The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-19 00:00:00

TK'EATItIGAI. It SGIBTKIt. Pei "armed Lem, •Nipit. DRVIIY-LAKE.—(ed e), Boy: Principal Perf,,rrnerp, Mr. Rite and Mrs. Dattivy. Attar which, The jui,liceper's Daugl,ter. Covcsr-Urttnnkr.l.--(3,1 tinic), The Conque s t of : Princi [l3l Prrrormers, Mr. Young and Miss Stephens. Mitt which, Rubinson Cruses. AIIItIVZIJ-1 Wl , terfoid. f ) l'v -4 Orwlce, 2 Lisbon, 1 Hol htutl, I Fliwilt rs; I Duhliti. ... • Pitl l; 11, .13r i nk Stork, • ..•:1511 8 itor tent. ii• S pti t'ent. Cons. 724', 4 per•Crittti..., s p vet Cout. NaklAil!). IQ2it I*(ittt( f I.VI. f 11,111; 14.1ri: 145, Stock, 9os st(y; t riss. fitrs. Is. 2's. pr. f.si 7.3 ;4,3 COURSE OF EXCH..4NCiE, Fait;AY, APIII,I- 18, AnttferdAni . Ditto, at Si...;ltt . : 34 ••4. - , Anisteitlain 11 Is C. F. .Ditto, at sight . Rotterda m Antwerp. ' • : klawholrgll. - Bi 8 .-it ll*. _Anoint . •• • • at. 9 ?x 1 -:• . 'Paris, 3 I)ay's sight, 24 60 'Ditto) ', • 25 0 i Us. .130,4irdeaux, ditto Frankfort on the Main 141;i4lrid ' • ls% Effective • Cadiz .. 36 Effective Sevillor.... ......... .• 'billions 3l Gibraltar . 81 . Leghorn .S~ tielioa... 444—,v4inive . Malta 46..---Napl6 39f ritlerlllo ' 3,iilion Oporto Rio Janeiro Diolilin...'. ....'• 11f .. ... • C oili , ..,. . 114 per Cent. • ' Agin of the Boohoo !Lifland— . 2 Port ogal Gold, in Coin 1 .3 1t 9 per oz. . Foirei••or Gold, in Bars ' 3 lff 0 • li,wl. .hii.4.r.4....- .. f...3' 15 0 151.. ,,. n ow'. - n 6 1 Silver, iii'llars, Staiithird . . 111011 IVATVIt AT LoStnos To-molutow. hiort.iii g , vj 3 minutes after 4. I Eve'!lug, 50 &mites atter 4. THE SUN. QITI% FALSUNt AUPEtT LONDON, SA7IIRD.II', rIPRII, 19, 1817. llii ink made inquiry thi' forennon,:.., We are happy to confirrothe report of several Morning t r ivreri, rolltrildiet dint of rite il/Orning rhto.. ft' ,by stating, that the health of the estimable SPEAKER of the llouss of COMAIoNB SO much improved, as to leave no dembt of his bring able to l'EAttlle his aiduons statinr: at the end of tiio Tun FuNns.—The stocks have.fluetuated con siderably wit Lin these twq days j the Comols opened this morning at 721 !Turley ; for account lA, and went brick again . to 72i for money, and 7.2.1 fir , cconnt. Thursday and' yesterday an ()tense gonntity of stock was sold by the Public, but the opinion of the moneyed men still continues that cgreat advance will take place, more bnrgains baying been ovule for the approaching May Ac- Count than has been known for many years, and is the fluctuation • bring from 73 clown to 71 RAI', the differences next settling clay must be tremcn dons. Three days French Papers to Wednesday, last inclusive, reached us this morning. Having g iv e n our rtiron to the Report on Finance, we can only very briefly state their essential points. , The Funds are up to G 7. 55. and appear from the course to be rapidly rising. —Bank Actions, 1,295, The KING'S health is represented as becoming doily better established. 19AJL5TY, after the Levee on Ttresday, having remarked Lieut.-General Count °UDE- Nitang, Lieutenant of the Company of Noailles, called him forward, and publicly expressed his •ati•factinn at his conduct and firmness. The new organized Company, with the Duke de AlouctrY at its head, has taken the oaths in the hand' or the KING, The Doke of Otttgalas has arrived in Paris. The 13ishop of GHENT is going to Rome. The Doke of WeLLlNcyrobt was expected to P4ris as this day. This morning we received American Papers of one (lily's later date ditto before ; but they con! 1.8111 110 UCW4 NutiPO4K, FEHRUAiIi 86.--Capt. COOPER, of the Henry, arrived here, state:, that there were twenty-flre American seamen in close' confinement at St. Jago, who were cap. turtd in a piall•Carthagenian oft that port. The privateer had captured two Spanish vessels, one of which was a large (iutheaman, with a cargo of slaves. Having no place to fiend them in, the privateersman permitted the Negro. Captain to leo ashore at St. Jagu, to procnre the means o'f ransoming his vessel and cargO, and lay-too off the port Waiting his return. In the mean time, however, the Spa.. n'eards at • St. Jago manned. a large Baltimore sehaoner, iq Ni;hich they went out and captuf:eil the privateer and her prizes." The Second Report from the Select Committee on Finance has appealed, It investigates the Principal Establishments of the Country, begin- ring with tliC ARNIV.