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Mftrit - _ REPORT Or' ff SELECT: co mxriar rl7, VFW: ELEVENTH Vtri v oßT ot; Co NIMISSIONLRS . V - OF NAVAL INQUDRY, The SntiCT 'to) whom the IAEVENTH REPOWr of the. Con'ats,toto . ..tts of NAVAL otrittz, reSpeaing tie - Lsue of Nail , BillS; for lit purpose of raisin ;;Money, ; liasstrising froth the mode ofpaying* the Inter6t• on Navy and Transport Bi 1,; and Money , imprested ,by the Navy Boni for Secret Naval : Services (except, so far as -the same relrtes to _circumstances Outlet:led NVith the Issue of 100,0001. i'or Secret Naval . Ser", vices)i was referred, hA'e agreed upon the cbllOv„. , . to Report : • Your cominittee have ialcen into con4deration. the matters in the Eleventh Report of the. Cbmmis sioners of Naval Inquiry, referred to them, in the order in which they are stated in, the Report ; and have called for and examined such Persons aid Do cuments as they thought necessary for the elueida tion of the transa&ions, concerning which it w..t; their. duty to report to the House , . They insert, in the Minutes and Appendix here unto :wicked,. the whole of the parole evidence gtveu before thent,including, both the tjuestions , put to the perwns, mttnitied, and their answers; and also, copies . of such written documents laid befOre them is seemed material fig the consideration of the House. . . In submitting this body of evidence t'o the House, it seems to them that they discharge, in the moat etliaual and s'atisfaftory manner, the most. essential pia of their duty ; but they have •• also thought it ; to introduce that evidence: with the follow-'• relative to the three heads of investi . g Hin eentained in the said Report of the Commis liiers of Naval Inquiry : •1. Withregard to the first head, entitled -in the Eleventh Report, " Issue of Navy 'Bills, for the pareose of raisinh money appears that the Supplies granted by Parliament fcir the service- of the Navy, in the beginning of the year'lBoo, fontri ed on the umal Estimates, amounted to the Alm- of 1:1,0.5(1,6791. ips. and in the beginning °flapl to the suvu of 16,429,5371. Os. It is the custom of the Navy Board to colleen, from the different Departments to which the, expen diture for Naval Services belongs, abont the month of September in each year, materials for the pur , pose of tnabling theo,'b7' aceounts of the outstand ing demands, and computations of the farther ex penees likely to be incurred during the remaining part of the year, to fertn, a comparison between the aggregate amount of such ontstanding demands, and of those likely to accrue, on the one hand, and the balance which may then remain =exhausted of the mum granted for the Naval Supplies of that year, on the other hand) and the' Comptroller of the Navy, at the end of that month, communicates the parti &liars and result of this comparison to the Treasury; 1n order, in case such balance should Appear to fall short of the necessary or . expetied disbursements, that means should be used for making good the de . ticiency. About this period of the year 1800 it appeared that the sums remaining =applied of the Grants for Naval Services for that,year amounted only to 33,0e31. ; and it Was computed that the demands outstanding, or to accrue before the end of the year, would probably amount to an excess' beyond that sum of 0 4 560,00 a This excess, idlatt, did amount to I,M2f2,cifiol.„ fis. coMiderable isart. of the outstanding demands of coarse consisted of iNavy Bills, which, under the law us it now stands, 'are urade payable ninety days after their date, Of the accruing deinnads, many were such :is Miast be paid fitt in ready money: If the remaining balance of the Naval Supplies of the year heel been, applied . to ply off the Navy Bills then be coining due, there ,voila hot have been cash left for the necessary payments in 'ready money. Pai:iment-wei not then sitting. : It had been pro rogued, on the Qttili t,f .I,uT; theith 061ober, • mid cite that day to, the of. November, when it err t for t, i , ti u:at&li Of business, I had then been made to the House oft a Grant in eid of the deficiency the, money could only have been obtain ,l !; ! • ,or by the issue of Exchequer Bills un it ;, t h ie the regidation established under 'the , th (.4-eoo 111. c. Qll, limiting the term i ,r, 'Navy toninety days; had been a View to yemedy thesreatdisadvan acerued to the Public during the lat.