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mac presented to Oa pre* Session,. era &at. hoed on account af- several charges, marked on the nason dieted, and because no credit was given of viLtt was receivild from the Trophy-Tax Commencing At Christmas 17911; that accotiot has sever been *flowed tap no this 'period, end the tax ilits 'moo collected without coy interruption wh it - . aver. On account of the difficulty of iwasing these accounts with the Quarter - Seamus. they. never brought them there again. but -brought then* be forethat Court of Common Council, and three they passed. In In), an account ofshe receipt and ex pendttore of the ituid tax, Ap t to the 2211 of October, was i;tesentect. to the Quastor,SeaviOlia, and &nil lowdd (*vita/nobler real:int as before. Another ac count woo brought forwer din 100. in which seve- . ral charges were objected to and dedacted, which. after some furthp charges were.struck out, was al. lowed--t he late. Itecotder. however, (Sir John Rote) deieenting thereto. The Oomrnittee beg me remark, that whoa the seine ac.:olint was divallOw od in the forrnet year, the balance in hand ap peared to be only 2541, tie, and in the same account as [ l 9l Posed. the Jaolance in hand was 29531.2 e. 4114. instead of a duplicate of this account being vaunted tothos Court, llowever the .tth nt.ty br worded, he would venture to say that • gross de• eeption was practised, ■nd that by such mean' the very recount that wes 'wrote disallowed, with this east balance, was pawed. and the balance never ac counted for to the present tuoineet !—On the 26th of April 1402, tht accounts were again presented sod allowed at the Quarter Sessions, and no ba lance brought forward; although, independent of former balances, there was an admitted holance . of 3981. 4s. •d. Who were the Magistrates that passed such accounts, arid have entirely evaded the Ace of Parliament. lie needed net to tell the Couit that these Magistrate.. were Officers of the Court 'he now addressed. The late Recorder, a man of honour and integrity, would not piss that stoma he had mentioned, because tt.e balance was sot brought forward; ant yet in the teeth of such rensal, three Nlagistrates had the hardihood ' i n that account passed without ally satisfaction ithstaver being alluded as to the balance ! Upon thowhole. there appeared to be an actual h.ilsoce upon the face of these accounts of ft,1641. 13. 7,1. which titaitht to be, or norrtis, in the hands of Commissioners. Of their Treasurer, but which re assess unaccounted for. Ile knew nut by what Wed of swearing this had been effected ; hut it ap peared to him that it might be dennininAted bad double superfine swearing the Act of Parliament, it appeared toot a new Trophy Ts could not i n ' levied so long as the Commissioners but a Tronhy Tax in their hands. Tory bad th.:refore no right to levy such a TaA upon the Citizens of London, an long as such a balance remained in their hands. Ile had given the M 4 dthlrotes notice that it was his desire and in tention to attend at the Quarter S•saiona altimeter the neat account of the Tro : thy Tat is to he pre rented, so as to show that at e. be allowed with out a gross violation of the las.. They had also made St their duty to inquire into the use and cervices of the two Regiments of London Militia; and the re sult lye° that point had been. that they did nut Lid that any practical good had arisen front them, whale all the I.:turners Attending them would be far shove hairy nuihon of money. or nearly as much as all the revenue of the CO? of l uu.:.nt.They aro actually of 110 ore, 4,9 t .itteivied with consider -114111 dattger, by in•fothicing persons rho are not eilasetts. Tire *rooting imittettar property t.. stub eras not the police of our acce.rore, who, 4 , 11'111 .11 nee:l.lolW, raper I the gl. Atria it. this respect ; and :t wa ild thereto, e well become no to follow thew es supple. There was one other eire•tinot4ner, which she Committee bad 11.0. ALAted (bur perhaps they could not), and that was (.s it load been iritmeated to hum), that there bad been formerly an application made to the Nli wows of this country, during the mayoralty