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in a hen established, *boogie defective system, emeht pre-
Jentiatly to inspire.
The prohibition thistalased is the Act of the 13th sad 14th
of Charles 11. e. 11, in vespers to Grummet, red the Nether.
I aids, was the Ant direct object of your Caustenittee's exa-
mination, with a view of amertainieg whi they the distinc-
t ~,,, applying to those peels of Europe, weight nut be esfely
:,ud nirfally abrogated. The putentee fur which it was oil.
at Malty *mend has long bees (Milled; sod from the evi-
denM the. Geolleinew examined, tenektog the eltifereat
'waits whirl, such as alteration might affect, your Commit.
tee, are of opinion, that certain benefit, without any probs.
tile chance of injury, would result from it, bulb to the row.
isisree and ahipping of Hie United Kingdom. Your Com-
mil tee b•t to refer Ili the exassiontions of Mr. Frewin,
11 settle, Mr. flail, Me. Bowden, Mr. Hall, Mr. Nichol, chic.
this subject. A doubt appeared to be enterissimed by the
first of these Gentlemen as to a possibility that the alters.
stun in question might be attended with some billing &net-
i.o title of the terrace; and by others, that it might produce
some prijorlice to the British skipping employed le the Sea-
slierre of the Mcditerraweam.
With respect to the first point, it is tole observed, that
sin illimiratioe of termite meld seise, witless from insporta•
lions taking place in British shipping which haul bitheito
1414. k 111 foreign vessels, and the reduced rates,' Ilsey,
in con n yeence to b., niceived; as, however, thee matinee.-
y iiivolv. s in it a eertaie compost:Hoe in the increased em-
ployment of British shipping. your Committee do out coo.
~der it as a material objection to an alteration, it other
• lees appearing to be desirable. Is respect to the remain-
ing objection, that it was possible the trade might lietcoe-
ducted throe:it the inediene of cheap Greek sad Gavots,
shipping; and the nserchaedixe of the Mediterranean be
thus carried to the oeighbouriug roils of Hollawl or the
Netberlauds, for trauchipmeut and eoeveyancs to the Usti teal
K ingilom in British vessels; it is an apprehension iis which,
to' reasons to besotted ha a subsetoeut part of their Report
tapplicahle to throe es well es other ships of a cheap de-
p.-144t0n), your Committee memo participate, or be ie:
eured by it to entertain any greater doubt of the coneepee.
5141 safety end coorealthee, than of the political juidicoeuel
utility of placing our commercial listeicainise with /Vet,
European state in amity with Great Ilettaia, on a footless of
gnat facility and freedom.
Having satisfied themselves on the expediency of Permit-
tiny the importation Into the Celts 41 Kingdom, is Drily'
ship, of articles the growth Sr produce of Emropipan stales,
loin any European port, withoot reference to sloe place of
their growth or Feudist-thin • the next subject which engaged
the considmatioe of your C.Atemnittee, wee she extrusion of
she same latitude of importation to articles the produce of
Ae.a, Attlee, and America, to which the restrictions of the
Act of the 12th of Charles the Second, have bete stated
isicipally to apply.
The evidence adjured before your Committee, on tlfis
pia:es, is more at encloser than that tic the point before 'ad-
verted to. Although it emitter Le denied that every od.li•
t:Jhal di ;erre of fieeduen is generally lacerfiesal to com-
merce, and tan alarm seemed to be entertained by surrehauth
engoced in general trade who were examined, in respect to
the probable effeets of sock a relaxation of the law on the
navigation of Great Britain; yet theme whose interests were
wiure exclusively COOSA Bled with British shipping, expiessed
reposirletable alarm lest the proposed 'titivation should be rol-
1-seed by a change in the existing coterie of trade, by which
their ititereste might be eventually affected ; and represented,
that if say helical accrued to commerce by the increased
fncitity 'forded, it might lie chiefly to the ronimetre of
foreigeers; and that the participation of British 'hippie( iu
she conveyance of the produce of the distant parts of the
warid, might be moaned to the transport from the ports of
the Quoin( nt to those of the limited Kingdom, while the
inure valuable and exteirded nevigailun devolved upon the
shipping of foreign Motes. You Committee have felt the
importance of this repreerntatioe, avid examined it with the
utteritiuti it appeared to deserve. They are conscious that
the commercial results they sanguinely anticipate from the
establishment of a system more enlarged and liberal than
that looter which the British trade has bees hitherto corductid
(of which this relaxation of the navigation laws form a part)
could out be deemed a satisfactory compensation fur any
anions hazard to whirl, the interests of our shipping might
he exposed : but they have found no reason to believe, that
the probable consequences of adopting the measure under
consideration would be, to lower she danger described, or to
transfer to tureigners soy of the advantages now possessed by
British ships.
