Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-03

Vol. Vu-No. 6a.
81 Hrem tbs Baltimore .amariccn
81 BRIrIsH COLONIAL TaADK -Ne do mot find anu
Iconfrmaton Of the fact of the reported onenin1 II
the British West India ports the trade Of the Bn
TED States In the British House of Commons on the
9TH July. in reply question asked bv MIR Robin
son relative to the state Of the negotiations With the
gnited States for throwing open the West India
1ade' Sf Robert Feel stated that negotiations were
Id progress but bad not yet been brought to final
conclusion The editor of the New YurS Albion
THINKS that this admission is the torerunner to an an
nonciatlon OF an arrangement between he two Gov.
ernmens Tor the opening Of the Colonial ports. The
same journal, which has always been the steady adj
n vocate OF the British Colonial interests makes the
following statements and admissions on the subject
all OF which would seem to show that the final ar
engagements are near tn cir completion.
! 1t has been recently stated, and upon the hest
authority, that the agent for New Brunswick in Lon
don, ar Eiss. had communicated to his friends in
that province his apprehensOns that the ports would
be opened IN September We have also in orr
possession private information in relation to Mr Nc
hanes negotiations which lead Us the same conclu-
sion Gnper oil these circumstances We should be
wanting LII dufys to Colonial friends if we did not
distinctly intimate TO them that the CHANGES of this
trade remaining closed nre materially dmished.--
Sut most OF The accounts nevertheless, concur in af
hrming that whatever changes may take place in the
shipping trade, the general interests Of the northern
provinces will be steadily Kept in view by his Maies
y's Government Por this purpose it is Intended to
impose what IS termed protecting duty ell articles
which can be furnished by Nova Scotia, New Bruns-
wick, &c when taken into the West Indiu ports from
those of the United States 1t is further stated that
requlston will be imposed oblgina american ees-
sells 10 take away the of their on, I'd bound
cargoes in the produce of the Islands Such regu
ation might possibly he of utility enabling the West
Indies to cnrry barter trade, and thereby relep-
ing themselves Of much of their superauos produce
in return for articles of the frst necessity TIE take
leave OF the subject expressing heliefthat his
Majesty's Ministers have acted with the beat feelpps
andb hoa- fa1 h,,,
paramount motive of protecting thu interests Of the
empire at large We do not think that the oppos-
ton to this measure exists to the extent that it did
few months siuce.'
i From the Ohio State Journal of August sE.
| NDIANA.-Thc account given in our last paper
of the favorable result Of the election in this
respectable Ssa is fully CONFERENCE.-The last num-
her of the Farmer, published at Indianapolis, by our
old acquaintance GEo. Smith, Rkg. ei-asrazt Jack
sonan, thus notices the termination of the contest
! 1.-THE DOGS DEAD.
! 1--WE have heard from aoodly number cf the com
lies IN This State, and appearsfr che result thar
IacksonisD has bid farewell to Indiana. So mote u
be-"
Disu1ion.-A Kingston Upper Canada} paper says:
1--WE have gven further extracts from American pa
pers, illustrative of the Ill blood which regns in tho
Southern States We hope they VII Or attentive
y read and considered. Whansver the cYiais Of sep-
aration arrives, soiich hank 20; ay slzak thare
vii be enough Tor all hands do; u yM entirely
eeni. and the change vL1 10. hn, inme2seay AGO,
earsai"
rs SIP Gsn ;hs Chariesscyp Eses Press, datea
Eng Il grr'-s tA< SIa~.S. account of the EseCn.
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EXECUTION CF ESANEAAR u. cox,
Fn- ska .EzFaz- g Csl R.zrn.
The sxsa1lIaa q tbs uRfc-tulaie yeutb, took
j. k,a, NJ
less Ihsn sOao persons eyeeeat-uraay of them
from considerable 6siaIes-snd it Is hss justice TO
say, that we have never sean large sss4Eobage
behave with proprie1y -Buziu4 the soleEuu
preparation the scafBd, death lIk xssiIness pre-
vailed, and feeling of deep synpsthy n sused TO
throb In every bosom He met his fate With great
firmness and himself gave he sgsai to 10, the drop
fall which launched his sod int the world eS spirits.
He admonshed from the platform, in esAlhle aud
unfaleEing voice, the young present agsizzf an
indulgence in the soul destroying hahits Of ganhlng
and dissipation, Though he gave cvdeai aaens Of
internal agony, and prayed fervently to ia Fhroue
of Mercy, vet he maintained his saR poseeson to the
end, without change of colour or fee Hse I'D cuepey
ed With scrutinI3ng eye the vest crowd which had
gathered 70 witness his ignozninous exits ooAsaa 10
vain, as be said for his 'prcte0aed sssds by whose
evil suggestions he had bsea tusea TO rom.
lie died without struggke--sae oaiy Indications of
sufieTIngr which he eShaJa6, were during the first
three minute s, five SIX s,ght1y ooHvpiR7e shrugs
Of bis sh, uldeFs He suspended ahou, half an
hour, when his body was conveyed about a mile out
OF town. ana gwen over 10 MS relatfVs Tor icsepeDt
in Loudoun. He astendcd in his hast moments
by the Rev III. Gu.DBA aed he Rev. Mr.. GRACE,
of the Catholic Church-ihs brmor Of whom had
been visiting hfm for he Inst spe months wIth piots
assduity
lie has left minute confession in his eS7p hand
writing, of the circumstances ooDneosea With the
murder, in which be perseveres IN implieatag those
persons whom he had formerly aoeusea as the
and aceeeseries Of the foul deed.
| more detailed statement of the horrible scene,
win be given in our paper of Wednesday, next.
Notwithstanding the distress of fine poor hay akers from ire
land, consequence Of the Of employment, rsr ccn
liar bumor has abandoned them. 'Youvoa oovld Mrs.
Leary dear said Of Der crony last week
toD."Indeed and IFS tbus for you, Mrs Mahouy""And
where would you get that hopey5"Surs and slept
Dig IN the Geld, and forgot shut the gate Dow Eonduu
paper
pho Eollhuinr tho drnu,r nu,obayn of fbo