Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-01

ms motives for seeding from tho Government anil
e.e'es us aohes'"" 10 republican principles lie
pe'e' can rise again; The utmost TRANQUILITY pre-
val mere and indeed, throughout the Country and !,
would be- an act of injustice To tho Brpians mo, -
say That nine-tenths o. he popu alton are actuated
The sincerest desire for the blIshment and pre-
sefvation of order The sacrifices made by the
wealthy and mdtllng classes to spport the poor arc
mos laudable and some idea of the heavy tax ,mpn-
seq upon them may be formed firm the fact that NJ
Ghent 25,76O poor of different spe. and sexes are
supported by the SocIete de Blenfn,so,ce ipdenen
dent OF wrokmen aud wstchmen employed by the
CITY; amounting IN all TO 900. OF course there \.
sh utter stagna'ion to every branch oftrade excep,
me sugar rehneries-these still doing we'll
Inc Congress will proceed next week to debate the
articles ofth Constitution the choice of Chief Will
PROBABLY. De one of the last measures
BRUssELs, Nov. 25-We learn that Prince
Frederick and the Duke of Sake Weimar have en-
Tered Hassel with 5000 men on whose approach
all the civil officers fed to Liepe
IL 10 supposed there has been n In, tIe N.
Du'ch and the citizen army Ii il said hat th. D,ch
resolved to re take Venloo, and then to 90 70 Lux
| emburg. e.
LIEGE. Nov 25.-A letter from Mas,ricb, SAYS
i's.ereav m lrning the CO umn Of 1000 me-, updeT
The Duke of SAKE Weiner left this pla:a and tool
the road to Vcnloo, which il said they propose 10
| the armistice "-Poiitioue
i'oNDoN. Nov. 29.-Thn Dutch papers which arr
we'd this morning announce officially the adhesion Of
,ne h'hg 10 Inc arnistice proposed by the Great
Powers There Is nothing else of rest in thpu-
TIE HAGUE, Nov. 25 The Stats Courant OF
to-day contains the folio ing article-"In copse
que"ce ct conference held at London on the l7tE of
this month between thu Plenipo cntiares of ENGLAND
France, the Netherlands, Austria. Russia and Pru.
sa, and of the represent mad in consequence
to the King his Majesty has though fit We Civ
orders to the ndrrs Of his forces by goa and
Ian to suspend all offfnsive operations" We
under tard that tbs second conference led 10 a
second Protocol of the Ambassadors of the five
Great Powers assembled Lnnion. by which
ii is determined thar an arms ice for tie i'm
is%aid # three months shall AXE place between
Holland and B~lgum to ce 90 Sunday, the
2Ist inst With respect tn the remaining contents
OF the Protocol, the accounts diff"rrn; tina; we
d. not think 1t advisable lay any thing more for
the present. 1t seems quite certain that the Prov-
eional Gov eminent of Belgium has also given it's os
sent tn this armistcc
HIS Majesty considering the great DISADVANTAGES
that might ensue from free navigation with ships and
vessels t" and from TIE parts of the kingdom which
are IN state of instruction has by decree OF he
90 inst. prohibit ed all conveyance of me rchondize
to and from The parts Of the kingdom ia stare oflr
surrectiOu
From the Temps of Sunday
! private letter from Porplgnan Informs US, that all
communications between the inhabitants of France
and Spain have been suddenly interrupted on the from
tiers Of Cerdagnia in consequence of orders received
fr"m superior authority n Catalonia
i The Count Espagna. who said 10 have been
wounded IN the affair al St Urge, arrived Puycer-
da from the above place. on the 5th of this month
+ along with a few h-ndred of his men, Immediately
after detachment was stationed at the entrance of
the bridge at B"urg-Msd-m, the side next TO
observed
the whole line.
A SMYRNA date sf Or'. 18th, announces the death
E of NJ. Adrian Dupre. Consul General of France in
: that city
j LONDON MONEY MARKET.
EUeninS Of 29h .Hos.-Since the settlement OF
tue account the demand for money stock has consider
ABLY lessened but there is supply of it in the
market sufficient to meet large purchases and wnen
= they occur, they produce effect which, under
other circumstances, would result from them The
price of Consols, which opened his morning s2t
vas raised to 83I by purchase to he extent OF
ESQ ooo made by one of the leading brokers: bu, a
depression caused almost immediately afterwards
by large sales for the account, aRd after some h"cn-
alto ms of no Importance it finally closed 90 82s
for January. EzchcQuer bills leave OF ct II I7s
premium
Some anxiety is felt in the city as to the coarse
likely 10 be pursued at this period BY the Bank of
England, in giving the accommoGa ion 10 ~ mouied
iner usual this period, in loans at per cent.
On securi les of various kinds until the pavmen of
the dividends The practice has been in exis-
tence for more than IS months and has been resorted
to at the close of each quarter No notice has how
ever yet been issued tho the shutting of Con OILS
fur he dividend takes place in the course of the pc
sent week
There has been some slight increase of business to-
dav in the foreign funds, chiefly through the val
of orders from Holland for the purchase of Cories
bonds. the price Of which has advanced but not
tera'lv. The last price fo7 the bonds Of 1922 was
15s to Z and FOR those OF 1923. III 20 notice
has appeared this morning tor the payment Of a d.
vidend on Chilan stock, due since September $50
but has not had tn, effect of raising lis value IN
any great degree
Tuesday, Nov so, City, twelve o'clock The city
this morning IS quite barron uf news or reports be-
y"nd the predictions of The French letters and pap rs
which continue to ring the changes on chances NJ
war, marches of troops and activity Of military on.
GERS. All these however have no' produced an7
effect on our funds. which opened 82Js and arc
now quoted o2S2.
One o'clock There IS little business dong n the
Stock Exchange; hut the prices Of Consols rlrnta,n
thei' station very firmly, the quotation being
32S5
LIVERPOOL nov. 25.--S Since orr las respcc,s
we have had regular ard steady demand for cotton
The entire sales Of last week p 200 bars in
Guiding $4,000 American, and this weeks are compu-
ted at about 900 bales ices about ID alb we tho
currency of ten days since, with firm feeling ser