lu proceeding to state the grounds of this impression,
your Committee are desirous of recalling to the recollection
of the House, that the lowa is melons* bare horn subjected
to olterattou at different veranda, and their principle relaxed
whenever a new state of pertinent ciecusitatessees appeared to
Verliament to afford sufficient reasons for such a change.
Hader the regal/Zions which the King in Connell was aulho.
rued to make, be the Std of Gnu. 111. rap. 39, and settee-
oueolly by the 49111 of Geo. 111. cep. 59, followed recently
by the 59th of Gee. J 11. cap. 54, the manufactures and pro-
duce of the Limited States of America have been admitted
into the United Kingdom,, out only in British ships, but in
ships of the United States or coudensoed as prize to them,
and owned and navigated by their subjects. By the 5 let also
of the late King, a similar relaxation of the law was made
in favour of the product sod nianuferterne of the territo-
ries of the Crows of Portugal in America, dories the conti-
nuance of the Treaty coucluded with that Pourer in the
year IMO. the latter arising out of the changes that bad
eaten place in the politics' sonation of the Brasile; as the
Cotner did out of lire national character statiored by the
United States of America, by their separmiun from Great
Britain. ii
Both these relaxations may be said to have been a dimi-
Hutto* of the protection afforded by the taia' implicit, Law to
British shipping; bat a diminution which political
coca-
Iterations demanded, and which was indispensable to the
cuutiousuce of our commercial relative, with theme coun-
tries. •i
Tile Navigation Loos haws beau Ono relaxed, in regard
to the wide between the British totookre anti the Mother
• asuotry, as well as in several tosteares with reelect to pr.
ti.litar article, of etereliendints,..wlmth .ywor Committee du
seal think it necessary hoe peettitiqlerty es, enumerate.
'I he priuciple of reetrietionigirkeleon in these lawn, hey.
Hag here thus relaxed, from alleoetiont of political or
commercial expediency, it toitt /editor the wisdom of the
il 1100, to judge, ve heilieci the 'Mame censidmations slay
~,t kalif to a Inttlicr reit/natio* of it, and authorise the i
wethdrevrieg of a restrittionealetch, it slut essential to the
sopport of our 'hippies, is etaintaitied out ugly nemerfilebly

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litelied kV
iMILOS
eitifeliPe le 1111
4111itainied; to them Abe performers (ram* *oder medal en- your Committee
olloslences) weiveinally gins. appear, that the privilege of Wog weernimied for re-
: slf h soy case the orgooteot, drams from the compernin ettpOrtatioa is Ceildiolid le WWI ellettirealed
trreijs
eeltradimal a thesis* rook* apply, it wsmb be hates/net silicas; sad that only torten ports of the Veiled Klagdoos,
.5o Wicks of great Milk is proportiou to *en ;Orient gad those ottemeolly, are aro to receive she..
