The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-02 00:00:00

h t , I ~ Ir~lr ~~ Robert to coastitute and appoint th% Right Hon. Robert Earl of Buckinghamshire, the Right lion. Roi)ert Stewart, commonly called Viscount Castle reagh, the Right Hon. Henry Earl Bathurst, and the Right Hsu. Henry Viscount ,4dir.outh. his Majesty's Three Principal Secretaries of State the Right Hon. Robert Banks, Earl of Liverpool, the Right Hots. NiCbollll Vansittart (Chancellor of his Majesty's Exchequer), the R,ight Hon. John Baron Teigu !south, the Right Hon. Thomas Wallace, William Lowther, Esq. (commonly called Viscount Lowther), thEi Right Jinn. John Sullivan, and Henry Bathurst, Esq. (commonly called Lord Apsley), to he his Ma jesty's Commissioners for the Management of the *train of India. MILITARY PROMOTIONS, • War Office, Sept. I. Ath Regiment of Dragoon nuardr, Lieutenant ,John sing lobe Captain ofu ' froolt, 9 y purc:uise, vice Lilly; who retires. bah Ditto. LieuienatiiJobn tiruuskill to be Captain of a 'Froop, vice Osborne, killed fn action. Corer! John Clarke to he Liententint, vice Bruaskill. John Watson, Gent. to he Cornet, vice Clarke. Regiment of Foot, William All3linn, Gent. to be Ensign, without purclove. 7th Ditto , i.i..itti mint Thomzs Mores to be Captain of a Coin. pany, vice Prescott, killed in action. 10(11 Ditto, Brevet Nii.jor Jo in Carr, from the sth Garrison Bat talion, to be ta ! latit nt a 'ompauy., vice Caithrep, TI tit) ON chasigrp. Ensign George,kiirch to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hicks, promoted. lgth Ditto. John Grover, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice lilts, who retires. 29th Ditto. Tu be Ensiras, without pur , :haso, Etalet William Johnson, ti um the South Mayo Militia. --- _ . Dixon G ent. 44th Ditto , Lieutenant John Ponsonby to be Captain of a Com- • pony, vice Berwick, killed in action. Emir John James mews to be Lienteneat s , vice Ponsonby. Serjeaut-NI jor • James Smith to be Ens:gn, vier Standley, killed m artioo. 13th Ditto, Eosatri T. Drew to be Lieuteuant, without purchase, 'dee Reynea, promoted, 08th Ditto, Serjeant - Herron], from the Si Regiment of Foot !hoard., to tie Ensign, without 'purchase, vice Vierton, who miens. :Ph Ditto. G.tptain Sir E • aouel Felix Agar, from the half-pay of the '0 Font, to be (:aptain of a Company, vice Lurd A Ivauley, who exchanges. 54th Ditto. To be Lieutenants. *itbout pnrokase. Ensign Bartholomew Domain, vice Barbauld, promoted in the sth •P est India ts..giment. ramie% :tobert I.l . dCloft, Vice Miles, superseded. 16th Ditto. Lieutenant George Spat ks, from the Ist Surrey Mi litia, w be Ensign, without purchase. rah Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel hl. Hobson to he Adjutant, vice Shea, who resigns the Adjutautry only. 67th Ditto, Lieutenant David Duff, frum the Armagh Militia, to be Ensign, without perchase. 72d Ditto, lamitenant Wrhitford Bell to be Captain of a Com pany, v e Chisholm, tl, ceased. Eovign and Adjutant - Coveutry, to have the rauk of Lieater.aut. WO ; Moo. Robert Chriaie. Gent. to be Liisigo, by purchase, vice Leda, promotes!. 891 Ditto, Lieuteuant William Leader, from the Antrim Mili tia, to be Ensign. witboet purchase. IDA Di to, Jolt's Williams, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vise W Ly - bter, promoted. Bth Garrison tktitalion, Captain henry Calthrop, from the 10th Foot, to he l'aptuin ef a Company, vice Carr, who exclutinges. leoth Royal Veteran Battalion, Lieutenant John Everett, trim the ad Veteran Battalion, to be Lie .teallnt. Yowl Scotia Fr neibles, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William v be Major, without purchase, vice Theaigcr, appoint ed Depute Barrack-ilaster-General in Canada. • Clengurry Light infantry kencibles, Colonel ildward Beetles, from the hose Scotia keneibles, to be Colonel. :Stator Francis Batters' v. float the Bth lout, to be Lieutenant-Co latiel. Captaiu George Macdunnell, from the rSth Foot, to are . is.ajor. Tn be Captain: of Companies, jjeetenarts Andrew Liddeli, Irma the Bth Foot; P °paid Mae- .donyell, from the Couioli:01 l'eucii•le u.tu deolcias, from th.