of Sir Rteberd Carr Glytir, for a loan of 6,0001. for these very liegtairute Militia, which was oblitiN.A.nurl tweet repaid to this tooment. if this circumstance could he contradicted he shoots) be well plea*. tl, as ba was persuaded there aroald be enough upon the shoulders of the peroas implicated is the Report he was about to Is; upon the table, initeprndent of this chetgr. Ile then concluded with moving, " That this Report he now read." This -notion bettig unailumnslv carried. the Clerk accordingly lead the Report aloud, the rub- Liaise, of winch, as nearly as our short-hand writer enfold collect below the her. was as follows : To TUB RIGIIT DONOIDASI.I Tilt LORD MAYON, Al WANES. AND CONVONS. Or TUB cITT OV Bosep,,N, 111 C^MlttiN COUNCIL •SSESINLIP. " We shine sanwo ale larressitn sslweeihril, of your Spcnlall CP4M/tittees, to wltinn, on tie •toth day ;sae leo% it woo tamed, ds 'frond • To this r..nre, whether it seas net tie elsoirub's to pr. pare • Ran for the rossilireatre • of Hoe Overt. in he prearided to the llosoorshie the Hume of I Comistous. wholly to repeal th: tof the 36th of Hie • peewee Mari. sty, aothosisise the raring of the Iwo Re. 'Worsts of Loudon Milit:a; and to enable the said two Re. giewsta, after ouch repeat, to offer their iotemird terriers to MS Majeouy. Opolas suet, ternandeainlitioos a. His ! Majesty may le pleased to prispo.c, and as the Of firers I sad Friesen' way, in %hear sem!, loyalty, and off. china far HI. Mtrierty's person and G. %crosscut, be *inanely is skated to wept ft - fury. " That, is porioanee of the shove reference., we felt it nor fiat) to ester autos minute toga.. v respect of the Caine Tina , la tto progress u: s.ch inquire at irgoreed the attends:KV of %le John lamer .owl Alderman Hooter, t;oloaris of the re. speeder Hivigico to ; and at. of Lieut.-Col. Wargo 'ad M..* Wilson, lately bedusgi it to the Silent; to whom WS peOpMtell vcrol issesnourt, relative to the cartage., ressuita , 4ioc the two 11( . pusetsto of Leaden Mum, the ramng of the men, Oven pe.senotion, dnehatze, theertion, and ;coeval wet...es ; • Ito, sea. ret dive to the Moth Porte, it• am toot, as./ *pp..- I roam* We afterwaerb cause' estritao.e. of the 4a141 goelosooo tole conoutttont o fiti.l:. VIA dei.erreil to then' retpecluelir, senesconste there onswert Tome I..ltuoltur have not, .airs able to oh. tale soli estietwoory totoneetalo ou any to tio se posi.. film Vidossels cir John Ramer Hooter , ohi:o Lsentetiont- 4 ..^ltend Wstest and Major Wioion, an 4 otteo hove throughout crowed noe greatest readiness to torni•h the tof...astioo repine.' M throe 1.14 w our...lves tom pelted to state, AM Mr John Cower and ( oloael Master, after repeated delay, wool regimes: forgivr nose for roninde, t. 4.•., hare !,-tw0.74041:, refooot to g.ee ao.wer to the groat...es pr0p...n.4, vA , is see sioneee to sc.-oast foe the swags sf atroistatemsois, the amount, or oi•pr , iartatiou of the Sloth Perot. " That Colonel. !lie John Eimer ant floater 11014 then. vim puponiuble slope b. the l'ontrtilesionere of Lieote. sansta.a opp-inte.l 17 the and of whet, fire, limatoloo. as. .tilewe i yet; fiftgeth.ol at the 1 , 311011 time, lieNt Ploy iieveltres one V . the Corp .5.'4-.3 I .* td"dirt• and 1.01. an imp.'. Italy t , s noel. .•itistus who o pen tau that ibitAuits.... Visas Sat .101 is X•iarr is Wuxi , • it *intim if this gereekiteee, eiki it Mem.mow! Ilia duty with that.. gif the other hiwebere to inquest. Asa* That it appears free the Mid ialortitstios pair Com mittee ICall oaten+ that the expense of meintaisint the twu rroniests Leedom Minis, cermet Ile estimated at a ism sure than 30,0091. per a 111111113.. " That in addition to the o . enormous expense, the govern' Wards within this Ciiy are put to henry tool (devour charger for risimiig the own, (us , whieh t►ey 11... levee guinea* per mats, that heu, the aqui commuted tor with flattens/a trf Lienreisaney : suit khq are also suljekt ed to other ►iissy charges for Mg uiainteuam e of the wives and families tit the said. Militias, which latter expense aloof, upon the moat moderate computation, exceeds 4,00u1. per t. " That while the Colonels receive seven