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z erno k, .coAtt a i fa qs qdt. , .:::' 416 i •i: 'P.' - - , ~ . 4 . •. , ....... :- I ~-,•4 - . : 4 IN _ . r r 0 nor . 4z- •44.4.0 ~, ..- , "t,, lt r * 111) t t _..).i.: 7L : t a' .. .t 3; . ).. _ .: : 4 ti umflig 22(1). *7 MONDAY. AUGUST 27, 1810. PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. PUBLIC EXPENDITURE. VAIIVIALL. ier Pet►oolm of Ws Royal Ingham tho Prises of WALES. WONDERFUL NEW ARRIVALS! ROYAL II R AdER I EXEiE 1"a - A 14 i; P., ST R A ND. kIVITIP MID I 2V S. PI/LIT°, Now the era Emporium of LioiugCurlooltics In Auks/mirk The Second Part of the Fifth Report of the Committee on the Public Expenditure of the United Kingdom has been printed. After detailing at greet length the general sub ject of the audit of ull accounts of public rxibentli tore, pointing out the imp/a-ennui in the present system. and suggesting rethedies, it concludes with the following recapitulation. Your Cotntnittee have been led by the novelty of the subject into greater detail than they had pre scribed to themselves in their present inquiry, .and from the length to which their invesiigatimi has ex tended, are compelled to leave fur future conside ration. the subject of the examination and audit carried on in the various departments of public re ceipt and expenditure. as well as those of Scotland and Ireland. and to confide themselves entirely to the offi:e of the Auditors of Public Accounts. mode of pissing screams through the Offices of the Exchequer. and constitute additional reasons fur recommending the discontinuance of forms produr.• tive of detriment and embarrassment. With reference to the limited nature of the powers vested in the Coinrui•simwrs of Audit, your Committee have recommended that the peculiar tits strictions imposed it i mn .tinqn he the Legislators shostrl be removed, amid that they should be enabled to exercise the seine discretiou in oath,. fir a l% count, as has been granted to, and is possessed by all other crest denertro-iits of sccionsp.. .IS EVENING. Moodily. Anew , ' 47. will tic a GRAND GALA sad FIRE. WORKS. I.ol.sion 6d —Doors *pelt at Revell, sad the Cowart at Eigltt u`Glock. Weald. ". THAT eTtraorciinary animal. orancient fame, the ittIINQCEROS, or, real Unicorn /AL A MPH ITO EATRE,WERTMINSTER-BRIDG E. Under the Patronage of their Royal !behoves'', the Prince of W• Les and Duke of You. EVENING will be weseittril the Crawl auJ Pedestrian Spectacle, relied The -I.RED KNIGHT; or, The Fate! Midge. pHs. letiva by the Equestrian Troop; sad the Ilkrealrite e dersenetaship sit the Hunted Tailor, mad his horse ily • 0 1 3 Tt/ cuticle& with the FROZEN letlfliTAlN; H a dequie Laplander. Second Price, Half past Eight. Egarotrian Tuition, by aide Masters, from tea till three. Tait t re,k, the Blood-Red Knight, with. the Heeled 5,:.e, sail Harlequin Laplander. Next atilt,iinr last new Comic Harlequivade of the Pinder lAttelithi; ta t Cug and Magney og. .• No mo retioned. Also, astupeud4;n. 'ELEPHANT; A wad BEAUTIFUL ZEBRA ; FIVE MAJESTIC LIONS; FOUR TREMENDOUS BENGAL ROYAL TYGERS; Tiro laughing HYENAS; A pair of extraordinary fine LEOPARDS; The JAGUAR, or TYG ER CAT; EGYPTIAN CAMEL; The CYRUS, or GREAT CRANE of BENGAL ; A Pair of KANGAROOS, whit Apr youog one • . 