The Sun.
London, England, 1814-05-27 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

CORN.-EXCHANGE, MAY 27.—We had a few arrivals of Oats
front Lincolnshire this morning, ' but the Market in general
was extremely dull, in all of Grain, itfid any few sales
made were at the last quoted prices.
SMITHFIELD. MAY 27.—This day's Market was not well
supplied with the dillerentkinds of Cattle ; Beef, Veal, and
Pork, were dearer; Mutton was, cheaper; Lamb supported
last price; and the trade, for the most, part, was out indif-
ferent.. The sales in the flay-market were tritlittg ; Hay,
Straw, and Clover, obtained last prices. The following prices
and numbers are a correct statement :

T. sink the Offal, per stone of Sib.
Beef, 4s. Sd. to ss. lOrl. Mutton, Gs. 4d. to 70. 4d. Veal,
6s. 0(1. to 7s. 2d. Lamb, 7s. 6d. to 9s. Pork, 7i. to 83. 10d.
Beasts, 660. Sheep and Lambs, 6500. Calves, 120.
200.

HAY-MARKET.
Hay, 31. Os. to 51. ss. Straw, 11. 10s. to 21. Os.' Clover,
51. as. to 61.135. •

DECRETUM EST--NO VETO.

" IRISHMEN—Read Rejoice! and Triumph

" The Catholic Clergy of the Diocese of Cork
have this moment dissolved their Meeting, after
putting the mark of their reprobation on the De-
cretum of QOARANTOTTI.''—Cork Paper.
EXETER,
,MAY 25.—A report has been in cir-
culation this afternoon, said to have been receiv-
ed from Plymouth, that a frigate had arrived in
that port from • the coast of Spain, which had
brought intelligenee, that a very considerable
disturbance had been excited-in that kingdom, in
consequence of FERDINAND VII. having refused to
accept the new Constitution ; that by the advice
of some 'of the Nobility, attached, to the 014
Court, he had caused all the Members of the
Cortes to be arrested, end conveyed to prison j
and that -he had declared his resolution to,,a4here.
to the old form of Government; that these events
had been,productiive of great alarm, and seemed to
augur the commencement of a civil war through
that unhappy country.
Yesterday morning the Duchesss of OLDEN+.
BURGH visited Westminster-hall, and the Courts
of Law. At two o'clock her Imperial Highness
returned to Pulteney Hotel, and received visits
from several distinguished characters. At half-
past four, she went to Warwick-house on a visit
to the Princess, CHARLOTTE, and remained With
the Princess about an hour. In the evening the
Grand Duchess wept to dine with the Martinis
and Marchioness of ST .I'FORD.

The Duchess of OLD'ENntiRGH continues to at-
tract general esteem and attention, by her inquir-.
ing spirit and familiar habits, which have already'
alMost naturalized her Highness
,amongst us.—
Who. would not have a Ticket in the Wheel, from
which report says this amiable and august `Fo-
reigner is likely to witness the drawing of many
large Prizes on the King's Birth Day
I(lG's BIRTH DAY.--In the last Lottery that,
finished on the King's Birth-day,
No. 6,341 a Prize of L. 2009
10,540 • 1000
11,801 3OO

Were all shared and sold at WEBB'S Office, 17,
Ludgate-street, where Tickets and Shares are
now selling for the Lottery to be drawn on the
approaching 4th of June.--,-The last 50001. prize
ever shared was also drawn on the King's Birtit.
clay, and sold. by Webb in five Shares,

COHN lilt L

A BILL (AS AMENDED BY Tun•COMMITTF:E) TO RE-

CVLATE THE IMI'OIITATION OF CoRN INTO THE

UNITED XlNk=“lol`,l, AND/THE ,DUTIES PAYABI.E.

Whereas it is eyoed:ent that the several/duties
riciw payable. upon Ch n, Grain,-Meal; and Flour,
"imported into the United King,dc,:n should cease
and determine, and that outer duties should be
fixed in lieu thereof;

