The National Register.
London, England, 1819-03-07 00:00:00

Mr. eIIAN I) presented a Petition horn 'Hite'linin Hartford.
ahire,praying for a revision of the roof Law 6.

Lail oil die table.

BROGURN hrou2lit up the Repnrt of the linaliandry
Horse. Rid ; and the Bill Ql'.t.• of dead to be re-committed un
Tuesday next.
Mr. WROTTBIII4Y pre‘neted Petitions .from Shrombire
against a Daly on Coal to be italicised aad levied at the
nom lb.
Laid on The

Mr. LtriwroN snid. be had obtained an 11mb-since from
the Chancellor of the E.,.eliequer that be Ibtrl givea up all
idea of such a tau ; but that 'tight lion. Gentleman -had
given no assurance th,►t if some caller person should propose
such atom, he would not give it his salmon ; and he (Nlr. L.)
would but fail to start this subject until he got • decisive
answer.

The Petitions were .then ordered to be laid on thedable.
and piloted.
tiir %V. CRFAPIONY said, he had to move for papers, which
would shrew al system of (rand and peculation to an ittereditale
extent, committed by Inspectors, Collectors, Commissioners.,
dee of Assessed TAXC3 ; end the first doenment 'he should
move for was the return of the surcharges on the Assessed
Timm in the little parish of Whitstable it, Kent, and-the
district of Sceenoaks. He tottered into aeconnts to *hem
that the revenue bad been -robbed of from S to bOll. a year.
lie knew that if the Chimes.floe of' the Exchequer had been
allowed to consult hisowrt feelints, all these consplaintis would
have b. en removed. His wish was to stop this aysildill of
peculation ; and he flattered himself the Chancellor of fin
Exchequer would assist him in cleansing the Aegean !tisane.
He then moved fora variety of papers to prove theallegedfrauds committed on the revenue, and vu the inhabitants of
that ;dice.
Ale. VAWITTART said, that if the Hon. Baronet had
called on him, he would have found that there ..uuld have.
been no occasion for titiA motion ; for, whateverfrauds were.
committed might be prninpity. enquired into. Every i•• tot-
formation would he afforded, in order that the Hunoor•,,ll
'Baronet would he enabled to bring the 'object before she
House in the shortest way. He had himself directed an rut_
geiry Into this subject ; Red he hoped, in the MUM time, the
House 'mold suspend its judgment. •
Sir E. Kuractterm. said, that if those frands bad bee.
committed he was for sitting there so the bottom; hot Ito
hoped the Hon. Baronet would for the present withdraw Ai.
;notion.

Sir W. CRFAPIC NY consented le 'withdraw his motion, oa
an understanding that every eagairy would be made into the
subject.
Mr. IA SIIINGTON admitted that there had been enquiry
ena.le, and an-order given to prosecute the Surveyor of the
Sevenoisks district, ou a report of the C0U1111043100411% of

Taxes.
Mr. TIERNEY hoped, Burt if the enquiry already made
-should not be eativiactory to the Hon. Baronet, lie would yet
lining the onhject before the Home, and that the Cliatiitellor
of the Exclicipser would have no objection to a Committee to
invesibtaSe the subject.
After a few words from the Chancellor of the Exchettaite.
the motion was withdrawn.
Sir J. STR4Attt reported from the Brottun Bassett Llectio
Committee, that Anil frail had declined coming tip to atten
the Committee from i•ht Rue. being SO ye.trq of age. He the
Meted, that .he he iii,.charcett, without payment of her fees
which was ordered accordingly.
Mr. Hume prceected a Petition from the Bergh of Turret..
in Scotland, complaining of the Borough GoVernineat is
Scotland.
Ordered to-be laid on the table. and to be printed.—Ade
jearued.