Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-31

yesterday ~, Peruvian .as adv anceu 20; Brazil G4
TO 641. Russian Stock is So; Greek II. One failure
was announced yesterday at the foregI Stock Market
IN consequence OF the rapid advance in Mexican Stock
ofwhich the defaultcr, whose is Smith, had been
what is technically termed I5car His differences
not extensive
Adyices from ST. Petersburg of the Goth August
tanned III the Hamburg papers, state that the Emperor
of Russia has instituted Censorship of the press. We
should have thought that the Russian press already
IN such letters tat censorship would nave been nc
cessary No iniiv dual IN that country would surely
be bold publish what woad dsplease the ruling
powers. And after all, what great mischief would be
effected BY t' There is 40 reading class in Russia
and there cannot be therefore any public opinion
Free sentiments published in Russia would be hike
spark thrown among water. They would not SndIe
any sympathy III the minds of semi ba barous people.
Tins precanon of censorship, should have there
fore thought, was altogether unnecessary. II seems
scarcely possible that the press could at present strike
out the least spark oil light in that benighted country
We state upon authority, that it appears by tie
- last accounts from Corfu that Athens had not fallen
into the hands of the Turks, had been currently re-
ported. The town has been deserted by the nhabi-
ants who have fled 10 the Islands, from apprehension of
the advance of the Turks; bat the Citadel is still gar
risoned by small Greek force, under Guura.
Brussels, Sept 12 The most contradictory ac-
counts continue TO reach this place in private letters and
III the German papers, relative 10 the affairs of rcece.
Il is impossible To believe word of of them The
weight OF evidence such is appears 10 be against
tie for which nj! interested. for although
the reported fall of Athens is confirmed appears
10 be that the troops roni have refused
TO make soTtie from Napoi
The opening of the English ports for the admission of
grain has bad but little effect market, in conse.
qucncc OF the stock hand, and the abundance of the
late harvest. There cannot be doubt however, that
II the demand created by this circums ance had not Ia
ken place, our markets would have been much lower
Many of the English buyers in this neighborhood hav e
shipped cargoes from Rotterdam Some of the vessels
having sailed during the late tenpcs,uous weather it is
feared that they may have been compelled throw
of their lading overheard.
Great attempts are being made here raise the price
OF corn, by accounts of failures from Dantzc, and
parts of Holland. You cannot be too cautious in en-
PERTAINING these accounts which for the most part
git by spectators for their purpose is quite
true, that in many parts of Germany, of the crops
have turned out badly but if the average returns and
the quantity previously on hand, be taken into consdc-
ration, think il will be found that there is no danger
ofyour not having abundant supply in England. An
eminent contractor here who is above the rickery oil
false statements that i'll France and Belgium
alone there than enough supeluous keep
the English markets we'll supplied.
Liceypool Narltcts. .Tonday, Sept. rs.
CoFToN- Though the demand has been less ANNA
ted than during the preceding week, there has been
considerable business done by The trade further
advance of l-8d per 10. on American descriptions and
IN the lace OF very heavy import the total sales of the
week being rated at about $500 bags (of which SOC
have been taken speculation and for export J while
the arrivals have exceeded %, 900 bags