sake on which the test of freight operates mum Weedy; The theinettoo Windy is nerd to limns erne* oaly from
of these articles cotton is use of the mon smissiderabla. the degrees is reknit they possess the mean of affording
Coitus tordet.the exiMieg Jaw, may be imported ipso the amotramodatios sod *celerity I. the colketieo of the re-
Usiited Nies*. from say plain whatever, sr a British ship : reuse. Whatever it Appears to lthe fords of gip Tressurr,
bog it dues oot opens to your romatittee. sepowithenodan that evident mini/Jos is saltiellielene ularete,, onery putt
else cousisaat desnand finis in the mainfamores of skis cone- Itecomes eligihn receive the tap of Meng moods
try, that twinge ships base bees deployed is a circuitous warebeeseed within it. Yost Commitan orio feel soy
enveymece of it through the Cominst ;ar that ny gums- eiterstiem to be required co this point; as they are not
Itly Inshore itaiietted, otherwise thou in British Ono, arid ;were that the *Measles of this privilege to each partiewlar
directly from the place of it. growth, ramp' as a stogie ite- Fort. tun the liatintione seder whir it should be don,
stance' ender very ;reenlist. eircourstaares. elm .he better regulated than by the discretion of those to
The trade with the United States of America, it is sad) 140* ssPerislesideire sad erlolsionhilitY the colleen's of
is carried so principally is America's *hippie,,; but if (/11 the pablic revemee is iotestateat.
is slimed). the Amerman vine/ hat Ito sitesstolle eryr the To the Tenney also has ben delegated the power of
British no is point of chewiness, the competitma its say making addition to the list or "%eh mainteristed wick, us
ether thou One American trade, count fail, to he its honor may be admitted,to warehouse; which they have ommeilms•
of the British ship coming to the United Kitsgdoestio which ally earrcieed. The lerielciPle the is. iss however, essethlS
the voyage ism:fronted directly; while, In shat io the Assisi-
-1 tire; sad, ootwittiptesidisig the witch's admitted are was
caw ship, the cartons only reach itudratismallow.cleguitonly, neena, has still a very eatesieive opersein.
*object to the addition' jocooverriens, delay, owl cocoon i The result of the inkiest* sokeind by year Committee
ow
of iranshipmert is a foreign pots. thie.eisbjece, has nage • strong impremin attire odesologre
. The,rnager tY refute of a ernainat commons". Irk* t Mao would oriel:frogs giving the loon unlimited mamma.
;centrally acilistitmed for the direct ore, We tye,tgepis lee is the etseehee4igefetelL They a" "4 "mei" lb° paste
British shipping, is the trade with diens* pae4.ll,lllßlMehl.. .of, the Veiled Kiogdeate coo be too widely opined to the ie.
*es oat toeing in year. Cumniiiito may apprehownin; soot pentane of every descripena of foreign merchaudige ferc
this olmereskiria, as well. as the grossness witiehlit. slate, re.exportatiosi to say part of the world, ersalasiee of she
hp tin 'Mono of goats comption,,apply egrodlyep Amami British Coloonek 'exempt (ern few if any exception) (no
Miners( the cheaper gesceiptiao, whether of ,thesemesprioes all dirties is perm; 111ringh lbws, Se well as relieved hop
is OW loath °O I°4ll of EeroPe• the Weeks Ind Gemoise, every charge sod ineonesicace' which dm warty of tise
autism thin those of. Printark, sad Atteekto. .reveatre, hyalite to infielder*, mid the iatereem of 4714
It has lien regineepted to your Cogoeittere.that the tent spolutitiMcdo sot impose she amenity of cootiosiggow
of the segmeilmi olterolins mighthe, win!'" to memo eln ere peewees to oar map oraaufeeturee • peeterellee
C°°S4C of the flritk Mk spy. coofilloed bctpse 1., lsgljo /had 1 lilOse_otarkel, sod the supply of oar colorist pomp*
Rogow- *RV* Pretterille Othis tride. ip,aL SOP% ttiblitirio°l reeilitiee wit thus be l'Ornialred, mad all
.41sett tsso44l Wilmot,* leoileesis genie so Weil as Sri-
eselit,4 ossil *VP ars *lrk. 0, .witiels AIM kir I fells 00.90414 tif Awl** in fhs ~.4,lllllltriss Gnat Benno!
lb Impel though leemeolsunle.pmf fo gieg
rore.eldefly RAO* for every Ter*, et twit with nary minter of
howsliseVen so the Cetailiteris. Si. Why OAP :WI POO he /meld.