• With l'eot ; John khaw, from the 49tb Foot- %enemas Float from tbe tot Foot; and R. Si. Cochritne, from the I:auadian Fesieitile To e. be Lieutenant', Petah-cant Alexander AV %linen, from the Canadian Feneibles; Losig,is James Stewart, from the 10(84 Foot ; Anthony from tie etas Foot ; Henry F. Dughes, from the Ssth Foot; Walter Ker, from the 41st Foot; /Eipeas Shaw, from the Nova Scotia Fen ibles ; and William Kimble, from the Fewfoundland Felacibles; sod Ryland Smith, Gent. with temporary r.Lilk. To be Ensigo; 'Roderick Matheson , AngasMacdonaill, James Robins, Wm. Maclean, Gentlemen. fo be Adjutant, with the rank of Ensign, Illerjeanl-hlajur John Alatkay, from the Rosa.' Regiment of Artillery. To be Quarter-Muter, Berjemst Johe Watson, from the Royal Regiment of Artillery. The Kin l s German Leg ton. jet Dragoons, Cadet-Ser eant Duke of Dronswick Oels Cavalry, to br Cornet, vice Munch- Ithutiens vim migthi, Qd llattalioo of Light Infantry. To be Lieutenants, Tnsigns Peter Richard Andrew van Dyck, vice Schannsonn, promoted; and John F. de Meuron, vice E A mont, wha to signs. 04 Battalion of the Line, Paymaster-Sedeant 1.. Taruicke, from die Duke sal Brunswick Del.' ('asalr), to be Ensign, Vice Witte, promoted. De 11q11'. Pr recut, rreSiga Charles F. Graiimanu tube s., - enaut, vice Iluielbeim, deceased. John Baptiste Philip Stutzei, Gent. to be Ensign, eke Praltliakira. STAFF. • rraneis Seymour Larpent, Esq. to he Deputy Jutige.Adsocate cf his Majesty's Forces serving in Spain and Portugal. MEMORANDUM. Cornet R. M. Gliasons, of the Ith Light Dragoons, Is super seded, being absent without leave. co m mir.sions to the 4tb or Eastern Regiment of Oxfordshire La? cal Militia, .igued by the Lord Lieutenant. Lieutenant Daniel l'avnton to be Captain. Dated July 0,1811, Limitenxiit Edward Lock, jup. to be ditto. Dated July 14, Sir Psol flaghott, Kat. to be ditto. Dated as above. rommiselons in the , South Mots Regiment of Yearnacry Cfkr palsy. signed hy the Lord Lieutenant. Cornet ljale Widden to be Liettenant. Dated Amid 94, 1312. Vahan' Jackson, Gest. to be Cornet. Dated pa abase. nANKRUIPTCY SUPERSEDED. Wl)99ald, york-eyeet, Covegt-gardea,shoeruuker. • . BANKRUPTS. B. Clarke, Glare, Suculk, carrier, to surrender September 27, /4 ortob,.. 13, at the Half Moon Inn, (' tare. Attor•iics, Mr. • htevens, Clare; and Messrs. Brid l es, Red Lion-were. kluhoer and J. ilujmer. South Shields, ship-huthlers, Sep *ember 3, 22, October 13, at the George Inn, Newcasil!•-upon y oe, Att ov n ias -Meters. Bell and Bred'erick, llow-lane, aeapeidei an 3 lllr. .Baiubridge, South Shields. B. Hovitl, jut.. evr-rood, cooper, September 12, bet‘ther TS, at •Attorney, Or.fihave, Bread-strect, tamdpa T 7, J. Jitney**, Mathleelon-place, TaristockAsare, merahaut, • Pieptenther 12, 11, October LI, atOsildball. Attorney, Mr. Wind, throgmortori-street. F. Lear, Bristol, butcher, September 2, 16, October 12,a1 the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anoraks, Mestirl • Brow rind Ci lia'', Brim! ; and Mr. / Hurd, King's Erlich-walks. eteple. P. Price, Birmingham, shopkeeper, September 16, 17, Octo ber 13, at the Shakspeare 'favera, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. &owe, Birmingham; aid Mr. Chilton, Chancery-lane. • ! C. MO tonne, Eingston-apon-Hull, architect, September to, 11, Octpber .3, at !he White llart 'Cavern, Kingston-npfta-Hall. Anomie', Mr. Roses, Barttell's-building, Holborn; and M. Beni .vith. Hull. Allvop, St. Austle, Cornwall, brewer, September Si 1 0, October 13, at the Auction Mart Booms, Plymouth Hock. At- Sprain, Messrs. and .Darte, Prince's-street, Bedford ? ow; am! Air. Baran, 1 Ivmoutli. J Rolfe, Dishop Sto4ed, llerthstrtshire, master, Septet*? borr . S, 12, Oclober '3. at Loooloil. Albumin, Mem, Blakelork and Maltlosqq, Scrjcant'l lon, Fleet-street; and Mr. Gee; Bishop stortford. • • afth i r***. Birmingham, rector, lieptemberil, 22. Oelaber tht the Swan Hotel, 811101.014 Allard e-a g Mr. *Kee, Jiirmlaßbunj an 4 4*m. 119 111 44190 ad dub V* ina'etfPft.t T fit Srl'AT J. D.vids. Portsea, auctioneer, September 14, 15, OctObAr 13, at the Royal Oak Inn, Portsca. Attorney, Mr. Isaoa, Bev is ?Narks. .1. Knowles, Sidcup, Kent, schoolmaster, September 15, 17, October 13, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. P0p14411, Qtaii.