... average of the iaft 14 years, imce the palling ?? prefent corn-law, wil! be found to exceed that tit.. 14 yeais preceding. From this ftatemen., Mr E ::• kine inferred, that the piefent corn-law had not ?? the effect to render grain cheaper in Scotland ...

... THE CORN LAWS. The following view of our prefene Corn Laws, extraAed from an intelligent work by A. Dirom, Hfq. cannot fail to tmprcfs the mind with a convidlion of tlicir extreme impolicy. -\/r ANY ancient laws, (be obferves,) had been made ...

... CORN LAWS. Upon motion, it was refolved, that the Houfe (hould on to-morrow (Tuefday) form itfelf into a Committee of the whole Houle, to coniider of the Corn Laws. SUPPLY. Read fecond time and ordered to be committed, Bill for granting aid to his Majcfty ...

... exportation, and in like manner to permit the importation of corn, on the low duties of aay foreign corn, when the average price thereof is higher than the price at or above whic:el:j foreign corn is allowed by Jaw to be impotted. That the ColleQor of the ...

... CORN LAWS To the Right Hor. John Fofter this country owes in reat meafure the improved fiate of its ayriculture.— ch e fyfem of Corn Laws formed by that gentleman have made Ireland, from being incapable of farnithing corn for its inhabitants ...

... CORN LAWS. Mod of the countries of Scotland have advertifed, in a very proper manner, meetings the Gentlemen for the purpofe of confidering the Bill lately brought into parliament for amending thefe Laws, which are become ijeceffary. Whatever Pailiament ...

... which foreign Corn is aiiov.cd by law to be imported. , That the Collect >'■: of the Cuftdnis at every port ira Great Britain, do ?? lfrrit, wee kia, to the Receiver of Corn Ret.'ins, an account of the quantities ofthe leveral foi ts of Corn Supped in iuch ...

... export of Corn. Upon an average of nineteen years, from 1746 to -7sj, the Corn exported is fuppofed to have pro- duced a nett profit of no lefs than 651,0001. per an- num. Bat in the eighteen years from 1770 to 17SS, by fetting the value of the Corn imported ...

... CORN LAWS. AT numerous Meeting of the principal Farmers and Dealers Corn, reforling to Market, lield the day Aue,*ft, at, Geotgc Inn, in Andover, (urfuant to public advcrtifemcr.t) to confidcr of the Meafure of Corn and Grain to Wincheßer Meafure, Mr ...

... 4NCE. •• the Corn Laws, and The Chancellor of the Exchequer moved an inftruaion to the Chairman to move for leave to bring in a bill to indemnify his Majelly's Miniflers, 6rc. relpeaing the Proclamation for preventing the exportation of corn, and to continue ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Fridmy, Feb. 19. CORN LAWS. Mr. Pitt moved, that the Bill that had paffed laft Seflion, regulating the exportation and importation Corn might read, which it wat pro forma* He then obferved, that this Aft had been found defective in Jeveral ...

... ?? \fi O U have heard, that alterations are propo- X fed in the Corn Laws. P.T. I have, but no rcalon giren. ?? There are no want of reafons, Sundry abides now ertirt in our Corn Laws ; and indeed tliey pro- ceed upon a wrono lyitem. M. What arc the ...