—The 6311cAttlig arc the ge neral introductory ren►nrl:s • " Your Committee am d,vcply sensible of the tidrettie dif fienlty of tweet taining the precise iiolt4 at which our Military ilstablishments should-he fixed, on account-of * political con sideCations, and otilters of a still more delicate nature, whicii nst•neceisarijyin\olre thentso vett itt the question.. In taking into consideration the Peace Establishments of tlw country, it must he remembered, that if on the one hand they are pro posed to be kept in a state of complete preparation,.with slew of affording entire security to the notion both at home and abroad, ,The continued expellee most bear so heavily . upon the resources of the • cOuntry, as to pre; elude all hope of relief front the hut - delis of iaXation and the load of debt incurred during a long Series of pro tracted lrastilities : on the other hand, if they should be reduced too low, the temporary. glint in point of econoinY might he more than counterbalanced by the hazardous situa tion iii•whieh this Kingdom, together with its numerous and disont• uependencies, might eventually he placed upon th e breaking out of an unforeseen or sodden tear; for which such a state of deficient military preparation might possibly offer i; snMil temptation. " It . is rather 'therefore for the Executive Government, acting on their responsibility, to propose; and for the wis dom of the'Honse to judge, of a Matterpf this high import ance, than for'your Comaiiitee to offer an opinion; but they observe in the mean time with satisfactten, that upon a com parison between the Estimates of the two.last years, and those for the present year, .much will appear, to have been effected in the way of reduction, both as, to numbers and as to expence ; and they entertain a contidat 'tope that such further reductions will continue to be made, as may be found cpusistent r with all the true interests of the country, neither erring on the side of absolute confidence on the king dura tion of peace, ma giving way tounwartantable apprehensions of ekatiger and aggression. " And your Committee further submit, that as the duration and magnitude of the astonishing exertions made by this 'dug dom during the late war, must mainly be attributed to the pecuniary resources then brought into operation, which could never he more justly deemed the sinews of war than doting tine winds:course of that eventful contest ; so these can he re novated and strengthened in no other way than by retrench ment and economy during the opportunity afforded by a re turn of peace. " At the same time, this Most important - consideration must al was be Lept t' . l view, that if our Military F,stablish ments should once he suffered to fall below the standard of efficiency and discipline, to which they are now raised by great i..xertions founded on experience, ►t will not he possible to re store them again to the same height without great waste of time, however urgently their hest Aervices may he required." ARMY. It is stated that the reduction of the War Ex penditure began in 1816, and has bven carried much further by the Estimates of 1817,—the dit tertonee amounting to no less .t sum than 1 ,738,49 C/, upon the net balance, although several charge;, such as Half-pay, the Compassionate List, and other allowances of a similar kind, are oteessa rily augmenled by the termination of the war, and a tlitn'nution of the numbers maintain'rd.ou active service. ' • I Besides the mere ninue4ial roduetion.e, er;►t ciple of economy has been .applied to the.Cavali y, by a diminution of the number of horses kept for the service of each regiinent, to the extent of .2,0 in euli troop ; in the last year there were only ten Inca dismounted in each troop, and that nuu►- ber is now ilonbled, by which a considerable charge is save.l, without too far breaking down the effi ciency of the regiments. There fullims comparative statements between the Establishments of 1702 anti the present pe. riot!, extremely in favour of the existing mode, in so' far as economy" from better atrangement is concerned. There is next' comparisOnof the total num bers of