Oellildte Obtlelitt AMlleare Mtge, The MBAs. ttnjarst 410fs I°Op foils each •
hr Pitt of Ilse sere, ,P•st•lieilae..ttdfw4cd VI .Gfinft eveofteres is the lorMtwellltint 11 its commerce 40 the set- ,
Behan, the prohibition oa the isopertalin of tkpoiedippe grunt de,uitsd tangyc mego&eturn ood'iMppiag, aes se
.tt 4.14 IMP Way F.relKag Pans Pod the socensily of pp so. ghettos% that year copeggittee feel it tio•Pcaleary to wail
Whams. of the
.caresst sorb diefribeds lintGo"litssatot attentian of the *op by drain* apses the. tot ,imay.
sspply "(the ming toothy orthcleas.lise billietrio, la a detail. la the swasniostioas so this point, it is epsdily
up
nasiiinable cifepg, "7440%4 thrum* she Visited Kimplom kaowledgia, that great genital adviatage is likely is *rite
Then article% which. sus moil.O.lreCted by iii rids Of Ave the facility which would be afforded to British as well,
le kinensies directly AO the Coen- as I. /onion soserhools, to mike the amorhateut of their cm-
scot by Beeps A 1 *goo orejorkoo. if a market wire goes in skis tosotty ; the rffeTt o<wisirhy it Is justly pre-
'newt' to Site lighter ankles wills which the cargo ;peat espied, would be to reorder the Veiled Kingdom lin glare in
,Ise completed, ley stunt tins their ulterior importation lot* Which a great proportion of the commercial advamssee• of
this comm., : tin world yreeld pike their might. .And shin Op Maori-
That this mar herpes ocePeipoydly. your -4riemillte thlek neat of British anaufactures with &refire useeehmerlise
is
far frum improbable; hot it is the perm:men sail hlthilud the completion of cargoes fur She respective eifeiakeomorbe.
course of 'ride, cued rot tits otcaantial or aseillesind *via• they ow British or foreign armig, would lug* emenhOpoe
tins from it, that is the object to which the allsastio• of the to the devilled fir the productions of every howl& if oar
legislature &Imolai be directed. So far from fasting then own iodutitry, she coodoct if she ens/prises Weald be to a
YeaktalustSlixcepiiuns to be a tomtit 'Wheaton', pule cow. great measure through lititisib intereeut ion, and become the
outlet are disposed he cut/aides the denial of facilities of this mesas of the iserraseatemptermeat of Windt shipping.
baud to foreigners, as • polity of twins severity, which has lt don not appear to your Committee that so loot as
already produced areas highly auftiveurable to the gametal their owe markets are preserved to them in the Visited Kiri.
commercial Interco' of the country. dam sod it. Woo* the free importation of winks of
The probability of the circuitous MOM af trade hemming fOrrillo mearefiel an, dor re-exportation may, ear affect the
habitual, muss arise from she suesseestier ad,,,Naitura it interests, or *sight to excite tire jealousy, of our alallll4C-
lir.Abasawa to those who may eoltelPi he it. Thew dent be hirers. British lugnaity hod industry, marlines, sad
ce-
sofficiont to compensate for the insionisiessee sari addition' pint, may coufidently meet cumpetitiesa, wherever the *id
expense of the eirceituon monenace of the toast valuable ilerittietill open tooter nisoofitentresr in common with
part of the cargo sad also its imbikly is the sisekets of the those of Faeeiga Slates. Nor does that competition meat
United Kiegduso, to certain competition Uitb o supply to your Committee to become moseftwourable to Ilse foreigner
brought directlyto our owoships: Ibis is • moniderabie Oak, in ton stneece of his goods being permitted to pare through
It may be at the Name time matter of souse doubt, whether the the porno( the Limited Kimono, ; the effect of excluding him
mianyance of the bulky articles to the Continue is a foreign from thew would stet be to "elate hie eowillietilbooretilloelth
would be opoo she whole mach more oronainal than il might change 'beldam is shirk it *Gold occur. sod by
is a British use ; sod if to this, she teeniest* risk desemb- sock • Amigo possibly 'Toiler it Ins PrePSISOSIO so Ike Wile-
vd, bestride sigma she moat valuable part of the cargo, is "lest the British lesoofivciorer•
oilileas ilia" sawn little reason to fear that such convey. A doubt has been expressed of the expediency of allowing
eimomeold beltaitibrolly pranged, eves if ors peculiar ad. articles seteslly prohibited from importation to be admit-
ousimma aniseed isiltairosir of British shipping in carrying or sod awl warehoused for cannons.; and sarong the Stmts.