'Three Barrie, ow ROYAL CROWN CHINES A Paled CUILASOES ; The Silver 'VETCH E ; The great Female ELK • T►e ESIEWS, er. Li;esea's SOCTHEItiI OSTRICHES; *ad the CI10111:1010S SKELETON of a SPERMACETI WHALE, Siaty•six feet tomb and the only use in England. With • peat variety of interestiag Animals Ita.l Birds. ••• Divided in three apartments, at One Shilliag each, or Two Slitlliags and Siapeuce the whole. The history of the Audit Office, the nature of its duties. and the extent of its powers. m at pre. sent constituted. and also the difficulties which have been found to impede its progress. having been fully stated and explained. your Com mittee propose to close their report by succiatty recepitulating the principal defects which have ap peared to them to exist in the mode of examissatiou and ',edit of st-emmts-M thee office, owl the raw. dies which in their opinion it would be expedient to apply ; as also to introduce a few remarks and suggestions which have unavoidably escaped their olaseivaion, and 'area omitted is the body of the report. . . . ICII.MA KERS, JEWEL ARGE. LERS, AND THE PUBLIC AT L PETIT-OR, A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, MESU Cbroitenreter cud Watch , • maker, d 1.. Craven-bwildisms, heed, coufftivtive of the great sesreity auk montinsitst ~,,,, o f g dA, isdnreJ todevute his lime and titivation to the --Int a sabstitote ; and, after ininseuse expense and had the wolfram:on to sneered ; takes leave to otter te ibe rabbr his newly-discovered iutrompatable (ht, shot. a minainintes nearer to the quality of gold than any thiug bolted° discovered. It is nut so liable to tarots's es other raeter• ' sod, bv the richness sat its colour, far turas is b usty. hts excellent composition takes a amt h eau t l fol polish; and Ike body being hard, it is not so r stnaehrd w gold. It is so very decide, and superior ly tillage( the tied, that after a tilde Itaititneriug ur Rat 1, it will ermine astroog and etisi le Limly. It is parti ,ly aduited h r watch-cases, and a y wirier, for h gold is at present e.niilued, having the restage to Ire roily cleaned; by brushing, or rubbing with skier, it sill look always new A. Ilesare therefore most respertfolly informs the Pnblie, tat he km for isapectioa and for sale, at his spatial:it:tory, II large smatment of watches of every Arscriptiuss, with eases wide of Ili uaparalleled Petit. Or; as &au au assort. Wont ufiontrboses, end many other utietes, made with that toe roninorAiou M.o, sit assurtmeat of gold mid cheer etirmameters, bon:mind, duplex, capped, jewelled, stops wads, aid s emirs) of other watches, all warranted; lit,. sot gold watch.chains, seats, earl a variety ofjewslitte, It atom Pelit.Or is sock recointsacu4rd for exportation to te East sad West Indica, where immense plait may he ex pand. For the acennia•eilailen of the trade, the above comnnsi. tins is said (mist at A. Desure's manufactory, No s. nwtebitild,ogs, Drury lase, behind Astley's Y V- M. per pound, Troy.weight, Meats, or . 3s. 4d pe pence A. Mesure midesiakesaleu to make watch cases, at • hail pier for each care, tor reedy Mabry otey. N B. The almost vales gins for all loads of (weir Birds and Beasts. -MTI..INN AND TAVERN KEEPERS AN U OTH ERS. cArsTAL FIRST-RATE INN, TAVERN, :TOT EL, AS SEMBLY AN I) POSTING-ROUE, MA USTON E, KENT, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; LAN TAX REDEEMED. fly Ur. BURTON, . _ On WEDNESDAY, September t 9, at Twelve, at the Alc amo Mart (if set soma dearteed of by Private Com b act), A4/141ffillarly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. enniprisime that mspectitole and well-establisher, len, the Star, at Maidstone, , property of Mr. gran, who is ertiriag from btu:nose The premises are rendered particu• tarty convenient to aoudad a hominess wall mammal facility, which bas been a promineet feature in