Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-16

to the country in political point of view 1t is hi
therto thing unheard of in the history OF Europe
Tor a monarch IN state OF blindness to mount the
throne. In the histories OF the Byzantine aroclues
and of the former dominion of the hioors in SPAN,
there may perhaps have been instances of prince
whose eyes We're put out by one party TO make hun
incapable of wearing the crown, having been called
TO II by the other party Bnt no case OF blind mo-
march mounting the throne has happened in the
history OF Europe properly so called. If therefore,
his Royal Hghness should not recover his sight, the
provided for in section Ia of the constitution will
doubtless cnsuc namely, the formation Of regency.
"A regency takes place when the King is either under
age or otherwise hindered from personally exercising
the functions of t."-Augemei7e Zeittiag.
Tie Ranorer Gseette of the 9Th inst. contains an
official apology Tor the decree of July S, IN which II
asserts that the constitution actually suspended,
merely because the King has refused announce ms
accession in conformity with the terms prescribed by
II; and adds that the King has only confines himself
TO the faculty OF examining how far the rights OF the
crown had been invaded. There is ground, it OBJ
serves for presumlng hat the King has any intention
OF deprv.ng the country of the States General, or OF
abrogang the laws Il at have been promulgated since
the granting OF the constitution, merely because they
have proceeded from a Legislative Assembly. The
domanal rights of the crown have not at any time
been abandoned and lis certain that under the con-
sttuton itself the burdens Of the country have not
been llghtened. The Gazette hopes that all impair
tal citizens will await with confidence the proposals
which the King will make to the States on this sub
Ject.-A letter froHl Hanover OF the same date says:
" The commission the constitution has brought
its abors to a conclusion, and presented long report
to the King. 1t said that this report, tie frst IN
stance juslifes the decree OF July 5, with view to
meet the objections of several foreign cabinets, and
then represents favorable light the predominant
sentiments expressed in the decree ITSELF Ii announc
ed that M Lest de Stade has received instructions to
draw up work on the Constitution. According to
general rumor, the late King bequeathea to King Err
nest all the arrears of the Hanoveran Civil List, TO
enable him to meet certain anterior engagements
without laying any furter burdens on the country.
LIVERPOOL CorToN Enthusiastically, Aug. live have
sales have daily en heavy and improving establish
ing further advance of Id perb in the mddng and lower
qualities of American Brazil has participated fully in the de-
mand and may be quoted Id higher Egyptian saea
BILE and the lower qualities sparngly oered and have adj
vanced I'd lib. In Suat large sales have been effected and
they are higher During the week 4,5O0 American, $50 SUI
and 40 Egyptian been taken speculation and 100
American, 200 Surat, and 225 Bengal for export.
We have bad good demand too today. The sales
reach 1000 the trade the highest prices the week.
MONDAY, Aug. l3-There continues very active demand
Tor cotton The prices OF Friday last fully supported
though perhaps not higher bnt cotton offers sparngy
proportion the demand The sales Saturday 5000
speculation.
LIVERPOOL Corn MARKET. August 49, lSS7-The weather
continues remarkably fine and forcing the growing
and already good many fields OF Oats and Barley have been
cut in this neghbolhood From ireano three parcels
of Oats and little Oat Meal have been imported
Our market this morning opened heavy which was far
her increased by the the decline in Mark
erday On the few sales of Wheat which effected
ducton OF 81 bshe submedto the best samples OF
English and Irish.