iniegggissodal imeleolorse truth India. ketone likely to be imposed ow risk by it, that of Bak
le.alithe ports of She British possessions is ladia (which Owas has teem °wades" to your Collnsinor ; bet they de
in asst of the principal ports of export), it moist be re- not find is the statements mune to evideuce to which
Win Word that • -difference in the dutin impend on the they nfer atifileient essomeeto iodine them to recommend
exploitation of goods, to the amount of event cent. exhale any exception w the emend freedom of import and export
' hirfaveur ur the British ship. The ships trim the Cdtoinint ion respect to the silk reeoubieloret al Foreign *lsles; or
aremoderstood to be iii galena chiefly dependerit on their that the adisdisrws if the prohibited article" Coe eapewtatloa
uses cargo Su answer the *Mile charge of freight; whereas silly °Oki( properly Ifinifdedibe Priskse4ww sr is, "Melo"
a British 'hip going not loaded /rich inerclismilse is' enabled reisistweise• •
to divide the charge of freight between Ibe outward anti lbe policy 'of remitting the existiog duty oe the entry
boinewaid voyage; a cirennonance which site' is obvious and re-export of fbrrign flatus imposed for the perihelion
edentate in the expense of boomeard &din to a British of she British and 'rich lines Wade, has, in reference also to
ship. Nur must or forget that a considerable portion of the tisk part of their itsouiry, Naturally occupied the emotion
Indoor the Indian trade are supplied by the remittance of of your Committee; it will be observed, that the testimony
reimatiguisitions of British .objects, to be realized or ea- of ertenl witnesses examined' by your Committee piaci-
negged in their native mushy ,• tlist a greet trait of tie pally applies to this particular question. Your Committee
fatten' trade of India is thrhugh the East India Coin are lolly sensible of the importune's( every thing that may
pain; that the indivitioak iloongli which the greltest pro- appear to affect the interests of so impurtan a branch
pertloll of the remainder is conducted, are sprung from the of the iodostry of both parts of the United Kingdom; aid
Units:d Kingdom, Whose comineicial coon-Mons are wills Oinking that some further isveatigatioa may be desirable
British houses and British merchants, and whose feelings (which could nut be completed previous the recess of Par-
sed trireme are exclusively British. Mom all then fir. Hansen% before they state to the Rouse any opinion ups
colostomye are cuusidered, without giving to thews more the aroma( this slaty, and the alleged necessity of its cons
vierilliit than is justly due, eon Committer cassitit Bur! rea• Simmer anxious at the same time to avoid the possibility
son fur winnow that the treat tideof the trade from India of' efforiliog the (cast ground tie alarm or nriarpmehensitio
will be 15•Critil (nut its oregipiontrel coarse; and that nut. in the. present slate et the 'nonstarter, in Ireland, with
withstanding the proposed change in Ilse law, tbe Coistinent which more than mere cliental-lel considerations are con-
will sot CWllielle still to receive the proportion of its supply, served, your Committee beg 'to reserve this subject fur •
Mikes° funished fly British trade, thrtingh the ports of the Inturc stage of their proceedings, whew thee hope to livable
Visited Kingairm. Nu real 'anger therefore to British to resume she eoutideratiou of it, and submit the result to
navigation is contemplated by year Cortstolitess. as likely tile judgment of the House.
