Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-25
VOL. U.-NO. 9.


York on the 18th Dec. and would therefore,
have the Presidents Message on board, but no
papers OF any description have s'cen saved. She
was quite upright IN the water, and lay about a
mile from the land
"A Postscript of letter of the 9Th Jan. saws
tour Cotton market has been dill to-day, and
American might have been got at I'd lowern
ne LONDON Prices Current OF the 4th Jan.
says, that when the deficiency of the stock of
lotion IN the kingdom was ascertained to be
ioV'ouo oaies an extensive demand nsnediatea
~ took place, and the amount sold on the Sd
- estimated at from to 5000 bales, chiefly East
indies, at an advance of ld per III. The Supar
| market was also brisk. Accounts from lanai
ca caused rise of 2s per cwt The sales were
very large.
Inc Glasgow weavers have at length resumed
IS. Cd. Per week " So u
The Ra,nJter, of 400 tons, and the Midas. of
ooo IONS, have, within these few DAYS, arrived
direct rom New South Wales, fully laden with
cafgoes OF oil, sea-skins, wool, and timber: TIN.
latter article is chiefly of the fine blue tree plank
wen adapted, from its length and durable pro.
pertes, for the purpose of ship building The
agricultural interests of the settlement are in n
hourishng conditioneand the woods of this colo
n.y. we learn, are likely to be brought to a quail.
ty which will rival those from the continent of
Europe. 1t isto the enterprise and exertion of
MT, Jones that our countrymen in Australasia
VIII nave Deen ndebtedfor this improvement in
the growth of WOOL
tNtrac, OF letter, dated Lisbon, Dec 25; re-
ceived yesterday by the packet Affairs remain hare
eSacuy III the same state the departure of the
iast packet ne ministry still continue in the eS1
efcise OF their functions Notwithstanding all the eff
forts at Sir William ACourt to remove them; while
tie British ships of war; of the protection of which
ne threatened to deprive us unless the King complied
wIthhis acquisition for the dismissal of the MIME
efs' are lying at their anchorage in the Tagus and
u" NOT appear to be making any prepare tions for
Their departure NJ. Hyde de Melville who ,vns
r''T s'oo" 10 oe on the point of quitting Lisbon
Ior + france, French frigate having arrived from,
N''ii| i"I Ills conveyance has il is now believed
resolved on remaining here, to await the result of
on " IMAM A Courts operations for the removal
vi 'ie ministry The latter is said to have given
some unbrage TO the King, less by the nature of the
! request made to him than by the terms, bordertr
on aisrespectful, Ill which il was expressed Hr,,,,
ever Tie general impression is, that the EpGIish
inuliece here ssoStrong, and the King so tbo,o,ob
persuaded OF the necessity of their protection i'm
oI"ei l" Dear up against the ntrigues ofthe Queen
and her sons party, that Sir William must ulyim-
! ately carry his point
l.o>noN, Jan. 6.-The Quarters Accounts
OF the Revenue will not be completely made nm
till tomorrow. We are happy. however. n he
enabled TO state positively, that the produce of
t'ie Erci$e will exhibit an increase of rather
'i're than E5OO, 900 on the Quarter. and of
nearly million on the Year. The Sta,pos af
! Ter making due allowance for the repeal which
has taken place in that departments, will ne
found at least equivalent to the corresponding
quarter, and will exhibit a very considerable
increase on the Year The Post Office is near
! ly $4,000 better. With respect 10 the C,,-
TOMS we lnustspcak less positively, the Accounts
of that branch not being brought so nearly 10 a
close: 1t Is stated, however, that the Customs in
winch re-payments and the repeats of Duties
nave taken place to the amount Of e. 500 OOO
III the year, give within El68, 900 ON the Y ear
and within ESQ, 900 on the Quarter of the;r
former produce; which IN fact is an advance of
! nearly million year in the articles still sub
Ject to Taxation.
such a view of the growing resources of tho
country is most cheering. Nothing can more
conclusivcy prove the wisdom of l,at pol;cv
whch lis Maicsty's Government continues IN
! pursue, promoting the developelnent of the ma
tional industry by all the means in Ifs noyvar
and availIng itself of the accommodation of can
Itai and the progress of science TO epcour.ne
rev aht more productive undertakings. Hence
there IS reason to hope that the authorization of
the CHANCELLOR of the ExcHEauER viii moi
only be realized but exceeded, and that tho
if's"t non. gentleman may ere long have the
pleasing task of relieving the public still fnr-
ther from MS burthens.-[ .Ncw- Times.
JAN IL he state of the Revenue. nc off
orally published, presents 10 a certain derree :.
Ut subject Tor cCngratuaton. 1t is rirbt how
ever, that we should direct the readers alton
ton to one circumstance observable i'm uese
treasury documents, which for obvious reasops
the Minister of Finance viii not be tie first IN
proclaim. We mean that there are forms of
considerable magnitude put into the account az
constituting so much revenue. which are moi
reyennc, and have right to pass for if. anv
more than merchant has right to take fJO
600 of his capital, and reckon it as part of HE
annual profits. What we speak of is the sra,
set down under the head of prepayment bv An,
tia" We did not lend income TO Austria bus
principal surn--and the re payment az tbg
money, or more correctly, of a small portion of
It, Is the repayment of capital itself pivino flo
Chancellor Of the Exchequer right to ente,
the interest (ol ihe money paid in 1924 when
converted INTO stoclS) an addition TO the nut.
lIc revenue, instead of palming upon rs tbe
principal under the head OF income. Accordipo,
to this more accurate method, we slorld have bS5
tic name of Nnstrian repayment solid Increase
otabOut 100000 per annurn. accrung frornthe
instruments of 1928 and Of E7O. 600 ncr apuurn
from those Ofl82l: instead Of fashv increase o(
G7G0,000 i'll the former case, and Of FL .73o O0n
in the latter.
Taking the trne amount Of income in the
i,st year, as estimated, after striking OUT the
whole of the Austrian item from both vears
It . and 1921, we find m increase in f,vor ~
Tho 'aat twelve months, Of lcss than 1O2 600
unUrls.
Revenue Of 1921, less tic AUS
Il TRAN repayment of Il $780,
f 600 IN round numbers ECHO onE
, Ditto of 8 p. less fIe Ar,tr;on