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RE PO II T
Of the Stcrctarjof the Treasury on
kinking- turn
Continued.
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It is asked whether the comrnissibn
1 crs of the sinking fund have applied
. the sum of 7,300,000 dollars to the
payment of the public debt in 1 802, in
conformity to the act making provi
sion for the redemption of the whole
of the public debt of the U. Stafes. ?
Although it be difficult io under
stand precisely the supposed objection
-to the proceedings of the commis-
given rise to this enquiry, yet as the
. report to the commissioners exhibits
after deducting the amount lately cor
rected by the registers an application
of 9,333.407 dolls. 40 cents, of which
sum, 1,237.600 dolls. were paid out" of
the proceeds of the sale of the bank
stock, and the remaining 8,045,807
dolls. 40 cents, out of the other funds,
vested, in the sinkng fund ; itis pre
sumed that the objection goes to the
mode of application, and not to the
bum applied, and I cannot find what
that can be, unless by the words, "pay-j
mentot the public debt in the year
1802," meant that the commissioners
awt t? f wv WJVliljjlunil U ill 111 C i
loni .. .. ... i . r i "
ov-6, bu inucn 01 tne principal oi' tne
public debt, clue that year; as, blether
wini me iiucixi accruing yunng mac
year, would amount to 700,000 dol
lars; and t'l.it an application of part
of the S7,30"),OOO to -the makingprovT
sion for the payment ot a debt falling
due after the drst of December, 1H02,
was not to be considered as a part of
the saidlegal amount of 7,300,000
dillarX
."plie objection docs not applr to the
flCtUal liavments made bv tin' i niiiinis-
yVioners; nor is it supported by any
part of the law.
, It does not apply to the payments
made by the commissioners in 1802 ;
for supposing the assumed construc
tion of th lnw to be correct," it is, ne
Verthlci true, that the commission
crs of the sinking fund have, during
the ycur 1S02, paid more than 7,300,
OiO dolls, falling due'during tjiat year.
The payments consists of the follow
ing item, viz. i
1. Interest accrued du-'
ling the year 1802, 4,065,733 47
S. Instalments of the
Dutch'dcbt, which ftll
due during that yeari 1,344,000
3. Reimbursements of
6 per cent, and defer
red stock, 1,116,869 37
4. Payments to foreign
officers ;nd for c,er
Hain parts of the do.
mebtic debti - 212,9Cl 75
5. Payments on re
count of the principal
of the temporary
loans due to the bank 1,290,000
Amounting altogether
to dolls.
7,840,569 60
Tcrhspj it mar in the spirit of the
objection, be insisted ,that the ppy
tnefU of I,II7,6S9 dolls. 37 cents, be
ing the reimbursement of the six per
cent, and deferred stock, which fall
due 01 the fuv day of January 1803,
, eatmulbrfins'idered ai twxtitri!iOi-'
aaent of u debt actually, due in I U02,
Hut 01 tint supposition, credit must
Vcive.i for the pHymtnt of a similar '
'reimbursement, which look jl.icc on !
the Utduy of January, I HO, U vsli'e It j
i.i the report of the Secretary to the ?
totnmWiiutirr of ll.c ninking fund, i '
credited it t'.ie account of the vrar '
lffJ4, b;fiiT3c irWas paTJ ou't of l!
1-tili accrued during the tear in)l,Y
mhc:ime mamtcr z he haJ credi
ted the pijinrntoftl'V lM of January, '
I3i.T, t the yciirlEOJ; bectu'c it !
wap,iluituT. the fii:(U accrue J tin
ring Kit ytvr I8 ) But whether 1.2
yasC'irreci ofnolin that prrangtmcn't
U imifutti.d to the prcicnt cpicnion;
ml at one .payment made on the
first o January, luo2, und another on
107 uriioi January, i jj, citlirr the
one or the other' mut berrtdited to
,l.ic airountof the ycr I so:.
rcrh.pt it mi alto be md, tl,ftf
l,? 7,60'i doJU.olhe temporary I
disbarred iti J 802. Inline been twi.l
for, out of the pKrinliof the Halt of 1
tbt bank tharct.'f bit It in tlicre!Krt'
rf th secretary to the commissioners,
r.rc U!4ga ntnsct fund Imm tbt
a'tntul ippropr'mio!! of 7.330.0C0
Pollen) cannot t pm etl vitiated iri a
tuymtht In part of that appropt iation.