- ter period 9( the, time when their term of payment waslifteen months, under the previous At of 43 Geis. c. 21 for at that 'period,. owing to the great. augMentatforrof our Naval Expenditure, those tills haVing been issued to a very large extent, had been, depredated so much that they could 'not be discounted, or: Converted into cash; Without a loss sornetitries 111.. per. Cent/ or more,. The' fifteen Months 'Bills bore an interest of only 41. per cent: . ThiS evil had been still greater under the formes coi,10 , ;0 with regard to Navy Bills, when there 'was 110 fis.lM time or obligation for their payment. The 'l)ilders 'then depended entirely on the discretiOn led Cj,ip, - enienc6 of Government for the receipt of their money, being also only entitled hi the mean -time' (after theairst six months) to the-like interest . , at the r::ite of 4.1, per cent,. per annum ; and these Bills havirig been aceinnulautd to a, vast atuhurtt ehrkl* the Anaerlean War, bore n discount of from 11. i Opkvardiof 181: per cent. • 'nit./ were afterwards funded upon terms calm • Inted on their 'aatral value to the.hulderi, at the time of funding them. . Oh the first introduetion of NHS payable in fifteen maiths, they suffered little or no depreciation; and they had this advantage from -the length' of their teem of payment, that (though money could be de manded for them at . the end of that period) if the. Supplies appropriated to Nardi Services should they s 'l' rt of tm he deauds during the year in win c h 'were issued, it was almost certain that l'arl t iament 6: ink! befbre they became due, so that floret n . flint Would - haVe the means, by a Parliamentary Grant, or making a farther provision for the payment of tdhe ltis ri proper, r ' oper, in this to ' Men tion, thatilthough the Grants annually made by Parliament for Naval Services form a.specific : sum adapted to til^ amount of the estimated eKpenditure for the yenr, yet the expenee, ,and the arnotiot of the ci , . o .)t which may be Jontraeled, neither is nor can be .tixcA, miy exceed the Grants to an extent which must ne res'sarily be commensurate with whatever may be the amount of the excess of c:ervicei beyond what had been flitreseen and inchided in the previous estimates, and Of the excess of the prices of articles included in the estimates beyond . the rates according to Which those 'distill - taws had betn formed. While,' therefore,, , X4iv fills had no limited tithe of payment, there 'Could - be no unavoidable occasion fora freen supply•Of money during she course of any yctir . beyond witlit had•been:graoted• for the Naval Services of that year, unless the very improbable occurrence had-happened, of Grant fapinfr short of the demands necessary - to 'be paid with ready: mo ney; and the same observation applies . to the case of fiftco-month Bills ; but this very circtiMstance it was; which was so detrimental to the public, nterest,: by operating as the principal cause in producing the. , depreciations abzive-Menfioned, and thereby enlianc. - . in to Government i in the proportion of those depre ciations, the 'prices of all those articles of navy and viCtualling stores for 'which Navy Bills were to be given in payment. The'passing of the A& 37 Geo. HI, c. Q 6, since Which all Navy Wills had'been made payable at. the short date of ninety days, having put an end to such depreciations, e has, Ol ,COMmittee heen universally • felt and acknowledged to . have been a measure of the utmost benefit, in 'point of economy. To prevent such depreciation was the principle of that measure. • When it was found, as has been already stated, in the month .of September, i 800-, that.what remained' of the Grants appropriated tbr Naval Services, beyond what would be required fur ready-money payments, was not sutAchmt for the discharge of the Bills out standing, it -became a matter of the utmost import ance to consider of some method of providing for their discharge, by which the pra&ical advantage of the principle might be preserved, without immedi diately resorting ,to Parliament 7 for a fresh Grant of Naval Supplies; for it appears to . have been the opi, nion of persons eminently qualified, to form a satis faeloryjudgment of the matter, that any additional Parliamentary Grant at that time, whether the money should be raised under it by the issue of Exchequer Bills, or otherwise, would have been attended with the very., great disadvantage which the Measure of the ninety-day Bills had been calculated to prevent ;as such Exchequer Bills; or other Government Securi ties; on which the money required in that case must have been obtained, would, in the opinion of these' persons, have borne such a discount or depreciation of value, as must not only have