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StsrKvsioS oF fAx BKtrrsn CoKx >, NAvseAriow LGvs.-The N. Y. Jasrao, Y. -s c6aNsSFcs FesnSEk thar riYS ASE recently n.. ' sed by the British ParliamenL etieci. - abandonment of the duty of is og,r,s' levied on Corn, antii thc Is. Scplembe, :, the present year. Another Act effects no, tial abandonment of tho navigation sv, which prevent the introduction into G,s,, Britain Of any produce bun that of the eosn try to which the ship that carries il belopy, by suspending their operations so far as 2, garts corn, ansil the lss of September uc,,

 U vessels carry any osher articles ,h,. grain, those articles wsIi not Dc admitted f,.. of duty. For instance, f Dutch sh., laden with cotton and partly with corn. wep to arrive in the Mersey, she wouldbe aIlov. ed to dlschasge all her corn Cgee of du, the rest oI her cargo would v6nlain under ,I, operation of the old iaw< The new Ag thus follows the precedent set in forme times. The Act of Igl7. the last which wa, passed on lhe subject of the navigation law, empowered any person tc import in the yr,. seis ol any patton, corn, the produce of any country, into Great Britain, on lhe same footing,as British shipping.