• ? trect,. Soho. DtVIDERIML • September 29, W. Hague, Wigan, Lancashire. inakeepeso--. Sep ember N. I. and B. Better eßiftwick, Gloucestershire, clothi..r, —September 22, H. 0. Ailbers, New • Lonslon-street merchant—h..ptember 21, T. Thcenots, C rodu, Carmartheash ire, shopk..e l ier—September 24, \V. slorria, Birmingham. timber. nsefehant —September 22, J. Aspinall, Birmingkes, ;semis:ma —September 5, .1. Bidrod, Swallow-street, cork-Cuter —Sep tember 5, W. Fisher, tombridge, woollco-drapen—September 12, .1. Twallin. Ludgate-hill, inekceper—Scptember 28, 1.1• Woqd, Workington Cumberland, g rocer—September 21 1 1,J . Lyeet, St. NI hael.in- Bed ward int!, IVeremite rsh ire, gl.•v CAW unfacturer—September 19, O. L Pereira, Art alery-plame.Pius bury. naderornter—September N. J. Price, Bath, bookseller --septemberl2, G FJwall. Nantoich, Cheshire, lioseu-dra. per—September 22., W. W oolcet t, Wand4worth.road, boilder—. tieptentherl6, S. Fourdrinier and W. Salc, Charing-cross, ma. tioners--September 23, J. Pyer and .1. Payne, Bristol, drug. glAs—beramber C. Salon, Milvkley, Leicestershire, 11111. holder. CERTIPICATFA.—Strr.V. A. Dodsworth. Carthurpe, porter-merchant..M. Moore, Great Yarmouth, ebiaantaa—L. (T, and H. Boldero, Coruhill, ban. kers—ti. Hughes, Manchester, cottiou-spioner—.l. Scott, 11014, Nadi*, saddler—W. Wright, Gravel-lane,Southwark, brewer —it. Vi Meatus, Worcester, Lim' v.-merchant. PAI4 TN ERS HI PS DI.SSO L V ED. J. Coodchild and J. Finch, Wapping. Liverpool, pointers— K. Boston, W. Miller, anti T. Bryan , Queen-street, Borough. chemists—T. Ainsworth, 0. and T. Crockett, J. and J. Thorn- Irv. P. Con, and K. Ainsworth, Bolton, cotton-sprimers—W. and F. Bourne, Aldermanhury, factors—J. Spence and T. Drighton, York, printers-51. Browne and C. Waaaa, Senl- CO2 tes, V orkshi re, ronLctioners— IL Burton, J. Barton, 4Z. Bur. tint, and 1.. M. Burton, Manchester, cotion-spinners—R- Hea ton and fi. Fume, Butter* ick, Lincolnshire, cow.mon-brewers T. Ilardeasite and J.iirskt, Cbiteatun-stiert, vapebesweiness—H. Worsley and T. Johnson, Present. Lancashire, beewers—R. Gore nosh J.. Kenworthy, Liverpool, marine-olore.desoless—J. flue} s illauxlT.and Bourne, lneiksbam, Wiltshire, clethicts. LE7'TE it FROM lIER IMPERIAL. HIGIINEss TI(E GRAND ?RAH CV,s CATHARINE PAWToIi NA (SISTER TO TUE EM-, PEitoß), To THE MINISTER OF TILE HOME DEPART. RENT, *ITU THE EmPEMOR ALEXANDER'S RN.' bNI AR. " Dot/MI.IE ALEXANDROwErcir,—At a time when every Russian subject is inspired with love for their native country, and devotion for its Monarch, which , has awakened their ardour for the greatest sacrifices ; at a time when, to repulso the enemy, and preserve the general safety, it is necessary to make great sa crifices, and use every exertion, I have not been able to repel the feelings of my heart, in taking an active part in furnishing the means of supply for our war like preparations. After having applied to his Im perial Majeity, my beloved Lord and Brother, for his approbation and permission, I have to turn to ! you, and through your assistance carry into effect a I purpose I have conceived from the most unbounded zeal for the honour and welfare of my beloved coun try,and from the most affectionate love for its Monarch. It is my wish to raise on my hereditary estates, seer tain number of warriors, to whom separate regale- lions will be given by me, and whom I will arm and maintain at my own expence. The raising of these men is to be effected in the following manner :—[llere follow the regulations to be observed lu raising this corps, which is to consist of MOO men, and form a distinct regimetit.l I have not the least doubt but that, according to the instructions you will cause to be given, this conscription will be