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Sarrimaga 14, 1812. .THE COUItT DIRECTQRS of the GOBERNOR Irld COMPANY of the BANK of ENGLAND 'Are !thrice, That a Galt ERAL cool? wittim. bold it the Beck, on THURSDAY. Next. the Nth invent, et. Freeep 9*(7oek is tb, Ferreous, le tonsidtr ur A DilildPaid, 01101 . will alio be uss of the thsrterly Creeleril Cessna aop•lnted ity the (Char , ter. R. BEST, Secretory. F: 4 ;~,,. GUILDRALL, LONDON, Sarcasms* 11, ire:. rrH E COMMITTEE for LF:TTING the • C.ITY'S LANDS wig mot at Guildhall au WED. NERD& T , tbo $4 a.) of October next, at Twelve 'Minch at Noon, to LEI by ' , unix AUCTION A Boildinc Leas. for 61 year., (rote Michaelmas IN!, Ka piece of Oround w the east aide of the l'atinige leading free London street to N.. Loadon.aireet ' • and also A Repairing Loa'', f o r 31 years from :weebseims. es Ilona al the smith end of Londou4trett, sad or list wpm aid* of the said . Paaaagr. Tit Pisa mud Cooditloos for lotting. the said r lirs• lairbrims at site fake of woe'. seed the smd Mow nosy be eiroral seven days prior to the Atic iliaa4fplawises the hour of Eleven sod Tines, and alit ma the israinglif the Auction. AN. BUSH NAN. Comptroller. et. I Or. TWE ROMANCE (W A DAY. The Earl of A rettiteat, Mr. TayWere: Lord &mild)tetra Liston; Sir Mama Sawall , M r. won 01110 01911•111 San: F ....ie. Mr. Anbarb ; Baptiste. Mr. W. Wert ; Patrick, Mr. • , .:harit, Mr. Terry; Shingle, lir. !seal Lae. Lydia. Moe P• 1611; AreeSa, Mn. Jadineton ; Fumy, Mrs. Garrick; lig, Mrs Jones; GeOgif liberrhsai, Mn. borer. Freelerals in which, a Comte Pleas called INTRIGUE. Captain Rambletee, Mr. Menne; Varnish, Mr. Raker; few, Mr. H. Raker (from the Theatre Royal, Bristol. his first appearance ea this mar). Elko, Mrs. H. Baker (from Or Theatre Royal, Drilled, bey lest appearance on rib stage). Ts conclodo with the Fares of TIM JEW AND THE DOCTOR. Old Brow*. Mr. ; Doctor Speak, Mr. Faulk sir Ch cable, Mr. Jolin000; Charles, Mr. Baker; Aka. oa r , Mr. Osebong. Mew Changeable, Mrs Talkera. - bum Sarrwst °Oki, b —boned Gallery , The Doan to be opiate at Si: °Thick, and the Perform. wet to heti* at bees. Plates for the Roses to be taken of Mr. Maminaltani, al lie Utah., of mimes Private Boxes may be had, slightly. To.merraw, The Way to Keep Him—and Family Jars! Oa Friday, Marais!, Moos, and Night—and other Eater -14611111118. rmaArins-koriz„ RNGLISN 0P811.4..H01,125, _ _ _ STRAND. TTHIS Evening, WEDNESDAY . Sept. IS. win he semi se Operatic Dome, is three area, called THE BARON DE TRENCK. The Besse de Toroth, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Csammedast of Oats, Mr. Bowbothees; Areborry Swartz (Arm time). Mr. Smoky ; [Jowl &bell, Miss Kelly ; Hants, Me. Wittiest's; Method, Mr. Broadhurst. &woe, Miss Carew; Cetaii, Hrs. Greve. After which the Comic Operetta, called THE PROMISSORY NOTE. Mr. Ifarkhsen, Mr. Wrench; Mr. Scamper, Mr. Peerless; Birks. Mr. Salter. Mrs. Markham, Miss Carr; Carols's, Mira Carew; Cicely, Mire Kelly. Doors open at Mai-pl•I Sue—Perform. Segos—Second Price at Nine. Beers Ss ; Second Price 3a.—Pit 38.; Seread Price is Id. —Lower Gallery, Si.; Sawed Price law—Upper Gallery Is.; Seared Price dd. Tommie. Lien Almost the Rare—The Youthful Days of Gil Ile —;rod Assateure and Actors. Frllay,Fripe sad Easy—All in the Dark—sad Orissa Gees. begins at Oa Saturday, Frederick the drat—aad The Fair Ga brielle. Oa Monday, tattle sad Yarleo--aad The Highland Real. Teetrirt, Tws rorrke—Gretaa Oteste-aad etber tenstesite. This day ie pahlialsad, price Is. id. THE FAIR GABRIELLE, an Operetta, s in Oise Act; sad ALL IN THE DARE, or the B ates of the Elbe, a Coale Opera, as perforating as the Theatre lord English Opera, is two Acts, prier 2a. ad. By J. R. PI.ANCH&. By C. CbeaMe, Royal Library, Padloaalt. • Also ago Mettles' of Boardieg House, ; Fatly or the Hermit of Warkwoolt, %. • Hay after the Weddlag, it. St Mao thalirlaa.b.i Lulea at Howe, Is. ed.; Miller ial hie Haas Ict Sharp sad Plat, Is.; A Chip of the Old Bloch, It.; Acoesatioa, 6d. Bohemia., do. ed.; Music Mad, Ita.c Hamaeof 31.; Philosopher, 2.. ad. ; Plot sod Cotta::•rlitots 21. • Stokers of Salaiosato, is.; Touchstone, 35.; Haase sot at Saladows, as. It.* AI.. complete lets of the Theatrical Inquisitor oay ow be bad, &rutin a coaciasattos to the Monthly Mmes. Lavoie, the Ottinstle Mirror, with 17 Segraviap, 2 vols. price U. Is. boards. PUBLIC WISH OBEYED! HAZARD mid Co. alesys feel great pleasure whew ii is is their pewee to comply with lbw wishes if their Fries& aud the Peblie; sad is termitic she Schwa alas presest Lottery, they, wilh the approbatiss gf the other Contractor., adopted. as their model, the Old (Attalla's mast &sprayed by the Publie.