greatly enhanced-the expenditure of the Navy, and that of all other-Public ' Departments, but. also have proved highly injurious to the monied interest of .the Country, and to the - Public at - large. • . Under thi, circumstances which your Commit tee have thus endeavoured to explaiti,it =S. detentiiiied, by the principal' Financial.llepartment.or Govere ment,tO propose to the - holders of Navy Bills about. to beCome due, - to .accept' of fresh Bills of the same Sort, tuadepayable in like manner as those . they might ehoose to exchange against tiler* leaving it, however; to their option to receive, it they should prefer it, payment mu cash according to the obligation of the original Bills : piiblicnotice of this option was accordingly given, and renewed BUIS were accepted and exchanged''against" old ones to a considerablo extent, the amount of the interest due on the Old Bill being Included in thc principal, sum Made pay able at tfie end of ninety days from the date of the new one. It will immediately oecnr, that - any Person having 'accepted such a renewed Bill, who should afterwards have occasion for ,ready money, had it in his pager to dispose of it, like-any holder, of any other NaVy . Bill, for the full amount speCified- in it (these Bills never having suffered any depreciation) ; dedating ~Only the interest which remained to accrue bet Ween the time of his converting it into cash, and the time: when the Bill so discounted Was to become due ; 'and it ,cannet -but be sttppesed that many persons found it convenient to ael, in this manner. • Still, however,'though many holders of ninetpday Bills had availed themselves of the, opportunity of exchanging them for. new Bills, it was found that the atnonnt of Bills outstanding, and not offered to be ex changed, was, considerably beyond The• disposable part of the unexhausted Supplies of. the year,'. and, upon this discovery, the Treasury determined to issue other Navy Bills, made payable to a merchant of the name of Glenny; and afterwards to the house of which be was a partner, under the firm of .Donaldson anti (.lh any 44 Bills being still made payable at ninety clays idler the date;) and Mr. Goldsmid, the Gentleman who had beetflong the' agent of Govern ment in the negotiation of Exchequer .Bills, and other business of that nature, was employed to dis pose of those NaVy. Bills in the usual Way in which such securities are turned i:••!o cash, and to place the money received upon them at the .disPosal- of the 'Navy DepartMent, in order to be applied to the dis. charge of such Of the Bills falling due, as the holders 'were not willing , to ctcluusgc against renewed Bills. Those Bills so. •negotiated b fir; Goldsmid were disposedofby hint; not only without loss, hut with a trifling advantage to the Public, as explained in his evidence given before your Committee ; and with no other charge for his service in the business than the usual commission of i-ath per eent.'which .he bus been accustOmed to receive from Govern ment, fa licgOftaing ExChequer sixls,. " It will be observed, that . , so far as citi Bills were , exchanged against new ones, or paid otT by cash ob . Wined on the negotiation of nets ones, no navy debt was created the new Bills, in fail, Only representing a nd hepoming'the security for that which had beets created by the purchaseS or other services for which, the,pld Bills were originally issued. It will also be, observed, that the only difn.q.enee between the, twig cases of Bills rsthangedlol* new ones, and those paid of by means of the negOthtion of new ones, teas, that in the first itkstance,.qte hold era of the old Bills Accepted, in lieu of them, others which they could, and probably' ofi cis did, negotitte for cash ; and that, in. the second imtance, the ,ISiway . Board thern.:ielves procured ..ne kV, %ills to be nego ctlitaitieednf(m.),rititihecatn.rp, o i s il e b t o )f o ' i p e att , g i, a d! j e wi li g n er iti;i od 6 it ftine l.l s Clotaitied for t 1 aa114.1 dischar7o.. ,of the debt for whkih the cu'iginA had ))een the - seeurit9", without any depreciation or additional:. charge be, yond What arose•from the mere lengthened time of payment, andin the latter ease; with the addition of thy.; per centage allowed to. Mr. Geldsmid. There- *' fore, as in finm, - the limitation of the ninety days Was adhered to in both cases, so, in effeCl, the bene fit of the principle kni which that regulation had been established was obtained in both. • A successive issue of bills., in the, manner and for the purpose above stated, appears, by the accOunt