... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? \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 ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Wednesday, March 31. Corn Laws. Received the report from the Committee appointed to examine and report on the prefent ftate of the Corn Laws, and a bill was ordered to be brought in in confequence thereof. LoNGITL'Dr. Mr Stephens brought ...

... Royal expenditure lad year 191. New Books. Mr Carr's Sermons Or Blair's Sermons 197. Mr Andeifon on national induftry, the corn laws, &c. 198. Poetry. The Obfecrator 10. On cat ftung by wafp ib. E. Dorfet on conftancy ib. To Dr Blair his ferinonsiir. The ...

... B_c. ?? by tore of corn, is, out ofal! fight, the preatcftand roof, important of all our manufail ires, tiritiih flatates, therefore, wifely protect l_riet.li corn agaii_l_ foreign corn. $ti?. It appears to mo, that the prefent Corn Laws :.- ...

... the Caledonian Mercury. S I R, I OBSERVED in your paper of yefterday's date, i that a gentleman (a perfect ftranger to the corn laws) willies to know why the Magifiraies of Edin- burgh raifed the price of bread on the 6th current, and the eiay following ...

... puri'uar.t to the order of the day, the Committee was appoint..-: to try the Callan elc d's in. Ti--Jfiyflf.il.:! O. ?? ?? the Corn Laws, is tots inaccurate fcr publication Arrived, Daniel -eft Vnnc 1 fan I fron* I if with 01k wood. ...

... :*i bar feel*, w'-.ch thracsh mac'™'''- w:ls if*' on t',e or ot t!ie ?? -•'-•'■ ?? l'ie verU!* °n Saturday afternoon. corn laws. &oS of the co_ti_'es la Scotland ti.r. r ndvtrtifcd, in a very proper B-anOt.> ™£°^ ?? ? h?:,f l,!f tnen, for the purpolc ...

... annual Convention of Royal Burghs fat down here. The moft material bufinefs before them, we hear, is v.ith repaid to the Corn laws of this country ; and the. duties ttip-ib.e' upon the exportation oi culm or coon:, which is an ar- ticle extremely ufeful ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, Alay 3. CORN- LAWS. The bill for the better regulation ofthe Corn Laws -iv, brought in, and read a iirft time. Oidered to tii piinted. coal TRAOi;. Read a third time and paffed the bill for regulating tiie lading of coals in ...