—There are No Clames—Ne Fined Prizes—No Stork Prizes—la abort, the Scheme is as phis, straight-forward, sod simple, as it was priasibb, to mate it. The Promise will begin us the 30th NEXT 110111TH—there ars VW CAPITALS, viz. 3 2 II . • • 1 5,000 120 „ 3llO • 0 ii. 4 4,000 1 00 Tighten and Share, are Selling at HAZARD sad Co.'s old ay Oily fumigate Offices, 93, Ruyal tzghaege ; 20. Corr- Illt 2 I Oad 314, 01!std-otrest ; where they field, is the last Latterly and preceding Castries, THRILL Prizes of £20,000, histdie gsaimett• other Capitals. SOCILTY FOR THE DISCHARGE Aith RELIEF OF PERSONS lISPRIIRMSD FUR SMALL DENTS. Ceeertsuureet, Strand, Saliva 7, len. • BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, viz. Modeme being one third part of t►e net proceeds from her Concert oe the 4Stb Jere heel Tne /tees' Wirmotrc 11+16111W:is, brunt one third pert of the runt received of Madame Catainoi for the sue of the Rlonie es the 28th Jame 7 0 0 The Sort-mots of Mies Ansa arise/ass Round t s. d. •7 10 • (Ist, of Colebeeler), 100 L, &dotting Legacy Thrty 9O 0 0 Keene Phsgerold, Eq. pee Castle sod Cu..... A. 1U 10 0 Mrs. Fdsgerold ii Mel (Terry, tog A 5 0 0 Tke Bob. brieesier Stoshope A 2 2 0 Tkorise Thirley Gooch, Req. per If A 3 3 0 Rubel lirevirby Cooper Egq M.P. A. 1 1 0 lasso h. Meiners+, Esq. A. 2 2 U Wyndham lioatehbuil, Fog. per Secretory A. 1 1 0 1. C. M. (north Besotaction) A. I. G.lLetler.hoz) 6 0 0 Pc' the Dowlsonte and Relit of 42i.,11 Debtors, 16.301 is the Letter-bus, 21 sod ISO peace 2 0 2 2 . 169 12 6 Li.ralarirrd and relined from various PfIOODO 101 Amore. far ftir sum of . Comdered the Cues of 6O Prtutioners, Approved Kidwell for Characters 2 Petitions, Re;ected Considered inadmissible ledefsetions ere received by Jethe Camden Neild, Esq. the Tweeter( ' kiheyse.welk. Chelsea; also by Messrs. limits, E INVINIr. held Ct ta. l ionees's.streirt ; Messrs Humes, Fleet mdctits CNN; t gimet ITbilmitre rod Co. lAnnbard•Ogn . ei ; M emu.. C O 4S Ridge, and Co. Chas in ears per. " Co. ' W Fitsch.lane, CorisLilh Mews. Mamonersley% ran matt ; Meyers. Vi-.,. and Cs. No. 77, Losabard-street ; 4,, d by Mr. kirssewell, the Secretary, No. 7, Craven street, !brand ; ober. the lissaUs say be Ken by these who sre in. cli"d to support this Charley, and where the Stiniety meet ..'l's :PK Wedoesds/ in Ociwbra meat. ~. L• - ~-+~~"i ft liPUtcl; The *heft Committee appointed to consider the several Re• terse made to the Orders of this Huss* as 1119, 1110, 1111, and 19 4 11, relative tu the Sums Assessed, Levied. sad Expended, on scrums( of the Pi,sor to Egghead sad Wales; sod to report an Abstract hf the same.loaellter with their obiervatimes thereat', to the House; and to whoa the Report Gum tie Select Committee oa Poor Returns, warmed in the last Session of • Pediment, cad also the Act 80 George lit. c. 59, were referred ; and who were instructed to consider of new Protrusions for keeping sod patsies the Accounts of Maoits eapesded oo the Pour; base, pursuant to the Order of the House, coo. mitered the Matters to them relating, cud bare agreed to the following Report : Your Committee have the satisfsetioa of reporting, that the Returns referred to them, walairilmt statements of the amount of the soma levied by way of Poor Rate, sod of the soma expended oa the poor, is the year reading os Otis March, 1921, are complete, with the very imeunsiderable exceptions of [landau sod Manniaghast townships, West Riding of York. Connecting, therefore, these accounts with those coo; housed 1u the Report of the 10th July, In the last year, the Hesse hoe sow before it Returns Of the Poor Rates for Rise osetessive years; composing three triessiial periods, reedits' is March, 1821. la cooformaity with the pen pursued by the Comenittoe of lam year, your Committee brat present to the House an ab. • street of the whole sum assessa and leafed, or in the last I poi (for the remota assigned to the RepOrt) leriitt oily, in • Ragland sod Wales, is every year for whkb . Heritras exist, with-as becalm of the payments made Oben:oat for other perposesibla the relief of the pour, sod of theism, actoolly expended epos the poor. This athimmeot makibits a contioned redoetioa la the levies from the year 1817.18, so that to the last year the ansmoot woo lee* by about 300.0001. thou the year 181940; and lees by 900,114101. than is 1817.19. But Itw ou ld appe ar ' from the IPeamena, that the Sweat of the eapaaditare for ottottpselellass]birie the Wider ilse poor, hat bees %eons: ' ing fa the Ise these !mere (I), while the sums actually im peded spots the poor • have diminished. Whether this eir comstaoce is I. soy degree in bie accounted fur by a dot ferret, sad probably more correct mode, adopted by parish officers, of separsting the two statements, your Com: mates callow decide. Nes le Ike tweets* of the one bead of charge concomitant with the decrease of the other ; a dr emmstasee sacemarity involving s suspieion of immcorarry is the Retorts, because it is well known list in ti, period znatecerient to 1812, the expenditure for other purposes in creir.;•d