The Sun.
London, England, 1815-02-20 00:00:00

. • 397,092 14 II

Total Receipts.... L.:30,417 g 11

The Quantity of Grain imported into Great Britain, between
January 5, 1814, and .laNuary 5, 1815, is as fC)IIOWS :
From the
Barley. . Oats. Wheat. Flour.
' Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Cwts. Continent of Europe.. 29,125 25'2,158 611,115 82,165
From Ireland • 16,713 " 643,473 184,765 158,885
The Quantity of Corn and Grain exported front Great Britain,
between January a, 1814, and January 5;1815.:--

Barley. Oats. Wheat. Flour.
QIS. Qrs. . CWII.
Ireland
Foreign Countries 4OlOl 38,3D0 31,271 271,888
b,
,553 170 330, '

RESOLUTIONS ON THE COP:NT LAWS.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.L—Vencris, 17 ilk Pubruarii,

RESOLUTIONS.
L-Resplved, That it is the opinion of this
Committee, that any sort of Foreign Corn, Meal,
of Flour, which may by law be imported into the
United Kingdom, shall at all times be allowed to
be brought to the-United Kingdom, and tO be ivat e-
',onset! there, without payment of any duty what-

2.--Resolvcd, That it is the ()pinion of this
Committee, -k"hat such Corn, Meal, and Flour so
warehoused, may at all times be taken out of the
warehouse, and be exported, without payment of
any duty whatever.
3.--,-Resolved, 'That it is the opinion of this
Committee, that such Corn, Meal, or Flour,
warehoused, may be taken taut of the ware-
house, and he. entered for home consumption in
the United Kingdoil►, without payment of any
duty whatever, whenever Foreign Corti, Meal, or
Flour, of the same, sort, shall by law be admissi-
ble into the United Kingdom for home consump-

4.—Resolved, 'That it is the opinion of this
Committee, that such Foreign Corn, Meal, or
Flour, shall be permitted to be imported into the
United Kingdom for home consump.tion, Without
payment of any duty, whenever the average prices
of the several sorts of British Corn, made up anti
published in the manner • now by
_law required,
shall be at or above the prices hereafter specified,
viz. •

Wheat
80s. per Qr.
Rye Pease, and Beans
Barley, Beer, or Bigg 4os.
Oats
265,
But that, whenever -the average prices of Bri-
tish Corn shall respectively be below the prices
above stated, 110 Foreign Corn, or Meal, or Flour,
made from any of the respective sorts of Foreign
Corn above enumerated, shall be allowed to be
imported, or taken out of warehouse for home
consumption ; nor shall any Foreign Flour be at
any time imported into Ireland.
s.—Resolved, That it is , the opinion of this
Committee, that the average prices of the several
sorts of British Corn, by which the importation
of Foreign Corn, Meal, or Floor, into the United
Kingdom, is to be regulated and governed, shall
continue to he made up, and published in the man-
ner now required by law; but that, if it shall liere-
after at any time appear, that the average prices
of British Corn, in the six weeks immediately suc-
ceeding the 15th February, 15th May, 15th Au-
gust, and 15th Nov. in each year, shall have fallen
below the prices at which Foreign Corn, Meal, or
FlOur, are by law allowed to be imported for home
consumption, no such Foreign Corn, Meal, or
Flour, shall be allowed to be •imported into the
Vniteti Kingdom for home consumption, front
any place between the rivers Eyder and Garonne,
both inclusive, until a new average shall be made
up and published in the London Gazette, for re-
gulating the importation into the United King-.
done for the succeeding quarter.
• 6.7—Resolved, That it is the opinion of this
Committee, that such Corn, Meal, or Flout', be. 4
ing the produce of any British colony or plantation •
in North America, as may now by law be imporC-
ed into the United Kingdom, may hereafter be
imported for home consumption, without payment
of any duty, whenever the average prices of Bri-
tish Corn, made up and published as by law re-
quired, shall be at or above the prices hereafter
specified, viz.:--
Wheat
q7s. per Qr.
Bye, Pease, and Deans 44s.
barley, Beer, or Big 335.
Oats
22s
But that, whenever the prices.of British Corn .
respectively shall be below the prices above spe-
cified, Corn, or Meal, or Flour, made from any
of the respective sorts of Corn above enumerated,
the prodace of any British Colony or Plantation
in North America, shall no longer be allowed to
be imported into the United Kingdom for home
constunption.
7.—Resolved, That it is the opinion of this
Committee, that sitch Corn, Meal, or Flour,
the produce of any British Colony or Plantation
in North America, as may now by law he import-
ed into the United Kingdom, shall at all times be
permitted to be brought there, and warehoused,
without payment of any duty whatever. •
B.—Resolved, That it is theopinion of this Com-
mittee, that such Corn, Meal, or Flour, so ware-
housed, may at all times be taken out of the ware-
house, and exported, without , payment of any
duty whatever.
9.—Resolved, That it is the opinion of this Com-
mittee, that such Corn, Meal, or Flour, so ware-
housed, may be taken oat of warehouse, and en-
tered for home consumption in the United King
dom, whenever Corn, Meal, or Flour., of the like
description, imported direct from any such Co-
lony or Plantation, shall be. c,...