the erweerri for 159 years; and from umparallekil advautages of capability sod situation, must confidently insure • cuatinne4l respectable auppuit. The premises are cunissAiam, well cuumected, in very excel:rat repair, Cud capable of making op &mat fifty beds; numerous diniog and drawing rooms of good priors- Innis, a Ilpliiolllllhaudsome assembly-ruand, a well-freirtested corre•room, riermsite aed well.arrstized serrauts• apart ments, commodious anthed and tither rellariug ; at a sir table distance in the yard is a Tap, a publlC44.4llle, which may be let uff to coms.derahle advantage ; excellent stalled and open stabling fur 71 horses, 'mimed easch.loosses, spacious welt. timbered lolls, requisite out-beilderp, sad a lance upeu yard, Jer. with a couvenieat leach earrisitsilloPe; the. whole com pletely Inclosed aail ..emired withX4l4lllllrgates. . Ist the first place it bra been stated. that the ex amination and audit of the public accounts by a variety of unconnected niers. without any depart ment of control, is • radical defect in 111111 branch of administration, and ilia therefore oheinusly jsyst and necessary that all practicable improvement should be introduced into those dep irtsneats as they are at present constitnted. and snore pa,tieu lolly in.° the prin , ipal office, namely. the offi..e of the Consmissioneri for Audinn4 the l'utslic Accounts. It apiwisrs on a due consideretion of the courts. tntnoa on.l the ditties of this oilier. that the prin cipnl defects 11.14 y be enumerated uudrr the follow• tit 4 beads ht. The inherence to forms teroling to no of•erfil purpose, bust evidently proinetive of great incon venience. To he viewed till the Sak, by appseatien to Mr. Berton. of 11 la urn dreeriptive particulars may be had; •partirolars at the SA aaaa Haul, Ashford; Ss Hytbe; Royal Hotel, Doerr kisses Deal; Royal Hotel, Mary te ; Fona. Canterbery ; Rose, S • (bourne auJ ltucbtater; Rose, Lattf,td; at Ibe George Bow; Blowast's Inn, • I,eireare. tine: rots Ley*, 11'ot:1-street ; sod at time aoctbel Mart, London 2rlly. The limited nstnre of the powers vested in the Commissioners of Audit, iii consequence.of re strictions ionises-11 'open them by the logislatuic and Executive Government, tending to cantioe the dreamt. of their discretion in matters of account within rules more rigid than any other greet de pa •tinelit intrusted with similardutors. 3d17. In the imperfect constitution of the office, and the frame of the repletion* by which it has continued to be governed. With r•gerd to Inc toconveaient forms which imivede the progress of business in the Audit -obee, your Committee recommend that the Anditun. Phwild for the future make up Accounts fir deduistion in the form of books, or in .40111 e other more intelligible and couvenient form. and inner "(iirtreteil for phrpoces of -reference - Vice that new in use. The originals of Accounts being. according to the present practice. engrossed upon parchrnent.SUd the duplicates which rem tie In the rare verities in very large hand upon paper of very cousideralde etz•, are made up in rolls inconveni ently bulky. and little adapted to any useful pur pose. They have alreetly expressed their *proton se to the inexpediency of continuing the practice including Insulters in declared Accounts, rendered unnecessary by the proiisions of the 17111 section 23 Geo. ill. c. 3i. and lOth sec. 46 Geo. ill. e. 141. as welt as by the use of Ledgers in the (Nice friler:t who Puffer Nervous Irritation, hotn I SCAM.% et stomach, obstrnelall bile, and hid diem hm, it" tit. 4 relief in CPILABURT'S PATENT A N fl - [MOPS. 