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ellewalfeemot,
We mow proceed to selpleet eke isvial beads of regulation
by which we conceits that lie domestic trade between Ire.
lied sod Oren(' Britain may be placed neon the rewliall 'll°4
consistent with the Mimes.■ of both countries, sad with the
spirit of the Art by which they are united.
We propose--
That all duties upon the imperialism of Avenges er tolosial
rods from foreign reentries or the Colonies into Greet Bea
lain or !relied, shall be made equal is both countries.
That all such goods *bell be subject to duty ender 1184
same denotninetioes, and the quautilies be aseertaired by t
bilker* of the revenue upon the same prioesple, sad actor&
log to the same weights and measure* to both tortatries.
That nll seek good( when exported to foreign amotries
from Great Britain ur Irelond, sbsll, in either tummy, be
emitted to the same drawback of duly when it has been paid,
acid be subject to the same repilations and deductions when
Me Orly has sot been paid, sad the exportation is made
from warehouse under boost.
-"Mir nil such goods shell be exportable from Great Britai•
fliiirelsed, mod from Ireland to Gieat Britain, and also from
pert io port in Ireleud, subject to the same rule., restrie.
tidos, forms, Ned revelations, fur the security of the Re.
liner, as nee sow applicable, or May he...after be made •p.
y.lfcable, to the rouveyouce of goods of the like description
gisetwise from port to port in Great Britain.
'.-That alt such geode bonded and woreftelosed by virtue of
OW Warehousing Act. shell be mans(. rred enter baled from
part to bun in Great Britain and Ireland, in the same men
tree, and under the same regulations, provisions, asd mine-
Slone, as those tinder which such goo& now or her after may
b 4 removed under the Warelauusiag Acts from our purl to
Another in Great Britaia.
' 'That these shall be the same privileges of bonding and
letheiscitiving all eneh goods, subject to the same restrictious
hail regulations, under the authority of the Lords Cum.
Misnitioers of his Majesty's Treasury, in Irelaid, as is
Grest'Britain.
That all goods, the produce or rnianstictore of Great
flyleaf* or !seised, subject to deities of excise in one coustry
and sot in the other, or subject to duties of elm* el dif-
ferent rates Ts the two outmodes, shall be exported front
Great Britain to Ireland, and be entitled to a drawback
from the' exelse in England of the British duly, or'of the
ofifferente between the British and the Irish duties (as the
ease miy be) on proof of the landing thereof is Ireland ; sod
that such goods shall be exportable from Ireland to Great
Bettina on payment of the British duty of excise, or or the
iliffererme between the British and flat Irish duties, on land-
/erg frit:hest !Wain.
• • That' ill goody, the produce or manufacture of Great
Britain or Ireland, which may be warehoreed seder bead
for •ptiyinent of the duties of excise, shall be exportable,
boiler 'mild, from one country to the other, and be tallest eel
rut climaticpiton iu either, upon perneut of the duly to
htiMiaeh articles shall therein be liable.
That ell such goods subject to the same duties of excise in
the Iwo commie. shall be exportable from one to the other,
without further duty or drawback, subject to the same
regullitions, and provisions as are now, or may here.
&Rh be made, applicable to the convenience of such goods
fen one port to another in Great Britain.
• That coals exported from Great Britain to (reload, or
from Ireland to Great Britain, shall be subject to the mine
me% iegatatinial, sad provisions (except as to the •Mottet
arf duty) as c'uars corned coastwise from one port to another
of Great Wright. .r •
Under their regulstloss, the payment atni respiryinent of
deities In the rose Channel trade would entirily cram.
The driwbacks and duties which would still be alumni&
able on the ground of different rates of iaternal 'amnion,
would be siMplißed, so as to occasion as little !ramble au the
iltrhiect, iita as little expense to the public, in the collection
of 'them, as with a *Heal will admit of. The transfer of
nil merchandise would be as easy and convenient between
Great Britain aid Ireland, as betwees Loudon and Leith
*oasts/Me. Tie *pilvilegis and advantages of the ware.
loosing 'oar," would be the same in all respects, subject IS
the rage coalitions in both countries.
