Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
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--LATEST FROM EuRorE.--The ship Boston, Cap
tam hlackay, arrived at Boston on Sunday last, from
Liverpool with London dates to Feb. CO. and Liver
pool to the 2ist. The Cotton market had declined
l-8d. per lb.-The import of the week a,nouated to
1885 bales, and the sales 6O00.-Sea- islands, 10
il to ~ IL; Uplands,5 l-2 to 6 i-a Orleans, to
Ia; AiabanaS 3 3-8 to 6 3-3.
The Catholic Association was it will be seem dis.
solved The markets for grain and cotton had fallen
and the intelligence from the Continent indicates no
change IN the state or designs of the bellgcrents
LIVERPOOL corn ExCHANGE-Feb. 81.
nc arrival Tor Tuesdays market contained rood
supply oiwheat, oats, oatmeal and flour, but very
moderate importation of other kinds OF grain. In
Wheat, the buyers, induced by the great depression
IN vaiue came freely into the Market and there was
fair business done, at decline, however, of Cd to
Cd per 20 lbs from our quotations of Tuesday last.
IN oats mere was also more doing, at abatement
or Sd to Id per Is lbs trcin the currency OF Tues
day Sc might. Oatmeal and -four 2s To SIS per sack
--hatng barley and malt 2s. to IS. per or. lower.
in grinding barley no alteration. Indian corn, peas
ana beans, met excessive dull sale and must he
quoted Is. TO IS per or. cheaper.
:. The following are the average prices ofgrain with
tie respective rates OF duty as made up this day:
Average price CT Corn for tic last wcek-Whcat
rs. I'd; Barley 3As Sd; Oats 25s sd; rive SOS Id
Bonus SIS Sd; Peas 35s lid.
:. 'E,r~r'tc H;eragc of the six weeks which rrru-
iaies duty Wheat As I'd; Barley 35s Sd; Oats s3s
9d lsye les; Beans 2Ss Cd; Peas 37s sd.
Duty now payable on Furcirn Corn---IVhe Is
Peas Is. 100 W.
very favorable change in the market since last week
Itcavy and colored goods are still decidedly dull anc
tie diapers appear 10 purchase with caution. Cali
Goes are more readily disposed OF and this being thc
season Tor bringing out the spring pnterns for prints
the cloths are in greater demand than whilst OF the
Same time stocks moderated by the effects of this
turnout OF the power-loom weavers Of Stockport
Whereby, according to the latest calculation, % OOC
pieces pr week are kept out of the market.
Yarns going to the Continent regularly, though
atpresGnt, not very briskly; taking with them. how
ever, ali the profits, nearly Some houses have
recently made purchases speculation, but reduc-
fion III the price of The material has, for the pre-.
sent, checked them.
LONDON, Feb 2n.--Thc Duke of Sussex last
Nlsht having said that the ministers should have his
unqualified support in the measures for the enanci-
patton of the Roman Catholics, the Duke of Cum
briand declared that he should resist the measures
especially the Introduction Of the Papists into the
Houses OF Parlament--a declaration that was after
wards repeated by Lord Eldol.
At a meeting Of the Roman Catholic Association
at Dublin Feb. II, a motion made at previous
uectng by Mr.. Shel, that the association should be
dissolved, after discussion, was carried with great
applause:
The University Of OxforIl1s accepted the resig
nation OF Mr.. Peel Many fhs friends have resol-
we'd to propose him again, and meeting for the
purpose lad been held in London. \ canvass for
fho same oGlect among the nonresident members at
Liverpool had not been very successful.
phc subject Of concession to the Catholics had
heen almost the Only which had engaged the
attention of Parliament. Petitions in great num-
hers were presented daily On the 10th more than
2 hundred petitions against concession were presen-
ted. and much smaller number in favour. On the
9TH forty petitions were presented in the House of
Lords, aid thirty-ive in the Commons, against con-
cessons and ten in each house in favour of itThere
appeared to bca strong opposition to concession
IN the House OF Lords. On the 18th the Danger
GUS Association Suppression Bill was read third
Time in the Commons. and carried up to the
Lords, and read first time. This bill declares
the proceedings ofthe Catholic Association in Ireland
70 be dangerous to the public tranquility, and ncon-
sIstent with the exercises of regular government and
provides that from the passing ofhe act the associa-
ton shall be utterly suppressed and prohibited, and
every meeting of it, aud Of any of the members of it
as such members, is declared an unlawful assembly
and the persons present guilty of msdemeanor.
Fhe bill also grants authority to the Id. Lieut.. to
suppress dangerous assemblies by proclamation: two
magistrates, to proceed to the place where any
such unlawful assembly may be held with such assis
lance as may be necessary, and to by force if
necessary and to order the assembly to dispense, and
# they do not dispense in quarter of an hour to
cause the persons refusing to be appreended. There
are various other provisions for carrying the act into
force, and furnishing th3se who violate i.
Frdn tie ~ Y Journal Of Cawneree
LATEST FROM ESGLASD-By the ship Boston, which arrived
at Boston on Sunday have received London papers