'which enjoy all the properties of Pelmet, •itlii,ot its irritability; they SIAS commit IA health st.ennit, by promotinz the appetite, and an Wei e.me the he 4th iimproves ...In deep mated abatemen t , Mien a tare could seared~ be contemplated, en healthy' ■ champ hat herb produced, u ter excite the hest lurid sitc om Is Eruptive, geroplialous t Rlienneatle,, and itsrtntir Complaints, its reputation I ratahludied. Wes-India orders men dal pa, at dee Divearry. t S s fsinei ltasre, Landin. Th. cennine tferlieine has the Government Duty ?ended Pen lit.irk-init stamp, sad the word*, Ily the Kitts's ?oval." rapeseed an the bottle, hill of direction, and oat- Sid*mapper. 1.4 at iS t lishmsttusre, r sniiall bottle* of .5* 64 ; double kaks, ~. Lad larger, 11 IC Consputiehl Essen c, fl. , K. If A Nrt of the pertbat.eltioney Say remits s mort gage, if tcgpn cd. PUBLIC BENEFIT. COLDS, COVGHS, CONSUM ARTHMAS, AN.I) OTHKR IVLIIONARY COAIi'LAINTS ADVICE. ENCOIYR 4(.E1) hy the titiirartn st• lesdist pre'' tlise method of ircatinent is the an 11 a few Frowsiest cossplainta, a kick Wok Iliee• (ta*. frsr►,lb the experience of many years to a large soul rates. she ;dole. ; erosible is so of the happy etfeet, resulting to Me public fr.on mediral 'mem cashew e. ttnie steeritios to a eerlhio elan of th•eases • Meows ROSS and CO. combine to direet then stolos to thretreibiordcra ortairrß frost a S. erre Destrariire Habit of eiconeiderste youth,*kiels Mot •nly OC. al! , •4111 a alUalerottl Irmo of serrate aft. rii0•111, but alga 011. !Sl' as in sasses as the enervating LwheciGtie. ref old age. " tl , strostrtie state of DMBIEITY seDEFICIENCY. Mother the rots• waste of so , -1, baleful halite, a7ter7eire .anhkiez. Ion; reri,lcV e i n b u t tli on t r P, or wry other Plain tif the powers of the contititntion become es fttl4. 1. w reestar'l educated niugrooe of Lsolois, tby "tea arm, safe, sal speed) restoration to &Good soil wt. PM". health. Whet* it•• early applitat ion 4 nude fbc the tore of a CER.- TAIN DI lit-euently contraeted in a nionaeot kebertn the ;tedwalinle i• ref Pratte cionpleted to the abort Sparc..: too dat:; end - is ilea non ii.u•ed and Decelerate r'r. , of Visceral Istirctitese, chenteterieed by a 'semi.. of peimel ao.l AillftlMlll2 •%11111.101•11, • petervetatme in their Ti•ta a.tl , at :istraint is alere - to ilierhac) viii iusurs to the pule.t a rrniuient and riche.' rare. Tie ei..eacee of F cull RA, as frequently ronnecte4 " h . "' "taint fent the oleieve completes:, have net ne.eprd their quoillOolt , by an infallible and intprottil plan. tiny We e to remove obstinate tiI.EETS and NTRIC. T UIL''. whether ercrut, or or lons detradone. sdlu tit r. •101' Int l' the tta.afat I.l d ttanjtrtotte sat of the C 4.111 0. ala.y , astatiri q coo he ail:loved of very inveße ale Cit•te, b ...TM 'ears continnuncc, Itayitte yiclitcd t•i liit lc Ina- S h° 4 is a fan dais, after; the co:" hail been altagapied by fir* •ei eel:Owen sttlinat t ff,cl ; ant such leas torso the nu /Me result of a practice of ioseleen resit, that i he mode at to molest bay set, in one single iletaser, errs pr...ed 4 .ntoe ; due lag whale penal mu) thousand talt,:ile, of lull. sleet, have captor...wed the enii , tonent of Maim:. beg lecllt vas-d, after severe and isjuriasa ua,ttootls boil been Pe..r‘ivtill in to no purpose %nom to.es and 11:o. exclesOrely profreq•nc, the orrice of Iles, pa-tireLr rumple:nee, to order that It.. y ma) i.