... adjourned till Thursday. CORN LAWS. Mr. Hume moved that the house do resolve itself into a com- mittee of the whole to consider the corn laws, (9 Geo. IV. c. 60.) with a view of substituting a fixed duty on the importation of foreign corn ...

... not sufficiently pro- tected in the property of their writings. That complaint certainly will not apply to R ussia. By the law of that country, every author or translator has the exclusive copyright of his work during his lifetime, and his heirs enjoy ...

... since living at the above Inn; and, at the same time,^ begs to announce, that he has declined business in favour of his Son-in-Law, J. RA VVLINGS, whom he can with confidence recommend, and most respectfully solicits for him that support, which he, J. S. ...

... great degree caused by the corn laws, which had prevented other nations from producing food for our markets -and seeing the session pass away without any united effort made in that House to alter those cruel and unjust laws, he could see no ground for ...

... Service will begin at half-past Eleven o'clock in the forenoon. J. G. WRENCH, Secretary. NOTICE is hereby given that WILLIAM JOHN LAW, Esquire, or one other of His Majesty's Commissioners for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors will, on the Third Day of July next ...

... July 6th, 1829, NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership lately sub- sisting between AARON CROSFIELD and JOHN BULLOCK, as Corn and Provision Merchants, in the town of Newport, and county of Monmouth, was dissolved by mutual consent, on the twenty sixth ...

... flour 758,796 Barley and barley meal. 171,541 Oats and oatmeal. 166,001 Rye. 29,562 Peas. 52,863 Beans and bean 74,482 Indian corn and meal. 19,708 21,036 Total. 1,293,994 YVlI.UAM IRVING, Inspector General of Imports and Exports. Inspector General's Office ...

... arrival in Holyhead.—Dublin Evenino- Mail. EVASION OF THE CORN LAWS.—A curious plan has been started at Paisley, to deprive the agricultural interest of the pro- tecting benefit of the Corn Laws. It is, to form a national as- sociation to raise a fund ...

... appeared no chance of escape, the delinquent was brought up before honest Sancho. That upright judge ruled that as the law was a contradictory law, he should lean to the side of mercy, and suffer the prisoner to go about his business, and hang himself if he thought ...

... friends for interment. MALT LAWS.—Government have acquiesced in a system of new regulations as regards the Malt Trade. The Chan- cellor of the Exchequer, however, has so contrived it, that he shall be enabled to revert to the old law should the new system lead ...

... deter- mined by the third article of the said law. When these letters are to be carried by mercantile vessels, they shall only be passa- ble according to the tax fixed by the sixth article of the said law. Newspapers, pamphlets, printed letters in the ...

... adjoining, in the possession of Mr. James Vaughan, and contain- ing together about six Acres and a quarter. Lot 3. A WATER CORN GRIST MILL, working two pair of stones, and a Dressing Mill, together with the Garden and small Orchard, thereto adjoining ...