to uvula from the *lngest ttttt they are about to oar; our Is the course of the evident,. 'revived by your Commit-
go limy doubt that MC perk-reuse our ilsippiag possesses tee, several matters of importance have bees incidentally
wilkbe so nitensively and securely, well as 'muehkola- brought ender Its observation; the most pronsioeut are,
ridisaoly sei'pepid, when miaow from the' adventure ittat the vitriol, themes and iiinentalesecee ierldent to our pre-
fairly helot,* to it, ;ban when epppareutly the effect of it- weini'systrni, which may pronimpedireents to the scenes of
'Wattle protections sod prohibitions. %View tIo•y consider j the chummed general admission of Airtime produce and met.
awes shat uo4rr kW mute geweral freedom it would cattle's!' etisedise to warehouse. The object of erecting an emporia's*
British mei chants in every foreign purr might make their I of trade is oaterally cherished by 'eery ration which toter-
pereltases, assort their cargoes, and pursue their 'previa- = tabs commercial views • sad it will appear from portent the
swim, entrust any of the doubts and apprebensions by renewer, that Freon ;id Helloed are nut insensible to it.
which limy are now checked and t wifiarrastied; and the still The porta of the window are secesslble as depots for &Feign
'greater advantage of the recognition of a priticipte obit aterebaudise, on larch more favourable conditioss than
would tend we much to ittirodlice clearness and ilapplicity these of the Inked Kingdom. • The charges to which hi-
, into the regulations of our commercial system. Your Com- reign merchsadise is liable, sad the facilities attending the
matte feel It their duty to terionmcall to the Consideration deposit of it wader the regulations is the ports 'reach country
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It has bees saggested t• year Comeditee, that is alter
Who is the law, favourable to the British shipbuilder sad
WHOSilitiers, might be trefoil, INredoeed. A British ship
heemolligAsa imovoje. of. foreigner, slider the preseat pro.
=wow 14„,..,. the British character it pomesser,
**seineslsrespect to the trade
with Ale . .
ski' g ship Otter &twigs state feeble"'
it I. islid. . to be a restriction we the sale sad
MINIIIIIII4OIIIIIIIWis the Hailed kingdom, *holly esisapport-
ed ofertitreureprewealieliareocesedeareedeillibeiiselityrre;reccriumediaadiavedsyep;sirzeiCto;l sielmttrehihrtitaariatdoi:r:f:
tale, deprived of their British character sod reeks-
:lXs to a foreigeer, be permitted to acquire the
eir ships of may weary, of the subjects of which
qty Ilietifterwaris become the property : hot as it appears
=Committee, that a resonsption of the character of •
ON after having been iii the possession of forties.
erg illid iesilergone eerie, in foreign poets may open a
&WM freed, sod be injurious to the British ship builder;
they are of opinioe. that the permission above stated, should
be guarded by a prohibition against • ship mice sold to a
foreign state, recovering- a British registry miler any other
circumstances but those of capture mid regular moderns.
has as a pries to Great Britain.
Your Commaiim Inswing stated the worse of their pro.
caodias, and the pewees they have made in the inquiry
misesoitiesh to them, Imam help eistoreeekag their regret,
' that the latter has sot been more extensive; sod that the
approachisig eecess precludes them from at present reaming
their ievestigatioa Mite the other important branches of the
?object, to which their attention most hereafter be directed.
i
&L ea early period of the ensuing Session of Parliament
.y hope to be able to propose to the House, the mes-
terei in their opisios best calculated to terry ieto esecatioe
the recommendation of this Report; tad to resume sad
lehrsee /heir inquiries into those breeches of their leveed a-
nima which they have sow left enexaosheed,oa the •
'Ores *MA have thus far gemmed them in the
of the duty sniped to them. To the POW AY
spertlimtion of these principles, your (OW
der the pleasure of the House) fur the safe esensted ter all :.
gosh restrictions ou the freedom of oar consusevelidlillime in- •
illetoorse with Foreign mimes, as the peculiar cited_ WWfwees
of our situation, the preterites-dee to great isimmissar-
. Meted seeder the public faith. met she warwpargittnedleildeb
the emote, may Mee catered, either erielibm was endliese.
or with other Males, do set render it indleressib SO Fe-
mme. If in their reeimmendstimiss say thing should be
Mimi more favourable to foreign interests, thaw may'sreni
wieletent with tbe weave primly*a of our existing comelier-
',Wl oysters (which may 1111 some he as objection tosthe sag.
