Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-29
90 =" Demeraras at Sid Old;
DO 4" Egyptian al Cd a . i'd;
l6O g Surats ut I'D sgd;
IL =" Common IVES India at I'd;
IS Barbadoes a lid 7Sd;
40 - Surinom nj BID


42 Surinam at Sd.
Ofthe above 1000 bales of American have been
taken speculation, that the consumers have
again been buyers to u small extent, thus conlrmnp
my previous sugges ions, that they had stocked them
selves well during the summer prices have again
given way this week, and winch with so languId n
demand to be looked for. 1t is some time since
the trade have appeared free buyers on the mar.
kst and IN the mean time prices have been recedlnp;
1t Is reasonable therefore to expect with this induce
ment and heir consequent reduced stocks that more
free sale va more settled price will ere long be estab
lishcd. The consumers Of Tobacco have purchased
to some eXtentdurng the present week but no trans
actions have occurred sufficient cause any varia-
ton III my quotations.
At our Corn Market Tuesday last there was q
very ready sale for Foreign Wheat, Flour and Oats
since which the demand has continued and the large
sales OF late effected principally for actual con
sumption: buyers appear from ali quarters, so that
heavy our stocks of Whea, Flour and Oats have
been, they are now chiefly duty paid and will ere
long DC reduced into very narrow compass. Since
the last market day, rather more money has in some
instances been realized for fine old Wheat Flour
has been IN good demand, but without advance IN
price foregh Cats, and more particularly Archan-
gen nave been very saleaole, these latter bring SIS
Cd per 45lb duty PAID and are much liked by consu-
mers.-For Barley there is little inuury-From
parcel of white Indian Corn, lately imported sales
are making at and about AIS per 43Olb duty paid 1t
VIII be seen ON reference bellows that the duties are
again on the advance and which no doubt will con-
tnue for though the crop of Wheat is not expected
TO be abundant it will for the present be suicIen, TO
cause decline; of Oats large produce is looked for
and OF Barley iull average.-Of late there are
e" arrivals OF Linseed, that the quotations given
are more the rates expected than the prices realized;
ut is however scarce,--Ot Clovcrseed none remains
mere ON sae but high prices anticipated the ensu
ing season.
.Ths duties fer the ensuing week are as folows-oo
4s 3D. on Rye lis o. Beans lis 3D. and on Peas IS odd
per imperial Quarter, and Flour is ID per barrel
49, From the Lireypoot .4i5ion Sent 49,
we nave received 10y the Flanders mail Brussels papes da
ted the 9th inst The Ga=stte Pays Bias the Official pa
on' when the alarm occaoned by
subsidized the publication The opinion of the
sasi any separations OF the Dutch and Beige the
Netherlands las since been expressed as freely could be
49, ITO from Journal III the circumstances winch
"ce, Inc Gazette shows that the winch the King
mas TAKEN with the settlement, OF the exns con
@ strictly constitutional, and quotes of the
Id" winch nave reference the question
issue. But from the ,enou of these articles il is probable
tune may eiapse before any 6na arrange
can DC accomplished law proposing any change must
be, IN the first place. the provincial states winch
eo 10 the States General number of deputies
Yua NUMBER OF It's ordinary members and the lesa-
lure thus increased 1.-The change discussed Ii is obyIsus
hat ms Course strictly followed may chances fvoura
e 10 te government Tor influencing the of the States
General and dunng opponents among whom accordinu
70 some reports the seeds of dcord already sown The
courier dS rays BGS the journal at the
party and there the paper of the
DAY which, the of the states could be relied
on would he nightly important Ii IS in these tems-"The
diplomatic body has declared spirit of the treaty of
IS IN no manner opposed the separation of Belgium
and Holland under the sceptre of the
Gynasy ms important news arrived yesterday Bs sells
IL removes the objection the Prince of Oanpe
more particularly TO have view
number of sent deputaons to Bpsses ofsr
n's suPtor III troops and money 1t however reported in
oe private letters that Antwerp has declared against
separation from oiaDd hut though for the cause of
he insurgents seems prevail Antwerp than in other towns
nance, convoks General for the 18th inst,
re inserted IN the Gazette of the 8th sufficient contradiction
OF the report, that earlier meeting had been resolved nm
EItmcs of Friday. "
The ministry of Van Maanen has ,erminated and what is
y, nuc greater Importance the commission appointed
mo ION the demands be made the Kna for
The Satisfaction of the Beige PROVINCES have repoued m ,
'neir complete separation from the Dutch Provinces except
as regards mere federal the same Kline =
In most important poposiion the decision which
may now be formed pregnant with consequences that no
human sagaciy clearly oresee.
The Pars papers OF Wednesday contain articles copfrmato
oil the pacific intentions of the Emperor Russia towards
ozzo Borgo has received dispatches stating that the Ca
o Vi 81 feieIsourg Prepa ne credentials to
mn, aiong WIN the Official recognition of the Government
ne promotion against the admission French ships bearing
me ir' cooured flag Russian ports been
ne movements OF the troops of Prussia Austria which
have been spoken of they the extent
only he regarded of precaution having for
mnions Of those The Paris papers contain oh
on the state of the Netherlands which thew con-
% 10 aeecate any interference in the affairs of that
unless rance shd be compelled by the conduct of
oe powers, which certainly from being probable The
,se anu moderate policy ich fortunately prevails in
e councils OF the great Of Europe affords assurance
that the determination of the French Government TO leave IN
e people ann the kng OF the Netherlands settlement of
cabinet " ''y
German papers 10 the I'd inst on Saturday The
intended recognition of Louis Philip King of Prussia
seems 10 be certain; but WILL is said be accompanied with
CONDITIONS What those conditions be not stated In
The present state of public feeling conditional recognition
wound not probably be accepted Nothing official however
has ranspfed and the conditions may exist only in the ma
yinn. ions of the writer " ~ w
PARIS, SEPT 6-Leers from fouen received here to day
SPEAK OF serious disturbances caused by combinations Of work
men The National Guard nerposed restore order and
marched TO Dameta, where engagement took place The
oops oil The garrison also the of There
was pretty considerable number of killed and wounded on
both sides This news which spread Change had
FRANCE.
TO The Editor Of The .Morni,g Chronicle
PARIS, September /, $50.
Sr--The recognition of "the KING oftbe French
~ the King of Great Britain is the triumph of repub-
iconlsm. here be many ygho will deny this Short
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