No. 4," in the Appendik to the Eleventh:Report, to have been continued from the. 24th October, 1800, to the. 7th March, 1801, Of course such of the.m , as were imued between the commencement of 1801, and the date last mentioned, must have: been paid olf before the Month of September in.that 'year. In that month a similar measure was resorted to, on account of a:like deficiency, as oti the'former oc casion, in the Naval Grants &that year, as compar ed with the eipenditure. On the Ist of Septernber, 1801, the sum remain ing in, the Exchequer, unapplied, .of the Grants for Naval' Service, for that year, together with a 'ba lance in the hands of the Treasurer of the Navy,. and also I ,000,0001. paid to him out of the Vote of Credit, amounted - only to 2,803,05i31. as. B*d. and left a de ficiency,- according to:the estimate' then forned, of above 2,000,0001. •The a&nil recess 1:4 expenditure, during the three, remaining :months of the year, ap pears to have. been 2,363,13' 155. aid. - Parliament in that year had been prorogued on the 2d of July, and was not assembled for' the dispatch of business till the egth :of Oetober, after. interme diate promgations on the 6th of August, the 15th of Septeniber, and:the 22d of Oaober. For the detail of the. causes which produced the excess of disbursements and demands over the esti-. :mates made, and supplies granted at the•respeEtive commencement of each -of the two Years 1800 and 1801, your Committee desire to refer to.the evidence. - They think it sufficient here to state in general, that the mode' . of indudinrr in the fixed sum of 71. per man per lunar month (f ) roM which ss, is dedua ed in the first instance, and paid over to the Ord nance, leaving only 61. 15S. per man for the Navy),' all the Navy and.Viaualling Stores for the year, whatever may,' prove • the eventful rates at which those stores shall be procured, must necessarily ren der the correspondence between the total amount of their aEtual.cost,.and the proportion allotted to them 'put of the Grant so calculated, very precarious and uncertain; and that in fa& the-prices of some of the most material of those articles had been, at the'pe riods in question, extremely enhanced, in conse `quenc.e of the rupture which had taken, place be tween Russia and this - Country.. The reasons which have been assigned 'to your Conimitteefor the first adoption of the measure in 1800, have.been 'explained. . The Continuance of the issues, 'during the ensuing year up' to the Month of Marchonust be referred to the known state of pub lie affaip, hoth fokeign and 'domestic, in the first Months of that year. y The particular situation ef affairs in consequence of the' Negotiations for Pedee depending in the month of September 1801, appears to have rendered it •extremely unadvisable, in the.opinion of those whose duty it was to judge'of that matter, to resort, at that period to Parliament, in- order te . proetire a Loan, or the issue of Exchequer: Bills, for the pur pose of obtaining the money wanted -for. 'the dis charge of the Navy, Bills then falling erne. ' These , Negotiations continued through nearly the whole of' the , period (from the gth of .September, •1801, to the ath of May, 1805.3) during w - hich the latter of the issues took place, and Mr. Goldsmid has itifbrmed your CoMmittee, that, during the Ne gotiations a Loan" could not haye4ieen•made but on terms less advantageous, by the difference of from ten to twelve per cent. than those on which it was afterwards concluded. The respeftive estimates of the Navy. Dobt, made up to t h e 31st of December, in the years 1800 and 1801, were, in the usual way, laid before Parlia ment ; and the , first item of each contained, as 'usual, an account of the Navy Bills then out4tand ino ; including at each period those negotiated by dr. Goldsmid„ but without distinguishing them from others. In the estimate for the .year 1802 none of these last-mentioned Bills were included, having, of course, been all paid off before that estimate was prepared. With respe& to the whole amount of the Bills ne gotiated by Mr. Goldsmid, from the 24th of oeto. her, 18(10, to the sth of May, 1802, it appears, upon eitarnitiation of the dates of the several issites; that though the aggregate ,of all the' sumo; which • _ . . they .successively 'represented at different periods, Is eorrealy stated in the Eleventh Repoit at 4,000,0601, the stun aaitally applied to the diselaarge of 'a'y Bills, by the igtie of new ones,•was no more than'-2,200„.000i. viz. goo,ociol. between the 5. , 4th of O&ober and ate 7th 'of Mardi 180 i, and . 