guineas for rais ing each man, they ard generally obtained for five or six Irtdleas--aometioses at less than one halt of that sum, sod in "some instances at a sinzle guinea The consequence has been, that they have freqnvotly bees fount wait for ser vice, discharged, suit the Ward again called upon to supply the deficiencies, to their great gra:saner, and the obvious valuta nieut 14 flue Coktels. " That the clothing of the two Regiments was conduct ed by the Court of Lieutenancy, flout the year tyyti to the year tsos; when, hi consequence of a Memorial peesensted at the IVar-011ice, Coin the two Colonels (Newuliain and •Eamer), the Mooti n g WAS transferred to the Colonels. 'lke profit thereon tieing upwards of 3nol per annum for each• Regimeot, and probably a lunch larger suns. which Ism not been earned to the Stork Purse, I. is the CAW ail some Re . . rma', but whollT approprialtoi by the Culoor ta their Win um; and enaolu. " That th, y seceite the allon mire for clothing from Go vennelit for the fill ',lenient of men, notwithetandiog any deficiency that may vest from the various advantage; this &cited, sta well as In the promotiou, desertion, 'ham, awl recraitina of the turn, they, tu additiuu 40 their pay, receive emicideratile catJlaineots, wh.rh realer, iii oar opinion flair situation far more lucrative than that of co, lone) of.itiy other ficgliarat of Militia, ur et ea Ilegiumat of the Liue. _ . _ -- —.—. " The Stock Purse is a fund arising chiefly from the profits spoil the allow/sores received from the Maeda fur recruiting, for roier.sit men in lieu of those decease', anti dirliarget, and from the Lieutrimiatcy, fur men protruded nod deserted ; and the unpin. of stub monies ..• shailreenans, are directed hr the Art of Parli•ment ti 1w applied as part of the Itegioneettil Suck Pane In the te.st Louden Itedoonit, under the retoneued oftlielate Col Neonhaus, the reunite of the said rued was kept in the mimes of the docent:ld Officers, mid it has been applied to defray such expenses of the reeinient for which (he Goveromeut admirers was found iusufficient. —stance the Regiment was embodied, in March inii3, the expenses in aid of the mess for the entertainmeut of General Officers. including herr to the era, Ike. has admeated to shout eenl, per annum for that period. And there is a sur • phoneme in hand amientior to shoat 2,6mi1 , which Lieut, Colonel Vrigaii states lie is willing nut desirous to pay over, to I 0 applied fur public purposes (a \enterer Si. John Earner shall he called upon S. she the tame), sad out for private ad venture " With respect his the Stork Pone of she East Leudon Redolent, ostler the command of Sir John giver, poet 1 C eeni n ie ttee. met lieertg been al.le to "mai. any informatiois I 4.,' , tree .tehirft, etcher front Ste Joh i Eaturr,, or Colonel lli:•il.r, alio oar Lirut -C.ol.osel of Ilea' 11rvineal is hooter, Lila, silent s .pe ,k with the ..11,1V ItiVei,l‘lll. belt 4...11. the iliforMatl to they have receire•l, aril lluJoin that elate hare Lieu• about three times the :mother Of promotimis, mid above ; dontele the member of .Ideetione, to what there have heel. is the oilier Reeaueut--there appearing. be au scrouut as- i sexed brit mita, he hare rem received by the Hest Reels . me.d of Loudon elnitta, for the last meld years, the sum elf i 1. 6 71 1 la to supply the ilrlieteucees oceminoesl flurries; I .1,0, the arta , of 3. 1 ,01 iv, a .I. frrri.tl by the Colonel of ' the E.? teeniest, for Ili- game me eel ant the same piir poses'—u well as from other teriminstares, all fruit!nl a „,,, r ,,, o r 'mo t s/ mem ; s oar Committee have no sceople 111 bl4tillg it as their ileriil..J uptown, that tlie moral id the 5 e .,,,t, p,,,,, is this Iti.;:tirocAl Must have very cuasiderably ded that of the other . " •I hat ast iilastalidine the evident excess In the receipt, ir of the hoick Plow of the East lie:demo, it appeal Vint the expemliture of the sane ha been oriel' less, laaresuch r Sir John Earner dot not permit not lams er Isis Ittzt:eletalt owl an the emcee:to Mot Geary .1 OM: •is, flit tither,. o f the 1 Krititlie/t1 were, eel iseremmetel e, ealle.l otion fur one Ciliate each, and the