Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

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il is expected that Ibis Majesiy's assent Will be
gniied according to form To the resolutions OF
Tho Cabinet in respect I" tho n,m. date coercive
IN assures to BIO instituted against iioll. nd As
s,ch measures involve the question oi pea war
AID affect the Kings prcrogat'vc, ii is necessary
that His Majesty's assent should be given in tho
accust omed form."-Courier.
"Wagers have been laid at some at the naval
and military cluIs at the west enc, 'iiat not smgl
shot will he fired in the threatened expedition to
the Schcldt. "--Herald
| Prince Levan, Baron Wescnburg, and Btron
| Ncumann, said tn have forwarded species OF
carte blanche To- the Hague, purporting that Rus
STA and Austria having signed tue protocols and
| resolutions ofthe conference, will go hand in hand
with Great Britain and France This agrees but
i'll with report abroad, of twenty Russian ships
of the line boing ordered to the Texcl--( Herald.
! The speech of the King of Holland, in which
Tho late Be'gic revolution is only spoken of US the
revolt, breathes war and defiance. Indeed the last
| paragraph leaves doubt on the subject"
The 'glory of ancestors" is never appealed 20
except when their pOsteriiy are to be reused TO
emulate exploits which made them renowned, aud
the fruit of "noble perseverance," never expected
unless 1t is TO DO pucked for apprehended dangers.
On the eve or IN the midst of war with all tina
powers OF Europe, no sovereign could
solemn expressions oftrust in Providence, moro
decided resolutions ofappeahng to victory. Unless
then the Dutch government changes its whole s,s-
tom of conduct, or unless the whole powers OF Eu-
ropo abandon tho treaty which they have fisd
with Belgium afcr eighteen months of patient de-
| liberation, there be no means left for
avoiding hostile coils son between Holland and
the two most active members of the European
iougue.--Iimes.
HAvRE Oct TO-
American Flour continues dull Of SALE 800 bbs,
Richmond snpcriine have boon purchased at 33f.
per Dbl. duty paid; at public auction 592 bbs.
Virginia and l26 sonr Genessee went off at 22f to
23'. 70 q. also duty paid. Stock, in first and Sc
cond hands 10000 bbis.
Gam 4 4.
the last ten days. the Gales which have taken place
have, however, been effected at firm prices, and we
can make no reduction In any of quotations
for this article.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
by the arrival at this port of the Carroll of Car
rollion. Capt. Bird, we have our London and Liver
pool papers 10 the 20th of October.
| The Belgian question appears to 10 the chief
theme OF public attention. The London Times of
the goth holds this language: "There has heen
pause to-day in the excitement OH the Dutch pues-
lon' ana In some quartz VIC have found the notion
PREVAIL that cocrsve measures against Holland are
by no means To be pressed with rapidity; but that
as SOON as the hrst demonstrations made by tho
narcn OF tho French army into Belgium, and by the
Joint blockade ofthe Scheidt, negotiations are
to be opened. We mention this as the information
current to-day IN respectable quarters; but ell
assured, from authority which we should place
greater reliance, that this s an erroneous view of
the cnse and that force must he resorted To unless
companee takes place on the part of Holland
At the same timo it is clearly the policy of Eng
land and OF France not 10 resort o any
violence, that the apprchensions which some OF our
merchants are beginning to express on that head
are unworthy of the good sense they usually express
on all great occasions. They should throw the
blame IT any, on the Dutch, rather than on tho
| English government, which is thus placed under
the painful necessity of enforcing the Joint decision
ot the allies. A notion which has heen diligently
circulated of meeting of merchants and bouking
interests, to petition against the about to
| be adopted has, far experience has pone
been treated with ridicue, and has nos. we firmly
believed any respectable supporters The parties
would act more wisely to address themselves in this
conlrncture to the king of Holland; or they should
IN the first instance, have petitionod against any
attempt to settle the difference between Holland
and Belgium, of which, having once begun. tho
present state OF things is unavoidable conse-
qnence n OF to be shrunk from without loss of Dig
nity and in the end perhaps infinitely greater dan
ger"
Liverpool Cotton MarEet Triday Oct. 10
! The demand for cotton during the week has heen
pretty general; but from the quantity ofierinr be-
ing increased, the middling and fair qualities Of
UPiands and Mobiles may be bought little lower.
| Tho sales oft the week, including 1000 bales Amer
lean, taken speculation, amount TO IA $40 BAGS
| Import l3,257 bags.
liverpool Corn Exchange, Friday Oct 49,
4 The demand experienced during the previous
week tor wheat, continued up the close of YES
terday, and there being a regular supply fresh in
moderate business was Transacted and further
small advance was realized At this days ma rke
there was fair attendance of dealers; but in con-
sequence of holders demanding a further advance
on wbe1t of about 2j to Sd per busheI the sojes
were not near so extensive anticipated.
though still fair of business was Transact
ed. Oats were in moderate request, md Id per
buslcl dearer. Barley very dull, and, excepting
for the finest samples, a shade lower. Other
articles were nominally the on Tuesday.
AT meeting of the officers of the 18th Reri
ment of Virginia Militia, held at Hanover Court
house, on Friday, the 23d day of November, 1882:
Col. William l.. White called to the chair,
and Capt. Henry G. Street appointed secretary
The object OF the meeting having been explain
ed from the chair, thcreupon the following preum.