Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-28

position, persons emu property, as to assure them
selves OF The real state of things and propose TO us
the measures ihe best calculated To calm the public
mind ms MISSION, executed with humanity and
generosity OF sentiment which the nation will appre-
catc, has confirmed To us the assurance that even
when 1t Is the most agtated it will preserve and pro-
cain It's attachment 10 dynasty and to the ma.
t'onai independence; and however, our heart may be
an'G'eu oy the circumstances which have come to
OUT Anowicoge, we do not abandon the hope, that
Win tue assistance of Divine Providence Whose sue
cour we invoke upon this important and amen, able
occesonl and the cooperation of every well disposed
nun, ana the good citizens, in tho different parts of
the kingdom, we shall succeed restoring order and
dominion of the laws
| With this view. calculate upon tho ossistanc,
/ OF the States General. We invite them to eva,
nhnc whether the evils of which the country so
loudly complains arise from any defect in tho M
uona institutions; and if it is possible to modify them
anu particularly II the relations est abl,shed hv
ties, and the fundamental law, between the two
grand divisions OF tho kingdom, should. with a
view 10 common interest, be changed or modified
we oes're mat these important questions should
ue examined with care and perfect freedom and wc
snail think no sacrifice too great when VIC have
IN view the fulii'nent of the desires, ani to en-
sure the happiness OF the people, whose welfare
our care. 1 "
But disposed TO concur with ffankness and idel-
! uy' and oy the most comprehensive and decisive
measures we are nevertheless, resolved 20 main.
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parts of the Kingdom, without distinction and On
10 proceed by regular methods and corformnblv
WIN inc oaths which we have taken and received
IL; Lss: 'nnao'tants of the different divisions of
ms oeau'ul country, more than once rescued bv
Irvine iaVonr and the union the citizens from the
caamties To which 1t was delivered up wait Wi h
cahness and confidence for the solution OF the in,
lPo'ton' questions winch circumstances have raised
second, the efforts of legal authority IN main
tam internal tranquility and he execution Of th.
,a wnc,S 'hey have not been disturbed and
Ic-es aei'sh them where they have suffered anv
oos',ueuon-lend your aid to the law so that in
tue law may protect your property your indus.,y q
your personal safety. Let differences of opnion yan
ish oeorethe growing dangers of the anarchy winch
% a's'tcts presents itself under the most hid
ous FORMS and which, IL it be not prevented or rom
pressed by the means which the fundamental In =,
places at the disposal of the Government ;,,.d -,
those furnished by the zeal of the citizens will strike
rleparaoie blows at individual welfare and the ma
tlona prosperity Let the rood c,zcns c,o, ,,L 10
separate their cause from that of the api,,tors ana
ie' 'hcr generous efforts for the re ,absbment AZ
tne Puoic tranquility IN those places Where il is still
mehacrd ut last put period evils so GREAT, so tb.
every trace OF them may be effaced
Inc present snail DC generally published and post
journal. " '"e ouc'a
Done at the Hague the 5,b orSe,, Of Oh. ,o.-
1871" 80 and ct The 18th ofour reign.
by the King WILLIAM
J. G. DE MEY DE srREEFKERK.
LivERPool, Sept. 49,
so-
~ TO go still lower before the sDnnnrs will cor,, g.
ward. Many persons opinions are changed and they
now seem to ihInk that import by the close octb
year will exceed the deliveries
Great Britain has received from the II S,,,os -,
10 TINS lime, $4,000 bales.-Tac Spinner. arc s,in
wen supplied, oHd will as long as they can be-
lore lhey come into market for New stocks
mere was an extensive demand for Flour Inc, |
week, and many parcels of New York and Pha. |
deiPhia sold at BIS 34s Cd. duty pa,d-,he demsnd
has Enthusiastically 4s and Advancing
co Ire liverpool .ua'hets Monday Sept. 49,
a. wi ioN-Ihe Cotton market has Continued IN a d,u
state throughout the OF the last week and tie %
o. most Kinds are shade lower The sale. Iof which jnoo
bags of4asO at ed to ST. eb 20 900
u, Ri a. Tor mlng fan TO good fair; 1920 Orleans SOD
So%a and Mobile Old 7l sea Stand sd 10 5sa
stained DO ~ 10 ed $50 Pernabuco sd to Sd $40
o. to oAd 7SO Bahia Sd to sd 40 Egypi,n
Sd to e!' go Demeara ed 94d; 30 Barbados ID to
., 90 ~ west India I'd 40 surnam 3D. lGO surat
NAyAL sroRESThe transactions nave been very limit.
=" me iop P'e ony lo2 or' have been sold los 81
Cotton .urrtet Monday Erenins. Sept. 13
and ,oay "r So'on has been very limited Saturday
~, Lirs'PoOt Corn Jurrkei, Monday, Sept 1s
~ Inc DAY being fine, had less activity in the trade Ia,
tuesday than at the close the previou, week Tn. %
mas subsequently (vhh the exception nj day or two) been
vvy Unsettled and this with the probability Of the rev
Nheas coming to market in soft condition. has caused an sc
@ ioL Old and an advance Of ID Sd per bushcl on
@ uesay prices mas been reazod Some further purcha
sef have been ma lie of foreign Irish account, and I've ~
parcels OF American Flour have taken on suec
uauon Tor this article advance of Is per bril- noy DO
snnen Lille new Grain has appeared at market, for
ios OF wexford OF m'ddlns quality 8s Sd has heen OBJ
ana some superior English brought 9s Cd ner 20 bs
ae se I'D 'he value OF Oats rather checked the demand
o,, e AZ tie early part OF the week has, however
nnn lhey are to day Id per a. lbs Iearsr In the
oler articles OF the trade e has been stirring and we do moi
@ fI'ois nc duties haze this week increased Is
Rye. P " y" "s's' oa''ey ana
In the important agricultural district between York and s
"io"s'' the great mass Of The is yet uncut The cys
however OF wheat and harley look most excellent and Iii
DO uouo yeId abundantly bat the weather continues bsh
uaVoaoe During the last fortnight cold and we, havs Il
most constantly prevailed which ncces,arIv prnac, a.,
harvest 10 late period In the Northern and Ea,, pa
markets corn continues to fall in price.-lLeeds Int
Extract 81 letter 10 n .Werchont oCMis 1;ty.
~, LIVERPOOL, 18th September. 1890.
Slrs-The late political events in France. folowed
as iney nave been by excitement in other countries
and the prospect of their influence s,Il ey,omJ;oo
have combined produced q serious depression in h.
prices OF public securities, which on more mature TO-
nrcton appears poDd what the occasion called Er