detideliey may 'if as)) p awl out of the said 1 ' Stork Parr*. " That it appears that Sir Jolts Eine r had the wile cos- I teal a n d ,tionisal of the same fond, moil the I.irett L'elretel aril Major we.e mil allowed at all lo jolt!. tree r ape Intel the .rune--shat there relit therefore owe to. seams a memo& rrtele stint, Whirl. should Ire &pollee for public pun pines, mid lint 1 used 104. private emo"uinahl. . Vow Committee have, for the information of the Coml. hereunto anoex. , .? au Arrenent of the It11.11:4. V of were die chareed, Jae. from em le rettertrot, hoot the las of March - loos, to the tails of Ihreuilnr to 0 I " This Court mint lie arse of ihr a r e fg res ti ! o f o h ts i n :,, g . ! , Infarmslities rropreisite improper r Net in the enlisting i 'H o e1,,,,h,,, %r o e m .. i r ; s.cer l . ,onutollee how•ver, feel it th-ir duty tObllllllllt the td11011.0; not:noes to the console:- I anon of the Court , ' . May ea, Igoe—Thew Lam", ~f the atli Company in the rase Loudon, wan 1$ It .1 for deiee two, Sneered 10 pettish ' rimut—parchawil his diseliaree fie t euioctia and Iwo gui se.. Is. 5,, r i a , ; ,t Racism C o urrottatrue Coe Iraus+et.ori. " John Joais, stiesic I Ihrt Miler .10.1.134:011 . 3,4,41 by the Porgeors mot Assistaut Surgeon, situ both nem ted tem unfit ! I f oe service : 1 u a few ii tyl he um oa the sick-lint, sot pat i Into the reenerstal ho•piial, with wer•heloas reelaternr. r He received ear gets emery, red was Mocha:tied is Fe i !weary following, " lOUS Jan 16. Tient Trent) , reported too old. .. . Starch ill Peter South Thor Grew tie Paul Revell ..... April i. G Cr en I.r Charles Ciimmtue .. The Arne six men were remetrel ley the •reerpen 15.55 for mreire; beef were lateen Aar the Colonel, at *molt bovuties— weer dud soy deity-a-ea I Inert 111 , 011 after .itoel,grge.l. 0 1.1.4. N o rs -.oil; ill king, Light Cetnip••• • a sot! rum p`my dint soPier, refused he lon re engaged, We requiring the stooge of She twenty allowed. " From these and oilier facts reaultiar finni thee inquire, it will appear that sire realest atm.., iniee.ooloet, and era. Managems gat lane prevailed; nod that she whole has turn sive!, peohlrleta soul oriefal only to iimerithaels. but biddy rriesnos and oppeers.ve to tirist'its. " That the appuintnient of the (*Meer+ In she London Militia is 'retell its the Coact of I..riirnaiti . , . no 1 ago-t -ab', toast Art of Perlisment of lise*Oili of HI. preeent tle r•sy, 1 No sr irroit shial/ be is•md few the raisin( say Ti.. ply !ifii ies, en the Justices of the Pear, ee the elver part of furls Jo.? c.v, at a Geserel or Quarter Sciiolouo foe she said Cite, *beg kit r rhassereri and a lowed she Troths. Mosey Let recreeml, ten net, and esdleeled, sad certifier I inch euansiostion of the saki Aerosols ander the Isaiols and swats of Hier . r inure of sock Jester, to this sant Como indisiaris.' " That the Colonels of the said Militia, beteg Ahlerasco, are ant only Coimunaioners of the Court of Lieutimary, sail therefore se.,...aeriniatral ; but hkeerne, ao Magatrales, tear :!e eraeisiae and parr of Muir num allaramge t by which neet cheek and emitted roe the expeoditure of the will Timothy Tr intruded and remitted be the said Act, is frustrattd and evaded, and the most scandalises abase and 1 violations ut law have ensued. " Your Commetee have therefor felt it necessary to di vert their initswire lo a particular seraer respects( the receipt eel expeohtere of the Trophy Tax, and the manner of pursing the said accounts, sod have c timed several does. meets relative thereto to be hereunto annexed . ..It apprises, that in April e;os, there was an admitted Wanes tu the beads of the Cosa litSOWltilli of Lteuteuatie), or thew Thome,. of 320 L as 3ul. "That, on the with day of February type, the first acermit of the receMl and eapruditime of the said Tax, porporhoe to he . An Areasiot fowls the std of April 1793 (tei iisir the date of the thro ('omirmeir of Literaance), to the do de, of ICreroilier 171 t inclumwa: was reseeded to IM Gorier lleerioioi, and • elimilred ite merest id' the weersii ehreiree ow art:Mae minis timpr:l, sad beers we cob& V seer•Jhe Wart • refeeee'aike At