.siestime homily offered is We pre/seat Hero), your Cum-
millet beg to observe, that "'UMW sow queetioahis the
wisdom of • reateictive or peeteeciee pulley, as neersamy to
Obetillele Hour trade at an "artier pasiodrisior history, as
ispeilialliliwo the eirconmesswea of theism's. Jay, Ways:
low Wry ileetillat. TM time whoa Ilbiloopolieo asuld the!
• inegilblielly or wool/ heroically endaveit,eilliser.
M run alt sects meow sobjids, or particular eeas.
• trimming, 1h .tit of she world, moms to ham possild
may. Hailiederoe, so coatime undisturbed sad meweili•
most he, es it was loweiled to be, • source a teciptiiiill
•meday betwee• aatioise, sod as: Metwimusge of peodortiods
to promote the iodustry, the wealth, sod the happiam of
tilieleillod. If R. be tree, that differed degrees of advantage
iellldiepeopoddibus it, according to the entoral'and politi-
es' aboisembiasse, the shill tad the indostry of differeat
countries It Is true also, that whatever he the advantage' so
aciseireskilbeegh they may excite esasslaitoe-aed enterpnee,
can room wee of those seatiments of animosity, or lb%
spirit amp, retaliative, amorally excited by them, 411011 e.
autsilosted to prohibitions and restrictions, jealously canted
mad severely maintain' d.
Your Committee are, however, autrible that at eon to
abansloa the prohibitory lumens, mild he of' all Other the
must 'Mammy mod dnageroes. It has Wag subsisted : it is
the law not sialy of this kiloplom, hot of the rest of the Se-
rupeam world ; sod my issiddim departure from it is forkiddee
by every consideratioa of prudence, safety, majestic*. No
such suildeasbopie is in the corstemplatio• of piper OM.
twitter, nesitodeed the adoption of any closer, withisat she
Mimes cleasempectiosi soil motive. But they still fuel,
that a..priociols of gradual awl prospective spprestiseatioa
to a einnider system, as the amoderd of all &lore conteseri
vial regalatims, may be wisely and IreoirSeially retomsemsol-
ell, so Its. WO' a view to tie interests of this cessowy, Mau
to the stessiost of sorrousiling mallow. Upon them the
policy of Offal Britain Isar rarely bees without its isallamsce..
The priaciples recogaised and acted epos by her may powers
fully upends iu aiding the general progress towards the
establisher/et of a liberal and calighteued system of na-
tional intercourse throughout the world,. as they haws ton
hrug dome I. inspportios use of • contrary character, by
furnishing the example and justification of various
measures of cumeacroal exclusion aad restriction. To
measures of this nature her pre-maissence and prosperity
have been imjustly ascribed.
It is out to prohibitions end protections we are indebted
fur our commercial greatness sod maritime power; these,
like trey public lalesinug we eujoy, are the effects of the
free principles of She happy Constitution 'miler which we
live, which, by protecritig individual lawny,. and the security
of property, by bolding out the most spleadid rewards to
successful oidustry and merit, has, Ms every path of Isogon
eliertion, exeited the efforts, romanced the gruias, and
celled into action all the powers of am aspiring, enlightened,
sod enteeprising people.
18114 July, Iti2U.
FOREIGN IN7'ELI,IGENCE.
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Ili PORTA NT hi OT ICE.
iVe have before us au Edict published on the 27th of
August at Cadiz, by Din Csyitane Valdes, Captals.Geseral
of that province, in which he states, that the Superior
Board of Health being informed that there was in the lassi
pital of San Joan de Dios a patina with a fryer of • goer-
elms character, sent Dm Carlos Moeller sal Doe Maasset
Padells to catmint the caw. They foiled that the patient

rated five Naples, wield Nave fallen la o very short time
into the hinds of a cert tin twelve power.
