Observations for the consideration of a reformed Parliament on the alterations proposed for the Exchequer and also on a mode submitted to the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, for abolishing the Exchequer as a useless and expensive office, and placing the whole pecuniary affairs of the government, on the simple and perfect order of a mercantile establishment.

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