Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10
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BY The ship .MiHon, Capt Webb arrived tI;s ,noro;,
from Liverpool whence she sailed the st of Marcel
we have received Cores Liverpool Advertiser of tbo
will be found below fNr NNi'
Corn Laes.--In the House of Commons on tbe 9a,h
VI Nr Curwin, in presenting petition from the
''eG"an's ana dealers in corn in the City of London
rourreu IN the prayer OF the petitioners, for
e'is!on OF The corn laws, and for protecting duty of
ON 56s quarter They also PRAYED that dutv
vi oegn grain might be imposed TO the extent of COS
on wheat los on barley and 8s oats but they wished
tle corn now bonded, to be admitted into the corn
itet duty free. MIR. Ellice opposed The ,et;,; al NJ
Iussson deprecated any discussion on the presentation
oi peuon he was however glad that Mr. Curwin who
III was staunch advocate for MONOPOLY had so
'af relaxed IN his opinion. Mr.. T. Wilson said ,be
extensive system of commercial policy RECENTLY dove
ioped by ministers, would be incomplete without
SION OF The corn laws. In answer TO a question Mr.
,usA'sson SAID the Hon member (Alr. Whetmorcl in
e nolion OF which he had given notice, "a. t. subject
Oh Inc corn laws had entirely exercised his own
ton The petition finally ordered TO lie on the able
On the same day, MIR. Huskisson gave notice that AT
their next meeting lac should move for an ,dournmapi
OF the House TO the lith OF April
The Accession, Roddam, arrived at Plymout, from,
mo de Janeno on the 30th of December in Iat % lon
~ eii IN with brig with her in the water and
abandoned by the crew, but number of blacks were
holding by the starboard forecains and cat heod TIC
TOOK 'hrty-:ne off the wreck, and ten from the inside
oil the vessel. The brig about 200 ions burden and
10 be laden with sperm oil; and the blacks stated
That the crew left her when she became water ,oroed
The Accession arrived at Bahia on the 18th of Februa
ry, and landed thirtynine, two having died ON the pas
sage who were given into the hands Of government
The merchants of Liverpool opened subscriution
on the afternoon of the 30t March for the puroose of
procuring piece of plate TO be presented TO Mr. Illus
kisson for The important services he has rendered 10 the
commerce oftat country Near five thousand dollars
were subscribed that afternoon,
As an evidence OF the ourishing of the silk trade
the Nlacceshed paper adYerscs for or 5000 persons
from seven to twenty years of ago. be employed in
that trade. ~ "
the ha1fets-Lettcrs from Liverpool of Tie 3Oth of
arc state that the sales of cotton that day amount
ca 10 io'oOo oaies tat advance of IL per h. ON the
preceding day. flat sales made at l63d and i'm some
instances 3D. had been offered. Other letters of the
same date, say that the demand ceased at ~ o,coc,
on the 10th, and prices had rcceded to those of the
cedng evening" The latter letters state the a,,ount of
safes TO have been from 5 TO 5000 bales.
by the North Point which left Chorllos the Cd Feb
ruary, information is received that the Port OF Caao
was oIockaded by the frgae OIggns the soop of war
PInciuncha, and the brig Monezuma The opinion
was that Rodil, the governor of CaIao would porbabIy
be able TO hold ont for two three months horiilos
mas been constituted the port of Lima until ; alI,o
should be surrendered 10 the Patriots but is said not
TO be good harbor, and that the Expense of landing
transporting goods to Lima is immense Thee xporta-
ton OF dollars was prohibited in Peru as General RoJil
had all the machinery for coming in the castles at al
lao. irfjot