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, whatever nzpxtment 1) pcar to be' responsible . 6t. (as the context.of the RC c,lla, to iAyl,9 consonant to la'cv, as - to L) matt , :r to be sulmiitted; on that accottnt, to the ,considcrasi,;ri `6f His Majosty.and the ; two Houses P.triiamont, yo.ar committee submit to the HouSe, whiethey they ought.not also to have in quired fully into tccry circum,tance Whicli might have tended, in respekt of expediency and utility, either to justify, .extenuate, or (as the case might have been) to a ivLlte the blame ,belonging, tea the adoption of stroll :m irreguthr or illegal measure. The Comwittec think this was the more incum- 1 bent on the Comtnis.,k,ners, 23 they did, in some degre, inform theim,elves on the point in uestiolt, and have, in.liiut, reported the opinion concerning it, 'which has.been stated. With regard to'the question of irregularity, that word is certainly of no very (lcfinite Import : the measure undoubtedly was, b sated by Mr, Long, new; and Mr. Vansittart, \ellen. the renewal of is sues like those on the first occasion was suggested to him, observed, that such a mode appeared to him irrresular. If this description was meant to apply to the form or language of the Bills, your Committee do not find that the form hi which wavy Bilis shouid be drawn has ever Nen the iubjea of any positive ' law: the ram iA use before the Statute of 34 Gco.• ,111. 0. 81. wa, totally different from that which has since obtained; and neither that .t t, nor the sub sequent Statute of 37 Geo. 111., c. 2G, pteseribe,,d a particular form. It is true that in the Bills isstted in the course of poyment contra&ors, merchants, tradesmen, ,the custom of the Navy Ilbard to mention the cottimodity or service for tvhich the arc issued; but when issued by way of hpprest in advance, they tee more general form ; " Being for sundry works pertbrmed by him to His Majesty's Ship -„" so that the for.:t used in the Bills to Glenny, and to Donaldson and Gently, being, as stated• in the Eleventh " On account of sundry Naval Services," was not more ger.Jr than that last-mentioned, except that it did' nut hold out a semblance which would not have been consonant to the fta, of their having been" , issued for services performed by. then. If, by irregularity, is to be understood the cir cumstance that the Bills in question were made payable to persons who were not aaually Creditors of the Nary Board, .it is to be observed, that they were drawn with the view, awl for tiv , purpose, of the payment of for which stores hail been sup plied, or service;,-.• performed awl that the holds of any other Ni'll Bills after indop:errwin,, are nct more creditors of the Nary Board, in reference to, the aiNar supply of stores, or performance of ser vices by themselves, than the holders of dills indoised by Messrs. Donaldson and Glenny were. In both cases, * . the money is due on the Bills on aq . count of N.mil Stores or Naval Services originally furhisheci or performed ; but norfttrnished or per fcirmed, in either case, by - the holders to, whom the paymet)t is to be made. On the whole, therefore, it appears to you: Committee; from the citetrn. stances of th:• in question, as they have been above. explained, that the words observed upon by the Commissioners of Naval inculry, contained .a truo.description of`tht consideration on account of -which the Bills werc Lsued. . Thu remaining question on 'the subjeel of those Bills • whether it W3S lavylith either for the Navy illard.toAey the direditins tlre?'reeeived from the Twasury, or the Treasury to givo those igratioas ? 'and' here it is to bc.obserVod, that the wilrdirregu 'lac, as,.app4ed by the ComnitSsioners of Naval lif 7 . quity to the . traitsaftioas, according to the *stiost: . probable interpretation, seems to your Committee to convey the iMpression that they considered them, in one or other of these respect, as contraryAoilaw.: It is certain, as two been before explained, that the Navy Board may Contract debts and issue Navy Nils on . the terms prescribed by the Statute 17 Geo.' 111. to whatever amount (beyond the ex tent of the stuns rranted) • the EXecutive GoVern pent in their dkcretion shall think necessary ; the exercise of that discretion being of course subje& to the subsequent review and sandion of Parliament, when the Navy Debt ewes to be laid before them, as it must unavoidably be, in order that provision 'nay be'made for its :Ischargc. it is 00 question, .on the present occasion, why, Vier the Navy Debt it; 'erred during the currency of the years t HOO' and i&o I rospedively, beyond the auttimint of the regpeetive Omits of those years, was contraaed 011 suitkient grounds. Having been con tra&ed, it seems to Your. Committee that the ; nett miry, as the supreme financial department of the Government, was the natural and only authority to dire6V.tho' Niwy Board as . to the best method of providing satisfiftory seenr;tles, con3istently with aiwrtothe credi tors to kvilont the debt so contracted