The National Register.
London, England, 1819-03-08 00:00:00

Mr. ISartsu presented a 4Petititto tram 'Niteldmin itionfor‘
altirt., praying for a revision of itite Poor JAWS.
Laid on the table.
Mr. llnottuutt brought up the Report of the 31.1nabandry
Morse% ISM ; and the Bill as ordoted to be ra-oontanitted ua
l'atestley next.
Mr. WROTTBSIAT paesouted Petitions 'front Shropshire
against a Duty on Coal .to be is posed and lewiedot the pills
mouth.
SAW on the talsle.

Mr. 141,1.880 u sold, be had-obtainer, an anterrenee from
the Chancellor of the Lirchequer that he 114(1 'Mee up all
idea of sorb a tea ; but than !tight Ma. Gentleman
given no assurance drat if some ether iserson *hostel propose
such a•tax, he wottld not getre.it His 611 ppOrt ; entitle (Mr.L.)
would aol fall 10 start this subject until be gut a decisive
answer. _ _

V•he Pennons ewe *en .ordered to be laili on the Sable,
and printed.
*fir W. Cesseenne said, he had -to mere for papers, which
woold phew a oysieneor fined tend peculation au incredible
ectent, committed by d nspectot,, Collentor,, Conunissiieeta,
dee of Assessed Taxes; end the Ytst Albeit item he aliould
mere for was the ireesten -of tette surchargesuo the Aeseesed
Waxes is the little park% of Whitstable 'Kent, and the.
district of .Sevenoalim. •entei ell into eccitonts to slim
that the revenue had been o-oblind oC Frump to MM. •.yea:.
He knew that if the Chancellor of Klie.Eircheeiter hall here
allowed to conseit limos'...it feelings, all these eiefnlitlainimweidd
have !wen -removed. His with, was Jo stop this aystene of
peculation; and lie Haltered himself she Chaneellorsif Kt*
Exchequer would asAisi snot iii•cleaueing the A ogeen
He then moved for a variety of papers, improve the alleged
'frauds committed on the revenue, and ou the inlmbitantr of
that place.
VANSITDART Solid, that if the Pion. Baronet had
called on hint, lie senit'd hive found that there would have
been nn occasion for this motion ; tor, whatevei frauds wrrr.
committed might he promptly entriired into. Evers, toile-
formation would be afforded, in cutler 'that the Honourable.
Balloter would be ebabled to bring the subject before the
lions. in the Olin-test way. He had hinnielf ditected au rm.
gniry into tide subject ; .and lie hoped, iu the meantime, the
Hootste stiepend its:,lndapaent. •
Sir E. KNATCHBULL said, that 'those frauds had teen
cummitted he was for sitting them to -the bottom; but he
loped the Hon.liaronet would for the .preseet vviehdraw Lie
motion.

Sir W. CRE,FIG conoented to withdraw hig motion,eo
an nittlerstentling that every entiakry would he mane into the
subject.
Mr. I.L.CHINGTOV atta,;tted that there had been .engtriref
made, an I an order given to proseente the Snrveyor of the
Sevenoalta eiktrict, on a report of the ConinissioNera of

Taxes.
?4r. TIERNEY hoped, s'airt if she enquiry *trendy made
almiild not be satisfactory to the Hon. 134ronet, he would it
bring the Ftibject before the House, nail that dhe Chancelloe
of the Escheiiner would have uu objcotiou to a Committee to
investigate theaubject.
After a few words from•the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
the 'mania tai. withdrawn.
Sir J. STEWART reported from the Wotton Bassett Etectio
Committee, that Anu Hill nad declined comitig tip to Alden
the Committee front old age, being hV years of age. He the
moved, that Ole he ilhicl,.yrited, without payment of her fecs
which was ordered accordingly.
Mr. HUME presented a Petition -from the Bargh of Ferfar„
in Scotland, -couiplaming of tile Borough Goserniavat is
Scotland.
Oidete.l to be laid on the table, and to he rrintetir—Ad-
jousned.