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M PORTA NT PA II LIAM EN•I'ARY PArERS. FINANCE REPORT. (Coneladuffro.qa ycslerdaYs SLIN REGULATIoNS APPLICABLE TO OFFICES, TH E TIES i F MUCK ARE NECESSARY TO BB CON- TlNUfli. The inquiries now made have fully Confirmed, -the observations contained in the First Report of, the Committee upon Sinecure Offices aPpointed. 1810:in " That the number of offices which have tevenne without any employment, either of -principal or deputy, is vet y inconsiderable, and that ,by far the greatest number of otlices whieh, are-.cOunnonly described as Sinecures, fall propeily the deseriptioo of oqices ext-c(fted bydcruty, or offices having revenue dispropOttionate to em ployment.", The only situations, in England, of any consi 'derable emolttment which can he considered as perfect .ittectires, are the two offices . of Chief JrtS tice in Eyre, North and South of Trent ; up `on which your _Commirtee hose - only to state, that there will he no difficuty in transferring imy for- mal duties belonging to tbese offices (if any such still remain) to the Counnis,iono s Of Woods and Laud Revenue : and that by this atrangement the present salaries may be wholly saved,•when ever these-offices shall become vacant. These sa laries, HS well as that of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, being paid out of the English Civil 'Listoind the salaries of several offices in Scotland and Ireland being in like manner charged upon the respective Civil Lists of those parts of the United Kingdom, your Committee recommend, that a general tide should be laid down for carry ing to the Consolidated Fund ,these and similar savings, as they may arise, after the termination of the interests thisY•existing in any offices - dialled upon those funds. In Scotland there is one (,ffice of high rank and emolument, that of Lord J‘istiee-General, which appears to conic under the same description ashav int.; no employment either of pt inclpal or deputy, and to the sultry of which the saute pi inciple of reduction would consequently apply, in the event of the office being annexed by law to that of Lord President of the Court of Session. One or two other offices enumerated in the schedule, but of inferior rank and emolument, hAve not, as far as your Committee baVe been enabled to ascertain, any duties or responsibility annexed to th em ; they therefore should he abolished altogether, Ili soon as they may become vacant. With respect to all the remaining offices includ ed in the schedule of the Hill of 1813,- being those which are not altogether withotit employment, bitt Avhich have either emoluments greatly dispro portionate to surlt employment, or are wholly ex ecuted by deputy, your Committee do not feel themselves competent to recommend, any general regulation by Which the proper seale 'of salary in any of them may be settled; as soon as the pro -posed reductions can be accomplished. They do not possess all the inforMation necessary for this purpose ; and even. if they did, it is possible that an establishment, which might be now adequate for any particular office, might cease •o .he so be fore the termination of the existing interest. Your Committee are therefore of opinion that it should be left to the judgment and responsibi lity of the Lords of rite Tieasary. for the time be ing, as vacancies occur, to place the several offices proposed to be regulated Ilium such an establish ment with respect to the number and rank of the persons reqtiiire for the dis:thar4e of the efficient functions of such offices, Ant the amount of sa lary to he assigned to each persoir, as may appear to them adequate, after a full inquiry into the na ture and extent ,of the duties to he performed, and the deg' ee of official and pecuniary responsibility which necessarily attaches to sonic of them. If it should be thoaght proper in any Act to be passed, With referenee . to the subject,', of 'this Report, to enact, that Whenever anyof the said Offices shall be reduced and 'regulated there should be laid be fore both Houses of. Parliament a comparative statement of the number, duty„ and emolument of the respective Officers under the old and new es. toblishmemg, your Conunittee conceive that the Parliamentary check, created by this arrangement would be sufficient to prevent any" abuse of a Lower which seems properly 'to belong to !hi ords of the Treasury, as the official and respon sible advi;ers at the Crown, -upon all matters Which relate to the stiperintetitlence and control over the public expenditure. • Jr may not be improper, in treating this part of the inquiry, to call the attention of the !louse more distinctly to some peculiar circumstances be fore