... France appointingagents at foreign ports to give ally price for corn, in order to harafs this coun- try and deftroy competition, it was deemed expedient to difpenoe for a time with the Corn Laws, and even to encourage importa- tion by bounties. By the in ...

... price of Corn, whereby to regulate the courfe of exportation and importation, moved, that leave be given to bring in a bill for ereliog the county of Edinburgh into a t feparate diarint for regulating the irmporta- tion and exportation of Corn.-Grantedl ...

... their moft ferious confideration, as well the prefent low M prices of grain, as the general flate of the corn 0 market, with the feveral relative laws and regu- lations now in force, are unanimoully and de- o cidedly of opinion- u That the encouragement ...

... moft to ferious confideration, as well the prefent low D prices of grain, as the general ftate of the corn of market, with the feveral relative laws and regu- n lations now in force, are unanimoufly and decid- la edly of opinion-, a That the encouragement ...

... expiring laws, with fpecial direCtions for the courfe of their proceedings. [ He alfo moved for a variety of financial pa- pers, which were ordered. Adjourned to Thurfday. Thurfdlay, Feb. 28. M7r Lefevre brought up the bill for amend- ing the game laws, which ...

... cultivated, as largc quantities of earth have been brougit for that purpofe from r frica. It produces only a mnail quantity of corn, but is very feitile in lemons, cotton, and vines. It is labout fixty miles fouth of Sicily. After the t iking or Rhodes, the ...

... innocent with the ' ord Chance//or fupported its exp-di. ncylC x neceffity, and (hewed, that it went wr. ey to refloi e the law of forfeiture to that :iginal Footing from which it had been fhift- (3d ;Y the 7th of Q0een Anne; merely to fuit !e pn~yOre ...

... the follo ing prizes b fve been fent in here, viz. SloopProvidence, Campbell, from Lcith ts Shetland, goodsr; floop Cranflon, Law, of Dunder. from Liverpool to ditto, falt - 'doop Elizabeth, Dick, fromn Leith to ditto, goods; floop Kinnoul, I urcwa. from ...

... unpromifing; and the extent of fu thefe, we are concerned to ftate, is very con- th fiderable in almoft every diftria. The Spring Corn already fown has had a fine feafon ; the early Beans and Peas chip ar freely, and the land in good condition is every where ...

... Advices received over-land from Bengal e and Bombay give the mol favourable Rlate c a meots of the general profperity of tle Corn- 'v ,e pany'saffairs. The inveitment at Bengal lad tl )f been increafed above twenty lacks. A for- t it midable force was in ...

... Married here, on the 6th curt. John Buchan- an, lEfq; merchant in Greenock, to iifs .Mar-. garet Haldane Law, younqeft daughter ofthe I deceafed John Law. writer inEdinburgh. At Lochgair Houfe, Argylefhire, on the zd F inflant, was married, the Rev. Mr Wm ...

... lihfied by th'e mutual confent of both Parlia- G ments, founded on equal and liberal prin. gt ciples, on the firmilarity of laws, conflitution, cc md and government, and on the fenfe of mutual C, interefts and affestios conceiving-tat fiech de an imperial ...