- -1 by a arsat -to o or, 'narked with the oblociny te I) at. dto the I. r empiric, think it hot ja' ire to hem 'ekes to gale, Oast they 'tate be. n properly cdutSte.l tad tide ri,ry to.. la of be peacetime ‘ tre t.lizati • of ',tech, from drfferent lireopitala, sod tettleonim I trots "l'a' eninent Pit!SlethadP, they hare le couv...ce any i i "9 l, rert: that Ike were.. requiting from their cuileayouts • pr tailored Olt t• to lug the practice of the er..t , a l tailored ; Witt they presume ibot their preteaqiuta ( "a.toute a fair gtoct.il for the unpra ardc uteri come aliab they awe, by the PsbLe, been so libsrery ho llowed. t . To he errnankerl at thcir house duly (persoerally, or by ate'" Pawn's o f colter Ser, ugh am. - rery, deac.c, and al.). • "K ...•• it t h e Cant,' ere repeated to 'tato the Par" 1-4 ‘ , • , r, of their eau, :14w, and amine, of 11414 C, cur1 . .. 4 4 4 t•••• 1 / 4 N..le for Advice *IA ; sad the mot will Re„ w•lrrl isoy pert of the lumping' (0 .'1 , 11 aim! CO. ba4puss, lowiveri•stmet, Fk* •:: tn. UM B Viti'sr the P. IIIS f be a G berms at Lit ;OVAL AM Outer the Pr 11 1 15 1 . ROO 131,01)D• RE of Aft' 'free of OW bu! T we fia,lool Thl , T.:de, p r at ante el Dtkeietd tro wATI • A' A lit brio, in peat of; dA 1144 . 11.1 y loth.oSt bad to the l oth OK, ;Anti any Want tr ea other me lamb them most tartan roily strati to any tesint. it • calmly atk , or an advantage Iratlve, A Mem th..t be km a large so sink of I Melt Om IS,le cbio , mpti sr-.tads, as • ••• cold r above te Fait as prated. Far the oa im frasto.ba: ti as. per wee A. fool pare - . Teak ties, ti Y4lt6rl tatimi, • of tie st,n . , "mid% as Aetna elm chart,e has ema Is 1 itart•tie Wer•-tar Illoot Lfl The tent to a bl.irl Parent, - r 1 1.4 ap"; a t LltaLs, tut E N" 'teed are of • femilk; gee pla•ti lire public teellaio ela direct thrl DcrirYln Illoovell tel. an RI In that ' , lethal 11 chkie z . by wh,ch 604. 4. at/ art itOton• toel Where I TAI DI kebe.ton spare •t: t, m•er , or !mime, ate pits patient r Tote d,t, tedh, wr • their 511(1 We e :abv, T; • lat • the 1 4a.0y mot 0141writol tt thati in a Atifrr ..o otr 'treed& Id to 41104 e oolonholnv ; f f 1 1.11. P - o.est) , • Pe.••••tre. VEGE IsAI3I.E E•4:4EN(:E i. eiesDEßO‘ .t pre ruralise, really sail truly (as its wee implies) comb:ming the easeutial metres of the mast esteewt rd and Restorative Vegetables; and, as a Remedy for Colds. Coughs, Cemamptiesm. Avelhone, ensilimbee Ate tn. opnt y is easy. pleasaot, imacent, mud erica. vain. It is se rasy, that a tea spo.niful, is a dose fur api r. son tall grown • 1111pleasasit. that it is espial tea white wow ; .0 innocent, II at it may hegiwea to as infest; sod so elfica riots that disease thee, as it were, lrlore it la all cases, siether retest sad stigba r or lini; etaardieg and iamterate, its effects are truly astimiabialg. awl almost incredible. In on sot mist AOC(' bas it ems , railekl in pruner, immediate relief; sod if a cure be wnhis the reach of raeol , eine, this will must certainly prove the happy Means wf accamplistinig so desir• aide an roil. Th.t dime are not tbe dictates of interested bettitilic, the fa:lowing reajoiretalite wooe h no . 