The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-02-13 00:00:00

MUSS OV COlllllO,Ol, Pro. u.

Mr. Crutler* That tlirre by (104 heron. this
House so Account of the Number of Paolo!, eisiriuied b..
tares Hultheid end 41 Haven with not Account of the
Maim*, olio Yr d Obi Captains of rack Akii lbe ..trends or
tbe mars of ear*, tuer:ber with the r pryer. sf fending
eimeryosee of the Mails trim tl.i. Cutout.) to
Oribuia.

la resseaaeoce of the 01,061091 Or 'Jr. CA lea are, the
Pitalltuta etrouplataisis of stadwe el trios for the a-witty of
Wexford, which stool for ath March, was dwilaarzed, sad
hoard esti, TlriirJay, the 7th April
Ow How c Porn A n parr entice, that area Tendw west,
he would wore for a Copy of the Dispatch f out the Gaver.
Gwerril ia ludis, to the Court Li' Dimi.eors, relative to
awsidaset. _ _

POOLE ELECTION.
The following arc the Haines of the Members
returned to the Select Committee. toter the merits
et the Petition complaining of a . unaue election
Err this Borough:
foe TIM M'S Pinner, ot Right Hon Sir J rolteury
light Hai E. pens Joseph A-101,
11.. Wary Pierre Nike Caleran,
Sir Hoary V. Torapest Hon. W. Wellesley Pole
1 G. T. Calmat Hun. Edmund Phipps.
lard G. Levrion Goner NONISKIVC
Sir 31. Damn Follies, itt. John Leath, Esq.
ilicbswel3barpr, Esq. Prose Greniall, jai. Est
PATMAhTEP-GENFRALV AILTOUNT,I.
Mr. HANIRT MARTIN maned fo.. en Account of
the Monies unactmuuted for, issued out of the
Exchequer to the Paymaster-General of the
Forces, between the sth January. 1793, and the
dith January, 1801, specifying the particular times
at which they were issued.
The CitsectLi.oa of the Excnvormt said,
since the notice had been given by the lion. Gen-
tlemaii, he. the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
found there would he considerable difficulty iu pro-
curing those accounts. it would. he thought,
from the k.sgth of tune the Ilan. Gent. domairded
those accounts for. require at least twelie months
to obtain them. Ile thought it a ould he more ad-
visaishato wait the decision of the Committee of
Finance, in whose hands those accounts were, as,
in all probability. they would give considerable in-
formation upon the subject of thew.
Mr. MARTIN said, that the acuotuit now before
the lieu e included live yours and a halt, and that
Ibex arr• oluaisied in thirty-fOnr days. 'floosie CI,
which he now mortal. were for the spare of moo
years. beinis but fur three years and a half longer
than those ready obta;neti. t le, therefore, thought
it extraordinary (hat the Right lion. the Chan-
uallor of the Rwriseqess should deem it necesbary
to require twelve Woad,. for the pm.lw Pon of
Ulan accounts. lie had also reason to think those
eessmuitewere not under the ermoolee.tsiot, of the
Ceemaittee of FILIALUK. Hct thereiere, consiiieTed
it his duty is persevere in his inotuni.

Mr. HusatssoN corroborated the statement of
the Right lion. the Chancellor of the EKchealner,
and added, that the reason why the iiecotnits betore
the House, alluded W by the lion. Gentleman,
were procured in so short a time, was, that they
hail been regularly filed. in consequence of the •
many changes which of late had taken place in the
.:•Exeiequer Office, there stool.' be some One oc-
cupied iu procuring the necessary documents fur
the pruent inquiry.
Mr. TianNat' said, if the accounts moved for
by his Hon. Friend took such a length of time in
preparing, it was, in his opinion, better to set about
obtaining them as 1,0011 as possible.
Mr. Lowe said, it would be impossible to comply
with that particular part of the lion. Gentleman's
motion which required the particular butes at
which those monies were issued, as many of the
documents bud not been tiled.
Sir Joins ISiLw-.otrr said, the sooner the order
was issued for the production of those accounts,
the better. lie could see uo such ditficelties as
some Hon. Gentlemen had thrown in the way of
obtaining those accounts.
Mr. Rost: said, if the lion. Gentleman who had
moved for those accounts could shorten the period
of time stated, there would be no great difficulty in
procuring thew.
Mr. CALCRAFT said, if the accounts r ottla not
Ise procured in se short a time os wished for, that
at least he trusted they could by the next Session of
Parliament. _ _ _

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The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, if
it were the iuteution of the lion. (;entleanun who
moved for those accounts to have them, under all
eircutustanees, he would not oppose his motion.
After some farther conversation betwevit Mr.
Cst.casve and Mr. tiCSKISSON, the motion was
agreed to.
110.W.W ,W.ll/ Win •

Mr. EDEN, in pursuance of a former notice,
after making some preliminary observation* rela-
tive to the effect produced by the late Orders of
Council, Moved, „That there be laid before the
House an account of the number of Ireland ves-
sels *ditch have come or have been brought into
am• port or place inGreat Britain, under the opera-
tion of the Orders of Conseil on the 11th of Nov.
1607, ap to the lateit periods, specifying the
countries to which they belonged, distinguishing
those vessel:: commencing their voyages prior to tbe
period of their receiving notice of said milers, and
having come to the ports of Great Britain in ten-
formity with• t:rose ()niers, have been allowed to
proceed upon their original de*tivatiori, or to any
specific ports, otherwise appointed to them." Or-
dered.