Of thAiklirt of these alterations to Ireland, and to the men.
dients of Great Britain concerned in the trade with that
country, as estimate may be firmed by a reference to the
itatemeat rear-cling the trade which we brave exhibited to a
Preceeffile pdri of this Report. It will there he sten how
gem a prOpnriioa theerms Chaonel Mimi Unite bears to the
foreign collameire of Ireland.
Conceriank the diminution of the establishisers in he-
rbed, Irbidli-nAiititcolli.y the adoption of this change of hys-
teal, IC.-shaft not be fully prepared to offer an opinion, until
we ere eueblea to make more minute isqiitries oil the spot,.
Mob a knowledge Of brie degree-and manner iis which our re-
lunitirendalioni roe the incorporating of the Boards, and the
itiodilleatloa of fie Mika duties, in addition in thesis which
cuntalued in ittio 41tenert, Me (mend worthy of being
carried intaiffect. If ;ley should all be adopted, the depart-
Meet of the Cu;tonis in Ireland will, as we have aliesdyols-
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Mewed, admit being .eekjcone. sldcrebly reduced, wittiest ear,
ipifrebension of danger to tbi Revenue.
One of the hat sad principal peuceediags toward* tim-
estehlisherient of •.Orw,,systrne of imercourse, fosadid aria
the ferigoing regalajlen% is equalization of the import do.
lies its foreign merchandise under the authority of Part
Bement, as far al the circumstances of the two countries
welt permit We shall, accordingly, cline 'a schedule of
defies on tie importation of foreign goods into Ireland
to be prepared. We shall also prepare the draft di Bill far
iMpoidne those duties, end for giettsi effect to the several
provisions inserted in oar propos, d regulations, so for as the
duties of Ctratnant are concerned. Those which relate to
the extension of all the privileges of the warehousime•
Spam to Ireland, and those also which_have reference le
the dull,. of Excise, wall requite, see sobs
carried into effect by the authority of several Acts sf
Parliament.
In lie formation of the schedule of foreign Import duties
far litelenfl, It will be our Object nut only that the rates p
deep shoed be made es nearly's possible equal to those er.
Great Efritrin, bat also that they alionld be made applicable
th the Mint-NICIISOffI4 and to the same modes of charging the.
ditty i.those being at p 1 diffejent in theist./ couotrie%
ii many instances upon the same &flick's.
The effect of Ibis equalisation orthe rates will be that of
making in addition of about eO,OOOl. a year to the revenue.
of the Customs in Ireland, according to • computationmade
time the produce of the last year. We do nut, however,
cuntemplate•n additional burden of taxation, as being likely
so arise froM the 'measure we are proposing, when taken alto.
gather upon Ireland. There will be a relief in the repeal of
some of the Caine dillies corresponding with the addition to
the duties's-a 'import, labile the public will gala, we hope
largely, by a better collection of the existiag duties, sad by a
reduction of establishmeat.
Our eininitlnleations with the principal persons employed
in the saperiiitendeace of •theVestoms and Eakin In Eng-
land hare satisfied us, that with respect to the' former no
practical dilffiulty is likely to arise in the 'mention of ibe
proposed oyster. On the past of the Excise, we have found
au *prehension of some danger to the Revenue, which
might, it is imagined, arise frum the relaxation of the cheeks
which arc supposed to be afforded by the eery impediments
which the complicated system affords to the inter-
costae betimes' Ireland reed Great Britain. Some difllcpity
also prelim), hoeing' the circumstance of the import Maim
blame partly collected by,the Cuslollll/ mid partly ory the
Excise in Great Britale, while they are now wlsollyesollected
DP the Cuslodui IN IMland-issa difference to which we have_
adverted in mir'Seihild Report, aid which ssiglit (mission
soave danger of (tend in the transfer of artieleatspon the
principle of the toasting Iradc, between. couutries. io which
they would be under tie 'cognisance of different branches of
the Releime.
The last.mentroned Iliflirulsy would be
w,,entirelyiesitieved
if the suggestirisstbould be. elicit we lenkshllted in

god punctuality in berth eriadries.
