Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
FOR ETGN.


Oar Prices Current &C. have not come TO hand All
hear from the Don Quxotte that the Cotton mar
ket hd declined, but had rallied again. the best sales
were at 285 to 81 for U1nds, 50 10 "a Tor Iennes
anI Alabama aud 80 to SO for New Orleans. Lon
don papers to the evening of the 9th inclusive.
GREAT Observation-Disclosures was prorogued on the
9Th OF July-not b. the King in person, but by Com
mission. The Royal Commissioners having taken their
on the woolsacl, message sent 10 require
the presence Of the Commons at the bar and the Spca-
ker shortly after appearing attended by considerable
number of Members the Lord Chancellor proceeded
read tho following Speech
'.Hy Lords and Gentiemcn,
The business of the Session being brought To
conclusion, we are commanded by his Majesty 10
express the great satisfaction which he feels in releasing
you from your laborous attendance in Parliament.
His Majesty returns YOU his warIncst acknowlcdg
ments for the zeal and aSsauitY with which YOU have
prosecuted the inquiries into the state of Ireland which
he recommended to you at the opening of the Session.
alt is particular qualification to his Majesty, that
the tranquility and improved condition of that part of
the L net Kingdom, have rendered the extraordinary
bowers with which you had invested his Majesty, no
longer necessary for the public safety.
His Majesty is happy 10 be able to announce TO
you that lac receives from all foreign powers the strong
of their friendly disposition towards this
country and OF their desire 10 maintain the general
peace.
While i,s Majesty regrets the continuance of war in
the East Indies ith the Burmese Government he trusts
that the gallant excrtons of the British and native for
ces employed IN operations III the cncrys territory,
may lead to speedy and satisfactory termination of the
contest.
"Gentlcmen of the House of Comm7ns
eve have it 10 command from his Majesty thank you
Tor the supplies which you have granted TO him for the
service OF the present and the time
press the satisfaction which lie derives from the reduc
ton you have found it practicable TO make in the bur-
dens of his people
'-Hy Lords and Gentlemen,
His Majesty has commanded us to assure you that
he Is highly sensible of the advantages which must
suit from the you have adopted, in the
of this Session, for extending the commerce of his sub
Iecs, by the removal of unnecessary and announcement
restrictions, and from the beneficial reaxaons which
you have deemed it expcdent introduce into the Co
lonial system of this country.
"Ihese measures his Majesty is persuaded will vince
10 his subjects those distant possessions the solcue
with which Permanent watches over their welfare
They tend 10 cement and consolidate the interests of
the Colonies with those of the Mother Country and his
Majesty confidently trusts that they will contribute 10
promote that general and increasing prosperity, on
which his Majesty had the happiness of congrauating
you on the opening of the present Session, and which,
by the blessing OF Providence continues 10 pcrvade
every part of this kingdom"
The financial state of the country at the close of tue
quarters revenue the 9Th July, is highly latteriug
There has been an increase of the arising from
'ho ordinary sources of El,7l3,6O the last year
And this increase IT must be borne in mind in spite
vi the repeal of many taxes formerly productive.
In the House of Lords, the 4th the Earl of IIor
nowhy laid upon the table the Report from the Select
COMMITTEE upon the State of Ireland Lord Darncy
aVaIed himself of the opportunity repeat his convc
ton, that nothing but the concession Of the Catholic
claims could effect ualy tranqulize ireland In the
course of his speech, Lord Darney anctcd the opin-
ions cntcrtanedn by the Earl of LIVERPOOL who
IN reply, observed, that far as his recocc serv
ed him lie believed lis sentiments had not been urged
more strongly in the last discussion than at former
times.
Prices of british Stoczs. Jnly Red 3 per Cents.
900, Cons. per Gents, 87t; 4 per Cts 984 ex div
Cons for Acc 9l3
SpAIN.--Itis denied from Spain that there have been
any connections in Toledo. All was tranquil Ii is
denied that the French are certifying Tarifa They
are leaving It, Orders daily sent TO Cadiz, has
ten the EXPEDITION of 5000 men for Havana The Go
yernment furnishes only the arms for these troops.
Their clothing, transport, and provisions be sup
pied by private company, at the rate of so pasrcs
80 ranCs) per
The most wealthy merchants have quilted the capital
from dread of being made sufferers by forced loan
They had previously realized their property in the
French Funds.
TIE Grcc1s.-Tf The accounts are to be believed
The naval heroes of Greece have added fresh Iaures TO
tiielr broWs, since the brilliant achievements a Moron
Al Is affirmed from Odessa June 10, that accounts lust
received from Consantinoplc of the date of the 18th
's month"; state, that the Captain Pacia had been at
tackled on the goth of May Mytelcne by Admiral
achuyj but had, Notwithstanding, continued his Yoy-
age with inconsiderablc loss the ncghborood Of Yea
va the 28th of May, Sachtury again attacked him be-
tween Yea and Capo Orc, DESTROYED his frigaes and
one brig besides 20 smaller vessels which were party
taken and partly sunk-Afer this disastrous affair
rhe Captain Pacha fled back again towards Andres in
order, II possible, TO reach Myelcne. Several letters
ron Constant'nople affirm that the Marquis Grapolo
''u'h'dh h''pdSSdlOT, VINO ldd Just arrived
maj cy had passed through those seas had been an ey
witness " these events Thc British Traveller doubts
nus intelligence especially the last sentence. But this
paper seems of Iatc 10 have turned Turk.
-eGo-
NEw YonK August 20
Iy tue Pacific We have our London files to the 9Th
July, inca7vc bat they furnish no additional inf,rna
ION Of ans interest. The following affair which the
ourior rouces 70 and adds, that dit requires expIa
nation" from the French government, will doubtless
lead "a no consequences of moment:
Ii'5 g. VI ship Active, Hon. Captain Rodney arrived
at IafH from Algicrs and Gibraltar was hailed off the
harbour by French brig Of war stationed there to en-
orce 'he quarantine lays. Captain r. replied dat he
was entering Spanish port and would acknowledge
none OUT Spash Authority; but after mutual expia-
nation INC Nrlusl vessel remained in Quarantine until
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