... CORN L WS. The Corn Committee in the Houfe Of Corn. t 'mons, infrurted to exgraine the at -of the 3ift of the King, have made the following report, ] Vizi That, in purfuaiice of the infhuadions which they received, proceeded to examine the a& of tl'e ...

... wrocig butt, ad heanity, rey probably be the beit that can be d for cor law in the relative situation of Britain.- tilstaudency be dspassionately considered. The oh. to asty mor law is admitted to be the pmotection . Itebhote grewer to the lergth barely ...

... ON THE CORN LAWS. BY THE RIGHT HON. SIR JOHN SINCLAIR, DART.rez To the COamissioners of Supply in the- scveral Countieswah of Scotland.th .qentlemen-Nb doubt can now be entertainedithat a very the serious attempt will bh zrmide, during this session of ...

... CORN LAWS. TO 'TUC: UoXlC8lT AND tSDUSTMlOVS TRA.^DESMENls or EDiNtirniln. Feltoew-Lea ?? result of 'Monday's meet. Ing, to take into consideration tbe lpresent state oi the corn la:wrs, insduces me to say si few words to yor-. I am very sure that the ...

... pticesi of corn and grain, vvithin them, shoald be taken and re- turned to the ?? corn -rietiurns, in like manner as ias ird -E an d, altd - I: .- , . ?? ?? _- r * ,4 , . Th~t it iess etpediepit, th tthe duty 'on the itvportation of aft corn, grair, and ...

... CORN LAWS. On the motion of Mr C. Grant, the House resolved itself into a committee on the corn laws. Mr C. Grant felt it incumbent on him to return his thanks for the indulgence the House had shown him, and which he should always need while he addressed ...

... 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. On the question, that the House should resolve into a committee on the corn laws’ act, Mr Portman said, that he considered the present propositions that had come from his Majesty’s Government, as worse than those which had been brought forward ...

... THE CORN LAWS. (FROM A CORaRsvPONDNS.) D In our last publication, it was mentioned that a few D hints mright after wards be offered on the diffeireit opinions D as to the regulation of the commerce in corn, understood 0) to be necessary for the encouragement ...

... Town Council, and also'resoluiions of the various incorporations of the city, relative to the projected alteration in the corn laws, which we recommend to the consideratiof it of our readers.- It is peculiarly proper for the Magistrates of a this and of ...

... CORN LAWS. (From a Correspondent.) These laws, the policy of whicil is at present so universally the suiuject of discussion, are well de- st ving all the attention bestowing upon thema. By one class they are regarded as the bulwark of the country, the ...