SITE OF THE CORTES, Ammar 31.

The Secretary of lie !mate

Maieste, desiring that the openness relative to the tapes&
Ware and to the ways anJ WMOI should be annistled as
own as pureible, bad revolved to trassait theta to tbeittals
de Ardency! es .
The Misstates of the Hone Depart:nest stated, that the
Cog had elves his noon to the fats, pridribithle the int.
portation of forties cars and guar.
The Committee .f Moan sad at Coonorree presented
the project of a 14w (which wee mod). OS a general nerds.
ins of the duties of canons is all the assainions of the
siosatchy, which was ordered so be printed.

SITTING OF SEPTEMBER I.
A Report was rea I from the Colossi isre of Finance on
the Memorial presented by the Minister of that sl.partment
respertiar the metal slates* of itinsee which mast pre..
Vail sill July went year. The Commitlee divides its Report
into three branches ; in the Rest it exansiors the proposal
wf she Alinister,offrring as the result of its obserratioas a
reduction of 118,0.00,000 of she sure persisaatt4 is it. I■
she second it wearier* the general system of isiance frogs
July this year, speaking of she Icon of 4100,000,000, whirls
it states to be warty conclieded ; and on the third it treats
particularly of the usedilentious tube adopted ha the spates*
of levying tithes.

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Senor Merino Gomm moved that a Committee sbonid be
appointed to congratulate General Riego, as bad been done
by flw Geocral Cortes is the case of Lord Welliogtnit.
thi the 314 General Siege hod • very long mains" of
the King, who loaded him with marks of his favour. But.
big the day he was ',writhe?* received with eedbasimen by
the inhabitants of this vast metropolis, who thronged the
streets through which he ponied. In the evening be nu at
the theatre, where be was pessied failh scelsmolitam and
addressed the people in lay".
,vo„does so mutt hamar
to the purity of his Ms memorable campaign
io February to his valour.
- The Patriotic Societies asioyiliperlig Po give hien brilliant
fetes.--rifireellanes, So SEA ftejiiittise.)
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LONDON,
MONDAY. SErrinassa 18. 18-20.

The House of Commons will meet this cloy. We
understand that a motion will be made for • farther
adjournment to the 16th October, when • call of
the House will be moved fur that day fortnight.
This arrangetwut bus been made in contemplation
that the Bill of Pains and Penalties and Divorce
sganist the QV ZEN ►hall have passed the Lords
before the last mentioned date, and that the House
of Commons should be ready to receive it.—
This atiticipation, however, is met by soother re-
port, winch states, that on the meeting of the
House of Lords, on the 3d of October, a motion
will be made, that it is unoccessory that the
Questes Counsel should he called in, or that her
MAJESTY should be heard in her defence, a motion
evidently implying the insufficiency of the evidence
adduced against her. This nurtioo, it is said, will
have the support of many Peets who are in the
habit of supporting the inesioares of Administration.

Mr. BROUGHAM will this day have the op—
portuuity to which he alluded in his address
to the House of Lords. when endeavouring to
induce their Lordships to grant him permission
to open the case fur the defeuce of the QUEEN.
Ile might now, if he conceived it expedient.
in his place in Parliament, and in the presence
of the country, enter upon ',he grounds of her
MAJERTT'S defenee; or 1w might comment m ex-
tensively as he pleased upon the evidence that had
been given at the bur of the other House. This
he might do, in such a manner as would not be
thought to infringe upon the 'Opus of Parliament.
and thereby defeat the object of the other Hour
iu withholding its assent to his request. Far, how-
ever, ure we from believing, that the Honourable
and Learned Counsel would feel himself justified
in such a proceeding. It would he neither equi-
table nor judicious, the more especially as the sr
parent necessity of correcting say impression ni-
jurions to the Qualm, which • might be thought to
have been created by the proceedturrie the How
of Lords, is every moment dimitsiehiag,,stut-the

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