11 it i'.U t.nt lcitru;,thit if thera It
ir ijicj lutbe la irhkh ilai!a la?
If co nmissioners to pay annually 7,300,
lAtf-j.OO) dollar"' la the tmnner contended
for, thjra is certainly nothing which
compels themto make that "payment
o it ot the.. annual appropriation-01
7,330,000 dollars, or out of any olher.
They-may be', bound to make pay
ments to a certain amount, but they
may make them out of any funds in
their hands. To this may.be added,
that the fu'bt section of the law which
makes-the appropriation, includes in
the annual appropriated sum of 7,300,
000 dollars the monies, other than
surplusses of the revenue, which con
stitutes the sinking fund, or shall ac
crue to it by virtue of any provisions
heretofore m'sthv The proceeds of
the bank shares accrued to the sinking
fund by virtue of the provisions of th
act of the 3 1st day of May, 1 796, jafid
m'urhL therefore by the aecretafy .of i!
ths treasury have been crU4tiiplated jj
ci4
and stated as a part of t-mxannual ap
propriation of 7,300,OOclollars. But ;
considering it optionafwith him, either ;
to state those proceeds in that way I
or under the proviso of the 3d section ;
of the act, tistate them as a distinct j
fund, he chose to do it in the last
-menuphed -manner,- in order to give
thegreatest possible efficacy to the
srhking fund. Prom which it results,
f that if he had stated those proceeds
as part of the annual appropriation 01
7,300,000 dollars, although he. would
have by that mode, actually diminish
ed the payments on account of the
public debt, by a sum of 1,287.600, yet, ,! applied from which it would result
he would upon the construction assu-J I tint the application, instead of being,
med by the objection, liave paid 1,287, j; as-expressed by th"c Iav7uS'a!7Tia"i-e-600
more, on account of the public 'j demotion, wlikh redemption must,
debt of 1802, than has been done ac-j' when eltecttd, be eUtetrdby payment
cording to the mode of stating .the ac- '' or purcliase, would be confined to an
counts which he has adopted. j 'immediate payment ; and us the pur-
Iiut supposing that the facts sup- ',' clme of bills is not animmcdhte pay-
ported the objection, suprJosmg that
the sales of bank stock had not taken
place, and that the payment of the
debt due to the bank had not been
made, yet nothing appeals in the law
which can support the principle' as
sumed by that objection.
The construction -which Is Insisted
upon agair.st the proceedings of the
commissioners, is, that they arc bound
by the law to apply annually the sum
of 7,300,000 dollars, and that that ap
plication must in the very year' in
which it is made, extinguish a debt
or pay an interest, due that year, ex
cluding from what is thus considered
as a legal payment, any naymmt
on account of a debt falling due after
that year. Neither of those positions
appears to mc o be in any degree
supported by any part of the law.
fi 1" . r .1. 1
i ne nisi sciwui 01 me law inaucs
nn annua! uppioprialion of 7,300,000
dollarJ. .
The second flt c I ion tnjoins it a
positive duty, on the secretary of the
treasury to cause to be paid tnnu.dly
to' the commissioners of the sinking
fund the said sum of 7,300,CUO dolls,
thus appropiUtcd
The tiird seetion directs the crm
missionir to pay every year the in
terest tccru ni and uv
ereit uxru ng an.t the instlmviUsor
.arts cf the prmcipal f;d!ing due du-
P
tinj: that vidx, crd thrn r.'cceds in
the loli'twing word:" Andal , oit hall
he? the duty of the said contmisvoncrs
to' ca4e to be applied, the suiplu- cf
such funds as may at ony time exist,
sficr aat'ufyiig the purposes foresaid
towardiihe fuilber and final redemp
tion, by payment or purchase, tf the
present dell of the Unititl States, &c.