was due. . _ . The. CoirunMOners of. Naval inquiry state, that they d9' not conceirefthe.Navy Bozird C in, without tti eNpress , rititlioritv ;if • Parliam nt, issut..Bills to raise itioni.:ty, to be illplitid.to..the Service .P.f Navy, or any other service that, not being aware ef' any power' io the. Navy' Board to draw Bills of ,I,. ioription Of ~ithose iSiined.to Gli.Yurty,`,. and 'DO tialtt,,l. Ci- , iny 4 for the purpo se of raising; it.id !,)oght itiformatlfin from the . C.:amp-. ..,' , L4Vy on the whi e d, and that he 1141.1 referrod t iiel II; for the ieathority under which he and thc , aiAc to`ilis . Majev's Order iii , Cobnc:l 17Dri, for regulatinn- the duties cr:11 NkLit,or3 of the N avy j‘oard,„ awl to the Pan.nt by which tI t, 'are appOlutext'; 'and. thAt front tlio,e it tc mut:tits no such atithority is 'derived. p.nt the Report (ender- their weend . , head of totpury), the Commisiioners'oate tint the .Navy Board, by their Patent or Appointment, are required. to .follow `Rid; orders and instal:4ms as thvy may from Caw! to time, receive from 'the Long Admiral;, or the Comm!i:tioners for executing 1..•.! office of 1.,0rd Admiraffr,i. Vie time being and that it does not appear that they are authoritred t o fbliow direclions which inify be given tOlhern by ally;• other &parole:a of Government ; and they tieem, by another part. of the passage• lot referred to, to hove - thought:it clear, .that the meet of the Patent to place the Navy Board " exclusively" unde► tta controul of the Admiralty. y o k Committee have deemed it necessary to call for the 7::tent of the Navy Board ; and also for the Order in Council of the Rth of June tiTri ; and the Order or Letter'of Instra&ions from the' Lords of the Admiralty to the Navy Board of the 17th of Augev,t 170 ; and that' they find - that, in the' sfdd Patent, besidin the special direetions therein contiped, by which the Board are commanded to follow site?, in ,truttaions as they shalt at any the"receive frOm the. Admiralty, there are general clauses, " empowering them to do all things appertaining to the principal Officers and Commissioners of the Navy to do," and granting full power to the Comptroller to execute the duty appertaining to that Office, " and wtieh was, or ought to have been performed by any former Comptroller ofthe Navy, excepting such parts there of as by the Patent itself had been.entrusted to the Board at large, to be conduCted and managed I.)y them in such manner as the Admiralty should di peat, and also such as sliduld thereafter, by warrant of the Admiralty, be committed to the care of any other person or persons." It should seem, from a view of those clauses, that if it has 'been, customary for the Comptroller or Navy Board to a& under dire& orders from the Trvasury, a conformity to such usageis rather sane timed than prohibited by the Patent, at least your Committee have not discovered any where in it, such an express prohibition or exclusion of the au thority of the Treasury as would render the exercise of such authority, if conformable to usage, contrary to law. And as to the usage, it was in evidence be fere the Commissioners of NaVal Inquiry, upon the examination of the Comptroller and Secretary, that the Navy Board had been in the constant piaCtice of receiving and following diretaions from the Trea sury, without any communication of those orders to the,Admiralty ; 'and it will appear from the Minutes hereunto annezted, that evidence has been given, by the Secretary, to the same etre& before yonr Com mittee. Your Committee have thus stated What has oc- - curred to them as materiel relative to the 1ema143% of the transaEtions, as 'far as . 'concerns the d'onip-', troller and the , Tavy Board, or thequestion whether they are bound or lawfully autlierized to obey orders relative to such tnatters,supposini those o: tiers to be 1 - dal, which they may.reeetve from the Treasury. ' ''',.'4s to the °niers thetnserves, your Committee sub 'mil, , that they cannot dis Cover any fair- ground for -Cetoideritrg them as illegal, either in what has been n'eViOusly stated relative -to the. particulars of the ' trtneltgtions, or in the evidence they have received, or iri. iy statute or rule of law , witli.which they are acqUai ted. ai . , 0.1 le Commissioners of Naval Inquiry have Intl tulcd the secendhead, in their Report, " Loss arising from the mode of paying the Interest on Navy and Transport Bills." Your CrlMmittee have not deemed it necessary to enter into Much inquiry in addition to that which the Commissioners have thought fit to institute ,with regard to a .subject which does not appear to your Committee . to have required the very parti culaiaed elaborate:. investigation they have bestowed .upon it. `..- The House have befOre. them the reasons stated bythe Navy andViCtualling- Boards, 'for- the difterent 001%4'141°ns which they. had .put upon the Aet of 37, Cseo. III: C, ..06. and it also appears, that the Navy Board, 8d ' long ago as the teth of De cember, tam; .