Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-06-22
lwhole No. 1929. .

yes tdfch Was unanimously sgreed to by the
House at Commons to empower the Ministers.
IN the recess Of Pariamen,, TO open the ports
Tor the Importation OF foreien corn 70 the ..
noun, OF suu,oOo qusrters r, goo 600 bushsls,l
the Law 70 last onR s~o n,on,hs.i
On itroducing the bill Mr.. Secretary CAs-
kiNo made very able address. and closed
his rsnsrks by reading the heads Of tue bin
" hich follow 49,
Where's sn Ae, has been passed IN the pre-
seat Session OF Parliament. IL permit The entry
Tor home consumption, Of the foreign, grain.
mead, and flour. which were in the warehousss
of;ke United Kingdom, on the ID Of MAY, 1926:
and i ma, be exrcd,er,, from circumstances
which cannot now be foreseen. 10 sdmii, before
the cen Increment OF the next session Of Par.
lnmen, q further limited quantity OF foreign
corn, scs heme consumption, before such corn
would be admissible, under the laws now in
force, relating 70 the importation OF the sad
corn--Be i, therefurc enacted &C.
"ihsl II shah be lawful for his Majesty, at
,nytinei from and after The close ofthe present
ard ,intil,he c. mnenceIntnt osthe next Session
oi Parliament, BY ard with The advice o. his
nsjeas's Priv, Council, TO issue an ord r.. or
orders 10 PERM, TIE entry, tor home consump-
ton either otthe whole, or Of any proportion
OF the foreign wheat. snd OF Hour, made OF
wheat, winch may be in The warehouses OF this
country, 1t the date oi the issuing such order,
or orders respectively, Provided always, that
the qusftliy ci sofeigh what or fiosr 30 to bo
stipit' t, under sucb order or orders, shall not
exceed 10000 qusr'ers Tive luntlrs thousand
quarters IN lie wkole). Provided also, thss no
such ider shail be IN force for mere than two
months from the time of it's being issued; and
that any wheat, or tour made ot wheat IN bond.
~hieirmay have bean included in such order.
aud which shah not have been takea out and
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ferns and conditions to hu sp. cited in such or.
der, before the expiration of the period spsci-
fed in saeh order, shall not be entitled 20 the
bcrtht OF such order.
.'Tha, il shalpbe lawful for his Msjes,v in
Council, b, any such order aforesaid. to re.
guile, ~ one OF conditions for admitting such.
foreign wheat, or -four, To enter for home con-
eurpi,oh. that il shall, Upon sueh entry. pay
such duty A. the said order may direct, not ex
cteding any duty now imposed under the Act
OF his pre- sent Msios'y, enti.led--'An Act re-.
latIneto the Importation Of Foreign Corn"
The hight Hon. Gentleman concluded bv
proposing the foilouiing kssoh,ion--
.That il Is the OPINION OF this Con mi,,ee that
II i sxpeds nj 70 empower his Majesty. BY any
ol6er or orders, ofhis Maisst, IN Council, to
permit, under CERTAIN reg,latnRs, and tor q
time to be limited, The entry. Tor hone con-
sumption, OF an additional quantity OF foreign.
corn. neal. or -four, subject 10 the duties which
may be IMPOSED b, ans Act to be passed in this
session 81 Parlisn,sa, /"
..isvlussa.-. sst Alorsh 8, 1896.
ss0ur Government Induced by the extreme
distress in the Manufacturing Dlsi lets, have
suddenly atd unexpectedly de term ed 10 adj
nit immediately TO an entry for Home Use all the
Forsga Gtmn and Fls'a noss IN Btna IN This
country. Wheat d, duty oil la. per ar. and
Flour az S.. Sd per cwt other kinds of gram Il
propor,mrate rates The Ministry have like
~,se sought from parl sfrent to be invested
with dtStrniohaty fcnfr to sdmis further
quonhty in The course Of the season, il orr pri.
cessiher from bad .harsesl " Other circum-
stances go sery high. 'rtis. proposal however.
meets with great opposition in Parliament Il
present. and IL uitinatcI, accorded 70. Il may
perhaps be sbacsied with some conditions 20
ss to render its exercise very improbable n
less under circumstances OF euftmc necessity,
the point however will soon BE- dtc'dt3.
LivERPooL, s,i siaIih ., 1896.
"Psrliamsit have pcreaed 10 the wishes OF
the Ministry so TAR ~ 10 give Item ad'scv. tion-.
AIRY power to admit further quantity of 50O,-.
600 qrs. ct Foregr Grain in tie course 81 lie
season !, circumstances require IL; no specific
duty is mentioned, but The same rates would
probably be imposed - arr made applicable 10
wha, is nov in bond Tie permission "a inn
putt anu biJ IueHbtf hsS tusH ~ rpONGt
even only 1000 ars. may be admitted nj
time, would seem TO be Intended 10 be limited
10 tue months, after the ISSUING the order IN,
council But the precise laws and conditions u
the bill RAY ,e, be alsrsd in lts progress.
through Parliament"
The lite Subscription has afForded relief -
rearly 5000 operatives. ard u is thcught that
vi least SlU0l week will be required
The expenses ofthe Duke at Lese rshire,s
Mission TO Russia ste estinis,td ., 50OOLOL
The Menagefia Mt Exeter Charge is 10 he
rsmoved 20 and otcup, i've acres OF the Re-.
gents Park
The Colossal Lion 20 b. erected on she Gelds
OF IVat<ri0o ia knislied. II is u fest high and
~ fee, hing.
AffAIRs or sPAIN.--The French papers
received in london On the fourth Of May state.
tina, new disorders had broken out 10 some OF
the Spanish provlrces, and that hsries " had
been proclaimed at no great distance from the
capital. Accounts from Cab cis mentioned that
the smuggltrs were At open war with the mir
ssrY. and that IN = recontre with party sent
out to assaii them, they had made th1t, prt.
soners six Of ehoal they shot
+ 1t is stated ~ the co1stifutiornel thar since
the fiTst OF Jsnssry, 20O9 offisers Of the Peach
army, Disguised Al the conduct Of ministers had
solicited have 10 retire.
AFFAIRS or GREECE --(Frppa The Par;s
Eseii< Of .,fay 4. I'VE have Jnst learnt. THAI
Soliman Dty Ohe kcnsga dc Stlvesl hza re-
eeised orders from IbFahnn TO evacuats Tr,po~
Lz1a, and 70 repair TO passas. He has executed
this order, and has set fire 10 Tripol,xza.---.s
This news gives reason to behese that lbrah,p. :
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