There is nothing there which bind
the commissioners, after tl.ey have
satisfied the purjioscsBft rcsuid, thut is
Vt lay, after the? have paid the inter
est an J principal falling due in any one
.year to .apply the remainder or sur
plus of the 7,30'),0t)9 dollais, if any,
durin? the same year.
Proiide'l, that the iccrctary bad
pheed bt their disposition in due time,
the futtda iicVcssary to meet the in
stalmcritsan 1 interest due in the year,
it wonUl be a p.ood execution oYthc
Uw if he n.i 1 to them the remainder
ol lite appropriation on the last d.'y of
the year; in which case it won!. I be
impoisitie for them to apply that re
tniinier till 'the ensuing year.
. That act in fact, ai well at alt the
prrccdi.l law on thatiul ject.J lacci
a discrclio. ;tv power in the coir.mis-
y
lioncr, both a to tlme.inj manner,
fur any payment ether than thoc
illicit fell due in the year, and which
t-vjst at all cvriiti be matte, and the
I roiUo or the fits! icttion actually
contemi.htrt thecal of the money
rcniibitig unexpended forfia ttionthi
affcrthe end c.r the calender year, to
Iticli the n-tuaj unpn.pi iation re fen
and provides that und.-r rcrtain cir.
cuniMancci iuch sutui il.jj ctii tu
J
j to be at the disposition of the com
: mlssioners.
In the present instance, however, it
j is, oh the part of the secretary of "the.
j treasury contended, that more than
! 7,300,030 dollars, h.ve exclusively.
of the payment to the bank, been
' Dlied during the vear 1502, towards
j the further redemption by payment of
' the debt of the United Staphs; and that
j after having paid the 'miestwajn,dL41
1 stalments which feUrac during that
I year, the purcliasVof about three mil
j lions and a hajftf guilders, remitted to
I Holland, towards, the payment of the
Dutch 'ddbt, failinar due nfcxt year, was
I a faithful, le:al and proper execution
ofytne law.
It is di.Ticult to prove a negative ; in
this case the law is silent as to the spe
cie's of the debt, and the time or man-
ncr.of aonlvint the surplus monies;
there is .nothing 'wljicU.fXclu.des fiom
in the year, which will produce a pay
ment in the ensuing year. The words
" by ..payment' or- purchase," arc? ac
cording to the strict sense of the sen
tence, connected with the word re
demption ;" the further and Siv.l re
demption is to be .'fitcted by the pay
ment or purchase ; the tpplication ol
monies which the ccnv.i'.tGMoncrs may
legally efft-c't, ''is towards that further
redemption ; the subtlety el' this ob
jection seems to consist in making ti c
words " by payment," depend imme
diately cri th? wnrrl.s " to CUVi'.e to be
nient,. but a provision towards a ua'.re
payment,' such purchvts would be
excluded f.o u that au'thoi izntioij jm.
the law. Not only that'conslruction
is not justified by the strict sejiiSt- cl
the words, as connected in the !-eii-
tences; tut if it wr.n adonl, d, il r.:ust
f follow, that there did i:r:t'eKi .t,"oi ever
Iiad.exUle(l the" j.!iMr;'doj V of
j! this sentence i'i tranciiv.-id lami pre
cedi.ig laT.s) ny authority whr.ttvtr
ti in the coirnuisaioliers cf the si'ikiiig
fund to provide' in time Lv the p.y
!' ii'K-nt of the Dutch ilj.i,'. 'i l;ey musi
! according to the new ronstuelion, be
j, bound in the appliculion ol'll.e surplus
: of the fund to ait imintdi;'? o.iyun-nt,
.land iiotl 0 ttcrnii'ted t.i
re
jj mUtunccs for the purj-n:.? ol lr.akiiv,'-
; njvii.ent the emmimt c?.v. For ibis
a
us
I tfc OI,v
Is . :
clause which authorises the
j commissioners t.i nuVc any p.iymeiA
jollier than fur Fie p.cyniert cl the in
terest and principal faHir;; due" tint
1 year; a:td if it f rl ids them to make
jthe purchise ofbiils uiuitrthe nppro
J pri ilinn of ', " ),)-" d.':r, il forbid
;thni al'o;ethcr, th: re b.ing no wcrdh
! in the rlmsc, iit.iiui!.1 if e".'ect to that
appropri lliu.i.
