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London, England, 1806-03-06 00:00:00

Being deficient by

Tie whole of this 23,0001. appears to have-re-
' raided due from Lord- Melville =until, the 24th- of
June, 1783, when the redu6tiory of it was begun by. a
payment of • 0001. made by Mr. A. Gray (a Clerk
in the `Navy Pay ()dice) to Lord Melville's ex-
treasurership account; at the Bank..
Between that time and the I of July, 1783., se-
veral similar payments were made by Mr. Gray, and
by a commercial house then trading under the :firm
of More and Atkinson, amounting in the whole to
1:5,4001. and reducing the debt of Lord Melville from.
23,0001. to 76001.

The dates and sums of these payMents will be seen
in the fallowing account :

1733. X 1783.
April 14. To Bank bal. 7.3,000 lune 24. By Cray ioDo
iuly 7. By Atkinsolisz,*
it. By Gray , 140a1
12. Ity AtkinsonfoQG
31. By Du. 2000

23,6°0

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5400
By balance IM'
oo

23,000

From the 31st July, 1783, until after Lord I.`tiel
Ville's re-appointment to the office in Jannary,
1784, he remained indebted to theaccount of his ex-
treasurership at the Bank in the above sum of 76001.
and no rednecion of it took place until the 13th of
March, 1754, when a sum pt. 20001. was drawn out
from his then second treasurership account at the
Bank, and placed to his credit there in the account of
his first or ex-treasurership. On the 24th of April,
1784, the sum of 10001. on the 17th of June,-17842
the sum of 15001. and on the Ist of March, 1785,
another sum of 15001.* were in like manner
transferred to the Bank. from the account of the se-
cond to that of the first Treasurership of Lord,Meb.
ville, making in the whole 60001. and reducing, the
deficiency in the Bank balance of his first Treasurer-.
, ship to the sum. of 16001. but rat -the same time
creating one of 60001. in the Bank balance of his
second Treasurership so that the grOss amount of
the Public Money-withheld by Lord Melville from
the- Bank, in this respet% still remained 'the same,
viz. 76001.

It appears, however, that in the mean time, on the
20th of August, 1784, Mr. Douglas, the Paymaster,
,drew from the Account of the second Treasurership
'at:the Bank, the sum of 20001. for the use of Lord
Melville ; and on the 25th of gay, 1805,' a similar
transaction took place to the same amount by which
means Lord Melville- became on that day _indebted
tii'• the Account of his second Treasurership at the
,Bank as well in the sum of .60001.. before stated' to
have ,been transferred ftbm it to the Account of the
first Treasurership, as in tthe sum of -4001. drawn
from it for private use, tpaking together the sum of
10,0301_ . • • • '
-The whole of this-sum of t 0;0001. and also the
sum of 16001. due to 'the t
account
of the- fiis
Treasurership, continued unpaid by Lord Melville
until the 6th of 06tober, 1785, when the 10,0001.
deficiency was reduCed to 90001: by, a payment of
1•0r;o1.:- (-then clue -to:' Lord Melville for a quarter's
being made to the account of the second
Treasurership at the Bank. From • that time until
a:ter the( death of. Mr. Douglas, in 'December,
1185; and the appointment of Mr. Trotter to suc
c&d him, in January, 1786, the deficiency continued.
Unaltered, and there was -due from Lord Melville
to the Public 16001. in respe& to his first or F. 4-:
Trkastirership,-. and 00001. in respeQ of his, second
Treasurership, making together the sum of 10,6001.
Upon this statement it was evident that Lord Mel—
ville had in his hands; when Mr. Trotter wag ap-
.• pointed Paymaster, 10,6001. of the Public money,'
which had been withdrawn' from the sank"; and
that the sum of 10,0001. which Lord Melville
told Mr. Trotter was 'due from him to the account
of the second Treasurership, Was not a debt arising-
from any specific sum, taken fronythat or the former
Treasurership, but was, with the addition.of 6001._
the undischarged residue of 27,0001. taken by him-
at several times.from the Public money ; 23,0;001. of
it being originally taken from the issues to the first
Treasurership, and the remaining 4,0001. being taken
from those made to the second:
- At what times, ':and under what circumstances,
the sums composing this 27',0001. originNily came

)N LON • 1 rimed by RI(.HA R.!) HA RRIS, 4,•Nlartfr!r-court, [kw-street ;
At the SyN• ;..)rrz.;E, IN*. Strand ; -.-iriveTtis,:mrnts Orders is

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Lately, at Lymington, in Hunts, the Lady of I. R.. Bog-
gis, Esq. of a Son. •

• MARRItD.

