Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-21
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FOR EIGN.
BALrIMoRs, March 10.

BALTIMoRE, March 10
FROM LIVERPOOL The ship Chandler Price,
eaptuin Paleskr, at this port yesterday from Liver
pool, sailed on the evening of tho itE February. We
learn verbally from captain =. that American Flou.
IN brisk demand when he sailed and was quoted
at 3Is Cd 35s. Cd. The cargo Of the Dorothea,
from Philadelphia. was sold ut SIS. a 35, Cd. The
papers brought by this ship only TO the eth jan
We have been iavourcd by mercantile house OF
this city with the following extract OF letter from
the most respectable source, dated
"LiyEnpooL, Sd February, 1851.
II will not be known until tomorrow whether the
turn cotton sp,nncrs have resumed their work to.
day The market is steady with limited demand.
Bonded Flour firm at Us. Cd. 35s per bbl."
Another letter from Liverpool, under date of Sd
February, abiding 10 the previous days accounts,
transmitted by the packet Btnanna, ssys,"ttcrc is
no change in the Flour market "
The following extract of letter is publShcii IN the
Gaze te:-
si.,vrRpuoL, February Cd, 1881.
ave wrote 20 you LIST; since then the deu,snd TOR
flour has greatly subsidized. and prices have gwen wsy
a lte--3is. Cd has been taken for Philadelphia on
the spot, and al the present moment, probably even
less would be accepted If offered for quatty-ISal
timore and Virginia may tc quoted nomnaly at 3Ss.
Cd. 81. There sellers than buyers at the
present moment, but yet we do not upprehend there
will be any material decline, the averages are like
~ to GU sufficiently high ere long 10 make 1t
more advantageous to pay the duty, than sell IN bond
at any material reduction in price.
The adviccs from all quarters Of the Continent
state the prices there rather to be on the rsc-thcy
may be quoted from 33s per or. on board. at O.
dessa averaging as we proceed round the coast OF
Earope, up to 55aG5s Dantz,g. Even Oats ut Ar
changel havs risen To about los per quarter.
"Indan Corn in bond is worth 40a4ls per $50 lbs,
and the duty is now only 4s lod per quarter, and it
will yet be iorer.
''Rye of good quality would probably meet with
buyers at 33a5jS ia bona, per Imperial quarter
the duty is SIS Just now, but II will be lower
''The con :umption of Barley has become so i'm
mensc since the abolition of the Beer Tax, tina, it has
been surnlsed there Is intention ths part of our
Government to prrmt dsfiidttun from sugar at
reduced Duty, IL order TO check the advance both
Barley and Oats--bdi doubt If such measure
will o. resorted unlessthe prices of these Grains
advance further vet.
PARLIAMENTARY RrroRM.-Onc of the promincn,
subjects of deiberatiun ut the present session nf the
British Parliament, will doubtless DO that of par
lamcntary reform II expected that some
system of action this topic would be brouched
by the Ministers at all early period Of tho session.
Which was 10 commence on the Sd OF February, nd
the opening of which will be announced by The
next packet from England. In the mean time we
Will quote from some Of the leading Eng sh Jour
nails certain paragraphs, embr acug all that known
md some things That not known, tins momen-
tous subIec'. The plan generally supposed To be a.
dopted, -" says the Liverpool Courier of Feb ID
TIA; Of a6StruciIng one member from each close and
corrupt borough under certain number of nhab-
tants aud giving The sufage TO the unrepresoncd
lows. Perhaps one hundred new m ,nbers would
thus be Git "a be provided by commercial and manu-
featuring places. - Jour. Com.
From the London Times government paper( Jan %
Il has long b'en our CONVICTION. and we sta;ed rs
much yesterday. that when the tug Of the reform con-
tea! comss upon them, tho borough dcalcr-the rot
ocracy-will die hard. The love of abuse is with
this body tciaSs We might call them) an instinct
They men who from their birth upwards have
looked at The coun,ry-as their fathers and party.
predecessors did before them-ihrouch the conifor,a-
be melin Of place bestowed by the Crown or Minis
ter, emoument drawn from other peoples purscs and
thair -.
advantages founded the domestic monopoly Of
boruughs, that IS on their individual power OF sub
stiutng their own representatives. in Parliament for
these OF tie people OF England. We re-.
peat earnest counsel 10 the people, to be str.nu-
ou., indie aHgable. and uncompronisiro in their de-
Carnations aud detnGntS for REFORM Without their
most rigorous BId the Ministers NAV be Defeated IN
their national and noble enterprise. The enemy IS
an the fcld,-we cHn our coun,rymen of fha,
cel; and his in,rigues nre even to be- dreaded
by us ali than his numbers. If the .refurm;np Gov
crnm'nt be not enc 'uragrd and -timua; ed from
wnhout, may live loag before we sen aootb.,
defeat OF the Tory Ooroughmonsers.
From the same, Feb I.
1t is DIR deliberate conviction aud was EXPRESSED
as such in TIE Tins o. yesterday, that II rcf,rm of
Parla Is only security sgainst reyoIution
nry overthrow of the Church and 3 ate of ENGLAND
Beyond al question, 4 the Wing Ministers DO not
now supported, Tory Government or rather bas-
tard Tory-would SAND good chance Of mnedl.
a ely succeeding to Office
An Administration Of pure Tories indeed-th,t
is, Of Tories through prejudice or fanotlcsm but,
acc ring 20 their lights blindness honest withai
could not, we believe, be ormed. The pnrty isl
lt'elf fast crunbling to decay. =
There is no violation of secrecy IN men,iuninc
what seems to DC admitted among all the best infof
md clrclcp-vlz. that attempts have been made of
late, IN spirit no less Inqutous than daring TO Der
suadc an lus,rous Parsonage that the Pledge of his
Ministers to meet the universal desire Of the people
OF England for correction Of those mons rous abu-
scs which have ctept through the constituent body
into the whole OF their representative SYSTEM ia a
pledge to rerotutionise he state! From various
quarters and highly respectable has been circula-
ted that the RoJN thus abused from day 10 dav
for purposes tie most selfish and criminal.
~, hen, they WHO hope to succeed the prescn
nms'ers found their own superior claims to II
NJ Jcttys confidence on their hostility 70 that rnen
SuTr-yiz 'corm Of Parliament, by yvhch the OK
1sthg Government rs pledged to stand or tnIl-,be
new Caonct 500 be formed will have mo reform"
tor ITS test and wachword II cannot broak Gub
wan The Sovereign by undertaking that same mea.
sure which he will have been prevailed mon hv tho