'elected from a great number, wi'd abarolaiitly mor e m e , whose names are hereunto subscribed, having felt the happy effects of 111adden's Vegetable Emmet on corselets, or baring been eyearitromeatbenief ea others, Jo hereby earnestly recom mend it to the spirted with Colds, (:oriabt, Cousumptims. Asthma., ate. We do else hereby declare it to be our npi• Mon, t hat We. Madden, for hieing already a:, Wag sacrificed Ins re, sod inter , st to his benerolcoce and buraawity, in 'fillspereore it grotoitonsty to his suffering fiiruds, neigh bours, and acquaint suer, fur haring now offered it for public sale, at a p, wt. 44.1%;e11 alit preclude but few Gum pnrcbasing, had for hie lienero'est intention of enntlnuirog to disperse it gesittsitmely to einem of chanty, is justly retitled to OS thanks of Ito ;mbar. E. Aide, Lei Great George- I ]far. Skew, trtleapel-Malter to to the Haig. Board of R. F. Salt, Esq. Lambeth Manton, Red- Lim -at., T--,race. Hot:ions. 11. Wild, RM. New Palace-, Mrs. Woodward, Hampstead Yard. town. W. Swath, Um IVithant's Mr Phillips, Camomile ' Buddiaiea, Old.streei. I sheet, floitintramae. Mr. K. Wlllty Book of Lug- I Mr. ftrglor, Uloamter-+t., Queen-agnate. Fenton, Esq. Ball's I Ndliam Tenbroke, Eery. Pood, Islington. Austin Friars. Menem Haynes and Cs. Al. Mr Wm Chrialmas, Comm!. der.eate-i.trert Ofticr, Bank. John 6604401 am, L.q His Mi.s Doom., Omit James's- NI airs; F.eclampter. llru,t, Itrdho rue.. Mr. Aia.wir Honey, ranter. Leonard Vanestt, I bury Pharr, L.autretle. heathens Place, Charlotte. T P 3layhear, Lag. Iloh etre, 1, IVhattehapel. I,,is ay . reaton, E.q. %Vest WI os Pemberton, f..q Sault 111'1,14. Outran. Mr Leib, lissup.ieed toms. , Mr. Leman, grocer, Market. 31rears. au.l Hraly, altret, St. Jean's's. I slid Com,aton•stre..t. Mr. It .11 , 1" n rmpectrally inform,. those oho tory he diepos ,r4 to try tin- heaths.% powers u( ha sour. rsanedy, that for ' m n Ecorra: acrwonassdation, it may be hid a bottle*, price 1, ;5. +temp ao. ,114,.,1, at hi+ Sow's. B. Marlekn, Nu n, (ik... • cester•mreet, Queen-square, IMuorimbiasy •Iterr also ; *hp are uli,artai.fr charily m sy appls, rod he 6Upplied gratis; Ranslals'., Royal Cachange-liatr, (..:urnh.ll; Mattrasa's Per- foatee.• hop . , ei. neet_alre - e1; Mr liitias,BooLaretter. Cheap ;net, Li.;4l; and Nears. Mtge and Chalk, Chelotsf , Yrti; Mr. Kr) aser, C"lthrater: Mr. tVasbh.ourco, BOOkaeller. Gloactorr, Mr. Detain, Coro-street, istol; Mr Traa• etta,Exeter; Mr. Clark, ati,s, WO street, 14..rouils ; Mr. $ nicer, 11 ), I:taf.s , l-strut 11r. A. t .e. $;. close; Mr. Haattassin, 31, Ilaynatrket. Hasspatra.l, The above ts a ahateEectail real, ly in the Hooysila- Cough. MB Any gasality., nut les. thl3 terry bottles, s •at to any part of Ilse eoss.etry, opium rvegt.Tolig as oteluaert of 11. for cowry dote, earrlsze free . VI bore also may AP purels,-.1, a Pamphlet, rice 6.1. con. samovar assay saterrittr.g letters f..sas perlo .6 of the ars' re. armabiltly frith obsCr* atioas ilsc sdtd :et of Begs roes, au for charging and discharging Pultlic Accountants. It hay likewise been recommended that the Et. caeener linprest Rolls written in English and coin mon moment:al figures, should be made up, and srnt in the Audit-Office every three menthe; and further, that they ahould contain every distinct issue made to an accoootant.tn ovoid the necessity of calling Cu. special !tannest Rolls at a consider able exnense ; and also that the isoirs in matey or Bank Notes on the one imnd, soil Exclutereer Usils, to the Aceonntent, should be distiorasheds tar se cure the regular return and account of the inte rest due upon those securities. Tne practice of transmitting duplicates of im vest accounts to the King's Irterurmiirancer may hot. prrhap.. hare been sufficiently noticed ; but consi,lering the absolute inutility of this practice. your Cumulittee have no lips 'titian in declaring that it ought to be discontinued. The process of p rasing sct•ounts examined by the Auditors through the Offices of the Exchequer, ■nd of ob taining the quietus from the Pipe-Office, they consider as equally weirss, and as hating no other object than the profit of fees arising therefrom to the Officers in that Department ; your Coiniuittee ha%ing therefore recrommenderi the abolition of all upon psesing accounts through the Eitii ch-quer, are of 0pt..... ottou a mature con...Meru% Cull of this purl of the subject, that the Office for auditing the Public accounts ought to be relieved in the process of passing Ac.