Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-11

Aggregate average of the SIX weeks which rcgu- |
laieS duiy---Wheat is I'd; Barley 35s 3d. Oats 2Js
Cd; Rye 42s; Beans 23s 9d; Peas SIS sd.
Duty now payable Foreign Corn Wheat Is;
Barley ss idi Oats IFS 81; Rye Ga Cd Beans SIS Cd;
Peas lis.
MANCHESTER, Feb. t7.---Thc.o has not been any
very favorable change in the market since last week.
iieavy and colored goods still decidedly dull, and
the diapers appear to purchase with caution. Cali
Goes are readily disposed of and this being the
season Tor bringing out the spring pnttcrnS for prints
tho cloths are IN greater demand than whilst OF the
same time, stocks are moderated by the effects OF the
turnout OF the powor-lUom viewers of Stockport,
whereby according TO the latest calculations, $4,000
pieces per week are kept out Of the market.
Yarns are going TO the Continent regularly. though
4; present not very briskly; taking with them how
evar all the profits, OF nearly Some houses have
recently made purchases speculation, but reduc
ton IN the price of the material has for the pre-
sent, checked them.
| I.oNDoN, Feb. oo.-Thc Duke Of Sussex last
night having said that the ministers should have his
unqualified support in the measures for the cmanc-
! patton OF the Roman Catholics, the Duke Of Cum.
berland declared that he should resist the measures
especially the introduction OF the Papists into the
Houses of PgrlIlmCrt-u declaration that was after
wards repeated by Lord Edon.
/ At mcetug OF tho Roman Catholic Association
| OF Dubhn, Feb. L. motion made az u previous
meeting 10y Mr.. Shic that the association should be
dissolved alter discussion, carried with great
aaalause.
4 The UNIVERSITY OF Oxford has accepted tic re. -
VI OI MS lrlcNGS nave
we'd 20 propose Linn again, and meeting for tho
purpose mud been held III London. ( canvass for
the same object among the resident members q;
! LiversFol had not been very successful
1 The subject of concession 20 Tie Catholics had
been almost I'll" only one which had engared the
attentxp OF Parliament. Petitions in treat num-
bsrs wsreprcscGicd daily. On the 10th more than
hundred petitions against concession were pruscn-
ted. and 4 much smaller number in favour On the
nth forty petitions were presented in the House of
Lords and thIrty-fve in the Commons agaipst con-
cessicrs and ten III each house in your of itrhcre
appeared TO be a strong opposition to concession
! in he House of Lords On the nth the Dancer
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 of the Catholic Association in ireland
TO be dangerous to lhe public tranquility and neon
siscn MIN the exc ciscs OF regular government and
provides that from the passing ofthc act TIC assocs
ton shall be utterly suppressed and prohibited and
every meeting OF 1t. and of any OF the members of IL
as such members, is declared an unlawful assembly
and the persons present guilty OF q misicmcanor
The bill also grants authority to the Id. Lieut. 10
suppress dangerous assemblies by proclamation: two
magistrates, 10 proceed to the Mace where INV
such unlawful assembly may be held, with such assis-
lance as may be necessary, and to enter by force il
necessary and to order the assembly to disperse and
" they do not dispense lii quarter of an hour Ia
cause the persons refusing to be apprchcRdcd There
are various other provisions for carrying the act into
, force, and Furnishing thSse who violate i.
From its ": J. Journal or Commerce.
LATEST FRoA ESGiANDBy the ship Boston, which arrived
At Boston Sunday, have received London papers TO Feb
10Th, and Liverpool 10 the 2lst inclusive.
In the House of Commons Fec. ~ the bill for the Iporo7
sion o. the 'aiholie Association read Gs,rd ana
twas read second time in the House of Iords on
The lJt, and was ordered 10 be committed the 20h.
ihc Rev j. ri urner appointed Bishop Of Calcutta
he Alsenene Zeinns OF Feb y, that the Amhassa