Officers and Men provided for in the Army Ilitimates 1816-1817. Its complex form pre cludes our copying . it to•tloy. . The result is a difference or diminution in 18i7, upon the force chargeable to the United Kingdom, of 55,343 men on the Estithlishment, or 47,942, the correspond ing numbers in rank and file. Other eompatisom spew the decrease in rand; and file front 1814 to be 221,794 men. ,TFIF: STAFF, "The exp.onces of the Staff exhibit a considerable Saving. The total expence of the Staff foe Great Britain, as originally estimated in 1816, was For Ireland, in Irish currency In the present Estimate, it stands, for Grent.Britain,nt 39,630. For Ireland, in Irish currency " in the Star upon Foreign Stetione,:the lereti,o-rt—selengs to be carried, to a still greater extent ; 4 140. Pr Conneittett notice with ntnch satisfaction that the Governors res'ylent at Ceylon and the Cape of Good Hope. and the resident . Likt. tenant-Governor at Gibraltar, are nu longer included in the Estimate for the Staff Pay of 'their Military rank, their Ciril Appointments in time of peace being Considerettadequate to the support of their respective situations. " Your Committee cannot leave the subject of Governments abroad, thus incidentally brOught, before than, without ex pressing a wish that some means may be devised for rendeting the Foreign Possessions of the British Empire more efficient towards defraying the expences of their own Military protec tion, since. their value to the parent State mast be greatly diminished by their 'continuing a lasting drain . on its re. sources. inatlC DEPARTMENTH. • DEPARTMENTA OF THP. ADJUTANT GENERAL, AND OP THE QUARTER MASTER GENERAL. AT HEAO., QUAUTEEs. • "Four Comminet have a‘eerfained that a coris;derable L (Indian lawn been made in both these braneees of the 4litithry SSW tishatent• " charge of the Adjutent.Ceneral's Department sp. pears to have been, the year tBl Cipin Jam And the Estimate for the present learls. 8,11091. being a diminution of COM, es compared with the sear tett,. The charge ia the Depattaapat of the Quarter -Matter. Cene.ral appears to bare.lh.cn, it: 171: yr:lr IRIS - 19th .... 9,5t9; Atitt Ihr n..tiniate for the nresent yvar is, 5.9i11.: n.li mintitat of :3,3651. since the redoes - ion of 11-e yistir Conntintee hare li,tti the fur; Ler s:tiiit , t tiopt topt.i, by 31 t;fit prison of the prest.tit Establkhtnent of this Office with t!.;tt 01 1712, that the number of person. non , exe...ty!s only by one the nninber bt;tte nit I he Establillitnetti of 1792. I'AY ()1;T:(37.. the Paymaster-General's Department, the business has in some respects nebessajily increased by the cessation of the war, which tiecasions,a verk coo , iderahle a tiementation of the number of claimants for 1-I.rlf Pay, and inter retired Al lowances, and which tun for a conciderable time In a great degree counterbalance the detrease of expease which would otherwi'se be occasion,d by a t edociion :Of Establishment, or a diminution of the magnitode of . the annual accounts. The Deputy and As s istant-Deputy Paymasters-General abrtsad, are totemic(' to be abolished during peac e , and the duties payitig the troops on Fareign StatiOns arc to de volve upon the Commissariat Department. The savings of expense upon this head will be, fur the present year as com pared with the last, 5,47:3/., which is the difference between the actual reduction of the expenee of this branch of the De partment, and the allowances granted according to a regu lation of 12th July 1316, fixing the tate of such allowances. These allowances amount to one-fourikof the pay of those Deputies, who received 31. or 2!. per day, and to one-third to all Deputies who received 1/. 10s. per day, and to Assistants (in all cases) to one-fourth of their pay ; which allowances, considering the great trust and responsibility imposed on these officers, your Committee ,lo nut think unreasonable. The whole amount of these ail JWances is nut likely to exceed about 5,0001. per unbuta " In every Office of. Account it is extremely material to sec how far the interior Establishment has been sufficient, either in point of strength, !iv . of diligence, to . keep pace with the Current service in entering and rendering their accounts ; and it is with great satisfaction that your Committee observe,- in I his 'department, that not only the current occulting of this office, thade up under 48 Geo. 3, c. 49, hare been regularly rendered to the Audit Othce, but that all the arrear.aceintintJ prior to that period, viz' from 1782 to 1, 2 07, have been deli vered to the same Board, and nearly the whole of them audited and declared." 