Parliamentary Papers.
The Times, 1824-02-25T00:00:00

e ,1,81re!3,-PTO?F N ce ,^.--row om.ne li -up ..TOILoIongtio ' b~ n iiie lte exertion~be~reyo~i Asi T~es.-hiu J-b bex ta .'.'' q tto,', b, OMc;e axcsAuis. tha ObAli.teitQs .w.,iiie .tie act ,f4eo?c *,.w4 j --}-511,vroduvesn nshirobe!f wvindows, nd the ta preaent a,,?njo be comrpletede,i.' tlpresent. orrthe ensuing w:ea ft ftltgac t g,tohe.'eten ofthedistrict, or other en. ?,erpemzf tbes,urv,ey.o xr i'the uties o his 'oflice. As the Board villbe abile Ioadge from tbe aecostnts and oth rmeansof.infonna. two) to whataxtent .the exerts o = rch or'leyor; wil have been *mtnare, they trust 'shat theyaht r'eceive d fiul evdeice.a . of yout asa- du$y, adl.Iba,ve uztIier,to stee c pato dare.ird ti thessurreors for 'the irouble an_ -pezsmetttendng tweisurntey, the sud y tlkes commened to twhettirdaof the e qguye h.ata peantage be grauted orn the iROtea5e'nsd by..them. to.-;the .hus and wixdow duties for tins and the.following ver tr.' e d. etin appl- tou sillwndert3naalia thee di'ectons pp' o hise's,.ir re- s^:ct of .hWch tso-u.piess! may compound under. the act 4 Gieo. ,r,.,c 4.5, otbe assewmentof the'Present year, if the.survav taicea -place.in-tills ,bar,?jt.t it ~ aeextend toioseasd.nvindPows which nave bcen already coipounded' fodrnder the.fornier acts, and in uhh thte parties comnpoutiding stil r'vide. Tho6e mirveyors svho 4zo. not sple&e the surve' of dfie. wihole of tnirdwtrcsu ll i a ipticular itatemen4showing tfiepadin whfsl= made.tb& survey, with an fxIanation 'of the rosons.fortsiot ktsspeing ihe wvhole. .. - . ' (Sigijed --. . '.':R. GROOM; ' * . . . . . ..Under Sec y.rof:Assessed Taxes. T* e C-:Cel 'T r Xi dated albti c4;A3. enuer to -the Board, tnat lie has received a omnltnicadon frop tfe Chair.en of the Board of Taxes, uped the subject of the assessment.0t the. house duty in England and Wales, front vwhich it- appears, that that Boaird had judged it nteceasarj to call.the attention of. their officers geberally throughout. the khngdom to this subject,.rith aYieW to ascertain -the real value of every house .Isable to . tha duty5 -in: consequence of representa- tions made to thieem of.irregu'lariit . in tn mode of bharging that duty, somlousje being ged at their fall value, while others are .rated in vauious roportiois very omuclh below it: .'and he sub. -mitx to heBoard'that'it wvouid be 4esirable that the-genera. survey commenced by drder of the Board ofTtsxes should be.proceeded in With aslittle 4eiar as possible .but that that Board should be re- straiinz4dfrom enforcingantyinckcas chargex on accouin of any un. daer.assienduri ngy former period, or from increasing the as- sessment uponAnyjhois4un onaegence of that- survey, without .bringing the vwhole s4b e&lfore. their Lordships, as soon as the survey shaUl be comiexed, end receiving their.commands there- Ali Lordsarc lex'sid to-pprovethereof, and they directa letter to be written tbtteCommif'innerAof Taxes accordingly. Letter-written to the Commissioners of T.ixes in the terns of the above .minuteon the 10th ofJ)eccmber accordingly. Copy of a Letter to the Commisioner, oC Taxes, datexf Dec.30, 1823. ientemen,_l am zommaM&d by the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, to desire you will give the necessary direc. tions to yout officers, and cauxe public notice to be given that the inarewsed charges maderon the late general survey to the inhabited house,duty,. on- the ground-of houses having been hitherto underva. lued,. will be suspended untiIfurtber notice, and that.itwiill. there- fore be unnecessary-for the pirties upon whom increased .charges have been made upon such grund; to attend the Commissioners on the daysfixtd for h'e,g-app&s against such increased charges. - . e as, SeuteIsen9 -vour most obedient servant, T-easur .h , ' 1823. J. C. HERRIES. Trcaury hambrs, 0ib.cem'er,1823. ; ..., - ? I I . ., "! , "? ' PB]fk? '. , . , - ;, -,. -4#qAM.R$1lAlfr".?A