more rapidly than the expenditure on aecouot of the poor. Your C om :l4lttee i however, think it conveaiest, now that a third trieaniat .c ried is completed, to give s County Ab stract of the Retarne referred to the former Committee and to this, dlati•guialriog :he sums so exploded for " Other Pur poses." The pecedlog plan are already before the House to mach detail. It may be convenient to repeal bete the penal statement gives hp Set year's Committee, of Ibt pe!gresa of the Poor Rates: " The pecablary amount of the levies by way of Poor Rate, pi ogresstvely and very largely inereased from 1748 to 1812. " The moon* of the sums applied to the relief of the poor Increased within the same period progressively, sad very largely. " The amount expeaded fur other purposes iocressed pro gesesissely, and still more largely than the expenditure on eceonal of the poor. " la refereare to comparisons with the year 1503, your Commaittee have to observe, tbat there is so account of aay *forage of years between 1783 44, sad 1813.14.1 b ; nor any bessaant of any siuele year Wiriest those periods, except that of the year 1803. The Noose will judge whetbror there would have been soy materially different result, if as average of . 1801.2-3 had been takes, instead of the year 1803 only. However this may be, it is clear that is 1819-IS, the tapes. ditto', both for the poor and for whir puppet's, greatly ex ceeded the amount in 1803. Since 1812, the total expeadi lure in both branches has still further increased ; and the remark made upon the former statement., that the expendi ture for other purposes rove more rapidly than the expendi. tore on the poor, is not applicable to the later yeast:"—that is, the years between 1912 aid 1819. The following obeereat loos of your Committee will he op plieable aolely to the 4ums stated to have bees espended trr the relief of the poor. Of three they a County Abstract, similar to that given in the last year's Report, with tbe ad. dition of the year 1820.91. And your Committee lay before the HOlate a statement, in which the former Retort'', so far es they relate to the ex peditors upon the poor only, are also distinguished by twenties and the nine later years are av eeeee d in three per , nods :—The first, of three years ',drag la March, 1815, be. lag the period which was seder the coosideratiuu of the Committee of 1817, sod which reached to the first year of peace ; the second, embracing a like period of three year*, eadi•g in March, 1818 ; and the third, comprising three years to March, 1821, instead of the two years gives in the Report of that year; and they b4ye added a table of the number of the people in 1821, as wr II *a is 1811. • It in mill true, as stated in the Report of last year, that the expenditure has increased from 1812 to the present time; More The first period to March , 1815 averages.. £6,123,178 The seco nd period. io March, 1818, iterates 0,84,,290 And the tbord mind, to March. 1821, &hinge, 7,273,229 gait it is •Ito still true, that the I lICTPIIIIII hia not beets pro• greasier year by year, shier 1817.18; sod that it is not now proerets:ve. tits the contrary, each of the three yearn of the third period has ex►ibited a diminution as compared with the year peeeedied. le 1917.18, the sasuust was Is 1818 10 .„.. ditto la 11119 SO ditto t. teto•tl The Committee of laat year ahavr•al is, whit reaps d the (l) ris —13 1 ,-10 /1,30 0 •514 1819 ?O. 112041 progress of the etpeadieure is the several ceuritin bad differed from that of Enabled sod Wiles enerrelly. Year Committee do not thiuk it menses., te, tails, except as tar as they relate in the third trinomial period. They will onlk loiters whether tl,e cnentlee, which formed en eseep•tou to the reseal statement, of diminution is 181940, as enewpared with 1818.19, ham/sauce conformed to the genetsl lute of dirolioti•ou ; and wbetber an other twenties baveexhibited a deviation. l a nine coestirs and ?idiots en the expeoditure of 1819-10 was grnter thee in 1818 19. lit every one of these, thee has hems a reduction in 192021 • mad II every one, 'stein the West Riding of Yorkshire, Sisal reductiou has besiege& the expenditure not only below the pieta bug year, bat below the average of the two preceding yearn. Berkshire, Norfolk. sod Salop, are still distinguished, by the exhibition of a their...tins in the third period of snoop, as compared wish the secreted. To ime.ore Dow en be added Lanesabire, Noilinghamsbire, Wiltshire, sod Worcester shire. On the other head, In two con titles only, 11 netingdon and Northemberlsod, dues there., 1920.31 'hew ite excessehowe' 191950. The innate! has been by es some, considerable,. age 1. velars sweaty has tie alimditare she yew 1610-111 equalled the oversleep( the toe preceding years. The general rate of diminution between 1619.20 and 1820 21 is 6ve per emit. Nottinghamshire exhibits the highest rate of semesters