Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-22

owners Are you aware TINT IN Iamnc, ,h.,, . -
70 induce Government to alter the duty in
FAVOR on fobacco and prepared to turn then
land to the Erowth?-that in Neu South w les they
! are also endeavouring 10 get from Government n
similar concession that by Bill to be brought
n'G ehe house, Tobacco Will be allowed to be grown
Ireland at Is Sd per ID. duty! and yet in Canada
wnere the growth is begun, and the quality approved
.ney DO not think it worth while encourage !"-
ne same gentleman, after animadverting upon the
very anomalous Resolutions in.rodrced into the A.
semoy OF Upper Canady. in reference to proposed
settlement OF coloured people, who had been oppres
siveIy driven from Ohio remarks "surey there must
no q" oD"!ul'y OF intellectual vision either on my
part or on the part of those of whom am spea kip
of really had Paraelcd the driving out the blocfs
rom Oo' TO the revocation of the Edict of Nantes
whch was the means of Introducing into England q
society OF quiet, conscientious and ndustrons
people who brought With them deeper compIex;on
1t Is true but what has been and is Of orea, p.,;oi
mEpofianse-the silh trade So did expec. TINT
.ncse sa6le ezMgranis would hive brought with them
the culture OF the Tobacco" --- $4,000
commercially Important. An article hos heen nnb.
no rem lhe Madrid on, 'al Gazette cont aiming
decree or the King Spain re establishing the gey
eminent monopoly ofTobacco at Cadiz. The loca5au
.hofitlss at CadIz sent up to Court Representations
Oh the subject, and shipments of Tobacco were
neDGea TO De susPenped until answer could be had
70 me aPphcation SO materially affecting the com.
neIce Oh That place The editors of the New Yorl,
Daiiy Advertiser are indebted to a commercinl
iriend Tor the following letter, by which it will be
CADIz 9th May, $780,
Dear Sir-No opportunity having before offered by
which we could acquant you with the answer to tho
sent Court by the local authorities
y. .ii pace we nave now the pleasure state that
a answer has been received and that the
eatened this port have been suspended bv the KIM.
ana TOBACCO Is now admitted heretofore which wn
mention for the information of yourself aad friends
small lot OF 81 hhds have arrived from Boston anh
nave 6een placed al SI0a per qtl. We look for arri.
vais OF TINS article this month"; when prices will probs-
bly, rule from 81 to II per qtl
fhe duty on Salt exported from hence TO foreisu
countries has been reduced from SO to 80 cents ner
last oil aS fanegas. Your obedient servants,
HORAFIO SPRAGUE e. CO.
Er.ces al Cattts~ 6th .uau.-Snes of $3.50 brls. at
20; Carolina Rice Is abundant and dull at 81; New
Utieahs Cotton saleable ct S12 10; Duenov Ayres
nides IL l8 per qtl; Havana and Porto Rico Gof.
ice ~; Quicksilver Is at at present very saieabde
Le0ii,cay betsoeen liverpool and Loudou-A late
Liverpool paper says:The most active prepsr ions
are making to establish railway from this place To
hohdon by way of Birmingham. Last week CON-
Pany was formed IN this town, which, in conjunction
WIN ahOther company established Birmingham Is
intended 10 execute that part of the road which lies
uetween the two towns, and SURVEYS are maxine hy
othcr individuals, south of Birmingham with q view
OF prolonglng the line the met ropolis The Liver
Pooi ana hImingam Hallway s intended to Cross the
Mefsey at Runcorn, by bridge, which will be Of
the largest II not the largest, the kingdom. TIE
iuhds necessary for surveying the ae have boen rag-
co, asd the survey will. believe, be commenced
without loss of time. Phe expense of the railway
between Liverpool and Birmingham is exnerted Il,
he million and half sterling.
i'he National fnteligeicer states that the Presi.
dent or the United States. with part of hs faru;Iv
departed from Washington Thursday, on visit to
the1cmitage, hts residence in the SGte of Taunes,