•nuuts from a ll ince,. Miry connection with the Exchequer Offices; ■od that upna the Anal declaration of as Account, a certificate of discharge from the Auditors being substituted for the quietus, should be granted by the Board of Aarlit to the accountant, and the ba lance, tinny. with taterest charged under the 39th and such Geo. 111. c. 54. recovered by a process la•uerl for that purpose. The accountant, if aggrieved. would as at present possess the means of obtaining redress. by legal ap peal to the Eschegoer, or by application to the Lora', of the Trrasory. The inconvenience to the public, of delayiog the recovery of balsoc.s till the U 1 c 'tint gets into the Pipe-6160t', seal to the accountant also, in wait log (or his quietus till that protros is consplrte. ere among the many evils which result from the pre• e •t In considering the roustdoscui of the Audits Office, and the regula.iftat by which it is governed. it has appeared to your Conitnittectbet the cx. ems which has been noticed an the number of Commis wooers and Officers of a higher iliaisriptim, and the deficiency of subordinate Clerks. was both a great impediment in tke way of any speedy and precis cable improvement of the .nfice, and one of the principal reasons which prevent a greater ',regress front being made in the sce , iunts. Your Cmnini a tee therefore recommend is gradual reduet 1111 l in the nuinlwr of Commissioners mid Inspectors to I c made from time to time, as opp.irt unity may offer. and as may be found eweirs'ent with the riut4hhe claims of nadiiiduals; they tiniik it net . „ at the euee time to. pose the .1110 , once of a amid/ increase. if ii• - ...r iatermr Cie , kn. persuaded that such • awidifiraties of the eatatilishmiesse would be calculated to introduce internal disclishois. hal-. fortuity of practice, end dispatch of bullion es; MA they would add, the intli.peil.ahle n ece, s aiyi of It o transfer of the second Sululivisioo Bi..ard-to the head Office at Somerset-place. With regard to the atewure of all cosstrd on the part of the Gess neral Board, which has been noticed as one of Nee chief defects in the constitution of Ihe Audit Ofe lice. it has appeared to your Collimate... that it ass a matter of extreme lentil to suggest any al e ff ectu reatedy in this rrs; t, such d .f. et being inherent in the coostitaition of the offlists. ToD want of an efficient and superintending authority A the Audit Office is most obeions; and your come esittee strongly recommend tine aniajset to the future attention either "'the Ilan* itself. or to tote consideration of any Committee on Public E spews dittire her.aler to n- appointed. Tlir testimony of Nlr. ilarri.on. sod the Papers referred to in his Evidences. sufficiently shim tli,t the Treasury dues not, to wrist of fact. elver, ions say examinetion of the statement of A. counts trausinitted by the Auditors ; nor could suit reo rientation tend an getter .1 to say oodni iii•r ! vele ; but as it appears that the premiere of sub:rtitting etatenients of this descriptios to the Lords olthe Treasiiry for their approbation, has