per ceot. sod Cambridgeshire the lowest, or oar percent.; compared with 1817.18, the decree* has bees at the rate of twelve per cent. The Committee of last year appeeded to their Report, se account of the average price of wheat, in perrods curreapond. log with those of iherto eras. Your Committee cannot avoid noting, without comment, a remarkable coincidence between the fluctnstioes in the price of wheat and is the Poor Rate,. lo the int period, both declined aunsally; both ruse is the second ; both fell is the third. But, though it appears 'het s rise or (all in the pricer of wheat is accompanied by a rise or fall in the @meow of the Poor Rates, it Is mot to be etidentood that tbe variations 'have occurred at a corresponding rate. la the last year, a separate statement was given of the sums ascend and expended in Ilion places which in the Popuisi too Abe ambers distinguished as towns. Your Com mittee have not preserved this distioctioe, because they have found that it is far from really exhibiting a distinction be tween towTe and country parishes. la conformity with' the recomnsealation of the former Committee, your Committee annex as accoeat of the sem expended for the relief of the pour la every parish, Israeli of the six year. which have elapsed since the 25th March 1816, to which period the last Parochial Abstract extends. On the 26th March 1820, 2,008 parishes bad constituted Select 'feeble'; it, the subsequent year the return is 2,145, making as increase of 139. 'Ube number of seststaot overseers mentioned is the Re turns, we., in 1820, 2,257, and In 1821, only 1,979; bet it is not clear that the number has been reduced, aloce it is possible that the Returns of 1820 skew the total number of asaistatit overseers then existing, sod that those of 1821, comprise only the number appointed under the Act of 1819; many places having bad soda officers before tee pasting of that Act. As it appears upon an examloation of the etveral Returns that that part of the orJer of July 2, 1821, which required the number of persons malnialaed in soy workbags( or other poorhouse, has been obytously iciatersond in the &airiest parishes as not to furnish nay result that can be depended upon, your Committee have sot intend thine Re ens In their Abstract. From " the olisersattoes" which the parish 'Seers were footled to furoldo. year asiaMstee hero oduerod sod Is *tried Is Ike Appendix Goose aikido toll4lliS YON kifiliff/W. Ilun or soggestioas. The Act of the 50th of Geo. 3, c. 49, has been referred to your Committee, with as iestrumin " to consider of new provision fur lieepieg cod passiog sensate of mantes ex. pended upon the poor." Various provisions have from time to time bun made by Parliament, with respect to the books which Facial officers are to keep, sad the accounts which they are to render. slome of these have been eoacted for the prevention of em. bezzlement, and ISM* have bad Is view a cheek epos freed,. lent demands, or wasteful expenditure. Parlismeot, and the House of Commons, have also repeatedly called, by epeeist acts or orders, for access's, frequently in much detail, of the asseemiteot and expeoditors of every parish; bet it ap pears to your Committee that them 'pictorials are cot et rectos' fur those winch to their opines ought So be the ob jects of such accounts sad retails.. The protection of the interests to the payer' of rates, by preventing or deteetihg embezzlemest by the overseer, or the uusuiborioed expenditure of the money of the parish, is, unquestionably an important object. Your Committee are bet satisfied that the existing law has sufficiently provided eves for the local isterestif of the 'wrist is ibis respect; but they apprehend that the State has also so interest is tbe re. prissier' of wasteful expenditure, which interest has wont, until eiithia • few years, bees is the contemplation of those who have legislated upon the Poor Rates. This interest of the State awaits I. dm importance of counteracting, to the almost, lbe evil teadeacies of the Poor Laws is relatioo to society; their erect diseettragiog itidestry sad frugality, arid introducing bad feeliugsised habits among the people. With this view, it may sometimes be necessary to reprees even the benevolent iateaboas of those by whom the rates ire paid; and still Snore the incautious beneleeste of these who leave the power of disposing of the money of others. Tbue, even if it could be supposed that those ipso whom 'the snowy is levied would not onamesearily expend it, and that, therefore, an effectual audit of accounts would be suf ficient to pretest improvident expenditure by vestries or overseer., that check would be quite inoperative epos Jos tins of the Peace. Expenditure, whether extravagant in amorist or misdi rected in its objects, cutout he effectually checked, wiles* it be subjected, sot only tu . s correct audit, but to • vigilant superintendence. It