Trap,* Tani eentecasiug et retest. • mac 1790. That from the Ist of Nov. t 707, to the 31st of Now. iyge, so accodat appears to Lair been presented to the Quartendiewsioas ; although as account fur the above periad was presented to the Common Council. " That, In October 1799, an account of the receipt and rapt:udders of the said Tax, to the ayd of October 17111, was press ted at the Quarter Session*, aid which account • ' else dieallotet), air , weeret ef the several charges misdeed on ge marg,a i.ltetref; am! Gee Inv ea credit is glow njTenet iI r:e.ired Item the A:ephy lis, camoirreing et C;. " That on the .2.1 Oct. Ilion, the- above account, after several deducimus of charges objected to, was agaiu preseet , e.l, and which, after same farther charges being thee Work ut, was allowed; the late Keennler however (Sir John Roo.? distrenting thereto.—leer Committee beg to remark, that • when the same account was disallowed in She former year, the telex,e eft haw{ appeared In he eel 27,41. tie. asd is the elm • •iccoust at new pasted, the balesee it hand tau 19;3/.1. 7.i. " That although the Act of Parliament expresaly declaim, That a duplicate of the said arcouats, so fares the 9.1116 e relates to the receipts and dishilricilleals of the Trophy Tax by the said Commissioner., be 'nasally certified oa oath, au.' delivered by the said Clerk or Treasurer, to the Mayor, Aldermen, sad Commons of the City of Loudon, so COMIUMII 1:4111114:11 8111141:111bleJ, previous to making soy new rate ug• assessment of the Trophy Trues—y Committee were astonished to find that no duplicates, whativ‘a of the shunt aecuttut, as allowed, was rser il"livered to Tie Contmou. hut that a doplieate of the sconint o Isieh had been before presented, said disallowed at the Quartrt Sessions, was substituted for the IMMO, and, no the 17th day of Dec. aline, delivered to this Court. ..That notwillistandiwg which,Au direet and tlegrant viol it lation of the Act of Parlianseitto the and 'Frophy•Taa was continued to be levied apart the eit,SCUS of Latudes. " That flue of the charges is the said aeconat, which bad been objected to and mend; out, was a balance due to the Treasurer, of 1591. 75 1.1. That wither iu the aret.unt pee. seated to the Common Cotton-al for Skid period, sot any other acconat bas it appeared that any sect, list:lure either esihied, Or MY eves 0•1•11—... on 11. e contrary, in the sad JETUVitt pmseated to the Common 11:uuticil, there appealed to he A halauce...of al. 35 (id. only. kat er aottogy to dee anc:cit Fusee of the City ut Ltmilon. "That the prelent Lumi•lto WHO r am 11 , 1 t 111 .I.IN of the kilo • force irtimkiuszil of the Cit .tll4 or I tbtrrof. " That no the nth of done teat, the Recounts were pre sented, and allowed at the ttnarttor siesrions, he !:•t• %%L.:km Levee, Kist Nathaniel Nenishaw, E 4,1. Sir Join' honer. Klee. and John Aunty, Esq. " That this Costi I will observe, that all the abate persons were Cominismoners of Ae Court of Lieutenancy, 9.1,1 the majority of them (.5 Out of a) thfitei s in the said Militia, •Iso hare lure had the CX:Ifli.O1111071 of Ihrir Obra and Jul actually pats the saute, although the balance of the hit accowest, amounting to 49131. lee. 51. was out brought toward; sad Sir lobo Rose, the late Reeonler, protested against the same, nude - aimed at to he written on the said ttc• connt, The Records r dissentine, because the hal:nectar the former account is not brought fin ward.' " That, us the 26th of April !sod, the accounts were again protested, and allowed at the Quarter bessione, and no ha lliard; bson.:lil forward, although, independent of Gower ha- Inners, them was an adtaitted balance of 3951. tr. b I. uu 1.1,t preceding year. " That itapppenra Its the arebtillte paired in the two sisl. ampleat years (lona and I vu t) there were balanc,s Cominissioners, and that these halances were brought ward. altboogh it Arm nut the case with any of the prccesivi4 balances. I " That *Mee the above period, It appears Oral the he. I Mures bare been brought forward Us the accounts at the Quarter gessioul; het in the duplicate recuLide pee wiled by Edward G. Rolith, Eaq le the • t of Cow. wr so Council. nese