1st. That instead of selling those stores upon the spot where the criminal connections are formed, the Naval articles shall be made up in assorted lots suitable to the _London, Bristol, Liverpool, Whitehaven, Glasgow, Newcastle, and Hull_ Markets. That a responsible Agent should be appointed to conduct the sales at each of these _Ports_.--That they shall be men of the first respectability in the commercial line, who can give ample security for their fidelity in the execution of the trust reposed in them.--That they shall receive the stores at the yards or repositories where they are made up, and convey them to their respective Warehouses at their own expence: on having an allowance of _6 per Cent. for Freight-charges, Warehouse-rent, Insurance_ against _Sea-risk and Fire_, and all other expences; _and 4 per Cent. for commission on the amount of the Sales_. That the said stores shall not on any pretence be sold to dealers, but only to the _actual consumers_, or Rope Spinners to convert into small cordage; _nor shall any certificate be granted to purchasers on any pretence whatsoever_. That accounts of sales shall be furnished monthly, and such sales shall be accompanied by _a full remittance for the amount_, it being always understood that no credit is to be allowed. That at the end of each year, an inventory shall be transmitted on a specific day to be fixed, of the whole stores on hand, and a general account current shall be then furnished; in which shall be exhibited, agreeable to a form to be prescribed, a complete view of the whole transactions which have occurred during the preceding year, with a full remittance for the balance due on the said account. 2d. That the _Metalic Stores_ which are deemed unserviceable shall be deposited in a commodious Magazine in London, under the charge of a responsible Agent, competent to such a trust.--That it shall be his duty to employ proper Artificers to convert all that are capable of being converted into serviceable Stores, and when so renovated, to be returned to Deptford Yard.--And such Metalic Stores as are incapable of being converted into useful purposes at a moderate expence, so as clearly to demonstrate a saving to Government, shall be disposed of to founders and others, at the best price that can be obtained.