is !wither wittiest the precise., nor cos. stoical with the opiniono, of your Committee, to suggest the estsblitlament of any tech soperintestlence, while the expenditure to in progress;' hut they are strongly imprrasrd with the belief, that whatever may make, Doi only tb- higher local authorities, but the Kiiog's Guterument, Parliament, and the public, acquainted will' the system sod 'moon' of expenditure; in every district and parish, will operate as one of the must effectual checks whisk can be adopted fur cots. trolling the expenditure. It i• obviously impossible that even the resident Janice* of • (imolai', or any tribunal higher than the vestry of a parish, can take cogairinco of the case of every person re lined; bet there is a lour interval betweeu an eximiiterion an infante as to consider the case of each pauper, and one au general as to contemplate only the gross sure expended upon all the paupers in a parish. Your Committee cuuceive,tbat if the persons relieved, sad the causes of relief, were distingoisleed its classes, informs. lion of the greatest utility would be obtained, not only for checking the expenilitnertif particular partition, bat for tom. mitmeating to Parliament a much more accurate hope/ledge than they now pesetas of the nature and amen of the yams_ tints in the amount of the Poor Rates. Such information would be particularly serial if the Hoare .oreetoios any meaaw,e for amending the Poor laws, since they would thereby be enabled to form rums eniiniate of the effect of any partisl'reguliiiiue. For ittatauce, it has been proposed, (2) Cheater, Cumberland: Derby, Durham, Leic►ster, Lin coln, Nottiagbam, Warwick, Waal Riches ut Yurkah,re. Lincoln is mentiontd here, beton., it was included in the ■tatenseut of .1821, but ibis courtly can hardly be Mated to hire exhibited either &diminution ur an tar r the amount hnvio(bren, in each ti[ the arra yeais, 172,A1tr1. anal auntie huudreds. _ riiilllA 4it lhal at dal/need dew% -7. tears'm the seek sod iaspotene.. losea-..r0 te r ..........tow p o s e w e G re te, h o tt er , e at ./ • • owee. I to Prellittlit OW, ,• dui of relief it mosey to slam I. minty .fite desired by the Gemetiorpotor Ifeel:Ziese, a thesideretioe it Ike member ......1a tieing Pete, demo in eider to mate the pewees Ong - d 4 t hC l a a d rrll eft." 6ll M I 7 ether eillhaeores wheel beelhosill don. that the Peewits of each pon i es show os et erea s y bfe.i he r.To d ie 4 ' veleta be at least appoxiasatielyaiMMie fa a.pslocabed term, se as to threw at an e l: 6llll"" thetie the l. mealid ligillit mimed by the eleasslaatiessoitgreted. • 1 1. 16 OtallPlWthltra. It is peopoest illet Wolin eipaiallit me-- Aid if any of the greends itervernaicle relief is new mike int beneoftem before a oluiered are to he denoted - illegal, or ,sailes by a • siew t aws* . the pal l attempted he Perflemosestory tsreafre out of the peer roles fee Mbar porpony "" Z. protraies which should require ices persebes • etstemeat . the rein( of i but to theelligellth the arsenal eilliger dthsie dicers ha m's ,. bee s P:seeemwhilekkneldth., en ev e r : a nt e " ble ft ithime i"l" of li t y bPir wbent . • 4facereeffeeiseled• Ha rt 1 9 / l er " ' $ twee: isTabgicietlitheemeeeslll.3" thew, too ."1 = oc eh oo k o h .7 . 7: v posio t .I ::, ,e if t ioo4 ber tio are disall ehm erw ar. th i ;i ‘ r i re li g egs ulta t. elpe out er .6 a tto impmei rootices t. coNmi te . t , fail . so be strock upos oith aer iesty peo pro are ers im i themille ,, : • ; mad. ° ll w ieucii ". a c e eses ."ll4lB k Ni.- Is . • boped that Nen • - might chsrgre b t e ur s d pr is iZt r o 7 :ll l ::: i li a lhen she f a " r r s g t he in b a r ts is s ell e; °C too l timere 'lles" , at ) ennee illte V e dely veld lead then to make fort—lose leqeirese, by least to tab* care dist the irregularity be not repeats. enamieleg the potimeats is dealt, wed by questioning its -...--.• Itleerewire. - • Your Committee will sew thew how for the eeistiolt lava it .said b. limPuluibi• fee Sae ..emeee. li. .1 / 1 4 " 4...e -ine from enewerieg the peeper's' which they bath Alesseibod went at the delterl ll at „....a a hare re am s _ laaathttl _.,,__ t al l ', . ~___. , t h a i _ ____ab' as remodel. cools. Ideally kept oy them, wade is mane moo wome wpm yrs dot el the 60th George 111. cap. 49, which bee boa "Pan • .... lar V" ar T i et' eall it is lhat.f a re talith e t "WO' • interred to year Committee, recites are Act a Lig. la ....,, eill 1114.16 ...4. a ,... a . fi llit lae l till ,lt . ...____„ he ettagare t tl e _...." 6l• _...,_,.. lo ‘ WOO* wireiread overseers a withal four daps after the lisof Of • ""'", = e. ..