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    there \ yere uone . Bwt tHere arq natural clie ^ ks to ^ U these diffe rent occupiers ; If tlie landholder is f ao rapfM ^ us , be # efcabad tefraaJs , arxi his : laud is injurefU the growers "of corn fceing spread over a t large extent of < : aui 4 ry , tJbe open markets are a mutual check

    vpotk . tbex 0 tt ai > d the sa * ne *** ay be sawfcfof the miller $ and to the baker there is 4 he competition , which arises from the profits . of trade , and which lmt ) gf » them down to the level , that is&guited toHhe advantage of the trader mid . 1 ' b e p ub 1 i c . Bu t with res pec t I o t ^ ie ^ eker a' ch eck is introduced by

    tfi ^ legislature , which in the peculiar «^ i $ e of bread , fixes a maximum ao ^ p r 4 in g to the stale of the corn markets and the flour , beyond which the ^ € » 4 cannot be sold . On ihe wisdom of this maximum many doubts have ^ unsen , and the question wUl probably

    ?» & * £ « the attention of jjarliame ^ at i * s ensuing session , . when some alteration ryvay be expected to take place in £ he corn laws . At a meeting of the g&lbttHm council of the city of London , £ iie < r $ ubject was taken into considera-4 & >»» n which led to ihe formation of a

    ^ eM&ipft&ee for , thta farther examination t ** f it * ~* We cannot expect that all the J ^^ a 4 m j the * settling of the price ** j | J > i < ea 4 by authority , should be < $£ & £ * M < Ie y thpu eh we confess 4 h » t that to be

    ^ # een > 8 the best policy : yet , if . ( £ & ! PQUoh cannot be done without fear A * f ^ isaidv 4 Mrtage , . covnties and cities 4 *^ ijJ htit h * encouraged to . tuy the expe-Mt ? im&nt << i > f leaving for ^ a time , jbe price u « f * mm \ to itself , and then it will be

    see ? p , whether ) any laws on this sub-Oeflt jutj necepsfliy . J ^ i tb ^ e mean time , sif « W , cannot bat * consider the btig ^ nas , thrown outagain . it tJbe baker , as un _ svoilhy of any man of ed u cation , and rWuebL more of any man , wiho aspires } t $ o th ^ name of Christian . . . , , Tlie Catholics of Ireland ace contifor

    ^ Mll ^ their eiJurts emanci pation , 3 * n 4 many . meetings have been holdeu on the subject , ^ o that it is lively to -HAfiergo « notbex discussion in ihe «• iic ^ f ^ e vi Com moo s # la ibe ^ rne ^ n time 4 he ^ gttation af the question \ b pro-« hnctive «> f great £ AHJt < 3 . Dr ^ Milne | r , a 'Vteiy ^ bigilliriPjb uji ^ hili ^ ii , h ^ s Wriiljen very

    Mai miy in , < leient ^ ^ ^ c ^ urctt ,, * and i < ** M of « teaift « on | she ^ y ^ tot j ^ iaxation ifmmncpte ^ n thf . mt ^ pt t ^ j Ca ^ oUjC u ^ ,. ^ uy ^ f ^ om rj ^ fy \ m * 9 * V ft » i v ^ l ^^^ iiA ^ w ^ In this he seems to be j > erWctly righf ; for just as the Bible society is bringing

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    1 o £ eirier Christians df difFercnt ^« n ^ niinati ^ ns , softening their ainmositiea and leading ttem nearer to tMir o « l / X . ^ rd ^ ' ^ sb tbe emancipation of the Catbiilics would be a great bldw to tHe influence of the clergy and of the papacy , would bring tht catholics and pro test ants nearer to each other , aad teach them that the Christian religion is a -vei * y diiFerent thing from what the

    priests op both sides represent it to tbem . They would in short be guided more by cominorj seuse and theivl ) iWe » than by the nonsense of the priest and his articles . Several debates have taken place at the India House oil the raising of the salary of "the directors , which ended in

    the appointment of a committee for a fuller investigation of the Subject . The government of the compafry is now vested in the bauds ' of veiy wealthy merchants , to wborfi th * salary is of very little consequence , the heiiour of the patronage , Attached to the station , far outweighs any pecuniary

    recompence il \ at can be bestowed 6 u them . Henc ^ e joaa ^ ry infh ^ coittjjany are fearful that , if ttie salary shoiM be raised so as to b ^ cbtne sea ob ^ tt to th / e younger . sou ^ i ' of the nomttt $ , a ^ ftd those who kie loo ^ in ^ fbr pfacei fiorri the miniKi ^ er , tlie present system > rould b 0 cotnjjlerel ^ sbafcew , and i a verj ^ different Set bf men would be &-troduced into the tffrectioti ; There ^ is

    ^ n uch good sense ih tbife latter- ar ^ ujnent , particularly e ^ iion ^ tl » e circuta ' stances of the company tbe ' re w already so great a tendency to- brings H mtp the ordinary Routine of govtrnmeii ^ Improvements iti tbe natui ^ l Vorld omust pot gass Unteoficed by ««? > s € H * ' ciully as ttiey fre ^ uelntly have Btwall influence . on the rooruls ® f a people . . When we read the Spettatoiy ^ € ^ astonished at the putrtfges , « ° fre "

    quently committed at nigbt toy *» eii of that ranH in life , whicb woald * ov be ashamed of such conduct , i be iritTrodiiction o ; f Umps tended ina g ^ eat degree to correct this evil- A w ™' i > ni > rov ^ ment has ta ^ en place , * f" * r tbe la . mp > i » diffuse a steady Kg " during { be whole fiigbf , w ^ ? . ^" of hs beflig repaired . This ' * * £ by meapB . bf ^ ilife ga « frtfib « o «^ * 2 i ^^ mv ^ m from tbe iD 8 Wiufe ^ ° 1 toea ^ is of ^ i p ^ s V lmllp 8 "Z&a Tin

    iate ^ « A ^ pr ^ f W ^^ Wis a ^^/^ L awiiliir o « € m the pariali of ««^

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1813, page 690, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2433/page/66/