But your Committee don't find that the Trustees have Credited

the Province with the said Sum of £319.18.4 and £286.1.3 by which
your Committee is induced to believe the said Order and Bills were
not paid, and that therefore the Ballance due from the said Officer
to the Year 1757, is £631.14.6 as appears by the above Account; and
your Committee take Leave further to Report to the Honourable
House, that they cannot find that the said Naval Officer has ren-
dered any Accounts for the 15 d. p Hogshead, for the Years 1758,
1759, 1760, or that the Trustees have Credited the Province with
any Monies or Bills remitted by the said Officer for the said Three
last Years; which your Committee think a great Breach of Duty in
that Officer, and a great Injury to the Province.

So for the Report.

Since which the following Calculation is made from Minutes
taken from the Book of Clearances of the Collector of Patuxent
District, and Mr. Darnall's Accounts rendered to the Agent.

	Ballance due in 1757, as per Hhds. Exported in 1758,.. 6699 Losses charged, .... 431 6268 In 1759, .......... 5131 The Loss not known,	Report, .............. as per his Account with the Agent at 1/3 .... as per Collectors Book s at 1/3 ............	£631 14 6 391 15 0 321 3 3
	In 1760, .......... 4562
	Losses charged, .... 402	las per his Account with the Agent at ditto ....	260 0 0
	4160
	From Sept. 29th, 1760, To April, 1761,	5881 as per Collectors Books at ditto .......	367 11 3
			£1972 4 0

		Which was Read and Assented to, and Signed, by Order of the House, by the Honourable Speaker.
	p. 410	Ordered, That Mr. Carroll and Mr. Stoddert do acquaint his Excellency, That this House hath prepared an Address, to be pre- sented to him, and desires to know when and where he will be. pleased to receive it. They return and acquaint Mr. Speaker, That the Governor will receive it in the Conference Chamber, in Half an Hour.