___._=......7" . ' •••11 , _; r _... I ' ea.. . '' taa a g = me Tt het year, and after o th er Overseers amisated as 'aro to ~..'"a; ____, "N""''''', the ette"'n* me, with Vat make and yield up to such two Janice. of the Peace, so le he tar "' • - - aforesaid, a tree and perfect account of all moss of money And your Committee eseeot bet metertie the hide flak by he. received, or rated and wooed awl not received, and oil y th at t he getter' atetteltete PO Alele 4 delde will aid to she also of such stock asphalt be in their heeds, or in the hands ~m ediate ah aa re a t hall of the Justices sup apparent Oillialt of soy of the poor to work, cod of all other things couceruing of charge seder may particullor bead; bet that the Meanft the it said office. Aud tbe 17th Geo. 11. c. 3111, requires nofelaulag evey Pa/..... 'P ""en• at o•rer eider 0•,11.1. es* fee us dWIP: • them 't within fourleea days after other oversee r s shall be el, • • f ew prescribed reaat ay operates la Ills lest killiaili. Dominated sod appoisted 'oeuvre/ them, to deliver to sorb aa a theft 'Pita irregular expenditure. soccreedieg overseers • just, tree, end perfect account, is Gpos all them considerations, y.er Cossieditee mo addelio writing, fairly teetered in • book or books to be kept fur that tics that l b. sh°" - wieniiesed Acta, troseeteleg the ewer. purpose, wed sigsed by the said chotchwardeee and over- Rene seesaws, should be repaeled,, their prosodies helag seers hereby directed to account as aforesaid; soder their •OPereeeted h 7 *het is Wow proposed; that them witch ec hoed., oral! sums of mosey by tbe received, or rated wed - gall° overseers to eater the oases of peruses relieved shodd assessed wed out received ; end also of ell goods, chattels, be reads to require also a statement of On name RI rid sei larl e y et class vei ld ri ed e, and a Mho stuck, and materials that shall be in their heads, or In the - areordi°l to • tlnoillestiob•Pevaelnif to be loenlitli•ed ; ma handcar any of the poor, in order to be wrought ; and of all monies paid by such elowthwardeos and overseers so ac count' og, wed of ill *sheer 'bier. coarsening 'heir said office • s pe ll:lua u : e e l ; 07 1" o: the" ja rPee de rden'i a al s i c e: lll :Fe u" and shall also pay sad deliver over all awns of mo s ey s goo d s : to proceeding to observe open the pleciple of elorelks chattels, wed other things as shall he i• their heeds, unto lion, your Committee are •were that it hi no t w ow. d m , such succeeding penmen of the poor i which said atheeet P r e via " to propose sa y Itheralk" to the law wader .bit shall he verified by oath" before oat or more of his Ma- relief is administered; but they trust that they acs on de.. icily's/edicts of the Peace, she are to sigs and attest the Pare* from the ittelrotlioa Nivea lit there l • to cemilder et nodose of the tame st the foot of the account. The Act of new prensioes for beetles and passfog accoueli or mediae 50 Geo . 111. thee directs , that every scrotal rendered seder expended epee the poet," when they offer the - soggestisee these Acts, shall be submitted to two or more Justices, at a which occur so them, for deriviog trete those oceseents deo o ld w rd h h e e i r d s i si a m t f h i e kw require. lattieell lie Special Sessions for that purpose to be holden wattle the means of illuerolther the antes of adashintnoloe. fourteen days appointed by the said last recited Act; sod 1. this confidence they proceed with their'eaggestnee. the Act empowers the Jostle's, if they shall so thick It, to 'The House is aware that a cereadderable portion of tie examine late she matter of every such account, sad" to die« mormy which is collected under the head est Poser's Late id allow sod strikeout of every such seminal, all such charges sot applied to any purpose connected with the pour; sad sad plywood. as they shall deem to be unfounded, sod to that of the 110filOn which is so smelted, • eonekkoabie pert reduce as they shall deem to be exorbitant; sad they a r s is not moulded for the relief of the poor. No eseurehe to 'petty the cause for which any charge a disallowed or result coo be dawn as to the extent or mature stint pretesure reduced." . of the Poor Law., yokes the following Wade of supetter, There is resole to believe, that the Power of disallow- bcisg totally eintmonted with the poor, he diednelly Mated: awe, thee given to the Justices is Special Session, is wet Canal! Rale° : very frepeeelly Med; on ironed do the espreseicesof • Cu t • l•bies Bill ' ' the Act very clearly poiat out the panteee epos which the Any other ripen directed by Acts of heftiest', OW examiestlon is to take place. The word unfounded, would occasional or permaaset, to be charged epee theroor appear to regard charge. Mooned without sattheeeet aids'. Rates. rity, or not supported by suffaciesst vouchers. Bet le order i 4 o , Is It laa• necessary t o dlnlndubh ale foneertild. *high to give .Rep 1e ine es t mereatio n i f thi s s o r t, the seoromire• me eapeallite OOMMIOIIOI by the Poor Laws, lea bisected accounts most undergo at audit, meek as Justices have Pi: with the mainagewiest of the peer, bet net applied to the thee the time nor the means to afford; wed such se, it in WIN of the Poor thelbollyee '— i preowned, the parishes themselves en is the Witt dole's's r 412 fteellom a t I " , u n t "Pet" of attebtlist halals Ice. to their own UV:MM. Charge of Removals t It he pampa, etal moreetilleseleto sat a ponied meow. . 