performed with the greatest success, and that those who shall be se-- . li•cted for tho defence of their religion and country Ili, by their distinguished zeal, soon become equal to older narri•rs. I remain your's sincerely, 1K kls hit! N " ANSWER OF THE EXPERoR ALEXANDER, IN HIS OWN HA N 0-Waal NG. LC I receive this proposal with the most grateful thanks. (Signed) " ALEXANDER." MESSRS. BROUGHAM 4ND MKERRELL. We copy the following, as addressed to the Editors of the Liverpool 11..rcury:— GLNTLEMLN,-1 have read with considerable plea. sure and satisfaction the two letters of your corre spondent M. N. inserted in your numbers of the 14th and 21st inst. which contain a complete attd triumph ant refutation of the charges of falsehoods ana mis representation brought against Mr. Brougham by Mr. M'Kerrell. It would be unnecessary and imperti. nent in me to add any thing thereto, if it were not for the purpose of stating a fact which is of consi derable importance, as shewing the opinion enter tained by Ministers with respect to the evidence of M'Kerrel!, and which has never, I believe, appeared in print. I state, on the authority of Shakespear Phillips, Esq. the worthy Chairman of the Public Meeting lately held were for the purpose of returning thanks to the advocates for the Repeal of the Orders in Council, that Mr. Rose : requested, us a personal fa your from Mr. Brougham, that he would permit Kerreles evidence to be expunged ; for (said hell fit continued on the minutes, it tail' not be solo for him to walk' along, Ike street. of Londe*. It is needlesi to enter into any examination of the I evidence. The authentic copy given in the Morning Chronicle, of the 15th inst. sets the matter in dispute at rest for ever, and certainly justifie. the application to M'Kerrell of the opprobrious epithets he basio . profusely lavished on Mr. Brougham. [Our Correspondent will excuse a trilling omission in this place.] I am yosir's, &c. Outchester, ANNA 11.3. 11311. N. D. K. As a proof of the candour of Mr. M'Kerrell, we select the following paragraphs from his printed state ment.—ln his letter to Mr. Brougham, dated June-. 26, he says, " I have the authority of several Meat. I bers of the Committee who were present, to state, tbat although from personal motives of regard for. me, it was desired that the evidence should not be printed „front anapprehension that feelings inimical to me might be excited in the minds of that class of, peo ple of whorJ was involuntarily called upon to speak, they felt no horror, &c.—liut In his statement in the Times, dated 20th July, he says, "a conversation took place between Mr. Rose, Mr. Stephen, Mr. ,Johnstone, Mr, Marrvatt, Mr. A. Baring, and Mr. Brougham, when, as I am informed, the) agreed that a part of my evidence to which the questions of Mr. i prou g ham had led, should be °sponged, at bearing'', sekly upon a point of political econmny, and having no reference to the Orders in Council, the professed object upon which I was called to give evidence."--- 1 , In whieb Iteet4o!* is Mr. M`Xerret to be Oeliel/0 1144#6 'SII . IN a. • PUBLIC EXPENDITURE. ________.* objection to the arrahgement, but it has not yet in'...ea place ;—eventual swing per annum (p. 7.) 200 tt The Office of Comptroller of the Port of Dublin hkould be rendered eflicient."—The Patentee Mice st,n cone/noes, but his Deputy dues the eltitg efficiently :" eventual saving (p. 9.) - (as Seim slalrfi. ) " The abolition of the °Sec of Register of Waminis, and the transfer of his duties to the Odice of Cousptrun er .•• . Not done. (p. ID.) - (my SK,[ noted.) " The abolition of the Fees allowed to the Didributors on Spirit Licences and Gismo Certificates, etc."—ls ut done. (p. It) - - - (no Sum stored.) " A discontinuaoce of the per Centage allowed to the Dublin Distributor, making a reasuushle ullowain-i."— Not done. In the year ending sth January, 1811, his ' ier Centage amounted to 2,6321. ss. 7d. and may be expected to increase. Allowing the difference for remuneration, eventual savitig may be estimated annually at ( 1 5id) . 