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WOOL DUTY.
The Earl of HAREWOOD rose upon the third rcidiug of
the Warehousing pin, not for the purpose of opposing the pass-
ing of it, but to remind their Lordships of the actual care in
which 'events had now placed us. Re hoped, when a more lie
bend system was about to be adopted with regard to foreigners,
that it was not too much to ask of both klouses of Parliament to
impart as great a boon to our own rnanufacturersas to foreigners.
Ile therefore took this opportunity to assure their Lordships,
that it was certainly the intention of the woollen manufacturers
to liddress Parliament on the subject ; for it was impossible to
suppose f9r one moment that the growth of English wool could
prosper, if charged with the duty at present paid. Was it either
just or proper, when their Lordships were encouraging the in-
troduction of foreign wool, to burthen the people of this country
with fresh duties on the importation of the raw material? Ile
had also just learned that an additional duty of sd. on 'very
pound of wool had lately been imposed on the exportation of the
raw material front Spain. Ile had. however, no intention to
oppose the•present Dill, but should call their LOrdships attention
to the subject on some future day.
After the above Bill bad been read a third time and passed,.
the House adjourned to Monday.