Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22


have metrqual attention, and the stock of both
tIcles rapidly reducing Though the demand has
htherto been freely met prices have been gradually
Improving and on Saturday wheat was noted Sd. and
oats Ia. to 3D. dearer than last Tuesday. American
flour has found ready sale and is now held for 3D.
to ls per barrel advance-,he quantity ofhs article
Is much lessened within the last three weeks. Bar
ley ID still very dull ofsse, and may be bought on
. better terms. No change in the value of beans
peas.
The morning proving fine we had less activity in
the trade than at the close Of the week; there
however, good retail demand for Wheat, Oats and
Flour, and Saturdays advance fully sustained
Two or three small parcels of Irish new Wheat we're
sold at 8s I'd to IS Cd per 70bs and few
Oats brough, 4s to As ed per 45lbs
/ Cotton.-The Cotton market is steady; the pur-
chases since last consist of 270 Bengal AID
5ad for fair to good $50 Pernams, Cd TO 9id fine;
and $50 Surat, at sd to SID per h. for ordinary to
good. The four public sales of Wool last week
very numerousy attended by manufacturers and deal
ers from the country, and the whole went off with
great briskness at the following prices: 135 bales of
New South Wales and Van Deman's Land Wool,
from I'd TO- IS I'D per ID; Ala German, Is TO SIS 3D.
I6 Spanish Rs is Sd to 2s: 26 bales Portugal very
low I'd to I'D; and 8 English at I'd to Sd. The de
mand has been steady on Saturday and to day aud
about $500 bags sold at former prices.
The demand for Tobacco continues rather limit ed
The business done in Turpentinei 400 brs. los
Cd 10 l9s 1Od per cwt. For ashes there has been
good demand. the sales amounting to $50 brs mt an
advance of Cd per cwt on Pearl Ashes. and st eady
for Pots of Pot Ashes $50 brls have been sold
at s9s to 29s Sd for new and 28s for old and of Pearl
400 brls have been taken at 34s Cd to 35s per cwt
LONDON, Sept 6.
| Corn Erchange The arrivals of foreign Wheat
and Oats last week were good. and there a bet
ter supply than of late of En-. Wheat but very little
Of any other kind of Grain. This morning there
was fair quantity of new Wheat fresh up and not
much other Corn. The Wheat comes chiefly
tender but better in quality that last year, and the
best parcels have fully obtained last weeks quota
tons. and there has been more business to-day in
most kinds of both and Old La Barley there is
little doing, and former prices well supported.
Beans and Peas maintain the terms oflast Monday.
Oats are hfm IN price, with rather more disposition
on the part OF the buyers to make purchasers. The
Flour trade continues very dull, notwithstanding the
late reduction.
| From the New York Gazette of Oct. 16
/ INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
| We have received by the packet ship Birmingham,
Capt. Harris, arrived on Saturday morning, re
gu!ar files OF london and Liverpool papers-the for
er to the 18th and the latter to the 9Th of September
inclusive, from which we have made copous and in
teresting extracts for this days paper which shall be
continued III future numbers 1t will be seen that
some disturbances have taken place in Paris among
the printers, which were not entirely quelled at la
test dates Judging from the tune Of the London pa
pers and their Partisan correspondents we should in
fer that the people were yet satisfied and that
they would soon demand further chances On the
Continent matters do not seem to be very firm
The letter from Brussels of the Sd shows that
the people determined to obtain satisfaction Of
their grievances
T., The conduct Of the Emperor of Russia. in recall
ing his Ambassador at the Court of France. and or
dering Russia citizens to quit France on hear;po n,
the events III that capital, had excited much sensa.
e ton both IN Paris and London 1t was generally
supposed however, that when he learned that Charles
: X. had abdcsted, he would be induced to adont =
r different course
s phe English Government has, it seems, recopnized
the new Government of France. The Gazette de
France Of the 4ih says the news was announced r.
the departments by telegraph with orders to olive j,
the grea est publicity. On this OCCASION Lord Stuart
the English Ambassador, and the Secretaries of the
Embassy mad The honor of dining with the King and
first time, present
A German correspondent Of the Morninn Herald
Who writes from Bonn, on the RHINE mentions the
. fact that the Cologne Landwher, or local militia
which were assembled FIR the grand review M Cob
lentz, had manifested symptoms of ipsubordnation
Pie London Courier ofthe evening of the 9Th oh
serves, Considerable alarm seems to have been o v
cited IN the city, by the order the ST Petersburph
journal OF the 81 ult. prohibiting the admission ti
Russa of any French vessels or ayelers. We h.
reason however, to believe that this was ra her nro
caulonary measure, than one indicating hostility m
, ward the new French Government and that imme
dlatey on the of the accession of o,s ph;
ippe to the Throne of France and of restoration ~
tranquility reaching st Peersburoh if wonId he
revoked or modified We are inclined to this hello
the more from knowing that it was at first intended
to recall all Russian subjects from Erance bn, ,h.,
has been abandoned. ~ ''''
a private letter from Paris dated ths evening" n,
the 4'h, says-"As am sure that any informs tion
relative to the present state of the Press in France
will be acceptable to you, send you the following
me Journal DIES Debats appeared to day was
with the principal propreto, yesterday and in the
course OF conversation he sad Il resisted Ministe
rial despotism, and will yield to the despotisu
OF the workmen. My workmen have been seduced
declared to all of them that they might leave me;
that would not Keep them by ferce and sboud he
enabled to 90 with the assistance of nv friends
f also old them that if any attempts were made 70
destroy my mechanical presses, would defend Their,
to the last drop of my blood. All the work,nen left
Mr. Devaux' with the exception of twc but when
they saw he was so determined, they retu ned apan
by detachments of two, four, &c and at last so ma
ny came, that he was obliged to refuse TWENTY THE
Constitutional, and the Courier Ffancais did not
aci with so mach indepedence they capltulated
Another letter from Paris of the same date oh
serves, the peace of this city has BEEN durinr the
last three days, disturbed by bodies of men who ba