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,to to require redtslon. He also Wiention
a ISt ad occurred within his knowledge, ober.
erea4l,ggre4 men, at the distaaee of 36 miles hum the to.
ilifehillpraMlecter resided, were called upon to go to it
teemplife capease of which journey would not be less lb
lbs.-weeder to pay the tax of 4s. sd. or 55.; and being t
able, they did net go. The masequrece was, (hat an oe,
igLespLyp to distraielbeet for the amount of the I.
who demanded of the '""'isnits people roi bi► Psi
That be regarded as seam of ist(olerable hardship. bpi.
be was cot prepared $ say that d house in say part of G.
Britain wof yield
.ii rent, should pay • tax
four.uhittrucs. .
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The CH ANC tlettnifti t
nen EtiVik
Mr. HUMS Ally in the observatitres o
Noble Frteed,Mtilthe Ilemelmeher fee Tairistock (Mr. J.
Grant), sod limped is the nor.e of the summer soave nit
would be adopted of ifuhriik relief to the class of per..
who were subject to thisstas.
• •IIer—LOCICHART agreed with the Chaseellor of ,
iliebstqwer iaribieetieg essay partial remissioa of taxes,
Lord A. HAMILTON thee consented so withdraw

gsation.
IT'ATE OP THE NATION.
Mr: WESTERN they tme, and adverting to titirladeri
of She hoer mud the state of the Holm!, said, Gentl.:w
would see that it could Sot be inrt to brie' girt
niretio• of whigli be lemil give• notice soder tbese
Moues. It nap, lowers,. his determination to brio' it f
weird its Hoe nook comprehmssive mangier, to embrace • vi
of. the *bole stale of the nation before the Semi= clot
Hip inientiou was to let it eland over for to-morrow (t
dai), aid is the
,eveat of not being able to brio' it
them, be would fix am arlj day wben be could bring it
ward.
Sir. HVSKISSON soneeted diet it would be better
Ix a day at once.
Mr. WESTERN said, ow examining the /order book,
Ronne root difficulty to entwine • day. The motion rept
to the Poor Laws, wbkli stood for tomorrow, did oat
pear hint, S. crams moth disems.iett t be Was, therefore.
doted tri Ia lownsorrow mod theme it could sot then co,
-on, Toioday Midi fur briogiog forward his modes.

BREWERS IN SCOTLAND.
Lord A. HA MILTON rum to call the wearies of
Howie to the Memorial of certain Brewers hi Serrelawd to t
Lords of the Terming. TON years aro au Ad Mai pass.
voiding from every brewer in Setotlanil, wader a permit!
2001. a Worn cl< all the beer brewed by hins the elfish
Bert oat each da, the samosa all She parrhalwa, sad t
quantity delivered to Melt. That was a return ethic*, fro,
the mode Mrcondeming.the haskess a brewers in Scalise',
eorld not he made. Ou • motion made, by him I. that
Howse or the subject, the Cheseellor of the Emelt/yam
frinimilsed that instructions should be seat down to iMbomm
tbe Oiled* of the E.Sciee to take the retort's is oath • saw
as weild relieve the brewers from the dielealry of which
'111!y complained. lastractione were accordingly sept doie
'which it was fooadequeally impossible to comply with. A vac
war:trial oa the subject was forwarded to the Trealeri,te
els answer was retotwed that the Act could bit be Advil or re-
pea led, because It was secemary for she ardwity of the mi-
nor. He, however, de4ed any body to piratic that It bad
brew meted wpm t, mid he maisitahved that he had • right • •
complaia of the brewers of Scotland bring liable to a rest
0,2001 fee maisreamptimme with as Act with which it was it
possible to comply, mad equally so for fisting to fol4l t
iestrectiows of the Excise, which were at radium* with s',
Act, sad equity
,ilopesailale of (sedition. He therefo,•
moved for kayo tit feria( in a Bill to repeal the 4th seetio
of the Act of the mid td George IV. eap.
.