'file following %yell ►nerite.d tribute of,approba titm is pause(/- Upon the Establishment tinder the commit! of the Right Hon. CHARLES LONG:— " The state of the Ae"c,;:pits of the I ) ..;rtuaster-G . rneral it sohlonted, whirl► affords an example of regularity and dis patch very fit to be imitated iu all other departments of Ac- count." WAR OFFICE. • . " On directing their attentiOn to the otiicial establishment of the War Office, your Committee could not avoid remark ing several artielei, which, ultb o itgh si;nctiOncil by th e E,:i• mates of fornier jeat y , at rtp , .4l' to thgnt 1.0. Cali fur 0b;.4 V4l iOll. " The extra allowances made to Clerl(i for preparing ne a N n tin i F,siin i nt o , se e m unfa to be conti:itted, "as performed constitutes a part of the regular ani or.limtry bu sinexs of this • " The nonaher of Messengers is also .s.cry large, amauntivg to 529, several of whom receive above tool. a-year. • . " But yoiir GoMmitteewislo particul:irly to observe on the ref' red Allowances possessed by two., Clerks in this toMe.c, account eftlocir lonvittit 'filled the tAttiatir.n„ in succession, of. t',,ecvetary toraUer..Seeretariek :it War, by authority froon thr.se at War theioNelves, wilco they erased to fill that ()thee. Such are.certainly nystilloo, if not wit boot example, and t he refute, ottaccount of the ;trees , &lot, wholly unfit to be enooti , ,ned, more especially as those , two indieidnals still.retain,their situation in the.ofbee. • " Your Onnt»ittee observe that thew two - cuses h.sve been rentaric'ed upon in tiie Gth llepart of the CoMaliviioners of Military Inquitly, pp. 293 and i:9•1! and the practice of lualt• hog such grants has been discontinued in pursuance of sug. gestiuns contained in that Report. " Your Committee 'conceive that in any fitturedppointo:rut to the office of Deputy Secretary at IFar ,. a salary of 1,5001. per.aorlon: with an increas e o f 5 0 W . a-year after a cimtinu- Knee in his officeUf 10 years, will he sufficient ; and they :640 venture to recommeud 1,0001. ts.s . a propei7 salary for the first . . am) principal (leas., . . " In addition, to the establishment of this department, rtg a,5.2fi/.. the 'charge of the bra nches employed in the exaMination of Accounts . for the period in arrea'r, amounts:to 60,802/.; the Compensations anti Retired Allow ances; entfitierated its p. 67, and forming the - sum of 6,7711.. omit lie regarded as a very large burden incidental to the charge of 014 office. "Your Committee however have considerable sn'lsfaetion in contraiting the mute of the current Acconnts of thi; Office with that of the period when the Committee on Public Ex penditure, in the year ibll, noticed "the disordered and'dis graceful state in which the Accounts df this great branch of PtblieExiteisditur e 'bad :been fOr so many years suffeted to remain." In the current Accounts the asrea+ it iuconeidera ble, and by the more modern . and judicious arranctuent, a considerable portion of the Establishment has been trim (erred (without any interruption oft he current inisiub'ss) to the eXamitiation of the periods in 'arrear ; by whichmeans nearly the whobt of the outstanding Accounts from Ole ye :1r 1784 to the . year.l797, have been settled ; and the Committee hive reason to ex•,,ect thatthe Settleatettior tutee! how 0ut.... strisiding for the 'period betweehrthe years 1767 Ittl4 1 810;wi11 at much 'expedititos as the difficulty of inves tigatitkx Accounts, which have remained so icing one;tatn;ned, will permit. MEDICINES, &c. •. " The char of Areilleines and Snrgieal :%Tateriats, in Grd•at aßritain and' I reland., aumunted, for the tar IS la, to L.60,91;6; idob is reijuced in the current year ti) ..... .... . . VDI,UNTEEIt. CARP .S: .