Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-06

inc 9th January, 1896 says:
beh further enacted that the privileges hereby gran
ted TO foreign ships shall be limited 20 tie sbns Of Those
countries which, having Colonial pc, sessions Shall grant
,ne iee privileges OF trading with those possessions
DrmSh SHIPS or which, not having Colonial possessions,
snail place the Commerce and Navgatio, OF tins coun
try and of its Possessions abroad upon the f,on of
most tavonred nation, unless his MaJesy bv hs order
m ouhci shall IN any deem ex cdrcnt to- grant
me whole or any OF such privileges 10 the ships OF any
ore'gn country although tie conditions aforesaid shall
not IA all respects he fu!(e by such foreign country
W. 'earn from Halifax that the construction put up
U" 'h's section ny the officers oi the ii! entire
eNciude American vessels from the ports of British
co'"ies, from and after the 5h inst .inasrpucl as
hl me commercial treaties between the United States
a'd II Hand, Sweden and Denmark the figs of those
clun RES admitted from their o,uis nv tl,e nav
hfht oil only cents tonnage duty whilst those from Tie
.oi'n,es o Great britain charged dollar per ton
Or 'iSi vessels are not considered among those the
most favored nations"
Tie National Journal has published t,,o Translation
OF me'o'' OF tbs Patriotic Socictr !or e.cctog the
noef'y 81 noa. Tins document states that the Ihab
l"nts Ui that island anxious TO REGAIN their riot
ana l" 'c,nd' The NeX'can,, 10 whom the memorial IS
addressed that -! uha tie Chief 7,,j ' anus 10 the
C"hqueTors; the brst hopes Of Spain or IT al this
ga ii has sustained The Castle of lua its situation }.
important bong at the mouth OF the Gulf Of Mex leo
ana Contiguous 10 principal OF e considerations
Gem ercai nations deeply concerned in the destiny
o. ts modern Tyre; and the rich Havana tie LONDON
~ ameic' W. xercIse great aiucuce over the states
OF tn new ont eit.n
1t states ,na and The Congress OF CoIor,bi.
from - po r'r'ul motives than these determined TO
10 + ruv'ahs The Inhabitants OF Cuba. II is said
s'" uiaGe ard patrIosn: hut tlcy are opposed hy
an established government, and tie fear OF i,rr.
save population and apprehrnsive on that account O.,
e. c"HVuiS"ns io1"erh felt In neigibo,ing stand
moral and physical oCe Of the Span, rds is deci;-
NM in Cioa--
sui tad'is the me'noral opiuon which gives inn
pV i" uoi'' aaIrs cannot suppress the liceousncs,
OF n c'y, AMI r. tnc Spanish go otnmcnt can lave
bpru iy,,I
ti party viii Sc up which tlDue,i uno, ga0z,c $
'ses all The eien of unun md III give an en-
els tere''' direction 10 the on We canno,
10 The ecu noes Of t Horn."go. caused bv the
''~ci'iH'on ut a C end he d,cency Of her roy-
ernnert in the 81. - Ir.. 81. ,,crs M. l,,,'.,ti,
o ireeng themselves .lo i.le retrcpl- .rd At coni
'ot Keep IN subsection the saves. Tines ,cted with
no system and were alone propelled by The instinct
com'nnn f. man-cf seeking liberty
IL NeNl o, Is -Eed plant IN lependcuC 0s. IA
Cuba, thc .cqucnCe will be that AVIAN, f q no.
o. Columbus: DEGREES would issue from tn. as n5l,c,
"oh"'ae 10 ule c"u'e OF humanity; the coun rec 81
ePu3ncs would freely navigate waters, and he
Tags OF friendly nations would be respected; all would
b. peace, abundance and prIspertyn
Ja"eI oSiVle, who acqu cd great ard Just celebrity
N nc United states few years since for his retora.
p torinances, was sia:e 90 tie immodarate use OF
OPIUM The folio" ing passa ge ex tract,Ir ON Nj mn
sc'ipt letter 10 mend is descriptive OF one Of TIE
nerce bui Intellectual struggles of poweifiI init
G.
came tho slave and perhaps The sacrifice
Il h',, been long IN THIS way bef.fe / changed my
P''ct 81 residence. The PHysicans tod m lea
|9uld be TIC certain quence OF the drsuse of ,e
'i;.; :ai '' - ne ''a-. sc-H 1es':av r7e and
d eide III ay view is no les ina TIA n u,.ncd ate
s." dcstr'' ton. III r,nG tevolted fam tie -
y" ''e hF-t night after ay s5ryal, ms frame vas
'''-''1 " ;'' ",i@He and sept d greater p.rl of
re stcond was passed IN writing and thcn ret ed 70
y as no; ''eSi aorrihlc dream: @, cry
""N'dtdi hb'e appeared to havc ita peculiar rane-
| h al .rr.,,
TIC TANNED Twice rose and put he plal of iauda
mum 10 nv iIps-Iwicc put il away un,assd. WIS
ID most eXcrucaiing pain, and the ufd time
~" "a ct . a"ay ogened ;ie winiow with des e.
ra'' res luton and tires n he ground. u hen !
"a" IFS 80 "e' gGuering in the moonlight ! felt
sfnf" 2 iun' i AIN rege era ed, 6uj it is rs a
reSarreodonfrom the ave Before, IS iangu'd and
neFyeless as new born :;ifant-a5yv have regain
ei health, strength and sr,'saud look back on nv
'nidtuation with hoFrorn-[ .Nltjoaat .Egis.
The American Nlves rThe Refuge. - Valley Of
NE Hnenand sa The Stranger of the Valley
cac in ''.r sa. ra.- aave It'll ,an rc,rbl; oJ' ;;
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