The CHANCELLOR of the- EXCHEQUER mkt, Lc
could not coocor is the proposition of the Nubia Lord,
he the obeervatiuse with which he had prefaced R. The A •
Is siorstion wait memory as a cheek ere* the atee► of ma .
'hi the hoods of the beewer, which could only be kept 17
imeertaiaisr the cousonaptios of his stock of beer.
bad never heard any comphaint of the Gent* of tl
Act is England Meet a very siert time after it woo passe
mid nose front Scotland hot the one brought forward ti
the Noble Lord. He admitted there was a 'anise* hetwet
the Act and the instructions of the Esti'', hot as it,
COMO,* of the Board of Excise was accessory, I. order t•
the proseestios of es Mforeoweiew ender the Act, tM Rib -
Load's fears of damper to the Mayen fees that enact
wer► visionary.
Rik. 3. P. GRANT "obi It watt etortNerl that the A.
could not be execoted, yet t►e only spolirgy,Mlered was, the.
so pearliest toeusweaieeee had been espiticoesd.
Lord A. HAMILTON briefly replied. Hama he woai
dose oat a ease Si soot►er Scioto', in order to tadhceottu
Hooourable Gentknien to take part with him is his elide:
Wow, tOrOCIIIO the repeal of t►e clause of which be etc '
plaiord.
The questios was them put, aid argatived without a d
•isiuu.

IRISH INSURRSCTION ACT.
The Report of the Arish lowreeclio■ Let was reeeivec
wed the Bell ordered to be read a third times"' Thursday.
After a few words in opposition from Lo►d A. HAblll.
TON► the Loiter) Bill woo rued a second time.

RECEIVERS GENERAL
Oa the Order of the Day Sir the farther eonaitlerolka
the Report on the Reeeivoro-Granal Billy the Noose wer
rat. • Cossatitice, whom
Mc HUME moved an ansentheeal, limiting the saheb
of the Reeeivers, so that they sbuteld not be kas thou 300:
altar, and nut more that' 6001.

Mr., R. SMITH said, that after the fall inquiry given to
this subject in she Committee stud the almost entire enewl•
mite of sentiment that prevailed there, in which those
tinmeis more immediately cossetted with Go...easiest vim
joined, he was mach astonished at the ships *bleb tbr
steam,* had sow taken. It was so well 'attention!
that the opisioa of the Committer would be acquiesced
ea by Goverament, that the Committee had dew what
was very uneonsmon, they Lad prints d their Report with-
out ilia evideaea The Bill Arm brought is warp is aim
fortuity to the recommendation of the Committee; bet liks
all Bills from the Treasury, it was full of isissesbia deist-
mar, sod it was as he understood recommitbd, .ably for
the purpose of briar scratched into Englich. He hod *at
allierwards !wilted to tee if that Lad been door, aad it was
skis peat surprise that be wow bend the clause Smiths( the
salaries to 1001. a year bad been altered. and a clause isserkd
enabling the Government to allow 3001. • )ear for exposes
thus altering She maximum of the Committee from SW. to
900 f. a year. He would put it to the Committee whether this
was a fair mode of making the akeratiisn. Had it not bee•
wee by the Hou animas of the Committee, he believed
It would have passed without settee. He biped lbc Hos
Gentlemen opposite would, at least, thew on abet grease
they had thus Neill, rescinded the dorrunisatioa of ge
Committee, which they hod come to us, the matures' deli

Mr. LUSH INGTON mid duet was red Ike bast fees
dation in justice for the complsout of the 11, r. Nlembei.
iMe. 1-belgoatee.) did riot feel that GolVVllnselil w .h`
louse were bowed impleitly to abide by the rcrussairsaa
(lea of • Committee. (The Has. Meiiiber hers referred to
• minute of the Massey, to whew the desire of Gonna.
meet to set up to the reitensmoadal ion ur she Committee.;
Bait It was Rot till be had several colisstesiiuus with Its
Commissioners tat Tases that it seas foubd that the eeri►
tatter of the public nut" is She way proposed by the VA.
would be aiti stied with g.est diliesitiee, and the caper*.
greater than that sow adopted. The silteratioa howbeit beer
made without say notice, arose swirly Yeses the prewar* id
business is the Home: lee the last teal Ilwerthe there heel
been no opportssity for him to mentiou it. He proposed by
the Bill that the stalaties'Amisid be according to the eateot
she district sad the labour that would be likely to be pre-
formed, sad he voutendol that the plan proposed by the SW
would be more economical, wad more safe, dean that a the
COlNdliillet.
Mr. It. SMITH !Sought the discovery of the impraetirebi•
lily came rather late. If the Coeuruisrioa. rof Toles mils
mot bays gives endear* of it before the Committee,
might et least have bees mentioned at the hem or Komi
✓eading of the
Mr. HUDSON GURNEY said, that in weeny inflow,
6001. • year would set be sothmeut. se Ilia tigresses souk
amount to nearly all the nioitcy.
Sir. BANKSb thought it was a little extraordinary lb/11
II spice of teelre gtuutlie true the filet printiq of lift Ad