Il U hau!l r.cf
v to dwell t.r.y
jJongT on the iu.:nit'i.M
hsurditics
l n!,;( h n. floW fl()li,
j. onrurt ion, an d iiu'cul
IS aH.M'.JlO'l
I have 1.)
lime Uft forar.v furtli-.r cbst rvatiiT.s.
r Yet I would rcmirl. thst vhtn tl.c act
' parsed, fcuch an rp;-.r.raun wos con-
Un-.pu.tid, and In;'.! it v as slated e:-
ip!icitly, ihit it was r.cteitaiy to pro- u
. all
.tue lorii.npayTT.eiiiMmc 01 tio,,.,.,
:.t Ieat fix n.'-ntbi tuK.c :icy u-
ra.1cf.1r. mc v.i.euiv. i v"' -
i.cie p mc report 11 ice i.ii 1.1 11-c-ni'n
r, I 01, whidi I5shib':tt -1 the
. tflect of a annirl ap-fpii.-.t'.oti of
' 7,3 J );;-) 1 dolljrs on toe debt, w..s
ttlJillv p;cd;caed cn thattt 5 psrt n
IVrm'.tneto a !l,th. t t're t'ernani't
in llollatt'l wife to oiisid rUe, prd
I the difficulties apprbrnlf d i t prt-cir.
in? the MiTictcnl tinnltiTf s o alar
ring, tlsat it is loididruily In F.c veil
tSat r.rr application of the urplu tnc
ti'ici of the tit.Uinir fv!"l cou!d lave
been more bene fstial toi'.c tn-.c Watr'
rsts cf the Ui.itrd hta, ib.a tl.v,'
putchasei of rcm'.'.txticc ohic'i b4c
leen inadc. The win leof whif h wat
payihlcin 1803, wl.ieh waitbe hci'i
estyear, bat been rtmi trd witbitl
rtloan, and without the etrp'.nymflit
bf an assent tbror.d ; and '..tn iv it
much before hand, I fppnl.er.d r,o
di.Ticulty in tformm;;. it s rrao:ia'.le
rate, t!ic rcmiitintf J,Uh ibail be
inttn;i forthe payiit.! tf the fob
lo In.; year:. , m
It has bccnimp'tiblc otranttrdH
the detailed aioimli. wliiifi ticre tf
quired; but lenctote an scrout.t (HV
oi ine purcitAct made in lioi tic,
U02, on accumt of the Onuh.tbbt
ietin; the rrtfespH rt laoJ.an.!
toe amonut of rr m.'ianrrt pMrchac'
retbe Wt of January Is3J, aj.;!..
cable to the ipayment this year This ;
must stilUj cons! J: red as an estimate, !
thougbmon
c correct-tjiari. that cf the Jj.
he comiTiiisiojiers of the 1,
report to ths
nkins'fund.
I regret the late pour, at which "the
resolution was introduced for no other
reason than, because it prevents my
lhan. because it
furnishing the detailed account whichpthe idea which : had- been .entertained
the mover was desirous of obtaining. ! oftbe 'immediate evaluation of Egypt
Hut I trust that all "the information jl by thc JititUh troops, i.i coni-picr.v.'2
was substantially necessary to meet
the object of the resolution, has been '
given ; and I must rely on the indul--r
gence of the committee for the rnTiiiy
imperfections which may be attached
1 to the hasty communication. -
j j I have the honour to be respectfully,
sir, you ooedicnt servant,
--' ALBERT GALLATIN.
Ihn.John Randolph, chairman of ' the
committee of rjajs and rieiins.
LONDON7, February's.
