The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-05-27 00:00:00

CASU PAYNENTS.

W heti the Sramcsa rebuturd t loc Chair,

Mr. Buopossm Ivrought up the Itriavrt of she
Cuitimiure on she Resumption of Cash raymengs
by. vhevo.k of England.
The Ikaolotions proposes) by Mr. Pmts. in she
C 00000 unsure *err priremlly read awl ogrerd so. owl
Bill ordered to be brought in conformal)), thereto.

COUNTY A WIN EMI REI4 N D).
Mr. Critcnt.sit:a stated. that frosts the grrat
hsrAdiip frll by the ossetwal pre-moire ni the
rowdy rates in Ireland, in Clilibt(lll4.ll4"C of their
bring !cried accord.si to surveys to,ltou to *pow its.

stances a century atA • half ago. and is alb( 13

according to custom a iwcaliar tnthose count►es IU
which 111) ourvey emitted ; he rnncr►ved it of the
utm►st impaitaiire th4t a resist cccc of the orient by
which issi large • bum a. 909.001)i. wag unostilly
Irvirdr sliptild without drl.is lake places and dirt

au uniform procure otu.uld be wdopird, which
would Wiryr tio.,.r wilco frit dirtn-elvot unrgiustly

burdened, without doing ll.juowe tr, fl►me who 11-ail

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Wheels been exempt from their share its this con.
tribation. Among many instances or the undue
operation of the practice now In existence, lie
stated, that in the northern imart of the county of
Antrim, one portion of the balmy of Glewital
was ruled at I its. per ticre„ slide another, in an
equal state of CHI !iVai:oll, Wig entirely exempt.
In some of the southern coition!. of Ireland, obi.
tts; was biyed on denominatiomi of land called
plough lauds, which, although varying sit extent
from sixty to tier huildred acres, were obliged
severally to contribute an equal slim towards
the purposes of the vouniv. Re instanced
time disproportion which existed in the county of
Limerick, between she surety I,r winch the cuuut;
was rated end that which it actually eoutainetl, of
massy thousand acres, by which it taught be in the
power of collectors to common fr.uils of ass exten-
sive nature, by levying an screahle rate from those
wl.o, under the prevent survey of the county,
were not subject to the charge of it, fir aim.
eluded by moving for " leave to liring in a Hill lo
equalize the assessment of money letied by jut-
seuttuents in Ireland."

The titierlion having been irlit, Mr. C. GRANT
briefly expressed his assent (as we understood) to
the orrir•urp.
Sir J. NEWPORT said, that :to tax was more tl
unequally levied at prel.lit 111.1111 the enUlity soles so
irei4.,(l. It WS% sit the litussist Importuner that of
r tax of 900,900/. ellinually the iiiliabitaists of the
country 'remold contribute in just and fair propor-
tions. lie therefore believed the Oita%lite con-
template(' would prove of material benefit to that
;tortoni of the enipirr.
Mr. LESLIE FOSTER said the (louse ought to he
put fan ly nt pOrwes,loll Of Ill.! object nn view. The
oh.irct or thp, mover was to hate ro.e Iv eat snap of
Ireland cni.stillt,:t Cast etet,l:
Imp-, would
naive that another mode of eti. oil% the sante
rolijrct was its conteinplatny ; there were difliculties
of which. tie believed, the Host. Mover war tot
aware. flowerer be did out mean to oppose the
motion ; he thought artin of one hundred thou-
sand pounds would hr extremely well Lid out in
prorating a correct map of Irelaicl.
Mr. CRoitditt said, that the coition, of Ireland and
Scothod were worse laid down on the maps that*.
siuy sillier pint of the empire. This struck his Ma-
jeoy's Ministers sortie time since as being so Ma-
graceful to the country, that they rentdved to have
a maritime survey of these kingdoms made ; but
then, as Irelatid was so very much indented by the
seri, hardly any part of the island being fifty miles
from the moire, nod as an 'Maud survey wits also
wanting, it appeared to them that the former survey
ought slot to hie attempted singly, but that both
should lie conjoined, which would causer saving of
expense of one-loilf. Ile had accordingly made a
proposition to Ins Right lloonorable Friend, the
late Sieterriary for leelarid (llr. Peel), for instituting
nta I•4lessl survey of I II I I eoujotnlly with sur-
veys in be cermet' ou hy the ii-try and ordnance, to
which be ace-dad well the some promptness lie had
taken up every plan sii4ge•ted for the advantage
tend improvrincid of that coon, cj. Toe statisncid
survey cemdricted in tl'is foamier, Wassid not cost
half the sum requisite for Moog at separately ; the
iontroments tar the joint rioiry,y weir ahead)
tire-
; it would fully amen, r all the linguist-a con-
trio/dated by the present 11100011. The maritime
turret would sweeloiatlly take cilaCetlt 1411 events,
Hod he thmglit the Hurst should einleurour to coin-
him- the two others with it. Ile therefore hoped
the llonourable Ceritlenrier would not press on Ma
the present Session. hot merely bring it in,
and let it lir over fur the consideratiou of Mciubers
till 11w iii xl Sessimi.
Mr. CHICHI:ATEA had no objection to agree to
any plan for the anal 1111 l tilt of his object, by which
el:lselin, could lie
Mr. V. FIrzuKRAI.O we% of opinion that unless
(lover ttttt rust took the mariagetneut of the brinitiens
into their hands, it would I:111 he found practica-
ble. Tile tutu. Moser could not expect Members
to egrer to a measure of su illillort:111, 14 noture with-
out being inside acquainted with its machinery.
Ile Ili retire Lusted I'LL he would 'Mee no objec-
tion to mioot the PU4geptioll 01 111* lion. I. nem!
(sir. Crokei), rod let the bill lie ova till the next
Session.

Mr. CHICIIENITR, expreßs4l his illitritt to the mg-
gebtion of Nlr. Crult(r.
The quebtaoil was tile!) put land agreed to, and
leave given.