2c, 66 That the ditty of the Clerk of the Qoit Rent tlflle e , , [ King entirely atom by Deputy, she salary of tile !'riii..pal heaved to the Revenue."—Not carried into i•ifor.l ; eventual saving fp. 13.) - (;an, ~, . t .toire.) " iliscontinuance of the Forfeiture Ofsc..."—i Of thr Estates forfeited in 1688.) —The Forfeiture Oltee , till (valiance I—eventual waving from its abolition, per :lla num (p. 14.) - - ' " A reduction of the number of Nessanaer rsu rplied is the Commissioners, &c."—Not dont; estimated 1-avir; thereby, annually (p E.) - " The abolishing the Mice of Resideat Survey 0r..... Not done ; —event aid annual saving (p. c 21.) . . J., * 66 Abolltinh of ()Ace of Inspector of Surveys "—Nut 1 done t--annual swing woald be (p. 19.) - E' THIRTEENTH REPORT. We have already nolic d the contents of the Voreifth Report of the Committee appointed by the Bosse of Commons to examine and consider what vegulationi and check: have been established, in order to check and controul the several branches of rustic samerruae, in Great Biitain and Ireland,aad how far the saillehltee been clidual:—be it now ear task to gin the Public gime correct notion of their Thirtieth's Report, which is just come to our hands. In our estimation, this Report is as valuable as any one that has hitherto come under our inspec tion, for it is chiefly directed to the laudable object of ascertaining what benefit has been deriver], or i may be expected to accrue, to the Public, from the almost numberless Commissions of ENQUIytY which have been created by various Acts of Parliament ; to kern •in fact whether any real good—whether j any bona fide saving have resulted from those se veral Commissions, and from the consequent ex- 1 ! penes ,of Commissioners and Committees. We I know net what better or More praiseworthy task ' they could have imposed on themselves. We can not imagine any better mode of bringing about the immense sayings to the Public which have been from time to time recommended, than by a .perse : versifies in this course, namely, that of stating .to the Rouse of Commons howfar Abe poblisfunotion. aries have complied with the sundry recommend*. tions for the improvement of the collection of the revenue in its several branches—the diminution of,. expenditure—the abolition of useless offices—the I suppression of fees—and for the bringing of any departments of revenue under a more efficient con. troul ;—specifying which of them have been car ried into effect, and which of them have not been acted upon. By Reports of this character, the na tural question —cui bone Y may be satifattorily answered ; and erery one will be enabled to see the injustice of the carping witticisms *of the Colonel Ilanocns, and of the coarse tirades of the non. SETTS. This is a consuinination devoutly to be wished. • lu addition to the above, we might notice the ion. attention paid to certain suggested supgrets; wl ., which would teed to increase the Reveoue, and to di m i n i s h 'she expnedkure ; hut passing- over the re. commendation to diminish the frakiki of letters :ty oortain .Ulcers—to licence tanners, lac. &c. can. not omit to notice that respecting Um Expencet. The annual expenditure, under this head, is call. mated in the Report at 70,0001,; and it is actolow. Wised by the officers concerned, that " the MTilig would be very considerable," (p. ‘49.)—fro vi t more cautious attention to the actions insritutPd, tha deuce to be adduced, and if the taxation of the cost was better attended to. Having thus recorded come of the crimes of ours. sion, we shall next notice what has been clone io consequence of the recommendations resnit:n; from these ENQUIRIES, which may be fiirly calculated at about TWO HUNDRED VIOL/SAND POUNDS einßiA; therefore it will appear, that benetiis 'tare resultal from them; and in noticing the Lencfirs !ast, etich have requited from the labours of these sevelal Com. mittees, we do it from a motive in which we thick we are justified by the facts before us ; wirnely, that of leaving a good impression on the minds of the Public, respecting what has hitherto been done. Many (aces had been recommended to be discos. tinned ; and we learn by this Report (p. ‘2l)--." Ucence Officers, to the number of 13, have been diccontinu d, and such of them as were competent, appointed to other situations. One of the Preventive ()dicers is dead, and it is not intended to fill up their _ places as they become vacant. . •a& s. 4 Eventual saving (annually, is steam ) a s P ee ? 