or time ileta seer L toe Gra Iwoogit t Rs sail se:oasts are prwaisarty wore re Is Atoo is 11. All.teiog saunter • 1 J • hereby certify, that the foregoing contain, a &ph rale of the Account .at the Receipts sad Dislionemwots of di. 1114, sty'. Caumissioners of Ltesteaseey fir the City of lam . shs,ao far as the alias in the Trophy Tan received and p od wphis the time shrterwentione.l. Winiem soy hand this ail day dhoti. tulip • ED. fatitrE surrti, Chal suit Ttrasoilet.' "That we cannot hit folly reenci ir, t!.e w.Ad on Ancestors; in the kilowl s • c to utoly &rime& avinst Admitlist me i n Iles Clio' any ruil:inry for.e er,r, sod taking upon thems•mrs tiler o ell ilave., %bit light is especially go ink lin itio■ l'i:y's thmeri •` Thai NA experience lie* proved, ih o t t h e Card i$ of it*ell autlicient for the pieserritunn ur the Irlyiillily t ' b 'f aulli, o the City ; anj that Aare to it r the more teerot estaliislinwd Volunteer Corps, to In Loutp.iseil of Cameos awl 'ohm ants only, arc tally aJtqw.se to may extr.tordinney ro genty that may arise, and is the only fusee that might he besotted to on seal oressisitai. Tb3ißmotsg the isomer ma evils origin.% tam these A is lb it of eariting troupalion la mercenary, ir.digo no, ou o folo men, to obtain the office ef Aloter i a a ., tir patronage or emolument, inciiiisialent with Ilse ditty gain.' of them as Indepea.lcot Cue:! Magistrate., ud to. likewise to the neglect of the tolicc for *Licit &kg al (*remit! elected. - - l• Yin.; Committee are, therefore, decitlety of arts„ Ono no practical gond In strlttl, or appears like ) sr. trOn3 the formation of lamb a force. Thct the several nottit,rainte, the raision of the said two &lomat., abrogate the chattered rights sod aucirst , v.leges of the Citucus of Loictari„ bet hew littewise ts ‘o . ISO Cel.,cmf.OS and Itte , Csi eapease.--We gant.ot, thernt sitate in recommending this Court immediately to arm - , Varticntetit, for an Act to repel' the wend Acts for,, am! maim:Ailing the said two Weak-am of LeiltiOlll %w -and :3 enable Mill, after meets repent, feral' dole eAtet services to lift Itl•sjesty, Upssi mach terms and cmalt.ws Ilia Majesty sissy he grarimmly o:aged to prop ose , e „, l the (MIT% gad initiates rale, is the,r zeal, loyalty, sad fectiuo for It's Majesty's remora and t.tt ..... incur, b e liagly to accept." r. %%. Al TWIIIII,I added, thee be should move . oo,Th a s the It. T ert be printed,'' as Le ea' not with the Court to eo:ne to a booty decisio n it night ; and it100,• 4 That the coneidiratiotr thereof po.tpooeti, that eopirt of maid Reioet he , e ,, every Metn!ier, and that the Lout! Matta be r queote.l to all a Aleetitos for hating the otiose O.' eolonietation." Upon the hit =Wiwi. as to the printinr, Iron proposid. Mr. plaelll hie to oecend it. it he ass refs Lh to End that the whole stetrmeret woul.l he in hl posselisinn of every Member of tout Court, at d ti, every Gendeopiti *retro d st;outd be preseut, au be fairly and honourably beard. Tuat motion ads then usiar.iinriusly rirried; was also ilia copies of said Report, torbes • the Appendix, be sent to every Member of Court. _ Mr. WAITIIMA4 nest moved. !" Tint the t. %hype be requested to call a Crate' end that inteutioti ofealleng it 14e inserted itr the .utz.urn This motion waie•olso carritti WA. ram. Mr. ALlelll.lllll HIMITIIII observed, that he bi not berg iu Ceirrt et the pehostiehen the Itepi brought is by Mr. W 141111040 V,ItS reed. Ad however, *lure tuishesl at it, mid found it stated an ea:ly part that'll* Wr. I tuutr:l eas at-guano: with certeht trete Clic& it t... lie tile it opoinisnity of eying his direct enntraiheiiou this ratieetintf, and nttrrly to distil tins harm j h any kaosaled i te at ell of these facts. At a tutu period htt erontil pose! this to the Coal, sail ' I stiiirect frogs occupying . soy more of their time I t' present. 'tat in St J. STATUE of HIS MA/ESTI. Nie. gPlOtn broug't up the Report of the C Sworn at the Guilatal, I.onders. the 141 Joy of Jane easy,inittre appointed to cov.i'l..r of the most pro Ba.oe Ili. Sc:lonlvy, Akternsin.• mode of carryitig into ellect t'ao litosehniotta Its " That it the said gernisst as resagee 1 . 