1111 briu... of_. A•lnetaal G e l m an ' . lag to the word szorbtfolit, as it is bare used; it evidently ' =lmpress et erect ing ._ or "'Pained tthelthelleth. or e th er dice met refer to the rate or amount of relief given to the . beadteda , mods& 'notified, or imptinieg !Wish poor, because she mesas of detecting eitorbitsney in thew, farm., Inc. Would mot appeer De the sweetest@ moldered for allowance. If then be any difficulty, with respect to some of them m others, ia deciding to which teens' class they belong, that I. short, It may fairly be shoed, that this Act neither gives the means nor prescribes the duly of eoetrolllog the diEculty oily makes it the more necessary to area Await. 'veneers' account., so as to discover or check a spiral of retest of rich separate head of tepees". The same observation Is applicable to another cleaned ea rl popes, which mist he taken into account pretheasly to the wasteful expenditure. The Justices caossot disallow any particular item become the total appears too large, sod tiny canoe , eeeetiee the owe et - each pauper, whose ease say elasemeat of relief actually administered to the peer ii mousy. This clam coodets of l . bo clews of lotting the appear es hairier received relief; sad yet, oatmeal such to to stork • • part of the sebyeet which per Committee rotainioatiort, they miaow, as the account, ere now reader .... poor ' din 1 • • • have bed mock 1 co ty is beedbeg. eel, weertate whe th er the expenditure has been conduct ed Where • pauper, to whom relief is give., is required to according to the inteetion, or even the setborlty of the law. • perform some sort of work, sot otherwise seeeishrl suit sot Thus mach as to the passing of •accounts by the Justin*. profitable, merely to Prevent his being entirely idle, the It has been seas, that se particular form is prescribed for wow ' 7 paid to him may unquestionably be Celestaltred Mars such screents. There are laws which require overseers to account of expediter* se mere relief; altheregle it wail • keep certain boobs; no one of these hoots, however. eon - certately be proper, is way stamenot impeded to thew the tams secesearily, and perhaps nowt testate precisely that system of administration, to distinguish it from amen paid accusal which is to be exhibited to the Justices. to one from whom so work is respired. Bat the peer ate The id William sad Mary, c. 11. requires that a book sonsettmes employed upon works (enteral', ou the swede) should be kept, is which the senses of all each meow which must otherwise be doge by free labourers: sometilan who do or any receive collectioa, shall be registered, with open works *kith are went, though not isloolately been« the day aid year whet they wen first *dandled to have to. eery ; sometimes is weeks which scantly yield a profit : • lief, and she occasion which brought them seder that nem- media all these cases, Dot 'infrequently, the labourers', en : say. This last is to be examined yearly, or Omen, by the played are paid out of the Poor Kates. parishialers ; sod err person sot iscleded is it is to be at- It Is not for your Committee to give an opinion *pet the loved to receive matches ' bet by authority can Justice, or darner' systems adopted for the employment of the pour; of 'Nineties* ia Quarterfiessiotia, except to cases of pest'. hat this they may be permitted to my, as spots a matter bestial disemies.—The 9th Geo. I. e. I (which is the Art st r ictly eoenecied with the Overseers' secirseee, that oboe" which imposes restrictioos upon the Jostler,' orient and de- peepers are employed epee the mein, in labour width the lies relief eir menu refuelog to go into • workhouse) re• Surveyor of the Roads would otherwis e he requ ;red so pronde t qnires, that any pence whom the Nosier' shall skink fit to the wagee of such labouring peewit orght not to be theladl order to be relieved, shall be metered la the book prescribed in the Overseers' accounts, but in them of the Someemse...f by the former Act, as one of those who is to receive collect the Highways. Still there will he mixed eats ter widget Icon, as long as the cause for such relief coalition, and so niter Commitice are at a loss to lay down a'striet role, sad longer; and that no officer of any parish shall (except *pop they therefore can only suggest, that all charges upon sodden and emergent occasion) bring to the account «f the the Poor Rates, foe .