Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
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The Rum III and Beer T.r.--Tlc order from
the Board of Exrsc. London, to the revenue officers
i'm the west Of Sotand to take all the stock which
the distcrs had their premises. preparatory the
imposition Of til, additional duty, arrived Friday
afternoons and never official order executed by
the supervisors With more CELEBRITY, secrecy and de-
patch The immense distierics ut Port Dundas and
in and it's eastern vicinity, We're visited in the
dark hour of Midnight and the quantity on hand Ia
ken before there the possibility of diminishing
stock:
| The Edingbugh brewers have already announced
reduction of per hogsliead whenever the duty is
taken off.
| a letter from Liverpool from a very respectable
house. dated 2eti says, sos could be had for Flour.
Extract of letter dated, liverpool. March Of
-Four IN bond is still inquired for speculation,
and upwards Of 90 and perhaps COS would be given to
limited extcp. This mornings average for Wheat
is Gls cd aggrtcate SOS Id duty 27s Sd per quarter
and will of cotrse be lower sooh
Postscr'pts TO Circular of Messrs. w. 81. ].
Brown ~ Co, dated
LIVERPOOL, March 25th.
The demnndfor cotton continues brisk and prices
have again further advaaced I'd per Id. The sales
Tor three days past estimated at about $4,000
bales Bonded Flour also continues request, and
speculative purch have been made 10 some extent
at the advanced price of28s per brl. q.
The cotton market has not been so lively Yesterday
anu today. but there issi fair demand and tho
there is no immediate prospect of further improve
1neht-piices seem to remain stcady-No change in
other articles
From tie NJ !. Com. .4drertiser. apr;l t6
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND
by the ship Walter, McMichael, from Liverpool.
we have received intelligence day later. The w
sailed from Liverpool on the Goth alarch but did NOT
leave the land until the LIST inst.
Great Britain In the House OF Lords, on the Q 3D.
March, the Marquis of Clanricarae complained that
the papers laid before Parliament with respect to
roftuga and the affair at Terceira. very mper-
nI r,,-- g
demuatory of the conduct of Government particular
ly with regard to the attack on the refugees who left
plymouth for Terceira,-A very long debate cnsuoJ
the Ear or Kadnor, Lord Holland, Lord GOODRICH,
anu lhe Earl OF Carnatvon supported the motion, and
the Earl OF Aberdeen. the Duke nj Wellington, and
Tue LORD Chancellor opposed ii, and contcndea that
inc conduct of Government had beeDf perfectly fair
and impartial. The Earl of Aberdeen, in the con SO
or ms Speech said tina. we had ds,eased boil parties
IN the disputes with regard to the Portuguese success
sion, and quoted thisas otidence Of mpartiaty
The Duke of Wellington towards the close Of his ad-
dress described thy strength and Importance of Ter
ceira, and said lha: that the Government of Bra
III and Portugal had been scpara,ed-it was the po-
cv OF this county not to allow Don Pedro to become
possessed OF Tetceira 1t was likewise ofmportance
that no part of the ancient dominions of Portugal
should fall into the hands of the Emperor OF Brazils
On division the number were, for the motion 80
against it I25-malority %
The debate on the distreSses of the country was
resumed in the House of Commons on The same night
when Mr. O'Connell succeeded in Delivering tine
speech to which he endeavored give utterance on
the 10th. After .ong debate the motion for an en-
curry was voted down, soo to 87-nlaori,y for Min.
Meetings continued to be held in various parts of
England on the state of the country. In Leeds MIR
]. Foster of the Leeds Patriot proposed resoIn;on
IN favour OF trienma parlIaments universal suffape
and vote by ballot.
The Society of Friends in ireland have petitioncd
Parinnaens for the abolition of the punishment of
death in cases off forgery. Mr. Peel has announcer
his intention to bring IN bill in which the punish
ment OF death, In many cases of forgery, was done
away with
,a some NobleHen and Gentlemen of property and
influence had an interview Saturday morninG with
the D"ke OF w ellington and the Chancellor of tho
ENcheqner, oH tia proposed formation of a County
Bank OF England, winch has been projected by them
as hkey to assist IN relieving the distress of The com
try Ii is meant that the establishment sha, be Ell
IN LONDON, as Its head quarters, and from thence se
on loot new branch banks i'll various parts of the
country VI '"c
The above article, which we copy from 4 Moro;sg ,,a.
ewes we believe pretty accurately views of The naI,ss
ii 6 sa.en nag an Interview with the Duke OF Wei.
putaiion was 10 convey the First Lord Of tine az
opinion thin improvement in the Country Banki" S e
was desirable the ptesea net-that The hss, ysse
ny mo cusct was by means of Metropolitan E,to
,os'nen'-and that, TO facilitate formation Of such Cd
a'Y, some alterations IN the passed in ,l6 were
Ihe answer which the party received was we believe in s
stance st had the subject already under con-
sieration; but as involved great interests all ,h
wnch was the object of the depuatron 10 convey s,n
STATE OF PARTIES in FRANCE '1"'ea %
Tire following article rom the London Courier of n.rc %
WIZ refresh 'e recollection OF The reader alternate Fri
l deeats OF 'e respective parties liz France since tie
hundred days occupancy Of throne by Na,oleon I, @
also assist ~ forming just opinion of actual state of mar
tieS III mat teversh country tine present moment, 20
ne recent conduct OF the Chamber DEPUTIES in Franco
50 remarkable, aud indicates the existence of so ssrn
enCe Oetween the opposing parties, to understand !,
olo"ey requires reference te events Of remote aeto Tie
causes te concomtan!s. and the consequences of the Rsyo
,Ie nro,e great cony"onso general of
@ eie prospects and the lives of
% ~ ano lens OF thousands could fail lay the fon
datio oI great and general division public mind Eyc
since M return OF peace enabled portion coinrymen
to visit frace, ana ioru an state of n;c f
ing ii has been 7pParcn TO them the nation was v;e
into two great bodies. Inspired, towards other with mc
moe acIimony than the POLITICAL parties country The
adversaes of tho Royass whether called Rcvol1tons
opposonIsts lattery, 5eras have all along been the
same Different from the Bonaparss military adventures
cy comprise the larger part Of the mde class through
NShon' t'cy arc avefse foreign war much
~ stake 10 rush into civil connection; labor and have
o many years labora under apprehension that the con-
"cu occupancy OF r cabinet by Royasts might lead 10
INC reintroducuOn OF those which existed before the
ev9"on-o the resumption of the undue privileges of the