for its sittieerte enable their Lordships to decide open easy dua luaus points, and to give the Acenuittintrean-op. portunity of appeolei44 spinet surcharges. your COl7lllllllOl life ..1 opinion. tint specs. • represents tins.. in the Treasury in all case. of Ought, and fin ofilciel not.ce to the Aerroontent of ewe eventual surcharge to enialik burn. within a limited time, to make Isis appeal either to the Eecnegni r or the Treasury. would etrover 01 the purr...es of intii. ing Accriants to the lintel Oita, and allow of Illiit protein beteg ettoseothee*Spitrfted .rich. - - The- peactice of issuing money without account, other than such as shall be required by 'he Lur.ls of the Treamry, and the examination of these ac counts by Officers of the Treasury, your Commits tee cannot but observe is open to very venoms fibs jretions. and frees the list contained its the rippers dtx, appears to have moth increased in late yeevs. The dangerous teadencr of each alweceeding, to the extent to which it has been carried, is ten cap.. vino. to need benne panted out, and your Come mince are strongly of opinion that melt ismer* ought to be strictly confined to those caws ulnae secrecy rs aliwilittely necessary, or the disclosure attended with palpable inconvenience to the public service. From an inspection, however, of the list contained in the Appendix. and those chi. Is have already been laid before the Hoene durnig the kat Session of Parliansew, at is seffiriectly apparent that the nom* are not confined within any such rule, but the power being unlimited, is liable to be exercised for purposes of pirate trensideration mid personal favour ; and they are not aware of any 'enemy which ought to have prevented the arcounts of various individuals contained in that Last. to whom monies are annually intrusted for public ...trice, from bring made sal je t to the examina tion of the Auditors of public MCS:01111ill. In noticing the arirar which appears in the ex. amination of these account., it is hat jitc ice to wards the Assistant Secretary, Mr. Harrison. end the set.i'r Clerk, Mr. Cotton. to observe, that DO attention appears to have been wanting ors their part. but that diligence and regularity in their proceed. lugs ere very conivAtieres. and rosily to their credit. Whew your Committee. however, **weirrilet the great variety and isspesisare of lit . .ir lessiotiss transacted 1,, the Treasury. sad the inexperlienc7 of slowing to the office which regale's, said eons trots the issue of public money, the power ohm of sailitmg the expenditure, they have on hrsis tint& , I 1 deflating that a regular arid independent race of scconlits would, in every respect. he a mole proper dvpatonent for the exercise of a vicilmit and efficient control ; mid then f -re rerommend. that all monies issued by the Treasury fur services. other than these before stated, should be scenooted fur to the Auditor. of Public Accounts. In the course of this Report, several remsarlts i hove incidents:ly been mode on the forms ef ac. i counts and other matters of °Siml rectify, as well as on the mode of keeping the different tedaers and books, and other subject of internal rrgulas tion. These, your Consomme apprehend. might he intrusted to the Commissioners themselves •to regulate ; and they r. commend. ttiertfore, that their suggestions upon these points may be referred fur consideration and adoption to the Auditors. Your Committee also fro omnsend. that it he re. &reed to the Asetitnrs in hake mariner to revise curl coueohdatc the accent! Atte which have brae reared