... probable Chance of Profit he was to carry his Corn to Market, when the Time and Seafon (hould arrive fbr the Difpofal of the Produce of his Rifque, his Labour, and his Skill as a Farmer. On the other Hand, Corn Laws ihould be fo prudently framed, and So wifely ...

... intended Expedition; ar.d the Hound arrived fafe at Jamaica;. The Council are faid to have finiftied their Enquiry into the Corn Laws, and a Bill is now framing, undtr the Infpe ction of the Crown Lawyers, which will be brought into Parliament, to regulate ...

... Kent, Eflcx, Hert ford fli ire, Suffolk, Cam- bridge, and Norfolk, certainly defign to petition for an Alteration in the Corn Laws, in order to place the Exnort upon a furer Footing. A Meeting of County Me-mbcr-; is to be held at the St. Alben's Tavern ...

... meeting of the Board of Trade was held yefterday, when a very important bufinefs came under difcuifion — namely, the exifting Corn Laws. Some very falutary regulations have been fuggefted, which will be laid before Parlia- ment early the rtext Seflion. The ...

... CAME LAWS. Upon the order for committing the Bill to amend the Game Laws, by altering the day from the ift to the 14th of September, for the commencement of fhooting j Lord Derby role to oppofe the Commitment of the Bill, (die preamble of whicii ftatcd ...

... CORN GROWING TO be S OLD by AUCT I O N, Ry E and WYA T T, feveral Lots, for the Conveniency of Purchaftrs, at I&.ey Mil!, near Oxford, Monday next the Day of lullant, at wclvc Clock, (under Conditions of Sale which will then produced) All the CROPS of ...

... -SCARCITY of CORN. The H»ufe having refolved itfclf into a Cdm- tnittee on the high Price of Corn ; Mr. Lechmere rofe and called the attention of the Committee to a fnbject the molt important that could be debated —fo highly important, that he wiflicd ...

... it. As to tiie exportation of Corn, he faw that there was a Law to prevent it, and fup- pofed that Law was enforced ; but in the part where he lived (Southampton) the Country was alarmed at the immenfe quantities of Corn car- ried to Southampton, Poole ...

... aforefaid, and lett to Mr. Spencer, Tenant from Year to Year. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. John Whithorne, Attorney at Law, at Chariton-Kings, near Cheltenham. Two Thoufand Pounds wanted upon Annuities for Life. NOTICE is heieby given, That any Perfon ...

... Meadow ...

... CAPITAL Old-Accuftomed CORN MILLS. TO be LETT, and entered upon for a Term of Years, at Michaelmas 1788, well fupplied with Water for Three Pair of Stones, with proper Boulters, Granaries, and all other Conveniences for the Flour Trade, known the Name ...

... Michaelmas lall, and ufunlly renewed every leven Years. For farther Particul.us apply Mr. Lloyd, Attorney Law, Gray s Inn, London ; Mr. ?»Iorrc!l, Attorney at Law, Oxford. Pollcilion may had immediately ; and if it not fold or lett by private Contrail very loon ...