',Lately, it •Si:Ceorge's Churi-.ll;.Hanover,square; Cmrge
Cery, Esq. of Tori. Abbey, in .11etionshire; to Miss Eliza.
beth Sophia Franklin- -
• 'Vestdrday. morning, Thomas Neiticomen, Esq, to Miss,
Eliza Urmston,. dtChigyvell,
A rely-days since, at, Potts •a, krants, Captain Walsh,' of
the Royal Nal-Ines, to Miss Hopkins, daughter of Pdr.'Hop_
of.Portstnourli llcick-yard. „A
On IVednesdity last, at St. Luke's, Chelsei', he Rev. Cle:
ment Cottr2ll, Reaor
.of Waltham, Hants, to Ceorgiana;
(laughter ot )ohn Adams; Esq, of I.3rornptou.. • •

PRICII: OF STOCKS.
YESTERDAY.
India Stock, shu-t
India Bonds, is. 2S. prem.
Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. pr..,
Ornnium,
3 per Cent, deferred,
Imperial 3 per Cent. 59 a I
Ditto Ann.
Cons tor tith April, 6c;',11.,t

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Bank Stock., shut
Navy c; per Cent 9r 92
5 per Cent. 1797, shut
Irish 5 per Cent: 90
4 per Cent. shut
3 per Cent. Red. shut
3.-per Ctht Con 60'59 fp 6o
Bank 1.. Ann. shut
Ditto Short Ann.

MONEY FOR LIFE ANNUITIES.

WANTED to -Purchase, several x%ell-secured
LII,E ANNUITIES, for.whicli seVeral 4)f. the fol-
lowing Stuns are now immediately ready, as soon as the Se-
curities are approved, viz.•.3sol'.
2opol. and 30001. and severdiA. a larger amount ; from six
years' purchase 'and utzwards will be given upon single Lives,
redeemable at option.

Mr. ROUE itTS can always give• a dired answer, to the,
• title. of SecuritiesotE.Jecl, and the Expellees attending. them,
which prevents the dis4greelbie exposure of Person's' affairs,
which must always attend the Negotiations of those w-ltoare
ignorant of the pra6lical part. . .
. . . ..
Personal applicaliollS, or by Letter. post-paid, at his House,
No. 22, cecihstrcEt, Strand, are daily attended to.

- • No. 29, Arundel-street, Sept. 13. Vin 4.
L-10/1 Eleven Years I have relinquished all other
Pradire fur the Treatment of Venere,,i and
the cure of those deficiencies which are the conequences of
xdestruetive habit.

• The undoubted qualifications which 1 possess,. as a Mem. •
berof the Royal College of Suigeons, formerly a Surgeon in
the ArMy, and the extent of my experience in this peculiar
coastitute niy claim to that superiority, which cannot
. be attained by the illiterate; or even by the most respettable.
general Practitioner, 'whose mind is harassed by attention to
an inarnamse variety of Disorders.
The very singular complaints of. Disease and Debility, in
which from every part of the• world I have been consulted,
must have considerably conduced to -my perfect comprelien-,
sion of the most complicated Cases.
If Diseases arise trout the indiscretion of an unguarded mo
ment, and if such Cases of• distressful disarrangement tio.
exist, as those which are the consequences of au habitual
vice, can any flan assume a better title to treat them than
a regular Surgeon, resigning all other Praetice tbr the Treats,
went Of these, ind concentrating his attention and studies to
thisparticular point ?
In-recent Cases of I nfeElion, all Pain, Danger, and Dis-
tress may be avoided, and in the first sensations of kcal
Weakness, much future misery may be prevented" by such
means of re-aiiiination as will restore health and strength to
the Constitution.
_ _ _

Through inwpsiderate negled the. slightest cases become
important, but it is the acquirement of exclusive experience
in this line to give a sale and permanent Festoration, even,
when other Practitioners have failed. •

The terms of remuneratipn are precisely stated on the first
interview, but no letters are answered unless a Bank Note is
inclosed.

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. MARTIN BREE,
Member of the Royal College of_Snrgeons in London.
N0...29, A rti nciel -street , Strand, neat Ten,ptc-bar. -
There is an.adchtional entrance in Water-street, adjoining.

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