alluded to, which are connected with Offices, of great emolitment in the Courts of Law in ire; land. Itappears, that upon a.vacancy which recently occurred in the Office of Clerk of the Pleas' in the Court of Exchequer, by the death of the Earl of 11,uckinglionisIdm, a claim"to the appointment to that Otlice was preferred by the Chief Baron tbe'Exeberpier in Ireland, ilidiValia ' r was appointed by hitit, and was sworn in before the Court of Exchequer. A proceeding, by quo war•-• canto, was instituted on the.part of the town, and. the jridgment of . the Court. of King's Bench was adverse to the claim of the Chief Baron, Au a pp ea l, however, has been made to. the Court of Error ; and may hereafter be Made, by either parfy,,to the llouse of Lords. •In the mean time, by an Act. of the-Legislature,fifith Geo. I 11. c. 122, the mo h nwo rti or-the Office are paid into the 2 _ ‘i Treasury, and the . diu.! msenarge n all the oft.' cid cinties provided for. It i, not impos;ible that similor to those which have been preferr ed in thi4 instance by the Chief Baron, may be preferred 16 the. appnintment, to other ! offices in the Law Courts of Ireland, of great and dis. Proportionale. enitiliuheht, ,which have hither to been tonsiderd as at tile di4pOsal of the Crown Your :Committee ctinnot,:howeyer, aroid'sub milting to the:House, kr het her it would not be perfectly consistent, both it inStioe timid Sonnd . po- Hey, to provide for the regul4tion of such Of.. tices - -ulter expiration of the legally vested in terek3 two the principle on which at t 3 proposed td.reggi4c.! other Offices partaking - of . the nature, of sipsCrues. The duties' attached to mlny‘ of the principal' Offices in the Courts of Law in Ireland appear in deed to be so vatititts and pnitont ,an to be ne cessarily perfOrrned by so tniny - persOtts, — that it would, be extremely difficult, without the most mature consideration, and probably without in quiries instituted on t:te spot, to Sug.A - est oily ar rangetuent.fur the future n iduct at the hitittess' Ott .these.Offires, wilco the existing interests in thettr.shall have tertian:tied. Your Committee understand, however, that there is at present a commission iu Ireland, ap pointed in conseqUence of an Address of the !louse, to inquire into the state of the Courts of fatty in ,that part of the United, Kingdom. It !void(' be very desirable that the Members of this Commission should be I equired by the Executive Government, to exainine, with as little delay as poSsible, into the circumstances under which the several offices in the _Courts of Law, which have bithei;zo been considered in the disposal of the Crown, stand, with resin et to the performance of the duties attached to them ;• and that they should also be required to suggest "such a plan for time fu- . titre regulation of theie offices, as shall provide for the respective duties being discharged i►t per son, at such salaries as..shall lie deemed a just and reasonable compensation to the individuals dis— charging them. _ . An Act of the Legislature will be necessary to give effect to any plan which may he suggested by the Commissioners it will therefore be eempetent to Parliament to adopt generally the suggestioni made by the Commissioners, or to depart from theta according to their disci et ion. In the suppOsable event of a vacancy occurring in any of these offiCes before the Coonissioners maketheir report, it iscol•course underltood, that a temporary arrangement will be made her the per formance of till the necessary duties. Yhich shall not•in anyway interfere with the inthediate to gelation of the ofliCes, on the prineples above recommended. MODE OF REWARDING HIGH AND EFFIeIENT POLITICAL SERVIChS. Your comosittex would Isti fount themselves whirr considecaiple, difficnity in submiting to the /louse any specific plan for enablingthe Crown to reward high and efficient politicalservices, if they had not taken fur their gnidanceshe princi ples and regulations estaislisbed by the 3111 so often referred to, #s the basis of the suggestions which they have to oWer tinder this bead, After an attentive consideration of the mode proposed in that MO for enabling tEc . Owen to recompense the faiihfUl and meritorirni discharge of high and efficient civil office, yourrjonsinittee cannot but entertain an opinion that;cmsistelltlY. aS they trust, with this important object, it will be practicable tot make the new means sf reward which it is proposed to grant to the (.;owss less eS si ve, and, 4t the saute time, to place the power of cople riw those rewards umbr limir bout snore restrictive tease had been provided by the regulations pf Retaining the I st and clasSification of offices according to thitt 13j11, your Committee are of opinion, that it would be expedient either to limit the total snnt, which should in no ease be ex ceeded, or to proceed, in, another mode, towards attaining the . same object 1 limiting the number tf pensions width could be gratitco, and in operation at 'any one time in cach class. 