4 0 ~,0 , .,, tn, ii ., lilt ion of the Colin or Continuum Council, to et SdAttiVett Intionee In hood of Ofiwil. 17s. 34. ansistl: from the a Stitite pf His. Majesty to •their Chamber, nitre lost sevotints only, is Out rineced so roc trout of (14 counnenioratioa of Iles P,l4jesty's !wenn; CU 084 arcomit, nor Isms nisociwy fir.oulht ftriag4l nor is the 'etest the 6001 veer of -hie re: gm-lie stated. , hotelier of rill I. ill id nu the bet oreoutrt h e re stated.a P. e mn ,,,... ;,,.... L e a very thine In shot po ,111.0117.13 Szles b3ILIIIreI art ...5 tte t t m ot bu s iest f oto in t is L ie ••••-••-••••----_,--_- done e eh..., gro ty .14 . 4 0.11101 : •oited and 000%4 tit I lie titian* I" r."Aie'd eh'el"'F' t '", whirls they were appoint s, -nu., ..i .1..4 lII* portions to Ire the deplirate. I aid' Karin; obtatued all possible information fro . .. l'or what meson ileac tollitAinee costedve ousde sables aitihtif arid stirveaurs to enable them .le com e t " t.t roorecl tem this Con and tin Citig.m. Of 11-wM proirkr jidginent in franitog the: , report, they h Jon, who ply th e son! tar, 11. Alto/Irks. of adch bslareee; r no . it, su bm i t it to the Court. He trust ed ilott In or how ghee cook! be called ercoents of the rapeodinire t • had tastes; in this tovestigs tm a could I.r the .said *not while meets balagees manned suoceusetest Pe t " sth eP tor poor Committee are soulite to decide, or area coujeetei e. mote the steConlitliall 4lll Of 111141 they had Li " Tied it appears by the rieeniair, this in rsoi the ne I mach at heart--the comniemolarion of she mas t r ceipt of :area's of Mc Trophy Tax essonnted to 17:1 Js. 1 1 ruarkanle era ,iss the reign of a beloved Sovereign, i lid '.; sad lti I!o 2. the scream of Ilse stone, nisoonthis to the hest manner. They had inquired into the in inn te. oe. one sewer brought rot •atil in the Recounts proper piste in which the &Niue might be eircted posited at the Quo ter Scasohns, wticb googol isoite the un accounted logistics setiol. 4. 3•1 and list) prociered sketches/if the a Iterations rec ess* " I het sirs the fund Maine aro inebestei ant called , to he made in the Chamber for that purpose. , Odom-suet seven., mol twilermil to 1113toti, their Emilie. a re , Entrap were producer+, and handed &bowl. to or attilea to evrlaut stkowatorts from On several parishes in ' eutti-It bad et ewe tine hien prop. and to eft% tin fa - 4..4441S f 11g.d.; that too payment whatorer few suet, al. . thi s Lo t 1 ' their Guilsthail. but il , lortosere %ight or cos legally be made out of the 'Trophy ' -.11 -• at / mellient in T.% ; Rua wt the swessets illsallnocAd the Ses.i 111 l s, so: Is idea was given up. front the Co4llllat Ititiftti 100 1 • riuutes forme., poet of the 4,14.-••sroug then mile, 'Ma plf 1,. would there be liable to mutilation soul igury, in calmly toe charge of Begot. petid.mis struck out and dual- to a p art i c ip a tion 4.f all Ilia filth and dirt °o h *lt ' Meet ow the nth al lune 84.7. he was sorry to observe the int.st excellent stork a That miewitlinamling v Melt. the above chntze of li., British artists, placed in that ideation , sent c trawl, le, fit es well no Ow clitrJe of 11591_ .°. ;J. m der to theTreeenter.which bail hers. diattlos: ed Sobel . ..re onent motet% ' , veil and dishonoured. I t had then hoes p rone., ; sail istrodoced into the ntrenotti 'wisest...l to the Conotteto to place the Statue over that part of the elevi , t Cioneih which ought to 11... e 'woo a oloplocate of the at. ptsif..reo where the Lord Mayer i cystat andsred; sod sioCe Ilica, in direct vi.d.otinoi of Its. • n ,,,, H e n , h ut th,„ was also e b en geoell t from le , Act of Parliament, monitor chorges have Inca wink awe deficiency preijd.d in Cots posed, without et t irri,,,,,, a t ii i ,. th i .,,i" beps,ms, piuii • of the light. and the site soot being c. 0 .. i voids ameba-ire of .14.1 us the arrount elloeed .. 4 shus formable to the reenlittion of the Cruet to have I elle of Jaw is"; t ail one oilier of 4'.'01. In ml. oi the in their 0.11 Chamber. The result of all their t 1 1 lase at count vomit as the loth of Aped in .q. liberations was, that the most adiautegeou ' s . .., it xi_ t 11. __, nimbi of the whole of our inquiries. so fir as twit i.