The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
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shall have a!lcn below the PRICES ., ,yS;rb ~,
reign t"n, Meal. or Flour are by law i,
,owe I" be imported for home eonsu,np lun no such
'"'eis" Corn, NCsi. or Flour, shall lie. allowed a. IN,
impaired ,nto the United Kingdom for ho,n, con,
ao'npt"" roh any place between the rivera Ey,irr
anu 'atone, both inclusive until new syora,, si,,jl
DC made zap and Published ~ the on,ou t;.S1tle I'm,
r,s"ia'iS the 'nporIstion INTO tlie United K.ns om ,
The succeeding uu.tter
6-Resolyet, That tis the opinion of this commit.
'se' 'ha seh Corn, Meal. Flour. being the produce
OF any fr'sh colony plnataton iu North. America
~ may moss by aw b. imported INTO th,, United Il mo-
d"'n' MAY hereafter be imported Tor home on,,sumti
o. without payment ofany duty, Whenever the ave
rag prices of British Corii u.ale ,lp and pnl;,hei m
w law required shall he At above tie ,rlces her.al
tcr specified va:
Vice a. NO.. ~
Ryc, Peas, aud u IN. Az
Bu Icy. Beer, on Bier SIS
hut that. whenever the piiles orthe British Corn
respectively shall be below the prices above specified
Corn, or Meal, or Flour made from any OF ih,. reseo
I'VE sorts oi Corn above enumerated the produce OF any
h'1t'h colony or plantation in Norh-A ,neriea shall,
90 o9ger be allowed to be imported the United
hinsdow Tor home consumptOn.
'--S, solved That il IS the opinion of this commit
tee, that such Corn, Meal OF Flour the produce OF A.
ny British colony or plantation in Nnrh-Aneriea rs
may no" by IN" be imported into the Uiiled King.
dorn, shall all times be permitted to be brou.6t
whatever. '
S-Resoved, That il is ,he opinion OF this commit.
tee that such Corn, Mead or Flour, so ware-h housed
may 81 III tHnts be takeH ont at the warsholge ani
exported, without payment of any duty what YER
9.-Resolyea, That il is The opinion of this commit
tee. that such Corn, Meal or Flour 50 ware-honsed
may De taken out OF the war house. s. entered Ion con-
sumption in the United Kingdom, whenever Corn,
Niea or Flour, oi the Ike desc ticn :::.;; III
from any such colony paa,aon shall be ai.nissbn
ior home consumption; b't not otherwise.
LONDON, Feb. 90.
We received yesterday, Paris papers If
the 18th, and this morning Of the I7th.-The
former contain Prince Hardenber~'s note re.
latve to SaXony. 1t is clear that Austria had
consented to the cession Of all Sa3ony TO the
King OF Prussia. who insists upon that mea-
sure beng carried iuto execution TIC one
OF tile powers which expressed alarm for It's
own security, on account of the INCORPORATION
OF one OF the first States of Germany, Primo,
flardenbcrg replies very forcibly ard Justly;
that the existence of Germany and the safe
e ~ ;ss members ucuaCed in much
greater degree, when the King of Saxony re
manned Obstiuately attached to the, cauge of
the enemy till the last moment.
This note Ill agrees with the other articles
III the papers Which would in,iu.e US 10 be
iieVe that Prussia has consented to receive
part OF SaxJny, leaving tile King, Dresden:
Leipsc, and other territories. Some accounts
represent tiIat SaXony. had been offered in
de.nneie on the left bank of the Kline. but
chat th'a offer had not been reished b1 thg
court of Loudon.
In short, though the Paris papers We re-
ceivsd ON Saturday, those OF lhe 18th, had
prepared us Ia expect that the next account
wonid confirm their assertion, chat every
thing mad been arranged, we find doubts again
expressed, and recurrence OF those sDecu.
latons and conisctures with which we have
Been fatiSued for the last two months
ne Duke OF Wellington has been receiys
ed 1t Vienna with the highest distinction
crowds hang upon his steps and Princes and
Peasants, are equally anxious 70 behold the
General who can say what no other General
40 Europe can, that he never WAS beaten.
Lord Castiereagh's departure from Wen
M, was to take place on the 10Th, by which
tle1.
There IS statement in ono of the French
papers which we must believe to be unfoun-
ded, that the Congress have agreed to cede 70
rance the departments of the Forests
Ourthe' Rhine and NIoseile. and the Roer.
a Dutch mail arrived this morning. Ithas
not brought any Information Of positive ma
tire relative TO the congress
"NIhNNA, Feb. S.
% The determination of the fr0ntiers of
loiland, or rather of Belgium, on the side of
france, seems To become one Of the most
important points OF the negotiation at the
Congress. France seeks 70 circumscribe
az much as possible the Influence of England
in It's prov noes or It's frontiers bat ON the o.
Their hand England strongly insists on the ag.
Srandizenent OF the new Kingdom of Regi-
um.
." We expect every moment TO see the
Empress OF Russia depart the travelling g
qulpaBes ofthe Emperor Alexander are also
ready, as well as those Of other foreign SOW.
ereigns, their absence viii be of short iurgf-
OH IN the spring the Inoparchs viii meet a-
gam at Vienna. and put the last hand TO the
general pachcstion.--O Tacic, fe5 II.
" l. is now reported here, that a principal
object OF the mission Of the Duke Of VVellinr-
ton - to lay before the congress the epiora
bic situation of the Spaniards under that ia.
matte king, and TO obtain for the people fate
which tier noble resistance to the French
oppression has so well deserved" Courier.
BRUSSELS, Feb 16-At the moment thai
all the English ana Hauoveran fficers had
received orders e. repair TO their regiments
in Belgium, otler orders have arrived with
ia these two days fro0 the British government
recalling all the officers b longing o the staff
OF the English army in Belgium In consc-
quence OF this. all the officers whose reri-
ments are III England, arc to Join them i'm
mtoateiy. aAO they are already preparing to