2rlly, provid.mg that the power of granting such pensions should. be called KOgi'gssively into operation at stated intervals, affording a reasonable probability, that at least an equal saving will have been effected by the falling in of the sabirias or emoluments of some of the offices to be regulated or abolished, fostead of commencing at once upon the vataticy °f the first of such offices as might exceed 2,0001. ulcer, or at any one given period. 3dly. That tie provi. ',ion of the Bill which sVould have made it lawful for his Majesty, when any person shodd have served in more than one of the four (lasses, to grant such .pension as is annexed to tie highest class in which,he !nay have been emplord, (with out any, referettce to the duration of lii!evrvice iu class,) should .14 far amendef :as to re quire: from. any: such Berson a certaii period of service, in the higher class. With reference to these principles o modificit tion, your Cotornittee submit, that the number of pensions in each of the four classes 'tumid be li ntitrtl as follows :—, Ist Glass—First Lord df the Treasury, Fist Lord of the AdiniraltY, three Seeretaries of State, Chitmeilor of the Ex. chequer—six pensions.of 8,0001. • gd,Class—Chief! Secretary for Ireland, Secretary at War— three pension& of 2,0001. , . N.B. The Chattc'ellor 'of the Excliequet fur IreJand was ineluded.in 'Class in.the Dill of /83. ;3 ( 1 Class—Two Secretaries of the 'freaetuv, Principal Se cretary of the Admiralty-43 pensions of 1,54 , 1. ..• 4th Clais 7 --Under tif•cle9tries of State, Clok ,of tin; Ord tiatteeG itegikittnsof 1.,0001'. Thatihe CrOwn lihOtlld have the pover of grant ing otic pensi'dn in each of these cusses, except the second, at the end of two years frun the adop tion of this system by the Legislattir:l and SO iu succession at intervals of two years, wtil,the ex piration of twelve years, when it still! he lawful to the Crown to grant the whole onnber of pen prOpoied in'each class. IVith.=rtititect to-the second class,' it isproposed that the power should not commence till the expiration of tour years, so a's to co n ic into complete operation a the same period of twelve years, as in the twee other clasiteS. Your Committee'conceive that the prices of the President of the Board of COntrol, and Secretary to that Board, come within the description of ef fective, civil, and political offices, so. far as to entitle them to be considered in any general tern intended to be laid down with revid to sue!, offices ; but they leave it to the. • ()rifle House to determine whether, as their salaries are entirely drawn from another quarter, and nut fro!n public revenue, these ofices Ought to includzd in the, provisigns of any bill which illy he franrA upon the reCoinmendations contained in !hi:, re port, or to form the subject of some other turailtie. The re.,;iii,itions of the l.iiif, will) respect to kngth 'of sei vice in each Of the lour ciasses„,:yolo ccimmittee are of opioiou might be' amended iu the following manner : Ist Class—Not lesm th a n two years' service in One or 1 - nore of the offiees of ili it class : - 2d and citissesEither five years' service in one of the offices of that class, or three' years ih that class, and not less thnn five yeats in - stnnt of the office-, of the other classes, so as to make, in that case, at leatt eight years' service; but in the whole •Ith at least ten years' service. The only f•irt her alterut ion which it hat occurred to yom' C•• • oninittee to recommend liinifation of the regniaijous of the nil', that the vesiiionsi" of eaell 51164111, iu all eases, he l'imiked ; to• the siiialle•y ''Suitt specified :in the Bill, -vit. 30t00l. for the first 'class ; '2OOOl. for ; 1501.. for the third ; and 10001. for Ole fourth ; without any OrogrepSive increase depending "p"" leugOl • of service ; and that one half id' sad' pension should abate noon the guarantee beiiig iippointed to any chi! office nr employment utpler the Crowu of equal or greater amonnt. • It has occurred to your Committee, that circuits stances might pOWlily arise, though of occasional and rare occurrence, in which it might be highly expedient for the Crown to possess tht; power of granting One pension in the first 'class; without re ference to any specific pc! hid Of service tin the person to whom it miebt be granted; pod al-, though there might be 0 actual vacancy in the class. Th . ey therefore inhtnit to the House, whe ther it might not be expCdient to grant such a power, subject to any regulations in the mode of exercising it which mAy be thought stecessary, and subject Also to a provision that any such grant should be held to be supernumerary ; so that, upon any suliequent . vacancy •arising in the fist' class, it should not he filled up, except in favour of the pet son lu - tiding such extraordinary pension ; • who from that time would, be ,considered as form- . in;; one of the litnited list of dst. • Although it .may be 01,jeclert td" the limited number proposed by . your COttimittee tor each class, that circumstances may arise in which, from the,whole . number of pensimrsin any of the classes having been previously crowed, the Crown might for a time be debarred from remunerating a per son, Who; by bug and meritorious set vices, :night be entitled to socir . a ren'ard.; such an in convenience, they apprehend, Could only exist for a short time t and on the other hand, yotir Com mittee are a opiniiin that, without some such limitation, the saving, which they contemplate as one of tire inducements for sub.,titming thii mode of recompensing public service, for that nitieb is now at the d..sposttl of the Crt:tsvn, mutely . diiappointed. March 48 1 1817. • • • POLICitI INTELIAGENCE. Bow-sTREFai. STREET-ROBBERIES.7—A number of street rob hers have lately been detected :by the eo u r a # . e ant! me firmness o f so of:fleet-3 in the army and, navy, particularly its the day tithe, ill tte'Strand.. Amo. otherlastance occurredlesteriray pla'ce, to, Lieut. B. Cuppage, who finding himself attack ed, suddenly turned round aunt seized the robber, who had only time, to take his Silk hattolke.'-chief, which was in .the, robber's hand, he not having had (line in convey it to his companions. Una. Cutpage took the fellow into a pastry-coiA's shop, whore he kept him till a constable arrived, who Int - ugly hint Ito the ()pee, when the fellow said hisnatne . w as ;cilia - Gardner. eutenalse p !Jag e ogred ti t be bound over to prosecute', thr son r, althongli at pi)nsillerabli incont:gnitce to himeif, considerin g it a duty IN owed a tothe pub lic tt larg - e„ ,captailj, Francis Dornfotit and' : Lieu tenikt Tioniford were. hrott.2llt _to the-Office, chirged with a 3 anliing Mr. George Pitryfi, for ! molly an, amity-agent, of Crtti' en-siree!, strand, win stated, that itbottt a racinth shift, a Mrs. Ibrbcs WaS at his house, when the two dylerda u t s rlso car»e tftere, and a vinhet if stplitbOt and dis pute took_place between all ate parties.: he tea; going on to htaty the partieplars of this (inane!, brit Sir N. CON . ANT stopped him, and i“ eree d, that he had nothing to do wi!li wh tt took place a montli ago ; the charge iii the warrant was for an assault committed on Sunday se'unight, Mr. Parys then stated, that• on that day he was rfding an bovsehaek,. and just as he was ionising the Mi litary Aqhmt, his horse was suddenly stopped'Ond. seized by the neck by Lieut. Durnford, who, pi.e. tenting a lettc.r to hint, v4Nlied hint if he .w3i the author of that blackguard letter; he then instant ly striii,k Lieutenant Durnford *SII stick ou his hand, aud rode of with The Magistrate observed, that he thought this a most extraordinary citinpliaia of itrr. Parys ; as, according to his own statement, he had commit:: tea the first assault agatiost the person he corn- plained.or, without any reaspnable cauSe astalon'ed. To Pekrys,,with great propriety. answered,' that lie . coltsideredit an ass.stslt in the Lieutenant to put his hand on. his hope's shoulder, and stopping hint on thc ,Kin.g.'s highway. The Magistroe4 however, dischooNed. the .warrant upon this state , - Meta,. and did. not even call upon the defendants for their defence., ; QLTF.EN-SQUARE. EXTENCVIS ROBEEnY talr MEAT.—JaMeS Jordan and Tlinnuis two batchers' men, were brought before the Magistrate, charged by Richard Murtin, jun. of King -street, ‘Vestminster, with robtriug tiitrunele, Itiet,trird Murcia, N. 2, in the saute street, blucher,- of - a large quantity of bleat. IVitness stated, that the prisoner Jordan had lived with his uncle - as a journeyman for aboat IS months, and he (witness) was an assistant to his uncle : that rift 4:onsequente of itiformation, re ceived.on:Sittnliq,. he had been employed by Ais uncle on Sunday afternoon to take an accounrof ,11j the joints and pieces of meat in , the shop, anti also charged to watch the. motions of .1111111 yes terday meriting (Monday). lie accordingly took a station early in the utoroin g , where he, could. see all that pass.ed in the shop without: .hitweif being seen. 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