Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

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Sctvni"h Is the sincere wish OF the powers of Europe;
but The realization ct this wish longcr in their
power depends entirely on the Porte ITSELF Let the
government of his liighness reflect at len,rh ON the
recent ana gross errors of its policy; let open It's
eyes 10 the hight OF the councils of pure friendship. II
S warning OF the most melancholy experience 90 not
suffice to convince it, let it steady IN the temper of It's
people the rule of its duties and the part it ought TO
follow. Ills is the sure means of no onrrr decev;nr
itself.
Twill dwell on tn" affecting picture of the suffer
mTs OF the cmp,rcot its need of peoce-ofits inert
moss which cu5 for il; and which Innst render papa
bic cause 70 the most blind in existence of this event
lou Will not confess il, know, but cannot doubt
Tint You Judge OF it as do. At least will believe
=" that may not yet entirely rcnounce the conspiato
r. nope OF The speedy return of the Sublime Porte
moro Just ideas o. its grandeur and the only mode of
conduct which consolidate the cGiticc of its pow
or now ~ violently shaking.
Count dc GUiJLEMINOT
J. IS &c etiquette i. Cons,lnrinop!c for the
dc Christian Towers to style their Sorcregns "Imp,ra Ma
FROM the london wo.,d, Aug 81
Nct" "t 10 copy all the articles the weather and
tac state "i the crops that have appeared the Lon
don and provincial papers SINCE last, we should
n"griY fill or columns with them, ind they would ai.
ter all b" Only rcprcs' n;n,i"n OF the facts M
ph'arti TO different places. We shall content our
selves tlr"rcnrn, with briefly starr ,>:t i'm every
part o:tme tn-Ilcn the harvest hls BEGUN with rood
prospects uf Il favorable issue An accounts concur
~ aSrTiln| that tho has suffered, comparatively
Win the anticipation. very little: and generally there
Is on average produce. Tho great loss has been in
I'll" ily which many places, especially on low lands
has been either carried or 5v Hoods or roc by long
confirmed moisture. II ireland tic weather has ,:.
on tn Who'll" bccn GOOD and crops there, are reiorta
10 re ahlni'nt, more especially potutocs.
u" state OF the weather has not of late differed in
france from what it has been in this country. Rains
i;tvr boon abundant III almost nj. its provinces
Nevcrthc!Css tho price Of wheat had tl!.l: in some
markets, and that of bread underwent a decline in
proportion. From all parts OF France it is stated
l;if Tn" harvest had not suffered tho danaro which
naa been unprecedented from the bad weather: the far
;;'Hrs, however. are represented nnxo,.; Cor Sins
pension Of the rain. Some fears being entertained
respecting the harvest in the neghhourond of Purs
fc metropolitan Archbishop had ordered that pravers:
~'"'id br offered up III Ill lis parishes for the ctssa-
ton OF the ram.
l""|,H Corr. Er"lnn~c, .4v- lG.--IYc hid Il LARGE
arrival 81 ~ descriptions of grain Gur;ng the week
am good supply of new wheat. fresh in for this NOR
Ming market, but the quality ofthc new was infc
rrr rom the late ral;s, market was Very lively
ana M ndvancr Of full is, per quarter the prices OF
IN" Day 80 might took place with every appearances
{" a steady d'i:ra;ld Wheat, Kent and ESSEX, 10 n
w suffolk, ~ u Gcs; Norfolk, 60 G5s; Flour 60
Gjs =.
quarters OF wheat $50 of barley 600 of o,ts md
1853 sacks ofi'our) since Monday has been larre
hut rs the morning s'owcrv prices did not fall
as low rs might be expcctrt still old wheat was 81
andi 'oN from - -. per quarter lover than on Mon
inE. E0r>y n-n - psf cuutcr lower, and not
IniH' soil IL hat abatement Oats were extremely
d! OF sal, RID TO effect sales. prices must give way
nore ' the factors appear Mt present inclined to do
a o'A-r articles there Is 10 alteration.