Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-17
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IN the House OF Commons on the Ter ,t "vuoh
VI "h'eh as to release all the grain now !, -,
'4's p'ouuce oil any British possession in NJ
america or elsewhere, out of Eurono .' '.n
warehouse in the United Kingdom. or wb,.h '" IN
De entered at any port thereof before tho e. nay
ol May, 1875, for home consunD tiop on 49,
Oh certain specified rates of duties. The nrono."s
was subsequently passed. The Corn Marie, Ion
from g.. TO IS "a'inS iaien
a change OF ministry has taken Mace :, D.
gal, Which Is considered favourabe',o ih 49,
1t seems TO have originated from nearly RI. s'
cause which produced the recent cbsnge. in f S'ne
BRITAIN dislike OF Ieading riiust.r bv HE -
Leagues. General Ssldenha ie TO continue min,s,as
OF war, and the Marquis PalmeIl. (at n,e,sn, 4
oassador to this country TO be Secsa,,rv 81 S,N
Tor the Home Department. OF the rest of tho ~,
listers little or nothing ia known.
liverpool Markets, June %.
lotion Wool the import this week ia w..
amounting 20 not fewer than 2S, s27 bags and
the sales are somewhat limited. No, sxss,, nHH
10 go Bags, at barely last weeks nr;.ss
7oo Sea Islands a, 10 LIZ 10 I5 I-2; $3.50 Bowss.
at 7>S 10 I'd 1890 Orleans al 6 IN SD ooes
Alsbamas, SC. 5 s TO 6 sd ''o
D'ysalteries, Sc There has been an u,,.,.,
Gle has been in demand. A fair bnsinsss b. ~.
done In Ashes, and 205 barrels Pearl and aaC ~
fot nave been taken at full prices
iurFentlne has met with buyers to the ex,en,
about 5000 bbls. at IL Cd. eN'en' Oh
o., LONDON, June %.
C"y' itoo eiocf "A decline of half per
cent. TOOK place in the Funds in conseousnoa 81
The reported departure of MIR. Stra,ford T.n.;.''
irom Consiantinople. Other unfa vourabJs rsno.,e,
respecting Russia and Turkey were in circnI.,ion
ana the price OF Consols fell from Sc buyers
10 60 10. II has since recovered TO GO Ia The
improved price OF the French Rentes, on Thurs
Gay evening, produced favorable effect ON the
Market on 'hs
Exchequer Bills are 80 TO 53 shillings prem.
In The Foreign Securities there il scarcely h..-
gain doing. Mexican Bonds are 20 Id; Colon.
bian ~ IL; Spanish IL; Greek l6 l-2; Russian o.
The last prices of the French Funds on Thur.
day evening (2Ist) were 1925 soc 7Of e5c
- From the Liverpool Commercial Chronicle jun "a
Nee'S'e dow 10 the renewal of the American
Trade with Jamaica, &C.
by the Customs Amendment Bill now bsf,,.
the House, 1t is to be enacted that as by the Ia ~
OF navigation, foreign ships permit ed to mnor,
INTO the British possessions abroad. goods, the pro
duce OF the countries TO which the ships belong and
10 export in said ships, from said British posses
sIons' goods TO be carried 20 any foreign country
wnatever This Bill defines that g such prvile..
ses be granted to ships only of such countries
winch having colonial possessions, -haIl grant the
IKE privileges to British ships or which not hav
ing Colonial possessions shall place the commerce
ana navigation OF this country, and of its
abroad upon the footing OF the most favored ma
some period be limited for the fullment by foreign
Countries OF such conditions, the trade of the Rri-
tsn posse ions abroad will always be unsettled: il
therefore enacis, thar foreign country shall be
deemed entitled 10 such privileges that did not reci
procate twelve months ago, that is TO saw nm or
oeiofe ON Ju'y, IS20., This applies 10 the u.
States, the French and the Dutch. The bill ne.
Vetheiess gives his Majesty the power by order
10 council, to grant such privileges to the chips of
any foreign country which may not, in all respects
nave fulh!led such conditions The bill also pro-
Vlues mat no foreign country shall be considered as
having complied with said conditions. until an or
der In council is issued certifying the fact; nor shaH
this Bill g extend or be construed as extending to
ahhui any orders in council heretofore issued in
pursuance OF the Act Geo. 4, Cap. ia, entitled
an act to regulate the trade OF the British posses
sions abroad.
Important alteration Of the Act G. Geo 4. Can,
H. iaing the trade of the British Possessions
abroad The following are the only new duties
IevIaoie on goods imported into the British posses-
SONS in America viz. silk manufactures are to pay
~, and cotton manufactures 20 per cent we bee
lieve they imported as non enumerated. at
10 per cent. ad valorem- sailed Beef and sslted
Pork, at present prohibited, are TO be import ed as
IoiIows-" sailed Beef, and sailed Pork excert
INTO Newfoundland, and all sailed Beef and Pork,
imported from New Foundland, whether of foreign
produce or not, at duty of I2s per cwt" II is
odd that the bill removes rohbition of the import
Y
wise charged with duty, to pay Is. per gallon.
Prohibitions removed Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
anc Rum at present prohibited into British possess
sions in America, nsy be imported there in the
wafehousing poris, but for expectation only. IL
will be time before the trade of the said pos.
sessions, as to particular articles can be placed on
settled footing.
East India Goods In all trade with The Bri-
,ish possessions IN America, the Cape of Good
Hope andits dependencies shall be considered as
within the limits OF the T.. /. Co.'S charter and al
ter 9th July next, goods the produce of those lie
mis' shall not have the privilege of British goods
when imported into British possessions in Americs
unless imported drec, from said limits, or from
the united Kingdom, or from some place in The
British doininions:--
Wh"' shall be deemed British Goods no
goods Imported iHto British possessions in Ame-
nca shall claim to be the growth prodnce, or
manufacture Of the united Kingdom, unless import
Ell direct from lie united kingdom, or from sons
place in the British domnons 8
Goods from the United States into Canada, an
'herce INTO Great Britain. After the 5h Of July
exl, mssts, iiuaheT slaves, wood hoops, shingles,
alhwood ofd- God for fuel ashes, raw hides, tall
low, fresh neaf. fresh fish, and horses, carriages
and equpages Of travellers, being brought By land
or Inland navigation in,o the British possessions in
Amsficei she'll be so brought duty free. And By
this bill the seven first named articles imported
from Canada into any British possession at home
o. America, shall be deemed produce Of Canada.
The 5lh article United States ashes is already
Act z, Geo. ~, cap 4s) admitted thro' Cana
ia aches. IL y not clear that such raw hides VIII
be admitted into the United Kingdom at is "a per
c"t. or half the foreign duty. Tsllow pays 30 ~
per est. whesesoeYer IL is produced. Wool Of all
SORTS warehoused N British ports in North Ameri-
ca shall, after the 9Th Of July next, 10 poriaiion