The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-03-31 00:00:00

INiRIC.4.

CONGREIS.—SENATE, 13nt Fits. •

Mr. &MITZI from the Committee, to wham „rai
raerred the Kili " conceiving commercial hoe,.
coalese with Great Britain and France, and ika
dependencies, and fur other purposes,' kind
the same, with an anteudineet (not elfectinc tla
principle of the Bill), which was read. The Bill.
made the Order of the Day flor Mundwaiyilabeeasititili
Nsw YORK, Fan. 9.o.—Mr. CURL, of Al.
beep, has challenged Da W. CLINTON.
latter did not choose to iglnit,mbu:saubs tbs
afar to the Senate, as a- broach of the ptivilegs3
of a Member of (hit House, 'llw cause a the
chaii.l67oB.g2s
tis.—Mr.
kr.emowanc.oo
dieted, pass the Senate in some shape or other;
but it begins to be suspected that the 4t phk
liuluatr.""lo"f otriiiits'Athreiericidtrictive
part,
t there is pv
doubt that the British and French armed 11,4,4
will be excluded from our ports, alit! the NO.
intercourse law repealed. The British packet,
we up.tierstand, has smith:oy been ordered to Ili;
by Mr. Jac/LSO . Dr. LLIQAM goes out
vessel ;in at character, either as tln aCklion.
judged Miuister„ or prieitte mediator, the 1'4(;!
are nut given to tristierstorid,
(vittvaTts lATTFIL.)
fg A 'mail hes just arrived from Washingiou,4
which we learn, thit tttu Committee appionted hy
the Seuate to consider and report ou 14,se,iies elq
fur the repeal of. the Non-intercourse Law lime
reported in its favour, after striking out the poi
which went to authorise the cAlit.ire of the tr>.
eels of the bellizereuts found
within
a certain Ili&
lance of the coast of the United Statci.
made the Order of the Qty for Monday the Irrtk
0T March, But stit.: we thin!: its rite eil.drimti
on the cumplexiim of the accounts winch are daily
expected from Great Britain."

An alarm was spread at Itiestbnry, (hit Mr.
PIIARLEs Yong s was to be proliosed to therein'
Candidate fur election ; and though the Wain.
tents have no voice in the election, and no mans
of preventing the return of any man, 1101:v2U
noxious, yet they determined to show their feeliv
of indignation at the insalt of obtruding tot tht
place this Right lion. Gentleman. .Bceordingly
the street was crowded with people to such a de.'
grec, that the Mayor and Aldermen found it is.
possible to proceed to the Town-hall, and tit
election was delayed full twit Sours. The tumult
was excessive, and all attempts to untiecriee the
people were Vain. At length, however, with great
difficulty, and after having suffered much penults!
abuse, the Magistrates got through the umb, ug
Mr. DE PoNTIIIMJ was duly elected.

It was Lord Pot.t.tecoom, the Member fot
Pontefract, end not Lord FRANcIS
who spokeafter 11Ir. Reim in the debate ea 'nun.
• day night'
The Twelfth Report of the ci4ramigqiquers of
Military Inquiry, upon the Ordnance OiTice, ha;
been printed. It is wholly (attained in detrctirti
the peculations of the tote Treasurer, Mr. Hum.
The dine during which he acted its this departmestr
is divided into two periods i the foritol Wadi%
from his appointment 'in 1803 till 1805, uhorela
the mode of eunductittg the pecuniary concerns of
the office was only prescrined by an Act of Chinks
U. This Act, it appears, was however, vli• •
lasted, as Mr. hunt in his eiamiti.ition mks
.tilth the privity of the. Master-General, upoo
which the Cemmiosifaisera remark : It might
he observed &Isis, that although the Master:
General and board of Ordnisece did sett a;
it is said, sanction Mr. ,Iftint in 'mak on
of the Ordnance money to .his
sictrale 6001"
uient, 3et that their knowledge implied sq
approbation of a practice, which put the public
Isno-ney in hazard, 'night at times greitly
incoa-
Saode and injure the oervice, from this mosey it
' being ut immediate command, and might so lotto!
rally lead to delay in making up stud closing the
office .accounts." Daring the svcond period, OF
Treasurer acted ender new regulations,
his !lisle.
tion of which, and the consequent loss to the
country, are but too well known. Theportico.
lars of the defalcation alrmdy 'discovered (bat
others may remain behind). arc thus mentioned iq
the report : fiblts'this evilksee, sad •frqui the
papers futtilidledliy him, 41'14,4:ar5, that lust
A uguik and titt: 7th of January, 1810, Mr.
thilit drew *I/Orions venni (rum the Batik witbust
ahthority Mounting to
• atib'9,lo! 1110
_

°tithe petty account also without
authority - - X 14.530.
And on account of sulories and al- ,
lowances - - 7,500
go,now 0 1

4,10112 I
To which mutt he added snots sunnaillait to 2,4" I
'Entered tw recehed in the WOW gawk,
but not paid into the Book
Amountiag oltoother to 40i11 L 4
with which Mr. Hunt ik So henharged not
in discharge oust be taken the Rl4Olllll of
sums paid twin his account at the Bank. of
which no entries appear in the Oltice Bookf,
amounting to - - £85,12ti 16 9
and the amount of payments
of I)ehentures and lot real •
mitered in the 'Waste Book;- •
which were not paid by drafts,
on the Bank - - - ,54 511 6 7
t tag 0 $

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, 10 I

The difer nee therefore , - - 41119)5
.
is the sum deficient on these transactions I
during his lied Trenourcrshili t art if to this .
be added the balluitv due .un his former
11,80 a 9
Treasurership, or - - -
—.------'
the sum now due from Mr. flout cannot be , 5
183,7tp. "
lea than - - - -

On Thursday evening, between sit and Wen
o'clock, a young woman, of &cent apPearaucel
was observed to throw herself into the New Rife,
near the Thatched lloitse, Islington, why" la;
boating
safe t!.shure; she' 44 as • taken to a public-Moor.'
man jumped tit after her, and broughtb
Where being recovered, she said she lived in a 13'
roily at Pentonville, but did not mil the case
her attempting so rash an action.

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