Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

of the captalhe accounts from all the departments
testify general assent thr choice. Iheoe will
De Inference 81 sentiment ON mauv other points
all Opinions are free-the press IS hand eagh-
ten, warn public men, and all the citizens; but there
Is an observation which my I'D experience ought
To submit to YOU.
The Nation had conquered in '99; national aud So
cai rights had been proclaimed and organized, force
could 90 nothing against then that fatal sys
TEN OF division and anarchy, the dcplorabe consc-
quenccs OF which YOU all know, and have not
since seen agents OF that false system cmlssaries of
CoDientz and of foreign powers, unpudentiy clam
their salary: but the exquisite good sense OF the
actual population Will preserve us from that rnlsfor-
tune LOU are no longer those generations Of the
ahc'en regime astonshed nj learning they had rights
anu duties, you are the children, the pupils OF the
revolution, and your conduct IN the great days of
glory and liberty has Just shown the difference.
surrounded by 80 many persons, formerly and
ccnly distinguished who awake in me many re-
coLections of attachment of gratitude, and of res
Pec' ana among whom am peased 10 meet our he
roeS OF the barricades, invited by the magistrates OF
the captai I" this patriotic banquet; feel that they
have intended to give To the National Gunrd OF Par
Is ates'lmony of affection in the person of chef,
wnose constant sentiment has been hat of respec-
Iaoc suoord'naton to the civil authority; but how
eHPeSs 10 all and to each the emotions my heart!
l sh'ii conhne siysclfto proposing to you the f,ow-
ing toast-"7he Glorious Partisan Popuintiou'
"A The Words, ''the glorious Partisan p. pulation'
the acclamatlons ofthe Company burst forth with III
creased VvacIty The orchestra played patriotic airs
Zen Lafayette rising, indca ed that the banuue;
WAS concluded and the Company aua,n assembled ia
Tue sa'o'ns There only sub Get offered matt er
1or conversations tho splendor, the rapGity of the
great events which We have inst Witnessed Tho hr
rolf courage OF the brave inca who insured the rlo-
rious success: the generous devo,cnes of the Gill;
zehs, VINO placed themselves at the national move
men; the solemn acts which have confied the ,iesti
mes OF the country King who is the defender of
The rights and liberties of ali This wa, The suhiec,
on whi:h every body conversed with a noble pride
an entire confidence, and that uuanimiy of ent
m hpit,
to inspire s
STATE q iraae.- We have at present great salts
ilc'icn in SayIng, that we scarcely ever remember
me trade OF Manchester and nerhbourh.nd oenor
any, TO have been IN more healthy and satisfactory
state, than by common consent it is admitted to br
I aI tnls Tune. Al present there is very good de-
manu- Tor most descriptions ofcolon goods at remu
aerating prices. Yarns are also in bot,rr rooros
than they while ago and of some sorts III.
prices are little improved. The silk nanutac-
ture' we are glad TO say, participa in the general
Improvement. Though the shipping demand for
broad silks winch has beeu very considerable - now
pretty much over for the years the home es nd bntb
! ior blacks and other dark au:umu colours is rood
whch me anti-reetraicrs told us YVES u be annihi
ia'en oy The opening of the market for East India
Soous, mas Tor several months been decidedly more
extensive than ever, and very large quantities have
oeen dlspoaed ef for foreign markets. On The whole.
inc s'lk manufacture IN the nfighbourhood of Man
cnes,'i coatnues prosperous 1t is IN a state of de-
clued extension, and many cotton Weavers have
! ~ oetaken themselves TO it. There is at present,
we are happy to add' less apprehension of he pro
oaoiity OF any Serious Commercial re action, han
We nave formerly known at similar periods The
business done, generally speaking is bo,tomed mon
real capital There is very little fict,tions no,er
auoat' nor, thanks IN degree to the ,n,prov.d
s'a.e OF the currency, very likely that their
VIII be much increase of i,
.Banchcstcr Guardian.
GoTDos, Aug. 10Th, eo,oook, p. A -The f.n -
, 't rIeHch nnds cccasioued by The extensive Enr
s sm se L al rams and The scarciysof money has 81
In r-nIx .t1
cred The market is what the r,hbars eIa,,
Term very hdgsty the price has been several trocs
''4 anu 9es appears very nnset led and a large
spgcnla,Ive account for the s6ih (setlng day
1 S 10 arrange; Consois OIL 3-8I Excheouer
BUS remain at the prices cf Yesterday; and Tn INDIA
Bonds no business Is reported
IN the 10 egn Marke the rise of the Soanist Eonds
at faris from ~ To 90 has attracsed much alien
' d Tue price from last night 22l has advanced 2sl
bTaz' Bonds are 72I Portng uese 6 ~ 3; Greek
OBJ Sef; MEXICAN, 49,! Several Transaction m r. anca
soc. are reported; the Eve Per Cents. losf 25c.
soc. ' h'"ahge Soi
Capt Luce, of the Ceres report. hat at the las,
a " every thing was quiet Hrance-that it
vas generally believed a serons revolution would
soon take place IN Spain, and that tbere 49, Wv
ports that Ii had already broken out
ne also states thar the weather had continued
.av1faoe Tor the harvest IN England, and grain was
declining in PRICE.
Inc Eo,s OF The Journal of Commerce arc favored with
Tn letters from liverpool, Aug 18TH inclusive
o most important details On the 26b IN.
Ij,t O eu extended 10 5000 bales steady prices VIZ
elI oIq 7sd 600 at 3d. Orleans, 7sd Alabama
Ji;, ~, bnere had been number of arrivals from the
nI oades Dut we 10 not find the vessel. men
oNcep INC ship Saleir Capt Richardson of This port
~ arrived on the 18th with New York dates TO the 9Th
Circular Of .4',dreo Taylor Il Co
rt.. LIVERPOOL, 23d August, 1880
, iansactons IN Cotton last week extremely mode.
rae; eny 1tO bales having found buyers Notuiibs andjnc
an demand ihougho the week holders did no, shety
c 10 press sales, and we therefore notice auv
s a ces' The business done eng full previous rates
'V' bales OF the American were taken on speculation
h.s 'i.s weeS apo toe import in period was Is 400
SINCE Tho LIST Jan amounts 10 sci mo aosps,
II 10 same period last year; the fro9, the
~ s Is o'ooo bales Ple sales of Cotton Saturday and
market generally f "oS '' '"c
me sales Of Montreal Pot go old 2ss and
<9 Sos and $40 Of Pearl BIS Sd pe cvyt snsc
o on nave 9esn tempted 10 her stocks of the LAT
@ rom 'ne falling off the supplies Tar 500 bbIs sold =,
rs so per bb and $50 bls. of good old Turpenne =, To-
pr e~ s"er Bark so hhhs Of dne Phladepha bronsh,
<s o." rs od per There has been uodetae h,,s;
os IN wheat and -four lower prices the weather has be
He.y favorable for week past throughout the coun;rv and
lie nf fbu Co.,