• - adopted . the praelice. which the 'ViCtualling 'Board ' bad previously followed,. and , of which the Commissioners have themselves up proved. Your Committee will therefore take the liberty to dismiss thitt matter, with only two observati ons. first, that in a question concerning the live con, straCtiou of a Statute, the Cothinissioners '(prebably through inadvertency) - . have not accurately stated the provis'on of the A.& : their words arc, " That it tis-thereby dirc&ed, that' the Bills shall be made Bayable on a certain day to be expressed in,. each ill, which day shall riot be later than three: Calen- , dar months from the day of the date thereof, - and that every such Bill shall carry an interest after the iate of - aid. per centum per diem, to commence from the day of the date of the , Bill. ,But the wards of the -Aft .arc, which .day shall not be later than three calendar months from the date of such Bill; and that every such Bill shall carry an interest after the rate of aid..per centum per diem, front the aate of the same. The words Of the former Mt are indeed, " that the interest shall commence from , t4e day, &c. and they are correctly stated. by the Commis siouers. The second observation is, that the loss said to have been sustained by the Public, 'from the im puted over-payment of the ninety-day Bills, in chided in the period.between the 2tith of Decem ber, 1796, and the igth of December, 1801, will be found to have been calculated by the Commis sioners at a sum (not considerable indeed) beyond its real amount. 3. On the third head in the Report c.f . the Commissioners, which is intituled, -" Money im prested by the Navy Board tbr- Secret Naval Ser vices :" your Committee have confined'thernselves,- in conformity to the :exception in your Order of Reference, 'to the issue of '16,0044 for a Secret. Ser vice, which makes the subject of the second ques tion and answer in the examination of the Earl of St. Vincent, No. 23, of the Appendix to the 1 Eleventh' Report. 'The Commissioners have taken notice, in this part of the case, of an omission in the Order or Letter of instruelions from. the. Admiralty to, the Navy Board, dated -17th Augitst 1796, and have stated " that this omission should be reabled, as they are of / l ie n , that it is of considerable importance that the several subordinate /Boards should have precise in, formation, not only Of the extent, of the authority vested lit them, but of the authority under which the are to aa." Your Committee have already mentioned, tinder Ow first beta, what has occurred to them in gene ral, relative to '.the' power of the Treasury tp give direr tires to the Navy Board, and the duty of that. Be ar d %o direCt them: u n doMedly the Order of Council . ‘)f Bth of June, 179 6; d o o contain the clause omitted in the In strualops o, c, tbe 17th of August ; but your Cor n . that the Boaol - Pf Acing. mitten leave t. l observe, raity,in their Letter of Jnstraticus, did ex• pressl tate Order of Council had direet e d y s 3 that the se: that ,`.4. eral; arretnents suggested, by glom LON DON : Pritmtl by R 1 C 11,4 RI) 11,9 It ft IS, of No. t .I‘lartlett-C° 11 ". Bow-sittlit ; at. , at the SVN-OfFICE ) - No, 112, 6tvand 1.; le. .ertiseineiitic Order.; : (ot The clause in qUk...sfui Connect . a part) shoi.,ldi be adopted and scurried intó execution u such, manner as they f,honl.i jud- c -,e proper-, and they ilaclinelased therewith a Copy of the said Or, , tier in -Council, for the farther inforinltion of the. Navy !lam - A.. it will, therefore, he for the con - 6111 ::ion et - the House, whether sufficient notice was not thus given to the Niu y Board of_the condition "that Secret Serviees were to be performed under the authority of the .First 'L'Ord of., the Admiralty," and that such condition, though not repeated in. the Instrudions, had actually made part of the plan re commended by the Admiralty itself, and was sauaion ecl by the Aft of His Majesty in Coui;cil, under which authority the whole of the instrualions of thoilth of August was established. A' to the question, hov , far the services to which the 16,0001. was applied was sanctioned or audio .rised by the First Lord of the Admiralty, and with a knowledge that the expence thereof was to be de , frayed, in' the first instance, by the Comptroller of the Navy ; your Committee avoid entering into any discussion, referring solelY, in addition to what ap pears in No. C 3 of the Appendix to the Eleventh AcPort, to . the evidence,coutained the Minutes and Appendix hereunto annexed, having inserted in the Appendix such part of the correspondence on the subjea as they have understood could be laid before them without , the danger of revealing what it might be inconvenient for the interests of the Public to have, disclosed.' Some variances having _been' observed between the expressions of the Copy of the'Letter from the Comptroller of the Navy to , the Commiisioners of Naval Inquiry; bearing date on the 30th of Novem ber, 1804, as printed by the order of the Houe of the Cgth of April last, and those of the Letter it self, as it appears , to have been aCtually sent to and received by the Commissioners, and which was pro duced to your Committee by one of those Cortuni.3- sioner3, your -Committee have thought it right to insert both in the subjoined Appendix ; and the ex aminations taken by Ahem relative to that circum 'stance, forrn the concluding •part of the Minutes of the Evidence. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT. TIIE. seasonable rains which have fa!lPn during the course of the - present month have very much imprbred the growth of the Winter and Sping cop the the Wheat crops utiversally look . w4ll and improve , much. Niue and Beans are in the most tionrishing‘state, and. blossom ; the Grass Seeds sown this Sprisrg have taken. good root, and.are very promising. The Clovers, Which are noNt mowing, or ready for the scythe, will prove an abundant crop, the swaith being - long and heavy. The 'Meadows lo warm situations *ill be, ,although nut so .early, equally produaive. Winter Tares have yielded anzbendance of excel- 1 lent keep for sheep and horses. The judicious prac tice of penning sheep on tares, and feeding cart horses in yards, has now become nearly general in the Mid land Counties, and is attended with the most bene• facial effects in enriching lands .and raising manure. Fruit-trees in, exposed situations have been much injured by the long coiitiimance• of north-easterly winds ;- and in such aspeas blights have been very prevalent. • The Potatoe Crops begin to grow, and recover froth the check. given them by the late cold weather. Great part of the turnip follows have been sown in the best condition ; and we notice a large propor tion of the Swedish kind,.for lato.winter keep. The present growing season has beenfavourable to the business of the. Dairy, and has increased the demand for Milking. Cows and small Stoke Pigs,' which still maintain good priees : the larger sort .of Swine are dull of sale. Lean Stock, from the recent improvement - of the pastures, is much in request at the late Fairs, and ob tains good prices: Feeding Stock do well. Store Sheep are in abundance, and much cheaper. Wool in the fleece has a brisk .sale, and obtains pricea somewhat higher than last year. The price of Wheat has gradually 'declined in the London market; at the beginning of the month Eng lish Wheat was from 645. to 945. per quarter, and at the close the highest price was 885. 'Oats liave varied from 295. to 363. Beans have been supplied in small quaiitities, and have been bought freely at a small advance : they are at present at 48s. Barley and Malt have experienced a (ball sale during this month ; and the prices have declined full 3s. per quarter; Barley varying from 40s. to 375. per. var.; ter. Fine Flour 80s. 78s. 755., per sack. In Smithfield Market Beef sells from 4s. to 6s. gd. per stone; "Mutton 4s. to 53. Bd. ; Veal ss. to 6s. Bd.; Pork 4s. 4d. ; and Lamb 6s. to Os. 6d. The prices of Hay, and Straw are on the decline. Hay fetches in St. James's Martiet from 31-3 S. to 21. 15s. In Smithfield, from at. 10:;. t 0 31.; and in Whitechapel, from 31. 16s. to 31..145. Clover; frotNt 41. to z)1.53.; Straw, 11. 16s. to 21. tO3, AD 2111R:1LTY SE • SSIO ~ti 0 cn BAILEY.—On Sanyirday an Mruiralty Session held before Sir W. SCOTT, Mr. Justice Room, and 13.1r0n Surrox. Architald Macdonald and James Cowan, two sea men wreck.ed on the Dutch Coast, in Ibis Majesty's ship- Romney, and afterwards trikeia on board a Dutch Privateer, were put to the bar, on the charge elf aiding His Majesty's Enemies. Their defence was, that they had made their escape froM a Dutch prison, and were informed that the vessel in which they embarked was a Prusfian, bound for Madeira. The Jury 'gave credit to their defence, and, after re tiring some time, gave a verdi& of acquittal. Ballric Power was indieted for a similar offence, having been dete&ed on board the Villerdis Dutch Privateer. He Via also acquitted, and the Session ended. A melancholy instance of depravity occurred at Winchester on Friday morning :—the only son of Mr. Dear, h Hyde-street, a boy about ten , ears of age, after receiving admonitory correction tram his mo ther, on his not goin! , to school, under the influence of his pashion, it is tl;ought, went and hung himself in an out-house, ,where he was fotmd a corpse ! inn Published hy t t LIAM .!.). !T A lr. SCR II s, of South mol ,or tito Paper, Lrittyl for (t..ost-baitt), !J(? N rf . . , , ~ POOL E , jUNt 11. ' • Atrivell-,tbe Prn3verous, Stacy,. from CliiJiiste ; 11.4 , many, CAtt, from Hastings • Nvourie lii'vc,froulC°4c' Adive, King., frext Port2i h•• ' h I Fans,, Fail ' l ' ill ' , , jersey. - for .-- Aso 54,1:11 --the Friends,. flill, for CONns ; I:Xeer, AO. q ti.. i r : l s l :l: k e ° r e V o r e t . r i s i t ° r W S i i i a o i C c i y 4 ;: s t i a. ..:) nd . r f . P:31;171:".:1:11:11:::t1i1r1 15'tUI'll.ill'OIT::111:, _L..........,......,-,,..........,--- . • BIRTHS. 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