Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-24
From the Baltimore Gazette.

Is equally probable will not take place. The landed |
interest OF Great Britain will undoubtedly suffer if
the next be one of abundance, but it not to
be feared that the season may be of scarcity,
and nthat event. sii not better that the market should
he overstockcd with foreign grain, than that there
should be superaddod to failure of the crops at
homo, deficiency of bread stuls from obroals
From, Bells Weekly Messenger
III we compare the corn market at the present mo-
ment, and the inportatons of foreign grain with the
theories and pamphlets of Mr. Jacob, the contrast is
very remarkable. According to Mr.. Jacobs doc
trine. there was scarcely any thing to import from
the Baltic Provnccs-the plains of Poland and Pom
erania having been struck with sterty, and gonc
out OF cultivation by the working of the exclusive sys-
TEN of Great Britain. But five look at the corn
returns 1t appears that up TO the present time five
hundred thousand quarters of wheat have been i'm
ported, and is believed from the eXten svc p,Ircha-
Ses OF capitalists, that million of quarters more will
be introduced into our markets i'll the of the
year. Not only does Germany but the u. States
of America about to plant the full breast of their
cxuberance to the amisIed lips of their parent and
with sort OF GrccIan picty to feed out of their
own overttowlng gnrners.
ave disposed to dsnv that all this looks re-
Invariably well, and perhaps ut the present
inert, the Importation may be required; but'how will it
work against the next harvest VIII not the great
capitalists possess themselves Of immense quantities
corn imported duty free under the present prices
and keep ii, after it has been cleared out of the ware
houses, for the next year, And should the coming
season be season of abundance. how dreadfllly will
the landed interest suffer from the competition Of
foreign corn unchecked by any duty in the home
market"
Southwestern F,oniier.-'rhc Arkansas Gazette
has an count of the early troubles on that frontier
Unhappily the unprincipied whites who infest the
borders, have frequently been known to disguise
themselves and attack the settlers; and thus afford
the preteHt for retaliation upon the unoffendng In
dams
The Gazette says. the supposed situation OF tho
frontier settlements of this Territory, particularly
those on our southwestern border, calls loudly for
more efficient protection from the government
WITHIN the last year, we have had occasion notice
several Instances of murder and robbery which have
been committed on persons and property of cur
citizens, by the numerous hordes of Indians who
inhablt the country bordering on the southwes-
fern part of this Territory
Scarceiya hunting party can 90 beyond the settle
nlehts without cncounterlng the hostility of the In
dams; and there have been several instances Of their
penetrating Into the settlements, and committing
murders and robberies. Only last week we were
agnln called on 10 notice fresh aggression OH 4
small parry OF hunters, in which four out OF five of
the persons composing the party. We're killed.
70 such an alarming extent have the depredations
Oh the Indians been carried that MANY people resi-
Ding ON the frontier, are apprehensive that conb
ned and systematic attack will be made in the sprino
II not earlier: Those aPprehensions, We fear, arc
TOO well founded.
topper SorereSasFie Albany Daily Advertiser gives an
CITY last December, stating the u S collector in Vermont
had sezci upon collection pictures which he was trans
pnr,s rom some OF Inc British Provinces, being ignorant of
Sls,onhoua regulations He hired Mr. Holmes
Nnch ne occupied with his wife, and when Gov Van Ness
VISITED Albany he borrowed 20 dollars Holmes that he
mlsh rescue his property from the grasp the law and m the
amount he pledged sundry pieces OF IRISH nen and lid.
ss containing golden soveregns Instead OF going Yer
mont was found that Smith had taken stage with his wife
deemed just ground INQUIRY into the contents Of the WAS
Wnen on tncr examination, the small surprise Mr. H.
aud the heachcd pride of the Emerald ISLE become solid
heig OF wood nicely and shugly bound up of
G1uison from Gov Van Buren, upon the magistrate Of
MEASUREMENTS was despatched in pursuit of Smith, who
IN
23d ult and safely committed
The Aims House of st. John, n. B. was DESTROYED
by IRE on Monday the I'd inst together with part
OF the furniture, provisions, &c. The fire originated
M bedroom, having been communicated to the cur
tai1lS bya candle Happily, nPlivcs We're lost.
y: y. Jour. " Com,
Loss Of the brig .A1gaya Jlrnirs DocIy,ny mnSfer
q and from Portland, for Hnrana.-The ~ left
Portland 10th Feb. On the 2lst lat 80 p lonr
o., experienced heavy gale from w. n. W.; hove
ne vessel to under close reef main topsa and while
hg 10 discovered her to leak, and in ten minutes af
ter she filed; cut away the mainmast and tbreworor
hoard all the deck load boats, SC. to keen her from
capsizng, saved no provisions--a hands were com
geco TO get on the toretop where they remained until
me Z3d' III consequence of the breaking over MS
When we succeeded in gaining the deck and made
Sncter under the companion, found some pieces of
oeet winch Heated ont Of the hachway with this we
suosIsted on without water, until 26th VIC snrcod
studngsall and as it rot wet we yonId eucl
the water out oft, in this situation remained till Isl
march lat 80, long g. in theinner edge OF the gulf
We discovered ship ahead which proved to bcthe ST.
dohu, capt Parker, from Mobile bound TO New York
VINO lowered his boat aud after great difficulty took
rs on board, o in number, James Dockray, master
iioracc Lorlng, mate, and scamen and cook were
kindly treated by capt Parker -Four Of the NJ crc,
are sick but fast recovering.
iGstor to the Editor of the Baltimore Patriot.
rom " ashlngton, says Postmaster Hill, Of Bos
on mas forwarded his resignation, which has been
tG'Spted to take effect LIST July next Mr. Nathan
iel urech editor Of Tic Boston Statesman is to be
MT: Van Buren, left Albany ON Tuesday nornin,,
.or WaFIHnSIon meaning TO pass one day on the