INI ALT a. '
It is evident that the Peace is not
vet completely settled. Jealousies
still exist, and our troops continue to j
keep possession of places, which by j
'the 'treaty of Amir-r. we a freed to n
! give up. ' We do not blame govern- jj
mcnt for so doing. It may be good
(policy to fathom to the bottom the fu-
turg designs of our late enemies. K
; gypt and Mnlta arc the great bones of
contortion. We are umulliinj totva-;
r,i;.tr. 1 !,.... Q,.!wnc-...., t t ihcv
..11 1. 1 '- .. .. I?
French troops; The. French have.
1 siifTir.5cTir.lv r-vi-lmvd-thiMP nroiects ; t
t , i 1 i
' and aw are of their plans, we have c-
' Verv l-rison tn suntvuf : that this
' ill bs the case, 'lhtv are resolved I
if possible ' to open the eld rov.te to
the Fast-Indies bv the way of Suez,
jcr Cosseir und the Btd Sea, and the
i occupation cf I -j j i,t seems necessary )
I to this undertaking. We are , ppre-
hcnsive thutom- po-.sessions.and trade u
: in the Fast v.oidd by thin, be endan-
! geied. U it not, howc vci, ' worth !i
ir-eriou, considt ration, Low JVr ii:r!i
! ilars in .this ,rrct-fcr-M-llW ill ;
i founded Ms not the value'. .fVpt
owres.imztetf? i.mi ifr.ot the v. toll
' India by the Cape of Good II pe'far l
nrefrralle to aeto,s ttic ImI-uui of ii
; t .i,.,, 1 1,,. p...' k. . I
I .We cannot fsiv.-ct to
1 t'i . itiiu j vri nr. iu. 1 i 3.
extUi- e tnc 1
French from the
commerce of tl.c j
li; st, and if thvv are 10 l av.: a trade 'j
iIk ir, why may tlity r,r,t!e 1 crmitted j
lo have a way of tlu i.- ov. n? Could S
this be adjusted, the two nati' ns l.eed !
hint interfere in each cllur's com-.,
jtiitne, and the c:t'se of a n :w war
' ycnld be removed. Finland and
! France raunot he said t? be t eaily at
; pea e till this point is nciju-.fid. Cl.ii
; merer is the object of Loth l;r.t:cnc,
rna both arc tiesiious id carry ing it on
to I lie best advMiuigi.
From the I k-m Ii port in the Me-
1 cfiiuraiican, the paf..;;e to India by
1 F.'jjpl ii very direct, rt d if it loidd be
j accomplished,' tit y !.".inb!c; but
!t.lun it is rer l!w( (eil that a iiiril
lir.usi he ctit lhio"ii;h, r.r.d th.-.l the
j t;g:.:it.:t of ths Hid S.a is very prril
I ors, il may be faiilv (t-ir-tif tud whi-
! ti er the French, if tl.ey ueic liiw al.
lowed to trke quiet posvi,sion of 1
rtpt, would r."t ffier a time ;,b..t.do.i
ll.c project fcpt 1. ir.;; ti old read to i
the , on trcf i tit of its pvitlir 1
)u
,:,tj ,,;:j.:S , rd rturl to LC .LetUt.
,r,.,,i lt,.i1t( ,hc (j.pcof Cood U
i r.nj ro ;i;,t J . vpt t re i!.fiu; in
I the h.lidti.fthc I It tx h, y.Aa wn.A
i.ot be worh rttaitiit g j li.tuj pis
ii;igt!tat Fipl u a nuti iinm ut,i
j it t 11, -aa gn.iittd cenjf ii.tly to I t
Fr.d Mid Fr: nee, rnd a in;dl ptrii .t.n
J Ircri Loth k jt tl itr, tf
1 r .. .... , . r .1 . . .1 . . . .
