Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-08

In the anxious hope that the brave French nation will get
OF all degrading curses remain. SiI.
Your humble aud ohcd.cn Servant.
b-om he " Y. Commercial advertiser of Jaa. <.
ONE DAY LATER FROM LIVERPOOL.
Cant H"l,lredg- has this morning handed us n copy
one Day later 'han any p"p"r he supposed he had
bnnr6-nor did he discover 1t Until 10 dav The only
Political news find, is very conc,Se account of
the proceedings "f parliament the vcuinc Of the
IN. w" quote the following fr'm the House of
HOUSE OF CONMONs-Doc. :.
Regency RW.-Mr Jus'ic" Po't"son ana Mr.. Jus
tice Anderson brought down tho Regency Bill from
the lords. which. the riO'lHr Of Lord horn WA
red first time and ordered 10 be re1d second time
on Tuesday next
Re'r"nrsmsn! and Ecoaomy Lord Arhor2 gave
notice that on Thursday mkt tthis dayl he should
move ,or n Select Committee TO inquire into what
r"u ';nn corE.hr made the salaries Of nil officers
holding places under the during p!"asr-c such
offices bong filled b. NON '"rS OF either House nj
Parliament Loud cries OF hear and cheer nr from
al parts oF IN" Iio"se Af"r :hc cheering had
sor'nwh1' snbsided tho Noble Lord gave notice thu,
on F'iday next he should move for vote orcrcdt on
account or'hr Civil I.is'. tIlcar
Sir Henry parue asked what he in. en.iou OF
Gov"rnnont with respect to the Civil Ti,o
Lord Aihorp said II was the wish of the Ministers
to look into what alteration could hc made to tho
select committee sitting. which had been appointed
and 'hR' alterations necessary. recen events
showed the members of thar House.
Mr.. Gen Dawson tool; that opportunity of askinG
whe'har it was true tha' Sir A. Hart was abou, 10
retir" from the office OF Lord High Chancellor OF
I-cl,ni:
Lord Althorp had so recently arrived in town that
he not able 20 the question officially: he
Lrd only hcrrd it by report
on the motion "fM-: Spring Rice. the Cons ida
ted Fond Bill wac read third time and passed
! Sir Robert Peel rose, and was left speaking on
the Dropretv Of resembling he order for appointing
Committee on the Civil List, unless that committee
we're 10 meet immediately.
From The Lrrd"n Prices Curyen! Of 7'IcsHny Der =
Sugrr.--Th" alarm AMONGST the Wes' India NOR
chants last week excessive; several lures ~ ere
announced The Consequence was extensive selling
Of SUGARS nj whatever prices could be procnrCd very
considerable parcels were forced of further
duc'ion If 2s per cwf; oooury Sugars 4 Is and 45s
wa-r he cheapcs' drscrioti,ns in the market The
public sale 90 45n hhdS. and ticrces ST. Lucia wont
oR rather higher than the preyiOus prices b. private
contract, dry brown Ais ed, blight yellow ia.
The stock If Musrov1des is now 1890 hhds and
tierces, being $50 less than last year Tn" stock of
Mauriiius Sugar 90 Is bags being 22o moro than
last ye'r The delivery of Muscoyades last week
1862 bids and iio-cc' being % more than last year
The delivery Of Mauri;ius 2l2s bags being $40 less
than in the corresponding week Of 1929.
~ the close Of this days market the estimated
s1le7 fully 600 hhds and tieTccs the market il
much moro firm and the trade evidently out Of stock
In the Refined Market there were several forced
snl"s flow Lump 61s els Gil The crashers purcha-
sed several parcels Of large and small Iumps C2s 63-
and 6Js small surch1 ses Of crashed COS 32s were
mad FIR the Med' erranean
fGbe' -Th"re wer" very limited public snlcs last
W" k: tn fine Bcrbco supported prices tho lower
descriptions were dull a parcel of ST. DOMINGO
bv private contract. was reported s,ld Mt 35s.
Hemp FHar anil T1tio,o --!T,llow Market contin-
uas ~ fncunte violently the prices rose 10 Ais
fell to A2s sd and this afternoon the quotation !.
49, 81 HEMP ia q shade lower. Flax hold with
much frmn"ss and rather moro money sskcd.
7"Jqrro The sales Of Tobacco are confined 10
small rarcrls for the home trade
Oh-S"ed OILS arc considerably lower on nc
count orla-g" suoplies Of Sno1 Sporrn maintains
the late price. and scarce Al other Oils are dull,
and rather law'r
fndigo In Ers' India Indigo there aro No sa'es
to rcpor. Bv public sale yesterday p seroons Gun
tenaa sold 81 above tho last public sale prices
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Dsccmber g. Epsajnr.
We have had very little doing in tho Cotton
Market for The last few days with irininr decline
IN prices. The sales to-day, were 25DO bags.
NEW ASPECT ofMs HOUSE COMMONS |
phH Met omorphnses the Benches nf tho TInnsrg
nj P,rllm ~ ann ar most singular " u n"tha' oil
sturdy nnposItlnnis's in the Iraasur grats
or that well broknn IN members nr tho TREASURY ire
10 he viewed "pon tho opposition benz hos which look,
so una"conn'n bl" fr such transit ions are moi uneon-
mon; wha st'ik"s The spectators ic The manner in
winch each nI"uIj~r bears his change Mr. Calcrar
s'"n' quite nj homo either side md 80 docs Sir
]. Scarlet -Sir George Murray sits in his usual
phlosnphc magnanimltv Sir RI liardingc cannot
ST cyl. o. MI, but wrpgles about so thai hr remind
you oftbc giant of old. who though torn from tho
seat by Hercules left part Of his body ndho-pp N
The Old place Sir Robert Peel looks sicrrly resign.
ed. and Mr.. Croker looks in drspsir-Nr Hume oc
oupe' his identcol oil spot. with his broad shonl
ders against the hluo most. with Preston Wood nm
he right hand, and Mil sim O'Cnnne before him
VIC are persuaded that Mr. HIurnes perinaciv is
derived from leaning hrs head so long arainsi ~
uosi' he seems Ike Great Dagon. "Gxcd in his ever
LASTING scat"
There are innumerablr meinbrrg vino ait l,nkn
wistfIly ut heir old quarters. md peep under Nh.
table and 10 al directions round IT, IN find some o.
vious meand"ring path. IA In the now mipstor.
they s"om 40 unused 10 the right SIDE or The TI,u.r
That thcy Know not how % So. Lord Seton ro9os.