„ ...id be ever his Lordship's seat I I respect. the 'Trophy Tax, i. that without of all lokota lotto ~. '''' emisideratimi the ato mut iri tin mower mai charges objected I to so the ta desellowe3..oritbout moiong the amount t ul iee ls re ni cerski have been soy objection to tin ; and he could not have images . of the Whit charges objected Si ler the late We...der t sse had he not heard it whispered in Court lt , I John Rose; is thoue aerostats winch were allowed, and t h e trowel of the picture (of the si.ge of Gibed 1 relit* alma of the same 4cstrriptlon, tool eo l'. , lee, is more rccert accousts-omithout talt . ln .4 c . a . rit e o ac i o r ror t r . ievr 18 .' 9 , at pres ent eecelliell the litulti°6 1111"1 i she memo of rimier for which im ere. ht was green ie ter et/ tor the Statue) would be opposed. fie the , gee -omits presroted, and ter whirl' iv ntOn they wet'? ..ijeeted j paid a Inhale of appleuoe to the execution sit' to at I le• Qiartor Sessioos ; wed also the expeoidotser Sc tin 1 conception of that excellent palming. but cosclin! i period for which no areutitil• were It...settled or allowed M I ; he - r thought no obloquy woo!' i tsit t h at t h e i r b ra t o bi er t wou ld he to pay test es, the Quieter !Sessions, which, togethi r, ino.t 1115101114 a ih e ► Nlonare to eery e9AsOlossble sum-liters %poem,. Ilposa , Csbe Cry 1 of these Areointts to be an actual balance of stunt. i is. ......r.-74. - bitthrown upon it winch mow is, or ion'it to i.e, is the hoodoo( tbe l'usionis- sash removing it to the bottom of th e room, re irash tot by giving it a seconds . t we I wooers , their TlV4 , efer , sod which Imam - Imams hoce.svolvd would occupy as conveuteut and conspicuous a s i for. where tuition as it now did. " That poor Committee forbear to remark upon eircuiw• et h e m, ser t s . o u r , nt a r p a p. ore ar, on . a l r l y ., a t id th re e p e r v, eh r. euelble, and wh.eli de molish ate the inefficiency of the prorating •est pusititc ea. the Court a se and panic i ib ot: ei ltad o g i res ageoli d eee , , .A e l e t t i h . fie ? pa r t i tr ati m p oed .es “ w T h O i l t, enigmas of list s'sCioln Arts of Pathogenic, sod the wool therein." of all moonset. 44 control niter the csienditure of the Tioplty Tom Mr. Alderman Gooo.tuent " That, in nie promrstion of these inquiries. we enteredada pt ' 'needy into the trontre attic Julies sod gavottes of the two • Statue. He recollected that room the beat with the last 'prober as le Lite ',rover p la te for lb their couta Co n :M ag it rr Regiments Tb it irons eery information we could obtain, for 'peeking of any to the Kingd..ms, with a ovine a " .l it,' hest r ' n `n ie n d I" we could Pet to the sohieet , thep circle at each end, sod it was b,, agreeing to sew -1 uts not aNtear of sin titooly whatever, tither to this innotratione as the psertut that it was loaded with trey or Ow country. 1 hot the very inhere of such • force in or met the metropolis, men oecemanly lead tu the tar- Ovary* and s o U. iniosion of (tone. an Ihr grads of ammo wale, wilds wakes w as na*llifeMed " °Rile further altegilts I "That the as, t scot 1....1itt1e Allotted to the Volume of be ponied the lOglrest enlogiom. London, and coniernitit by Parliament, reserve to they the Mr. S. Dixon replied in these obserrat:ena, enl nth* of &Vein: arty oven military feat; scud -tOon. co ow-pOl'oeti. lie lamented that as inch . ~,,.,.... too Viola ( "no ha t bug soldiers %parterre is the I'd e 1 hat eePimillei the R e Per t • li e eeete*44l4 11'61 11. 1 the &aid Regiment.. somber ill nooses ter egg. I. C 0..) Ilse IMlllitillii, wall flte, by egrecitlg therein, to be • - : a „•J4 ir * t;entien w ed th,f I Ito p a at mad the 9( distinct. Vid• and ▪ atir 1) o iJsI , I me mild ht It dioly "- Kw h! .itt.an M r . *vo 04 Ow gr. VAN 0 liou t ' o w , COu i f !be Maj. h ats oil et tre t u ga I ocrl p u Ibevi b i l e coo MI. WI Os Ne o ked i li It edi i n bar° , wed I. Lad be 1)14 vs , of 111.011,1 add Mr. J Oa Ow w 7 , Ora S' VI II Gel lOWA TM N. vet I tirfa r r~. repo t %let ' *rata M MA • Ike tle r•