7,13 4 3 11 te Appendix, No. tu '. . ) Ditto, as per Appendix, No. 51 Total In the prosecution of this object, they called upon the Commissioners of Fees, Gratuities, &c. in Ire land (why dill they not begin with the hundreds of reports respecting England?), for a summary of the 4 recommendations" contained in the first eleven Reports which they have made, and which form only a part of their labours ; and desiring them, at the same time to notice which have and which have not been attended to. This summary, if published, and we regret to say we learn from it that little has been done, compared with what might have been done, except in the adoption of various alterations in the manner, of keeping the- accounts of Excise, Customs, &c. agreeably to the suggestions of the Commis sioner.. With regard . to the recommend al suppres sion of fees, and the abolition of **deg offices, mach remains yet to be done ; and had the several 1 suggestions of the Commissioners reap cting them in I Under the head " Tosacco," the Irish Commis. their eleven Reports been attended to, there would' sinners had noticed failures of the Revenue, in con. have been an additional saving to the Public of from sequence of illegal importation of the article, kc, fifty to a hundred thousand pounds annually ! In ' observing, at the same time, " that the injury to the reeding this summary, however, vie cannot but re-' revenue and trader by illegal importation might be nark the pompously circumstantial manner in which : considerably diminished, by a greater degree of at, it notices those recommendations which have been tention to the due and constant meploymeet of the acted upon, though, in themselves, often of very revenue cruisers, which appeared, on an average of Ismail import. N'ire will give an instance or two, and four years and a half, ending October, 1807, to leve we will select them at random. It was recommended remained more than two thirds of that time in port." that (p. 6.) the produce of fine, and seizures in the In consequence of these observations, it is DOW 1 Inland Excise in the districts of Dublin, instead of stated from authority—" We bare the ntisfactim being paid to the Collector of Customs, should be paid to the Collector of Excise! Now this has viers of observing, that the produce of the duties on to. bacco, ceetoms ) and enthe, taken together, has cets. much the appearance of desiring g man to take his' siderably increased since the Report, without 'het money out of one pocket, for the purpose of putting addition having been made to the rate of duty : in it into another—of retnoving it from, his pocket on ' the veer ending 6th January, 1808, they amounted the right side, to that on the left! We are then to 341 0541. and in the ear endin sth January, told—" this has been regulated accordingly." Again, .: , yg 10l 1 to 4814141.; being an increase of 139 , 1601 . it was recommended (see p. 7), " that the produce of•wililekthe duties of excise are 100,0001, It is of remmage sales should be paid in, checked, end accounted for, like the produce of condemned tinted to as, that the cruisers - are kept as much at , seizures ;" that, in fact, the mode of checking and sea as is practicable." Here then, in this one in. I stance, eccounting for those rummage sales should be alter- st su is an improvement to the revenue of ors !Mine T110111A214) POUND, ANNLiAIf,T. ed! " This," says the Summary, "is carried into O t her statements, of ap equally satisfactory nab effect !" Again, " the Comptroller's account (p. 10) ifor the warehouse of stamped goods to be kept in i lure, of Rt. the same form with that kept by the warehouse- T , hi a s re ße m po ad ret . then touches upon the subject OTIIENTAL ACcolistia, on account of some observes keepei!" 