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... Mr. Pitt alfo gave Notice, that on Monday next he mould move the Houfe to refolve into a Committee, to confider of the Corn Laws; and for the of moving for Leave to bring in Bill for indemnifying His Majelty's Minifters. Thurfday Commiflion paffed the ...
... are again appointed to make good the articles of Impeachment. The Council are faid have finifhed their enquiry into the Corn Laws, and a bill is now framing, under the inflection of the Crown Lawyers, which will be brought into Parliament, to regulate ...
... for the Tranfport of Corn betides which, the Cafe of the Tranfportation of Corn in Time of War was peculiarly hazardous and expenfive: the Exporter went without Convoy, he was liable to be taken the Enemy if waited for Convoy, his Corn would molt likely ...
... that yet the law would not a combination numbers, and that fuch combination would finalry end in (hp ruin of who had engaged it. took, the liberty alio of faying, that there was the fame law for mafters, ns for them for the one hand rhe law would not endure ...
... A CURE for CORNS. Infallible German CORN PLASTER. THE Proprietor of this molt excellent Remedy is certain of it's Efficacy, having never failed Variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, Root and Branch, to return the Money. This is ...
... BOTT'3 CORN-SALVE. TH I-S Salve is an effectual Remedy for Corns, taking them entirely away though ever long Handing. The Method of ufing it is quite fafe, and gives no Pain; neither does itcecalion any Inconvenieney during the Time of Cure. It is an ...
... importation and exportation of Corn, &c. are infertedfor the information of our readers AS foon as infpeCtors of corn-returns (whofe bufinefs is collect weekly an account of the quantities and prices of each fort of corn fold and delivered in every city ...
... Str s, •• • (in your calculations uable price that Flour ought to bear that Corn bake their breads if the Baker is not u- Jated by the Agate of Bf.ad, no oof[■'.• n » derived to part or ft ri^iS * fft fty The average price nowabcat per and »v> &cr oti) ...
... To be SOLD AUCTION, By Mr. ROUS E, (By Order of the Heir at Law, and Devifeesin Truft, under the Will of Jofeph Stanley, deceafed,) at the Swans, at Market-Haiborough, in the County of LeiceAer, on Tuefday the 27th of March, about Four o'Clock in the ...
... Hints tbefe concerned in tbe Corn-Trade.— t'te current price wheat to is. per quarter, and the meafure to be 34 quarts (on an average) to the bufhel, of 32 , which ought to be according to law, it makes difference of two quarts in every bufhel, which ...
... BOOKSELLING and STATIONARY. (GEORGE COOKE baring Opened a SHOP J the Corn-Market, LLIG in the above Branches, informs the Public, 'Pint has laid in a frefh Affortmcnt thofe* Articles, and hopes, a Attention, tlic Favour* 01 the Public, who may now with ...
... Money wanted. WANTED to Borrow the Sum upon Security. Apply to Mr. Pearce, Attorney Law, Bedford. Manors of Kujbton and Defborough. TILE GAME within the Manors KUSHTON and DE.SBOROUGH having of late Years been deftroyed by unqualified Peifons, This to ...