*posses mosseeted with the ellipley parish any lassies he stall give to say poor person of the meat of the poor, whether in workhouses or ot Yid same parish who is sot registered in such book. the profits of such employment (if any) he separately These provisioall are very Judicious and importaut ; led end esphilsed in such rnauner as to lead to the retort edit. that is particular which require+ • statement of the occasion doe, sot °sly of a correct mode of aerosol, but Of • mom which briefs • man under the serenity of relief, is very perfect epees of adaeloistratioe. The "uprose of inale• much in the spirit of then which ynnr Committee are it.. taieing, to • workhouse or poorbreese, peeper. who are sot sinew of recommending. But the cheek which it provides able to work, or fur whom no work is provided, 'booth a.. is is the sole power of the priehiourre, who may or may not snredly • theme sot differing ie pencil& bell money re take the trouble 50 eirreise it ; sod there may therefore, lief, most be slated separately. auswithemedtag said, without the (metro, or knowledge of It your Committee hive adverted to all the tharpos Drool she Magistrates, still less of the publte, the moil irregular, the Poor Riles which do not monist is the adiaithoratioe of Illegel, and initirioire aihniiiiatration of-the Poor Laws. relief M mosey to the poor thesseelves, it is mow to be elm- There are other Acts which require the special corm for sidered whether any sod what classification of *Ph relief is vehicle Justiets make an order of relief to be stated ou the advisable. Year Committee are Sty no mesas desirous of face of the order ; these are the 36th Gee. 111. c. 23 (altered, berdeoiog Overseers or Vestries with the nemmelty of arbi but not iii this point, by 55th Geo. 111. e. 137), and the 59th teary or fanciful distinctions; and they are aware of tbe fifth- Geo. 111. c. 12. Your Committee are apprebenene that this way of prescribing dietinetione which shall be stoma it h provision, if not generally 'reelected, is complied with very .sad easy; hot when they consider the very diffneet grounds loosely and inanthriestly. The 69th Geo. 111. e. 11, thougb .sad priocipies of the relief gives in the enteral cases, th e it requireeSelect Pretties to take into coesidnatiee the eh.- es e i sue modes o f odeoleirtration prevaleot in di ff erent roue racier and c.d..' of the persons to be relieved, sad to enter '_ ties, lied the ifesrleitioa which the Lerietature hos shows to in a hook the orders which they make theiropoo, does Doe eetifiere rose s.d reject where, of the principles which bane dolionly require the cause of relief to besotted. It is to bei• . been adopted is practice, they are of °polo° that &ethic oroo•rve.t, that none of iline lets require any accoust of the tame are ocCesaars, very difereet from any wh ch bare been tioush•r of persons relieved. „hitherto ',remedied. The Corntnittee of 1021 said, that "tit It is unnecessary for your Committee to recite here the - would be Deceseary to have Accounts, ;bowies tin differeat several Atte which passed, or orders which have been made, eireaswitances under • hide relief his boss afforded, and the for procuring returns to Pediment of the expenditure seder rate sad principle of relief adopted is each district. The the Pour Laws. done of these returns have been required able.tiodinkeesterety out of employ; the able-bodied eseuieg in great detail, and hese been intended to exhibit • variety wage. nut soffeiest for the maitoresere of his lastly; the of particular, of More or lets sillily ; but it appears to he is married; the aiugle ; the sick arid impotent; the seed; Ow generally admitted, that, 'legit for fetal amounts,, au de- -halsomer in hothindry, and the masufacturn or imechseic, patience can be' plotted upon these rations ; and the • tessoo &loom all be dootrigoisketl” Your Committee asewitisied of this defect M obviates : tie parole officers have bent tilled i. that every ow of these partieulan is neeful sad thank tie upon to state trawactiose for three years pest, of which they . "twiny to be know,, in each case of relief; bet it is-Hear bad but limn reqoired to keep a tented with a vier to Mafia that they cannot constitute the basis of • 'Nei* closedlea. statement. Your Committee are iodated to think, that oii- • ties, Mammoth as mop tine one of them are iseeldenCto the • der sorb ciieuntatances the return. are thrown, trouble- Sumo knativultial case. But your Committee, Isseltiog es well I some, and owlets,. . to the estebieshment at a ekes", no to the MOdetheett of an Qiie of..be primipel objects then of your Committee is, tee i-secemost., are of °piano that the clarailialltha e to be provide that the aerosols, setesdly kept from day to day by - am neatly se poisibie, tech as to shwa the . . ..- sh the overseen, shall be', Ifilllfitt adlisteeth, mid ,rarest without k octal...id evesderstaidial, Immo wheels tte, 5 o , ore inaegemeut, tbe basis sot wily of the seaman which Witt is imitated. This is realty isitthieg midi - of ..., -4 114... • ^ . ~s • ._:.ti I