The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-03-23 00:00:00

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l'oax-Eseu twat. Blanca 23.—We had a rood In. -
p'y of Wheat fresh in from the Saffulk roast this mor.i-
int, besides a considerable gliantity that ressuissed ot cr
troth %haul sy's arrivals from Essex sad Kent, the sle-
shawl fur which was heavy, and only prime snap's.*
could be got off, fur whirls Monday'. prize: were oh.
tained.—The arrivals of Barley was rola r large to-hltsv
from Norfolk and Suffolk, which met a Ite...yv sale :it
Alon‘lay's prices, and particularly the inferior dualities.
The Oat trade was also very dull, but n,t cheaper than
on Wednesday. In Beans and Fe:lathe re is no a tetat:oss.
SMITIIFICLII NIARILET, MAltett 23.—The supaly at
Imarket this morning. was good, lint Glutton war rather
higher in price: all other descriptions s f eattle mamas
in price as per our last.—There was some grass La tab
At market.
(To sink the offal ; per Stone of Sibs.)
Beef ... . Ss. 811. to Ss.. Otl. i catau at mann.
Ntutt..n.. 44. OIL to 61. 0:1.1 Beasts
1 600
Veal .... 34. MI. Cairo. •I. to (is. fri.
Pork .... 4t. 61 to 3•.101. Sheep and lambs.... 4,104
Lamb.— W. 0.1. to 114. ltd. Pies .
HAY MANALT.—In Hay no different*. in the price;
Straw and Clover no alteration.

Alary Ann Car the sister and successor of Ri-
chard Camille. of Fleet-street, was appreltentitd'upon a
Judge's warrant, on a charge preferred by the CO2.
stitotional Association fur opposing the protreis of
Disloyal sod Seditious Principles, and was Meld to
bail in a cansiderable snits to answee the charges In an
indictment fur the publication and sale of aditioui
wont. - the •
road,
for a
and
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I, Sauthwarit. 161.ihreittght up at the mine time
a Avila/ at the instinct of thit society.
alt bete; refolady prodded with ball; was .Iso-
itii to tioneolooget boot. •
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The Report of the Select Committee of the !Immo(
Nimmons on Foreign Trade, relative to that particu-
lar breach of it which embraces the importation of tins-
Orr from the northern states of Europe, and the Bei-
Csh*Colonies le Mirth America, has been pnblished.
aleference to thirlinterests involved in this subject,
we should gladly give it entire; but the pressure of
Wither important matter limits ns to a moire of the al-
erations suggested by the committee. A difference of
aote,antounting to MSc per load, on timber imported
•tom the Baltic, has hitherto existed, partly itnposed
r the encouragement of the same trade with the
roioniep, and partly for purposes of revenne. The
iot under which it is levied expires on the Volt of the
present month ; and the Committee recommend that,
idler that period, the difference shall he reduced to
mss., which they calculate will leaves protection.
:::ter providing for the ordinary difference un freight.
ti 11. PK per load in favonr of the imports from the
,:orth American provinces. In proceeding. to •:onsiiler
t, what mode that alteration of duty shoohl he effeceil.
whether by a rethiction of duty on Baltic timber, by
--rs imposition of duty on American, or by a rimiloina.
fon of both, the result has been, a preference of the
I:sst mode: in producing the relative approximation,
%hey have recommended, in th.. priers of the respertive
ssescriptions of timber, by the imposition of ten
ou the American timber, and a eisriTsponiline;
-redaction falai the slaty on that imported irons the
u.irth of Europe. An additional duty of 5 per rent.
is recommended to be imposed on all timber imported
trout the north of Europe in foreign vessels. "'non
the evidence adduced to them, on whit I. the report is
founded, the Committee have ascertained that a great
proportion of the timber imported from the province
of Canada is the growth of the United States : and
I..eving been permitted to be received into tics province
tire from duty, has from thence heen exported to the
sited Kingdom, with all the betteli!s and immunities
conceded to the produce of the Britisb territory. To
heck this practice the Committee are of opinion, that
with every exportation of timber from the British
provinces in North America, a certificate of its
bring the produce of those provinces should be re-
quired ; and that timber imported without such certi-
tioate should be hereafter charged with the same rate
of duty as would be payable ou it, if imported directly
'ruin a foreign state. These are the resolutions
adopted by the Committee. We must refer those who
would see the arguments on which they are founded
Is. the report itself.