'llia is done, adds the Summary. Again, tigns made by the Committee in their tenth Revert, and it is the last instance of its kind that we shall In that Report some alterations respecting Rli. netfon" that in dipping the vessels (p. la), the dise *: i mental Agents were filar, or his sertraet, should not be permitted to use having been made to the Committee by the Scre the rule." -We arg then gravely Informed, that this recommendation is "strictly original by the flounce d , tary at War (Lord Palmerston). it is n ow me But as to all those alterations, suppressions, and teflon, no alteration has been made in tne situation that Kin consequence of which rep e.en- Boa rd." abolitions of offices, fees, &a. which have been re- of ltegimental Agents." The Report then li nos on to observe (and the following extract may be the commended by the Commissioners, and which, .if more interesting, when it is remembered , th at Mr. acted upon, would produce a real saving to the Cochrane Johnstone made a motion on the sub j ect country, in specifying the notice that be., been hi shortly before the rising of the House). tha t "the i-tberto-taken -et them, and 'it is Many years ago si . .ce experience of a short period must decide w hether l some of them were made; whicharb, now stands, in very many the plan upon which that system no stands, be er instances, coldly met with one dr two monosyllalees, pehethood or otherwise: and the principal objects to be , announcing—" Not done !"— cc' Not yet done !"-,-- g regarded as the tests of its util e y, o r defect, are r e it may be thought that we exaggerate;—we wish the er punctuality in deliving, disvch in examinin , , above description might be justly called an exaggera. I tiodef the nigh. To remove, however, all ground • 7 • Con in the .forany a considerable and progressive iminu i _ arrear of outstanding accounts. I to do, we shall notice the leading reecinmendations War states, that .he Is already posTsesshe.ed power contained in the eleven Reports-L--the manner in + ,...i sufficient to enforee regularity on the part of the which they have been noticed—and, lastl y' ''''' • Regimental Agents ; it is therefore reasonable to ex ' sdriniglkat would result, had they been " acted - Secretary of at positive a seasonable exertion of that power, so that the - - epon.". Our Readers will then be enabled to judge .. • i for themselves ; and in giving so minute and so long directions of the 45th Geo. 111. C. 58, S. may be more regularly attended to then they have inn account of the importnnt Report now hiving be- hitherto- foe* es—important, - Inasmuch es it may tend , as we acted , that to th e A gen t s of all regiments ) treeP i9 have already obser4ed, to show the benefit that has been. It must be recollected, that it is en been derived by, •or may acceue to, the nation, from , embodied militia, are directed and required to make and ompanies of regular and fenciale forces, aua , these ENQUittiEs—we think we are only discharging u „ anneal aceennts of every regiment, troo p, and an imperious punlic duty. We shall now quote the co r mpee 1 h " recommendations," &c. agreeably to the above in• day or b, her in every year ; the accounts of cite tentien, and shall quote the crotch of the Report : for the preceding year, ending the eat forcesond militia serving in Great Britain . to be it The causal dation of the Jrrtiores 011tee j web that of Clerk of the Ships' Navies and Cie* of me Oast. —This km sot art takes plain t nor do we (tee Cessmis- ! the year; and the accounts of the several corps . o . foreign up within six months after the expiration ofu simera) prapose lug it ^POW. Until •iesse le e yawn, 1 .....o - /*reign service within nine months after the expos. —eventual larieg prf WINO lip._&) • °I. tion of the year, unless the Pay Lists from those on " The eselestiesstion et hilw (Ifftvg Egtaatieer et APS Sof, voYets' sad I. 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