A detection of the exhorbitant oppressions, publick frauds, and mismanagements, that for a long time has been perpetrated, nay, and is now acting (order, frugality and justice being trampled under foot) in His Majesty's victualling and ordnance offices
Subtitle: these, and the like notorious abuses, unredressed, being the prime and multiply'd causes of the heavy publick debts the nation now groans under, contrary to His Majesty's repeated declarations and royal example : all which is here faithfully represented, &c
By: by Benj. Withall ...
Publisher: And sold by J. Roberts ...
Published: 1717
Place of publication: London, printed
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Naval Ordnance; Artillerie navale; Great Britain. Board of Ordnance; Great Britain. Victualling Office
Notes: Benjamin Withall had been accused of purloining provisions destined for the British forces in Newfoundland in 1697 and 1698. Cf. BM, Sabin 104926.

Errata: p. 96.

Signatures: [A]² B-2B².

Reference: BM (compact ed.), v. 27, p. 358 (E.2012.2).