• " Your cOntiviittee would not:hare thought it - requisite to make any.remark on,the Estirnate for pay and contingent al lowances t o V olunteer Corps of Yeomanry, were : they not dt-si. as Of..bcaring their tesitiniony-t o the im portance of th a t A - treat utility an d pccie's of force, fin', the maintenance of Qtvirr . arid protection of property; Supporfed its it's iby a 441')P"rdivelY string exPence, rind caleuleteil to lieepalire the ancient Spirit of the nation, the qua r t er. where It is most and most usefd. They therefore highly approve•of adintitioik of ilta 6 4;hintliridual of this hotly, the allow allet3 having bee(lirevionsly reduced frolus4l.a:yeal OA. ' TROOP§ 11l `‘ It does not appear ,to your Oommitte,, that their duty calls on them to enter into any detail respeiting the Artuy stationed in Prance. • - • isThe It/iniite points out a J;minutiou qt the exPemcc, thu tiutot)eis of ibis art eon rfdtated bytt fifth, viz-. .. , ..1•11.1•11•••••••••...,....77 - --..-- te3iCsac;r:ile.:a;:etttlito,.Cchgi/r1131CC:1°11 t°t:en:air:gne ;011.:::;{:.e7in:rj:;i,evi:41:g:!:ej:etrihitt1434...it o in stating t`Your Coqimittee hare.gr eat sntisfac tion uo part of the ch'iri.;e. ~ f chi' farce hoe hitherto d * tliis.(:"'"ltrY t :wit the,. : „. e en:5 1,1,3 10 IS l d 0 ° j ' i . ell- t ;rounthll . ex rev, et ion, tl at tl)e w hole Will contine.4 tlefrayed u nt of the' sums contrilmted by the Gercr° l l France, rtecortiin; I. roe provisions Of the Vold's! ioth Norember, 181.;: is: addi:ion to then nioel o f II ` :: ' )f)(). L1'1'71'11;1 sict:ltiirig":)nit7:ll;tti:: gt i l i ; ° : :C t - A 'l l'f4 ,ll. Yt tii " ll:l:73-1 ' !)-' • at Watts loo,aulcaptured l'ari,, 111';‘-'iMA:;;NTS IS TtliC I.lAst.hl/1 :, 0 , " Tr.o regiments of Dr:l4.ow'; aad five hatialions?f . $ 1 are unt k r or der to ; retui 0, Whit:ll Will Willa L 14104 will be borne by b h y yrc t e h s e r a c t i i : a u rt : er i . k: I r be t., t r t r -rs it ,it ia 1 po“...sioi;s of the Lo i l i i Co:opal - 1y, to very nearlY the liondiet of 40,CO3Pwc' ~,l' to ale ,..; )e ; t ru h i n l rit on the Pdhlic beyoad the illg , when a red net ion of numbers to the extent o ttbest fr o fur the short period of effecting' ments and battalions will bite place : so 0° 17 ° 64 :4 the tompeaNnis7l:cpctl;:'lllthiengipiergiod 010.1 ROYAL miLii,trtY coLi.EGi. 01 " In the Royal Military College every tbi!l lee...j conducted in a manner honourable to those Ow a rel ,i I localiail" Yt and on a plan conducive to titer', . itie ;, classes resorting to it for instruction.. Y"urC"iiiishai not hourever but question the' expealen c l of 6 , 9 , l :dirti tplamytaileulduicltliouwn.aorts Psi ii , Establishment 01) its present extensiveita4..*"..l- -. to exp.-ace isi 1816 ................. ... 53'819 too I:lliesirgr saying 1 . or 7 rf. tee.l from oan i . . 1 5Gt 5; t) 111; ~ ci . 5 .. . ,0b,1: ' I. _ps_ e.,..an0903:11:5, 011'1 ----- ; 1 o the al my pay of General Oifceth a l ir g mho. gradual reduction from limiting the nu- is enco n4et,hetil;tan: ~, 0 . n9yAr, Nut,rtAtY 4511,0 e „01 e.iiill substance nomical ntartnette idliCii it is COlidilatC4l a n : ,,ds tr t of the Regulations fu r Its goverunseitttr et . nof Cmualtics since it was established in 1903! ,!i . or y Ltepttooirvtent°ts:itetCieel:eollliena"ll)(egn.s'i°lllriiii6lciti.' . ~,. , . atlogrix.ipltraels•ys A their"syt uugc.iyuoru,,rl caupopirnui:;::nini.of: A "e last item we are calleti 0810 11101 SaliShic• ii , . the .• '''''' . EXCHEQUP,rEES.' r PgrCg is ~,.. '1" the di ari • -e of 35,0001. for Exchequer . ego. _ _ ,O l mister o ll Se r b 'e With ITlticlt.iatiSfitCtiailt Ohl. i n c0r 14 ;,4 the i'le generous and patriotic cordrict of Cie Clitliforti Nobkrulr) will holds the; only in:Vert:nip wh igi : t oo , u , ,p,..:n the 01,1 establishment, the whole in'dirct:?l"( I,llftes.' t.,:*-cs.• it.cooliderable exceptions, is 1 0 ''' a ' '; u10 ,01 14 i 4.alpurpo'.:es, it, cottfortnity to the Act for r . joke s ite ...chequer, 4;tl of the Ring,. c. s 3, the crel , • *!* of cfutulueuent fo nt,,' ticli/tdo.ll +.4)lstocth or 'et The 231 instal 1 • 0 )l"'g PIYI a ' tt Jetog pc• L. , ~, i t, i hay,. , o wl ~ ..... trcen g iven that the ceterontite, ,q . • i hopft t '0 served by the 'Frooos on the Itll n. [., otqc c `)//' ritu,,...1?; • . .. . ..r(oi . '. '' I Er;r-.1.',5, Virth -(14)) 03) that d. , y. ,:if" . 1 i: ". ...—......."esirl''''' .. 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