The Sun.
London, England, 1824-09-25 00:00:00

Pocz SzvtiqpErcer.

fishing infortnatiOn. lib important to interest,,
t s,
have already been suggested, and L.'entllttilgtl2ll-4-that
the views of the Admiralty“ontltintd 'ln• the Secretary's letter
• a'4ll°. 22d 'piny bet carried intro 'f!'u& ,The
sou ndi nge oir the harbour of Plymottth !' have been' th
advantage, bath with regard to economy and to, h, br
making Atmeetst the finitis itSoertAltiett tfigthiorniteitly by the
hst°luatliie:llle4enor3seeurxrdd:i.eCierauotnhtanociciellem.(l:soi:4:teuetitemrl7:att:,:rie:e,weborfitiit.:oit::rpuinlitin)lpolitatysin.,o'6'til'iloc'\latit'htttoatl.,:icotitienenalmowem'svb:w'Siyite:ii,erthi:eloittryqlreitiprltia"uhin,dfloeclir,
thetauthorityof Grand Juries, or otherwise; " iitivldent that
county purpeiiies.'• ' Ala -however creditable. to the artists-Srho
Killtenn_y, and Dubline. yet-meat of the -Other ty
maps being laid down upon a variety of 'scales with verg
pertect instruments, and Without 'pretension to r.eitntific
racy, it would be unwise ro continue .operatintut so liable to
objection, as well as so expensivein their execution.
With a view to the ‘liininution of tliienee, Your Committee
are inclined to think that the Bavarian sytiotihis not en intitfi-
gible one, by which individual proprietor* of, estatta are al.
lowed to subscribe for copies Of those parts of' the.inap in wiii:ll
feel interested. • A SurveyVentihe 1000:emir to
the mile, might be applied to veriouk...purposti of peivtrui
ty,- more especially when cotobitted with a valuation, en with
the statistical information included in' filirPOptilationd Iteettins.,
The latter documents eonteln 'the buinher of faca'de's} lihuses,
the size and description of ferrite; and,
.when accornpaniettlby
an accurate-map and Catimiittee are inclined V)
hope they may furnish.- individual ' propriers, at a modefit,
price, whether inhabitants, or absentees, with valuable infatnie.
tion respecting the 'conditicm of their estates, and the best means
of imprOving them. ; ' •
2. Withrespect to the' Valuation, yottr -Committee 'ire not
as yet in posy:mon, of sufficient evidente to enable.them•t4
form a detailed plan, or. to do more than to seggest ,some )ead-
• nig:general priociplei I'lllo,- liowever,'regret ;thiti the less, be-
cause the survey must necessarily- take preeedknce,:tilie Basis of
the valuation being obviously the proposed Maps`' of counties,
baronies, sold 'perfidies, divided into their respective tawn-lawd.
Treeings of these skeleton maps' inak be furniehed, the'fi9l-
- tip of the Arkanguletion. preceeds. effeetinfr the ?value-
, tioh, your Committee conceive that these principleenzuselle
adhered to and Combined.' Section I. 'A fixed end uniform
principle of valuation applicable' throughout the *bele Sioik,
and enabling the valuation not only tor townidand, but that of
counties, to he compared by one common ,nieasure. iiection it.
A central authority,' under the appointment or. Governmept.
for direction and superintendence, and teethe generaliketion'of
the returns made in detail. Section 3. lioehl'issistance, 'reel -
larly organized; furnishing information on the spot, and form.-
ing a cheek for the prOtectioti of, private 'rights. " Ip a Mitre
Session it will be the subject of 'consideratmn,-'ficni far these
principles are accurate, and in what ,nianner it will he the plea.
'sure of Parliatment to carry them into effect. • ,
;Your Committee are fully awere,of the difficulty br the pro-
posed valuation, and how much COlThideratiotilL will regilfre-in
all its details. 'During the recess, they trust that the attention of
the Irish Goeernment..of the Mitgiltracy; of Grand Jucieee and
of the Proprietor of !And, may be given to the elleitien; and
that early in the next Seasion.a Bill may be introdueed,
to meet the assent of the Legislature., . . • ,
In concluding this. Report,' your Cemmlttee musi..Agliih re-
peas their. .recommentlatikt,, that ',the wirk inay' be proceeded
upon with as much tlispArch AS is COnSiSttalt with the accuracy
of execution. It is not unworthy of remark, that all.fcalllr
Surveys of Ireland originated in for/awes,' and vidleilt
.fers of property; • the present has tbe htdeetlhe relief which
can be afforded to tire proprietors and occupiers of land kin)
unequal-texation: "The generartrati'quillity of rope, ens less
the State to devote the abilities and-titertiOns: of A rnotit ?,4u.
able corps of Ottictri to an undertalting,t which, though not
unimportant in' a military point of -view, recommends itself
trViedirectiv as'a civil nieicktire.''four Cointnittce trust that
the Surrey will be eatried entelth, erreed;:ttie 4411 us with skill,
and, that it will, when completed, be creditable to .the tition,
and to the scientific acquirements of the present agt. In that
ilinrt)i.Z.bouft b
'the 'reempire toas wahooichoict
amortield)tdairioticotgliltairollyi
oatpptlhieesi
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gislature to adopt, all measures ,calculated to advance the inte-
rests of Ireland.