Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-15

senses The decline SINCE ibis dsy sens on old whoa, 3D.
a. ss ~s s @ T. asS
DUBLIN e,ARkEls ocoDer ! {. 8 81
decline ea,o dull I, lac prices Wheat, red ' ss.
iIyERFool. corn ExcHANoE.
T.esiay oeiobes II The arrivals during week have
Tho since last russay hs been ,oicrsblv 0oe and
sas enabled The iamefs the northern paris Of this county
fortanse than had ecn previously anti
epatef There have been ia bonded Whsa,
speculation, hu being held ahigher rates with
lree no sales have been effected The duties week
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, DC, g
We have had and good weather during the weet
fell deal OF Con- has been carried in good o.ds, q.
regards the dryness f's straw, b, the Corn mostly tender
aud some very sof tt1
II LONDONDERRY MARKET Oct II. se
We have had very considerable supply of Grain during
the past week wbea, little changed II price, and may DO
Antrim Grain Market, Oct 1a,h there we're fto 1870
TO l4o aud and the grain good qualify average
ron es' 3D. 70 IS sdafsr ewI W.,
From N. " Y Journ1l e Commerce, .Nooeua5er I L.
s,lfe6 LATER FROM LIVERPOOL
TO the poiteness Of Capt. Buntin, OF ship Adeline,
we are indebted for liverpool papers to the 18th
llcluslVe--ir0nl r
make the following extracts: a
'fuE REPRESENTATIONS or LvERpooL.-Sif r.
Peel has declined the honor intended him BY those
gentlemen who invited him to offer himself as
candidate for the representation OF Liverpool The
right honorable baronet did wait the present ton
of the reqnlslticn which in the course of sigma
ture. but embraced he earliest opportunity that of
fered itsslf Co state to the requisionisis that IS
Tho pressure of his public duties ns Minister
Of the Crown would render it impossible for him to
discharge, with satisfaction TO himself the duties
OF representative at Liverpool, and that he must,
therefore. foecgo the honor of being put in nomi
nation; that he he rcquisonisis he is grai-
06 in tho highest degree by this proof of their good
opinion and confidence and that it adds another TO
the many motives which will ever induce him, though
not its representatives, TO take the warmest interest
in the welfare of Liverpool
An answer has been returned by Nr. Charles
Grant To the effect The reply Of both these
statesmen although Disappointing to the expectation
of the gentlemen WIN conceived II their duty to so.
lict them TO offer themselves for the representa-
ton of the borough, yet couched in very respect
ful terms, equally credtablc to the prompness and
good taste ofSir Robert g. the warm g. manly feeling
which characerzes the able and more extended com
munication Of Mr.. Cbss Grant. The question who
shall have for representative rs, therefore at
the present moment. as important and as difficult OF
solution it has been at any period since the
melancholy event occurred which has rendered the
Interrogation necessary: Mr.. Ewort is still the only,
declared cundida'e movement has, however tn
ken place in favor of Mr.. Dennison and yesterday
we understand requisition to that gentleman was
commenced, and is now in course of signatre.
Loss Of eighteen ships in The Whale FGshsry.--Ii
is our painful duty this day Csays the Hull paper
employed in the Daviss Straits fishery SIX of which
belong to Hull. We do not remember having wit
uessed more melancholy sight than that which our
streets this morning presented Hundreds of pcr-
sons, particularly females, assembled in groups
anxious enquiring of each other the pews from tho
fishery, report fast gaining ground that some
casualty had occurred, though no could possibly
form correct idea of their extent. This was about
nine in the morning, at which hour. little after,
the GriDsby steamer arrived which confirmed the
previous rumours.
We have seen Captain Dannatt, Of the Progress
who has favored with the following particulars,
he left Cape Searc on the 2lst Of Sept and states
as for the want of success, that the ships
were compelled to remain much too long in Mel
vile Bay, the wind blew strong gale from the
south, and thus blocked UP the entrance 10 the bay
Here they detained twelve weeks. and when
they wess at length able 10 affect theii departure
and steer to the west they could discover neither fab
nor ice. Captain Dannait informs that many lnd.
viduals have been deprived of ileby the excessive
fatigue.
We rcgrettbis extremely; and while we lament
the property thus destroyed, warmest sympathes
excited in behalf of those who have lost their
friends and relatives. Capt Dannatt has suffered
has endured. He and others obliged TO travel
great distance over the ice order to effect their
eseape.-The Abram is coming up the Humber. but
we do not imagine that any additional information of
consequence can be had from her arrival, as Capt.
DnDnat passenger.
PoRT oF LivERroo l. Whilst the reveBue is falling
off il Is gratifying to US to find hat at tins port the
Customs receipt has mach exceeded million stcr-
ling this quarter and exceeds the same period of the
proceeding year by more than l8l 600.
Tie RAsL Way The number Of passengers con
veyed by the Railway Company, during rhe iust
week, has been from eight hundred to a thousand
day.
Tue FEsrIv Awe have much pleasure in sta
ting that the proceeds of the festival amcunl alto
gether to 73OOi., much larger sum than an
ticpated at the beginning of last week though not
quite equal TO the sum raised at the previous fee
tival. II is not yet exactly known how large sur
plus will remain 10 be charities after all the expenses
havo been paid
From he .NeV York Journals Of Coaaaeree Of Nor II
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