. " May it tlierv;)re please your -I:qestg,
" That it may be ensiled, and he it enacted by
the .King's Most Excellent Majesty,
.by and with
the allice andaconsent of the Lords Spiritual and
'Temporal, and Commons, in this pre ant Parlia-
went. assembled, and by the authority of the
same, That from and after the first_day of August
1814, all the dmieS payable under any Act or Acts
of Parliainent, upon the importation into any
part of/the United Kingdom of corn, Grain, Malt,
Meal or ylour,.shall cease and Aletermine,
" That from and after the Ist day of August,
1814, the Several and respective duties specified,
and set forth in the Schedule to this Act annexed,
and no other or different duties, shall be charged
and levied upon, and payable anti paid in respect
of all Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour, imported into
Great Britain, and such duties shall be charged
and payalik and paid, according to the prices'and
regulations in the .said Schedule; any ding in
any Act or Acts to the contrary notwithstanding,
" That all such duties upon Corn, Grain, Malt,
Meal and Flour, imported into Great Britain,
shall be regulated by the aggregate average price
of the whole of.the twelve 'Maritime Districts - in
England 'and Wales ; such average price_ to be
ascertained from such returns, and in such man-
ner, as is directed by an Act passed in the-thirty-
first, year-of the reign of his present Majesty, in-
' titaled." An Act for regulating the Importation
" and Exportation -of Corn., and the payment of
" the Duty on Foreign Corn imported, and of the
'' Bounty on British Corn exported ;" and by
another Act passed in the Kiel year of the reign
of his present
,Majesty, intituled, " An Act to
" amend au Act made in the 31st year of thelleign
" of his present majesty, iatituled, " An Act for
regulating the Importation and ExPortation of
" Corn, and the payment of the Deity on Foreign
6'
_Corn-imparted, and of the Bounty on British
" Corn exported,'" for ascertaining the average
prices of Corn, Grain, Meal and Flour.
That from andafter the said Ist day of August
1814, it shall tie-lawful for any person or persons
to' import and land, and lodge in warehouses, under
the proeisions, regulations, restrictions, penal-
ties, and forfeitures, specified and contained in an
Act passed in the 43d year of the reign of his pre-
stilt M; sty, iutituled, '6 An Act for permitting
eertair-.-' ads imported into Great Britain to be
receive} in Warehouses, without payment of
duty,.'t or any other Act or Acts of Parliament
relatifig to the warehousing of goods imported,
!lay Foreign. Corn, Brain, Meal, or }'lour, vithout
payment of duty ; 'and at all times again to ex-
port ply Corn, Grain, Meal, or Flour, so waree
without payment of any duty : Provided
always, that Foreign Corn, Grain, Meal, or
Flour, so warehoused, and which shall be after-
wards taken out 'for, home consumption, in any
part of the United Kingdom, shall be subject to
the duties payable at the time of such Foreign
Corn, Grain,. Meal, or Flour, being so taken out
for home consumption, upon Foreign Corn,
Grain, Meal, and. Flour,. respectively imported
into the United Kingdom, in like manner as if the
sank. had been then imported.
That nothing in this Act contained shall ex-
tend, or be construed to extend, to authorize or
permit the importation ,of any Foreign Meal or
Flour into Ireland (except for the purpose of be-
ing warehoused for exportation from Ireland);
any thing in this Act, or any Act or Acts, to time
contrary notwithstanding. •
" That all the provisions, powers, authorities,
regulations, penalties. and forfeitures, claws,
matters and things, now in force in any Act or
Acts of Parliament, ill relation to the collecting,
levying and recovering of the duties upon impor-
tation of any Corn, Grain, Malt, Meal or Flour,
so far as the same are not contrary to the provi-
!tons of this Act, or are not by this Act altered,
varied or repealed, shall extend and be construed
to extend, and he applied and enforced -for the
carrying into ex'tcution the purposes of this Act,
kin relation to the duties upon the importation of
Corn, Grain, Areal and Flour, and regulations re-
lating thereto, specified in the said Schedule to
this Act annex-d, as flay and eTectualiy as if time
dame were repeated and re-enacted in and made
Part of the body of this Act.
" That the duties upon all Corn or Grain which
shall be imported into Ireland, at any time from
and after tile Ist day of August, 1814, shall be
calculated according to the proportion which the
weight and price of the barrel of Coris or Grain in
Ireland, by Irish measure and currency, shall bear
to the weight and price of.the quarter of,Corn or
Grain in Great Britain, by British measure and
currency . and tirat a Schedule, spewing the pro-
tortion of the respective weights and prices of
Tuch Corn, and the several duties payable thereon
in consequence, shall be settled and ascertained by
the Commissioners of Customs- and Port Duties in
Ireland ; and that copies of the said Schedule shall
he by them transmitted to the •Collector or other
Principal Officers at the several Ports of Ireland,
Signed with the names of the said Commissioners,
or anv three of them ; and such' Collectors or
other Officers shall collect-the duties on all Corn
be Grain impt%rted into aity of the Ports in Ireland,
aCcording to the prices and duties specified- and
set forth in the said Schedule, in like manner, to all
Intents and purposes, as if the said 'duties were
set forth and inserted in this Act., or in any Sche-
dule thereto.
"That all the provisions, powers, authorities,
regulations, penalties and forfeitures, clauses,
matters and thing,3., noWl in force in any Act of
Parliament, in relation to the importation into
Ireland of any Corn or Grain, ant! relating to time
'aseertaihing the average prices of Dorn or Grain
in' Ireland, .shall e.,tea.l and be construed to ex.;
t-eial,.aud shall be applied- and enforced for the
carrying intu_txxeoltion the purposes, of, this Act,
tokilid tunoortatiun of C 6112

I and Grain into irelaii4 miler this Act, As ruilraml
effectually as if the same %xere reptated and re-
enacted in anzhnade part of this A,-;t ; exe.:pt only
so far as the same are expressly repealed or altered
by this Act.
" That tj.is Act may he altervd, avrended, or
repealed, by any Act. or 'Acta to be-passed in this
Session of Parli'a,ment.
`I-hat this Act continue in force for five
years, and from thenne until the end pf the next
Session of Parliatnent:'