1,300,0001. between the oth of_Septenaber 1801, and the sth of May itiotli the „ditference arising from taking into the larger account thefresh Bills issued from time to time, as Other:; which became due were paid off. (T., le ~,abzufd.) BIRTH. Yesterday se'llnid a, , at Nlount Pleasant, near Dublin; the Lady of the Dca+l I;,irposn, ola son. / Iz I? 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I , . i to. :1 2 V gt 4 1i .. .r01 a About two years ago, • Was attacked Wit t or i elw l i 0 0 DISORDER, which 1 treate d r athcc slightlYl °J f f '"" but the I)isease at length spreadin4 all 01",ti)a race 0,04 obliged to apply to the tnost enlittolt °.; I felie', 1,4[24 their assistance atibrded only terupolarYtle, with,' DI through various Courses of Salivation, a n en ta 40,0. „d• at a corpulent habit, was reduced ta t a In,a.„ed pie :" 0 1 , ulcell, that spread all over iny Lirni P° lo l . illy ra/lsi plete Object, SO that fly Friends deslE:ll,f,c„adoth 3 3 0 00 W hen hreti,ht to this situation, k c(iiisaii,n, _,.,,,,5itc, , 0 table, but a relation of inine connt,n ~111',:',13,70,0 ..di Canes in which your Pill; had succededc,rl.7,,,,e,pue,r4 'try 1,121 PCtr'evering tor two or tilt =.., ;11, iiiitiiii;,,:, , 1..t.11)"1, rw,: 0):iro 0$ _irottions, I eltpetienced tIIC 10,1 I ►. ,:u,"00 rio is 0., AVM oain the *tir es gradually sidisidnii, I ' toty; 1 li a 140 X of them, which I thought rathanefej,,,r,,,,,,,,,,t„,,,-,, GM ' ? - t 'king " t • ta c ' , pertealy recovered, au( via , . loious te • not, but one more box, which I thin 4 LA r , / i SP ' eStabli:4l My kellitil ill its Ofigill•ll tita t el ute, OW I u It is , with the ramt itearr-tcll t;r"t er,oir,., 0.50' nolYs'elt; Sir, vo.ot much i)bli);ed hurnble k r, yr-t,,, ite., , .14 ~,i . or ....•cansgate, Manchester, lull I/ 12°1' , o birit 1 " ..., ,_r• s. For tbo vublic betwtit, I ` l° a ll , ' o ot os'r • .t 0 belmg published, but leave you 1 0 2 ' l juilgrnent shall dittate. , , ~,,r,.. ,vor,-- ~, nic i Po's . PrepArnd aria Sold by Ow, ~c . , , ti. ~ 4 Titus. - rA Y l,f)kt , i‘lentb:l of tint 1).,05'-', ' ~titri f io l trY ? Lionelon, ...t isles llotic, No. i.), 1\14; ' r. i ". CO' t i Vq,ere. after a , ~,ist:iiit i,itlence o. ' ~ , ~' 1O ~, in 2 1): fliCe ~articul.tfly. ''' ' ,„ =, ‘ r ~ V. 4. ' .int,-,, .1.1,i too_eli.• , , wit 3 4 . wi.. ••-: ~ , , ;,. , H ii • ', ' i elate ..: 1. ,c:, ky adiiii• ~, cs r,, I " , ,• ' , . - ' ' est‘Niliv, bv .., i . , ~ ~., to bc . • , i i10",..1, ~ .0i,'..,, • , i‘ls‘, ',, • ~ ,ciactit, l•' . . ' = i i t , tilOse iiv = ' ' '. ban's-sire:l •• i • tli, r- 1• • :,• . 4 i. o oc e v i i, ,,, , , , strett ; Alf . t.,,, , • ~ i , . • • . , ct , „,, Steer s, l' , zseii..- INIr. 11.i.te , r'., , ~. ' ' , I)ublin ; N 1,.. , , , ,• ' chester, ; and 1 , (,rear liritaili .-.,.." i ', " i s:alefi up 1,10) 1,,,,, , ,1,1, L.,,',. - ' eltiWi S.:s. may cur,: 1 ~. ~i ...Ives v . i l , ,„,.1 vi'' safety, ~, i ,, t e ,o %. loi' .. i Pqt-'• " i ' iu NII F I. . , ~.,..o , N. . ..very ~ , !.• •' . , co , t ,, • 1.,,,,er.' a st.tinp, oi. - ;11 • ; iit 0-, 1,•:,,, V , op '' '' ~ 1 'l:it',,`r. 1.,,id. e.l, at the - • I, ~,1 a i street •• - , . ;,• . , - i. , ''' . 14 ' . ' tertekts. ...--'•---- ~:....~. DI RD. On the 24th tilt, at his P.alitce, in the 27th year of his N o., the vener i lb:e Bishf,o of Limerick, Dr. iSentard, the oe lehnitcd literary cotemporary of Dr.'ioluison, Garrick, Gold smith, &c. On Sattirilay.last, after a very lingering illness, Mrs. Mor gan. the wife of Mr. Mnrgan, Castle -street, Hulbarn. On the 23th of December last, at Honduras; Lieutenant .Young . Grcen, of the Ruyal Navy,,late of Poole, Dorset shire, . Skit:mg Div( s .-- Lately, at his lionse -at Wonlwich, Lientemint-Ceneral Drummond, of cite ltoyal Regiment of ;-thiltionday last, Captain Staples, of "Nawark, while playing at Curtis,. was seized with an apopleilic fit, and expired immediately,---Mrs. larvis,, the wife cf a Gen tleman belonging to tit,: StAitilWell VoluntiTers, whi:e sitting by the side, bf her tio3hand, complained of a pain in her head, :nut leaning on his 41miilder, died instantly.—A young map,. the soil 4,1%Nr, Uatisor, o 4 litlingley,. when riding in a wag. gun, an wm thought by the driver to be asleep, but on eiittaavouring to awaken dint he found him IttelesA. LONDON : I ; !cum lt 1) HARRIS, of N 9. 4., 1810,rtIctt,cmyt, Bow -sit4cct ; and p u bii,l l , 3 l by W IL I.I•AM Aft it Gr. it of South Niottort-str,:et, G by at Oat; SUN-OFfICE2 titrand where ddtetlssettuvt i' o r th e Alper, Letters for tl t Ittil r , roast -to must •