepted; and Mr. Devisees accordingly supplie coals to the barre ks in Great Brims, and that i,leuds of Jersey, Guernsey, and Alderney, from April 1793, to Septemher 1804, fno which he has been paid, by the late Barrack Metter General, nearly 447,00e1. The Report then enters into hie mode of conJuWng the supply of this article. He received early notice that the coals shoeld be laid in at the most favourable se:aeons; but, from an inspec tion of the accounts, the Report states, that the le livery in the winter months of:en bore a very con siderable propnrtion to the wholedelivery of the years front whence the Commissioners infer. that if Le purchased, as was his duty, money having been ad vanced is him for the purpose, at a favourable season, his profits must have been great, es the ter. tificates always steel the price of the a: ticle on the day of delivery, and farther, did not spesey the quality. The certificates also stated the Rice of coals by the cheldion, whereas Mr. Devoe* made his entree by the bushel, thereby refusing to allow I:.e ingrain; as, by the breaking of the coals, on dee livery, they would measure more bushels thee the number contained in the invoices. L'eore this last point, a cue was submitted to the Attosney and Solicitor G.neral, who gave it as their oeinion, that this prastise, under all the circamstences of the case, surmounted to a ft mid. The Repiet, after stating that the certificates were net always signed by persons of the desesipsioti .osigisselle-esepieted. proceeds to state three several instances in which Mr. DAV:SON ell3rZe..l eCA:S at a higher price than he Fre tee:l them. Upon aLe of coals sup plied at illightun, in 1799. it states. that he bad a profit of Ile per chaldi on ; upna another lot of coals supplied at Deal in the Sa"le year, a profit of 11. Os. 61. per chaldrna ; and upon an. t er lot of coals in the same year aii.l 2 see, a profit of 11.362 d. per chaldron. The Report states, that to the first of these cases, Mr. Deveos gave an answer tot per. feCtiy satisfaSory, but that neitherhe nor his lateclerk. Mr. Desist. I‘ . Le I Netts, to whom he referred the Commissioners, attempted to explain the two lest transaSiiins. It is added, that ueors the coals sup. plied in Jersey and Geernsey, its the year 1;99, the prices charged by Mr. Deimos exceeded, from tee to lets. a chaldron, the prices paid by hies ; but as this rests upon the ledger of one NV *leek, iormerly a dealer in coals, and agent of .jr. De se so to, in tee islands of Jersey and Guernsey, we do not lay much stress up in it, because the said Weettsa has been capitally convieled at the Oid Bailey of forging a will, and executed accordingly. At the same time, however, we must observe, that the certificates of the pekes in these Wendt; are stated in the Report to have bete gcnerelly signed by the said I.Vatetta Aker some detail. the Report proceeds to state the system introduced since Lieutenant General Hewers was appointed Barrack Master General, as preferable t ) the former, the whole expence of it amounting only to 6381. les. a-year, whereas that of the former system, amounted to '&4;31 a-year. te A saying," the Report all, " therefere, arises to the public, on this heed alone, of about Leen!. a-year. and the calculation of the present expenze includes the toppl, of coals, which the other does not." The Oerumissionere cor.clade with " that the duty of inspetieg the stores might be executed by soma nee of the ordinary oificers of the establishment, with little or n; allitional ex- pence ;" and laseiy, they recommend, " that pat terns of all the articles fitrnithed, sealed op by the Barrack Master Getearal, be deposited in all the Barracks, for the . especial use cf the officers woo shall command in each barrack." Such are tie charges made against Mr. Aesx- Lentil Davison, and the evidence adduced by the Commissioners is their support. Upon the al leged delinquency of that gentleman, it would not be.cotue us. in this stage of the besintes, to speak positively. Mr. thy tso se we understand. is a ntao of wealth, he possesses a fute bleu*, is S:. James's* •. de to him. " king on 411 120 i)(41. tl:e sou. '• the tepnyt. d on Can.! ,ut Mr DA. • X 95, having ig ; estahlisr- th late Gbjeded to prrrenting and desired . C.at • I