Star.
London, England, 1806-05-26 00:00:00

Each Board to have a Chairman and Secretary.

The three Boards to fit under one roof if poiligle,
to have one common place for their records, and to
confult together occafionally, for the purpofe of
maintaining uniformity of proceeding, and for other
fpecial purpofes. In fuch cafe the Chairman and
Secretary of the Grit Board to aft as Chairman and
Secretary of the whole, and the Chairman of the ad
to aft as Deputy Chairman. The two lift Boards to
merge gradually into the firft, as the buGnefi, now
under examination, and the arrears hall be cleared
away. The confulidated Board finally and perma-
nently to confilt of fix Commiffioners, one Secretary,
and thirteen Infpettors. No vacancy fhall be filled
up, previous to the confolidation, without a fpecial
application to Parliament. The additional Infpettors„
Examiners, and Militants, to be employed beyond
the number that may be fufficient for tha permanent
eltablifhment, Mall be taken, if potlible, from the
Commilfariat, where there are now feveral very Ca-
pable palons upon half•pay.
The above Eflablithment will at firft require twenty-
one Infpetlors, of which three are to have the title of
Chief or Firit Infpeflors ; but none are to have any
authority out of their own department ; the title and
additional fAlary to be given as a reward to merit.
The three Chief are to be chofen from among the
lnfpeetors, by the Treaiury, upon a reference to the
Auditors as to their refpettive qualifications, not from
feniority, but on account of talents and good conduit.
In like manner the Infpettors are to be chorea from
among the Examiners, and the Examiners from
among the fuperior Clerks, on account of merit.—
This to be made known to the whole Office.

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In the prefent Board of Audit there are eight
CommilEnners and nine Infpeaors; fo that the per-
manent Board will carry with it a deereafe of two
Commiffloners, and an increafe of four Infpeitors.
Provicion to be made for compelling all Moan-
tarts to make up accounts of their aaual receipts and
iffues within the year, and return them to the Com-
miffioners within a limited time after the jilt De-
cember ; and to oblige the Auditors to bring them
to a final audit within eighteen months at latch', or
affign a fati►fa.tnry reafi,a why it CAtallOt bt done in
any particular cafe.

• mitlnc,iL fii7 EL EIGINtE.

Waterrord
Hamburgb

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6Y.—Wed N.B.

PLYMOUTH, MAY 14.—The Ann tranfpnrt
day got alhore on the Rocks at the Eaft End of St.
Nicholas' [(land, but floated off again tali evening,
with little damage.--Came in the .STAUNCH gun•
brig, from a cruize, and brought in the Danifh brig
Ens, Capt. H. K 1111111.3011, from Cette, bound to
Alfberg, laden with brandy, which the has detained.
Porrssiourn, May 35.—Nothing arrived or failed
this day. The CHILDIR3 Hoop of war has a fignal
flying for a convoy to Newfoundland, and is ap-
pointed to fail the firß week, in June, in company
with the Milan frigate.—Wind N. E.

DIAL, Mar 24:—Arrived the &marg.'s floop of
war, from the Nore ; and the Mow icy gun brig, from
a ernize.—Sailed the BA3ILIsI gun-brig on a cruize.
Mar 25.—Arrived the Przacea, from the Elbe ;
and the Fs* sssss gun brig, from a cruize.—Sailed
the EXPLOSION bomb, with a convoy for Portfmouth.
—Remain in al.: Downs the Edgar, Glatton,
Clyde, Blanche, Belette, Combatant, Rofarin, Ze.
bra, Devaflation, Fury, Lucifer, Explonon, Piercer,
Fearlefs, Jackall, Urgent, Furious, Minx, Blazer,
Bloodhound, Exertion, Monkey, and Harmony.
Dovaa, Mar a 4 brig Union of and bound
to this port, with a cargo of timber from Norway, was
unfortunately loft in a heavy gale, on the Kenai.);
Knock, on Thurfday night lel Capt. Hart and his
crew fortunately fared themfelves in the long boat,
and got on fkore at Whitflaple yefterday. Arrived
in the Roads the brig Three Siflers, Capt. THOMPSON,
of and for London, from Smyrna, Wind bound.—
Came in this afternoon, having by the violence of
the wind been drove palt Margate, where the is bound,
with a cargo of timber from Norway, the brig Anna
Nicnlai, Captain Ktoza.
Mar 25.—Sailed this morning the PAOSP Lao bomb
for the Downs. A great number of Chips, bound
to London, are now at an anchor near Duagenefs,
being prevented from getting up by the (hong N. E.
wind, with Rill continues to blow. Arrived this al
ternoon the Britannia cutter, from Portfmouth.