We have thus iitheuriled the plan of • rowel dosage II
the revenue regulatious affecting the crstoereisl istercosree
with helaid, by which we are fully of opiaimm, after having
bestowed the must careful attestors impose the subject,. that
the convenience of the merchant, the advantage of the
consumer, sad the economical snausegemeut of the public
departments, will be materially promoted. la framing the
grimed week of these meawires, we have proceeded upon the
Gineipleuf reeioriog, if possible, every remaining distieciled
twees the regulations of 'rebutted sail those of this
country. This we conceive to be a very important object, lad
highly drairibk upon all the grouse!, of soused policy, and a
just ecormeny, to which we have adverted. It is also material,
in our view of tire dirket, to the (store mercantile prosperity
of Ireland. We are far from agreeing with those reviews who
imagine that the min rrrrr MCOIII WA.Ch uow comelier the
crud Clarinet trade should have tie effect of eacooraging
the direct foreign commerce of the sister cutietry. It cam
sever be rageneent to that heelless. class of eierclisnis„
who alone are competent to carry on largely such a trade, to
employ their capital iu • part of the (Jailed Kingdom which
has oily as expeosive anJ erevious weal of intercourse
with the remainder. The ports of Great Britain, eerier sock
eiressistasees, mast pones, a deeded preference is place
of
establishment, upon that grunted alone, iadepeadently of
airy other eunsidelation. But whey, by the simpliication
which we hays proposed to your Lordships, the eirweaside
eneamaiiiestiotra between Ireland sod the rest of the United
Kingdoms shall have bees made as easy and as free as they
already arc brt wee all other. compormut parts of •tlte same
Empire, it will ero longer bc owing to airy Taal restrictions
within the piwer of the Goverrmest or the Legislature We
remove, if the chief penis of Invalid (possessing as they go,
many and great 'enteral advantages) should hereafter fail. to
Inlaid to the same degree of comenerci•l prosperity as 'bele
rivals on the British aide us. the ChaatotL
Signed severally by
T. WALLACE.
THOS. FR& KLAND LEWIS.
J. C. H ERR' ES.
W. I. LENHINGT9K.
HENRY BEREN&
O&e of Inquiry into the Celleciain soil &Usage's's"
it
of the , July 26.1922.
.a• lo the 4ppeudia there are tweniptirei- differ'st
classes of papers referred to iw this Report—they, as well as
the heavy master of papers referred to a this Second. Report"
are mow is the progress of prides,.

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INTAXLIGENCIL

PlolljOlir SIMMS at the Craton holies in Englkad obr second teport—That the same mink ordhatieeting
;we God that Board objectiog is adopt Ilse Bri- ponaduties should be established in Great Brinks sod In
ei and onietaieing, withurt soy attempt Mime Ireland; whatever tint niodrusigln Bosh ao
pluming or argument, that their ono Is Me most ' tier etioold, indeed, he an amen oecomarr campy tt/
ist/orpeelltion of the &dints; and ire are t that
necessary for us at pettiest to eater tate the a*. 1 I\i•t theirral apprebeesion of denier to the levemitgi. analog
tier side or ibis disagreement betimes Ile , out: lig atirsplided smitten, Mould vailikelboeloir Upon OM
ot
wa must Observe that the a/mimesis of I. a odePthetsf shit memo. For; wlige that greet els=eshoil
**flame to the merchant, and that whiehever home Wee to/Weird, the Commissioliers of the' will
Whist 'way, upon fell inquiry, be demised to be be reabled, out only to prescribe the regulations slid rink*
I fairest Mao wrismasined the eiltsjiin, elloold is by which the tritnelrr of nerchowitioe, without payment or
dotted OM both aides tar the Cheat:el. The Mt- drew/nick of ditty, may be guarded on either sides( the
ia a grievance, sad 'seept under an usdivided Charnel. but they will also have it in their power to provide
1, such migraines wilt perpetaally near. ; Myths eatertinea. of
`these regulation' *it\ noel Unity