Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-03-17
New York, March IL.

Arrived, packet ship James Chopper Marshall from
Liverpool, sailed jan l6, with dry goods, &c.
tLIyERPooI, jan l4.-Cohon. The market has been
dull throughout the week, &C. the sales eaecedhaye been
at decline of per Id. generally from the prices of
last week. 1000 bags of American, have been taken
on speculation 500 bales N Orleans are advertised for
sale on Friday next, the Goth inst The import is 5II
bags, and the sales amount to 1914 bags Sales 1871
Sea-Isands 81 81; 81 stained do. lid 391I Up
lands 81 70 81 1868 Alabama, 81 8; 72l Orleans
| TO ! II.
70bdcOoTe market is extremely flat bcino almost
without inquiry.
.Napat StoresThe only transactions in Tar are retail
sa',5 amounting to $50 bbls. al II to 49, Turpentine
has become very heavy OF SALE and The only transac
ton this week is IN sale of 745 bbs for which S. 3D.
per cwt. obtained.
/ Another Liverpool Circular of the same date with
which we have been favored, remarks .Our cotton
market has rarely been in anguid state as durino
the present week Dealers and spinners have boupht
very sParIngy. and the operations of spectators have
been partial and inconsidcrabe, amounting TO only
about 1000 bags whilst the demand for export has been
nearly altogether suspended. Prices consequently have
undergone further decline of ID per ID; and even al
this decline holders wishfu 10 sell to an extent be.
yond what is practicable. To for such lanruor
and depression need only advert to the continual
scarcity of money, which the of confidence has
occasioned producing nnitedly the many failures which
have taken place amongst which have been observed
within these few Days six or cotton spinning and
manufacturing houses; but these fortunately are with
one exception, for only small sums.
"Upland has again been principally sought after and
ycthas given way in price about L.; new fully bnt old
not quite as much Orleans, Alabama and Tennessee
have had their usual share of the demand but have also
been deprecated about per ID. Sea Island has been
taken as for some time past very sparngly but at pref
y steady prices"
LONDON, Friday evening Jan. 49,
.aIanDcsto Of Tie Emperor .NScitolas.-The nantes
to OF Nicholas issued the occasion of his proclamation
has reached London IL is dated the 1911 of December
old style and IS of considerable length, many docu-
ments being appended to IT, II begins by stating the
loss which the Empire has sustained by the death Of
Alexander, and the circumstances under which Nicbo
las had thought fit TO take the oath TO Constantine
II appears that sealed documents had been LODGED in
the archives Of Moscow and Petcrsburgb 10 be opened
sometime after the death of Alexander. When these
documents unsealcd, they were found to contain
the resignation of Constantine the Russon throne
and the wish of Alexander that in no case shoud
the Russian Empire be divided, and that Poland should
still form portion ofhat great empire Notwithsiand-
ing this document the proClaming Constantine Empe-
ror took place at St Pciersburgh and he was made
acquainted officially by his brother, the Grand Duke
Nicholas, with Tue proceeding He then sent a second
resignation, acknowledging his uuhtness 10 fill the
THRONE from the want Of ambition and adequate acquire
ncnts' and rom his wish 10 pass into private e and he
requested the Empress Mother TO in insisting
! on NchoIas's accepting the of Russia. This
mas al length been carried into complete effect, with the
unanimous voice of the imperial family, and with the
/ luli concurrence Of the Russian Senate.
mere was no wish expressed by Constantine 10 be
MIG oi Poland, nor IS any hostile feeling manifested
lie new Emperor declares his intention
70 IV"ow The footsteps Of Alexander
II appears That tic remuneration Of the succession b.,
Constantine during Tire life time Of Alexander (which
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