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COLONIAL ACCOUNTS.
Mr. HUME said, that last Session a paper, was laid before
the House, showing the time when the accounts from different
Colonies were audited. He found that the accogmts from the
Mauridua were tudited to 1816, and those furnished by Mr.
Mandan Hook were brought dawn hat to ZVI& He wee
anxious now to ate a Return from the Board of Andk of the
continuation of its labours for the last year. He should there.
fOre move for a Return of the last accounts received from the
Colonies of Ceylon, Mauritius, Trinidad, the Cape of Good
Hope, and Malta, and when the several accounts were audited.
Mr. WYNN bjected to the manner the papers were moved
for. Some notice should have been given in a public way in the
House—or, at least, an intimation to the officers of the depart.
mem, of the Hon. Member's intention.
Mr. HUME said, he did not think that officer had performed
his duty in a manner to deserve any such attention from him.
Mr. WYNN thought that It would be but fair to have the
°Meer consulted before any orders were made by the House
for these papers, as they might command documents to be pro.
duced which would be improper to be presented.
Mr. BEN NET was not prepared to admit the ressoning'of
the Right Hon. Gentleman ; it was quite preposterous to give
any such formal notice as that required by him. The House
would see that the question was the production of some mere
matters of account, and they did not want the new lights of the
Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Wynn) on the subject; as a matter of
courtesy, he hoped the papers would not be refused. • •
Mr. LUSHINGTON had no objection to the motion.
Mr. WYNN again hoped the House would use their discre-
tion 1n rejecting it.
Mr. H UME said, that the Board for auditing the accounts
he asked for was kept up at an expense of £6OOO. The House,
by an order of the 9th of April last, ordered a Return of all per.:
suns who held two commissions or pensions, either naval, mili-
tary, or civil. The naval department had complied with that
order; the others had not. He would, therefore, move for a
Return of all persons who held two or more situations, either
civil or military, the amount of the pay or pension-received, and
the date of the appointment to each. 'lle lion. Gentleman
next noticed an Order, made on the 25th of February, for Re-
turns of the Expenses in the lonian Islands. He held the Re-
turns for the years 1817 and 1818, and he would then move that
a humble Address be presented to his Ma y, praying him to
order 3 Return of the Expenses of the lonian Islands for the
years 1)19, 1820, and 1821, noticing the several heads of
disbursements, &c.
LUSHINGTON was anxious that the Hon. Member
should postpone his motion until his Hon. Friend (Mr.WUmot),
the Secretary to the Colonial Department, was present.
Mr. G REN FELL suggested that, instead of naming a parti-
cular date, the accounts should be moved for to die latest period
at which ;hey could be made up.
Mr. WYNN said, that the present motion should not be
pressed in the absence of the Hon. Secretary ; but if the Hon.
Gentleman opposite would still force it on the House, he would
certainly move the previous question.
Mr. HU'AI E did not wish to divide the House; be wee%
therefore, withdraw the several Resolutions, until be saw the
lion. Secretary for the Colonial Departnient in his place.