Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-03

and governed, shall con Ginue to be made up,
and published ia the manner required by
law; bat, that, II it shall at any time here
after appear, that the average prices of
British Corn, in the six weeks iramedlateIy
succeeding the 18th February, 18th May,
18th August, aud 18th November, in each
! year. shall have fallen below the prices at
which Foreign Cora Meal, or Flour. shall
De allowed to be imported for home con.
sumption. no such Foreign Corn, Meal, or
Flour, are by law allowed to be imported
into the United Kingdom for home con.
sumption, from any place between The ri
until new average shall be made 81 and
published in the London Gazette. forregu-
lating the Importation into the u Lifted King
dom for the succeeding quarter.
Q ResofOed, That it is the opinion tf this
COMMITTEES, that such corn, meal, or fiosr, be-
ing the produce of any British colony o. plans
tation in North America, as may now 5y law
be imported into the United Ringdan, may.
hereafter be imported for home rolssgsay s;ar.
without payment OF any duty, whenever the
average prices OF British corn, made up and
published as by law required, shall be at or
above the prices hereafter specified, viz:
Wheat 67s peror
Rye, peas, and beens, as.
Barley, beer, or bagg, SIS.
Oals eos
/ But that, whenever the prices of the British
corn respectively shalt be below the prices above
specified, corn. or meal, or flour, made from
any of the respective sorts of corn above emu
msrated, the produce of any British colony or
plantation IN North America, shall no longer
be allowed to be imported into the United King.
dom for home consumption.
q. Resoloed, That il is the opinion of this
committee, that such corn, meal, or -four, the
produce OF any British colony or plantation in
North America, as NAV now by law be imported
permitted to be brought there, and warehousad.
without the payment of any duty whatever
Q, Rssofved, That it is the opinion of this
comn'tee, that such corn, meal, or -four, so
warehouseh, may at all times be taken out
OF the warehouse, and exported, without pay
ment OF any duty whatever.
= hesofOed, That 1t is the opinion of this
committee, that such corn, meal, or -four, so
wareluused, may be taken out of the ware
houss, and entered for consumption in the Uni
TED lAlnglom, Whenever corn, meal, or -four. of
tne IKE description, imported direct from any
such colony or plantation, shall he admissible
tor meme consumption but not otherwise.
we are assured that the project ofthe courts
Oh RUSSIA and Prussia, to indemnity the king Of
Saxohy on the lett bank of the Rhine, IS not an
proved by the Cabinet of London. Al least Il
IS known that lord Castiereagh and the other
English pienIpotentlarics at the congress. have
employed various means to prevent the exccu
ton OF 1t, because England regards such a pro
Ject'ss prejudioial tote interests Of BeIeiu,n.
itiis Say a. y ASSERTED tfn, confornpsbIy In the
propositions of England, the emperor Alexsn.
der and the king OF Prussia have ct last agreed
to let the king OF ssxony have the greatest part
OF his Kingdom, AM, thus to comply with the
desires OF Austria, France and Bavaria.
The kIngof Saxony, will, ii is said, OBJ ain
some lndemnites out of Saxony, equivalent 10
the possessions that he will be obliged to resign.
According TO other accounts, those indemnitIes
viii taIl to the share of the Dakes of Ssxony,
especially to the houses of Weimaf, Gotha. and
Cooourg, but the district of Altenburg, which
IS within the kingdom of Saxony, will be jncor-
porated with it rhe Duchy of Altenburg has
been hitherto part OF the possessions 81 the
Duke of Gotha, who will be generously ndem.
nlfied for the loss of IL
The king of Saxonyis said to have been re-
peatedly invited to consent TO give up the for
treases OF Wittenburg and Torgau, all the right
bank OF the Elbe, including the two Lusatias,
the south part Of WHICH is 10 fall to the share
OF Austria, the territory extending from Tor
gau as tar as the borders of the Saaie, with The
exception of Leipsick and the possessions ofthe
king OF Sazony in rhuringen, ,fhe should per-
sist IN refusing to consent to this arrangement.
they carry it into execution without him.