1 .., HII'UI )llf, It, lll.ll I I.i 11. 1 i IO
;t!i- ! - n rill ai or ih t-hb'.urv
'nd Mt'.tt tuav be kjt t jv i;. ntun
. :'U rn.idi.'e debt, 1 r.d an a p.l a here '
toe lootu.t.t. til he 1 lit rh ti ay be ron j
vi-jiiet.'lv WkWhcw. 1 '(-(, in'll.e
piiisi-ii'utt of the Ficiub, tsui? r.oile
t'.th iit nil to u and v. til a bkl
I 'mr: to Itu 01 at it romirioi.lr tuppoicd.
' Our o!.a.iii.it.: trtittaf rcof tl.i'.r wi h-
' ctmay be the pro-md cfat ew and
truiiu varjt tit.i'.e ly uit'tiicroui,
conduct on our jwitt war msiy 1 cbti. I
jalc l, the twotiationi tortilia'ed, ami
1 a romtitt n )A treaty tnoy be ttiaUish j
I rd. f irli oiiv himl I'i tTif. ,,r i. t,.t.
!idrra1 1 fritd toct nsr'int! t t'!Un '
bofult of prarr. The 1 t.t it h r to
our rivalt. They ban- c'ir.i
.there atntll .toinchi. f rd in ('.! t
name Itlthcm tl.e.ie thir otn ri l (
tothtm. !,ln.t.!d tin' wl ib ihty to
nmth drire bate ttrfbin tdtt-i.tr.'
' attccl 1 il In 1', v r ot.M , ) .1, tt-M it
fold m-fit rd for tfr b I itt o( ill
cnrntrrrtUl tot. ..'. We tJ.r.i.U l.ke
.tar that the htLfc.wi ,f 5 In
Uie old world, and the Isthrnus of Dv
rien in the new,, were both cut thro'
for the passage oi esseis of commerce
but not.cf war. ' '
- PARIS, February 10.
An article from Cjnstant!nop.'c, of
the 31st of December, says, "that
the 31st
01 wie tin ivai ui sciciiii iraiiJ.p'JCvS. ;i
Alexandria, is un founded. . They aiV
to remain there some time, loiter." "'
MALTA, December 13..
Generals VtHette aud't)akes are not
only good officers, but agreeable nic.'i.
The officers here have every rca:oa
to be satisfied with llieir present siuia
1 tion. The evacuation of thii d;.md is
! not expected. Sir AKsamle.r Ball, the
j Civil commissary, has rjcelved 6r
j ders to raise 2000 Maltese troops,
I who are to be kept, paid ami cbthed
' by us. The French ambassador com.
J plains much of our contir.uaiTf.e in
this place, 1'iul threatens to leau? it it
we embody the Maltese. His conduct
is as vio ent as hi deposition is un-
conciliating,
He lo'i.!,fcs in a house
belonging to the 'government. As it
was out of repair, he, has ordered a
considerable sum of money to be laid
out upon it, and now i t fuses the bills,
, 1 1 1 '. t . 1 11 1 ,
""ll,if.'":ill"ll"c WJ.4
G rand Master. '1 wo thtus'tnd Nea-
nohluiiA havi? been
these two
months ; but they do no duty.
f Whatever difference of 01 inion'mav
. . .1 . 1 . . . 1
wc are all agreed, that if we
houlti
Riv'e up this place, the Fter.ch will
son in: in possession ot it. Il-.u
troops from Egypt are not t om-; down',
but are daily expected, as ordeis, 1
ani forn-ed are gone .to A!ex?.,drja
uy " Alexandria will
J'c h.iuh of tne 1 rench
wh. have a Hcet now lying ut Manm.
1 !c f,,r lh ? purpose ol
-s f KUl , 1
-.-i tc s'j eilgtli of lil.s place is yoxA
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',uml "one, .ud f.nel pauued
in paniu ls. Tl.e churcli of :jt. John'i ;s
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lnaikid with plunder and devastation,
have stripped it of its riches, taking a
way a ohl chandeiier, worth, as I
am infnv.ed, near half a millie'i, b'.--jides
di.'mc'iidh, i.nd other precious
stone, which decorated the ultus a;;d
theimaj-es.
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t i ihe fix Hut..; f,rtw.e: David
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