Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

those worth nom IL to I'D there is less decline. "
we hope our market cheering asree, cr
the present, however, Z" rs gloomy in the extreme"
The following average prices of Grain with tho %
pecfive rates OF dutya made up this days ~ ~
Iy,.,, A Eer fr@e OF Corn for the past week.
ss s:y :'i Sd hys Cd ss' "a ssi sss
ia sss %ss: Sd h req P
Duty now payable on Foreign Corn.
e pos eo { "a is 81
We have repo. very large arrivals of kinds Grain
Standing the entire disappearance of the Frost trade gene
rally is extremely dull, and prices almost nominal or
lsa TO % per 40 Of Flour and Oatmeal each Is per
oc ,S Geans, Mat ana Barley were ls,o Is quaf
quartet. - PVi
Flour. per bid. of 1876 lbs American Sour u1zs,,,a,
From Me ~. T. Jotpr,ai ef Commerce. Of .tr,,,;1
SECOND EDrrroN, HALF PAST ONE o'c1ocx p. =, -
LATEST FROM FRANCE
The Boston papers OF yesterday bring Hevre dates
Constantinople date of Jan. 9Th represents The
prospect or peace between Turkey and Russia, us
frightening every day.
1t is affirmed that the ed division OF the portnc,s.
refugees had dise,pbarked without opposition az
Terceira whilst Captain Wapslc escorted to the
heights Of Cape Fiscrre, the convoy of Count Sal.
dsna.
Translated from French Paner
LONDON, Feb 1.-THE fall of SIS per sack exue-
rienced OH Monday in Corn, and the great quantity
IN market, have produced general stagnation-
scarcely a purchase made IN articles OF corn and
other grams, although they offered at still lower
rates. barley vas also i'll the same condition No
sales could be effected, although offered at 2s per
Or lower. Oats difficult of sale and falling
BY hcarva of the Clemats tion IIayre we have eos
lesof Gagnans Messenger and the Paris Journal of Con-
merce to Feb TO- BY accident our Giles Of
by friend with the Phare Havre of the 18th Feb and ;,a
an account of Sales iiavre, 18th, We are indebted
the markets which will be under the approato beaS
rhe following is summary of all the interesting eus to he
letter from the frontier of Turkey, of the goth January
stated rnor, that Duke Constantine had resigned his NOR
because Nicholas his services in the war with T
and that he intended TO live private Switzerland T,
standard from his residence consequence of being osed -
accommodate Russian ticneral bein, exempted from
| fuIY MS lodgings for the soldiers
The blockade of Gambia had beer, raised
accounts from 1angers OF jan 20ih reported tia, Eng,
neither hight no. pay Accounts yorn Gibraltar cadiz and
agreed ~ the rumo that the port of Tanges would
grounds the late English Blockade VIZ claims for depn
so dates OF jan ss stated tina. the Queen mother was
In secret committee of the chamber deputies unon the
naque said the speech from tue throne aayed muc, anN
e.y ana ao already realized hopes, for the coaI
ey of France but csnsured that of England which opposed the
recognon OF the naural bounds of Greece. moved TO
that France would repel all foreign influence NJ LATTE was
anxious that France should take the lead policy E
rope which She should seize the England was
snerln IT 10 escape from her hands He testified egre az
ec Iec being Withdrawn from the Morea,
ON having delivered Athens He expressed wish 10 see
character OF force impressed the administrator which il
%odn oe easy Tor to assume, and wchit would 81
nor Austrian one. '
Tet7 90 -'1'' 20 ''N' > messenger o.
The Nureihbu Courier gives intelligence from the frontiers
sudden thav having severn fro that had
prevailed for sue time the prlepalites has occasiooe
contagious diseases to reappear among the Russian oops
destructive murran also RACES among the cattle
The Government of Nethcar has founded professor.
~ fo,ffEr
We understand that Madame Coyne of the aeen, d.
change whose failure announced Yesterday has offered 10
pay 80 per cent on condition of her being allowed The
ne transacted will consent pay their differences there will he
~ per cent moro for the CREDITORS that rs say there
The London and Paris Observer tonorro will contain
me hrs, specimen Of living Royal Authors liyary talents
wried by the Emperor Nicholas.
Mr. PFErA London paper Of the 9th February contained
me following ostract OF letter from Mr. Peri TO the Vice
Chancellor OF the University Oxford, esiss!s his us. as
Of that corporation appears that he
concluded, to abandon his opposition the Catholic claims
and allow things to take their course
influenced by the Alarming state Of things In reference
on connections with Ireland, and which, called Catholic
Claims be had brought his mind On conjunction, with every
meinbe[ of bis Majes govennen contemplate the posi-
hy OF adopting plan by which that agated oues
ton might be satisfactorily In coming TO this con-
cusion ne had kept in view only the interests of the King
MASTER and the weee Of the nation When had satisfied
these claims, he next turned his mind claims and opinions
OF his constituents and considered that probably been
eo'ed Tor much OF their support the Opposition he
hitherto maintained against the Catholic claims he felt that lie
could do no less than offer eplacei their hands, trust
Which with such feelings, they had him Pain
in therefore, as the sacrifice be prepared iepder
bis resignation Of the representation Of the verty Oxford
al SUCH time as the Wee Chancellor should inform him would
bestsnit The convenience Of the University
FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.
Extract Of letter dated February Ii tl,.
an expedition, about TO be sent to Europe, surpo-
sea Tor the purpose of aiding the Loyal Portuguese
has been put stop to.
From the La Plate our advices are diseouropino,
of hut I