Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-15

Earl Grey 'ciU succesd TO The .4,7hniron;" A lotto.
from London says:-- SS'
81 have been informed that ali the cIarp f IL,
HOUSE OF Commons, ordered be in attendance
~ p>oVem5cr as 1t is III contemplation for the Para
net TO s' IN that month"; for the purpose of appointing
u committee VINO are to inquire into the means of le.
he'hg the disabilities Of tn Roman Catholics and 10
report thereon when the iiose regularly meets in re
t,th'r circumstances bstyc cnncurreI t. cor-.
rohor;,te this view OF tllinns"
t!uSsop Coif.R .GalReis, Hug. - he salss d.
ring q" Week amounted to i99 bales. Ig6 Bow.ds
. ID 20 ID; 10 Orleans, lid; 200 Egvnians IA,
20 yd o! Demoraras, 714d TO 8 7-3d; 81 " est India
OF l-Sd-hnports none.
O"htn Corn Exchange. lag. 29.-There WA .
i"9risbe good supply of new Wheat in 1,rket ~
cay, ana ic dennLnd very heavy at a decline az
- i'tF DDi. frfnc new " heat 30s to 32s old do s
!" as nov Oats 10 TO rs; prime old do - to III.
i;,rl ys; Farley II 10 l3s per Dbl: Olt meal cwt z
&lonr per do. 80 to 24s.--[ Com. .3de.
t'o'| "e'e*, t~s for he Ro.,a Catholics Of G.y,.f
B'Hdin and {re1aitd
A late London Morning Herald savs--"NVe arc ,.,,
red mat iar Peel has Informed the electors for t9y
ford, that his Aluiestys Cabinet have deemed if adv
Sanic ~ n?ake ccrt;n concessions to the Roman Cath
"i!c, winch he considers himself Obliged to apnroya
OF ana should the act meet the disapprobation of ;
constituents he is ready yacate his seat as renrr
sentative IN the Imperial Parliament The electors
are Es!u 20 nave replied, that they reposed implicit
commence III the measures which the Duke of Wei.
Catholic Question - '--'
Extract q letter G'Qm respectable house q, IE,ye
rece''ea per slap fidnce, oated 2d Sept. 1928
ne prospects continue favorable for the imuorr,a
ton OF RICE -four and wheat ne tho crons viii h H.
aehiy one-foursh short Of common years; their prices
n@ve improved III consequence and can now no oro
as ioo"s;-isice 90 10 ST.. per 5Oks free of tu Y.
ti"0r, 4Gfper h free of duty; wheat "a e7t ,.
hecoitc Of IS lbs. do The accounts from the sold
OF Europe and England announce unfayorable cyons
"iSp, ami Il rise in price.-I.N: y. .q,nericuu
NEW loVK. Oct. G.-Hye have London epsrdfo
papers OF the Isl ult. But they of course contain I
,'''r li'elgencc from the Continent. The BritisTi
lra'@ter says, private communication from Vienna
gives the following information relative to the oo,,
10 be pursued By the Emperor Nicholas in the W..
with Iurkey:-[ CCm. .4Gp
1t is stated that the Empcror's intention is No. =;
make any further attempt to storm Choirnla but e
invest that fortress, and direct the main body of bs
Troops 10 proceed to yarna in order if possible to re-
duce that place. While this enterprise is ro;n~ ~
the Emperor VIII have meeting with Lord uevtesbil
" at Odessa at which full explanations are to be civ
n OF the views Of Great Britain relative to the r\
SON OF Turkey. 1t is likewise mentioned that ri,
Emperor Nicholas has resolved to proceed no
than Farna Unit! such explanations shall have bey =.
made 10 him.
inc Dantzic papers are TO August 81. Tlev ra
ife chiefly 10 the state of their corn trade whjci
appears TO have received strong stimulus from t6e
uniavourabic accounts of the harvest received fro
England and France.
Hhe Duke of Clarence still continues to hold m,
situate" CT Lord High Admiral, and to discharge i;s
"!tca dutles as scli but regret TO say That tile
retirement of his Royal ghuess appears to be- can
si''eIed more probable than before. Those who arc
best acquainted with the character of tie. Lord TBs
Admiral md Who know al the same time the principle
which has rendered his retirement matter question
mt I'll, conceive that he is likely either to relin,
GSh or to qualify the principle OF promoting merit 70
It's own sake, and with view rather to Naval thon q
Parliamentary claims. 1t is to ms unbcndino firm,
ness III determining to make the Navy school of dis
ciIne and yaior, not source of patronage and cor
rlption and to the opposite decision on the mart ~,
Ministers who are anxious to conduct the business o.
the Admiralty the old system. that the increao:
probabilities Of 3 change in that department of the
Admlnsirat ion, mainly 10 be attributed
i8rHish IjolcUer, Sept. /.