Star.
London, England, 1828-05-31 00:00:00

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remark, we by no means intend to insinuate dug the
MW Administration is formed upon any exclusive
principles; on the contrary. it comprises amongst Its
litembers men who are not unwilling to yield to the
improvements of the age in which we live; but it'
happily has excluded theorists, who would throw
down every barrier which has been raised by the wis-
dom and experience of ages, for the admission of new
principles, many of them dangerous. and nearly all
uncertain in the results to which they may lead. In
the present Ministry we have men of enlightened but'
sound principles, who will not hastily depart from any
system on which the prosperity of the country has
been built ; but, at the same time, will not obstinately
adhere to useless systems, which have• nothing but
Antiquity to recommend them. The people of this
country are, we are convinced, more likely to be pleased
and satisfied with the plain, manly, strait forward cha•
racier of the Duke of WILLINQTON, than with the
trltks and chicanery of modern statesmen. notwith-
standing the. tinsel of eloquence with which they
may adorn their proceedings. The government of a
country is not so difficult 31 science as these modern
practitioners would have it supposed to be ; it wants
only good sense. and uptight intentions. Those leali-
fications the present Mmistry undoubtedly possess; and
confident as we are in the integrity of their intentions,
and the soundness of their principles, we shall offer
them all the support *Web our humble effor ts can fiord.
We hasten to lay belore the public the Miniiity•
far as it is at present arranged:
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. M* 30.

At the Court at St. Janus's, the 29th thy of relay, 1828, Preseit,
the Hine, Moot EzetHeat Majesty in Council.

This day the Right Honourable William Lowther (commonly
called Viscount Lowther); the Right Honourable Lieutenant.
General Sir George Murray; the Right Honourable Sir Henry
ILl:Wage; and the Right Hoootirableliomas Peregrine Counenay.
were, by his Majesty's command, sworn of his Majesty's Most
Honourable Privy Council, and took their respective places at the
Beard accordingly• * ,

His 'Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Rift flrosistot+
able George L'irl of Aberdeen and the Hight Hooosrabk Limes-
General Sir George Murray to be two of his Majesty'. Principal
Secretaries of Stare. they were this day. by its Majesty's awn.
mud, sworn two of his Majesty's Priocipai Secretaries of &ant
accordingly. _ _

His Majesty in Council was this dap *seed to appoint the
Right Honourable Thomas Perevine Ciewteney President of the
Committee of Council appointed (cease anisideration of ill smelters
relating to Trade and Foreign Pluitatisest In the sheetlee of the
President of the said Committee, foe the dole being.

The following is a complete list of the late and pre-
sent Millar'', i 0 far as the appaististeats are yet de-
lerstined. Tho.e marked thos t are anti-Citholic--•

First Lord Commis. Duke of WeMita* Duke of Weilingtoety
Chelsea of the Kick. Mr. Gemlborny....— Mr. Goulburnt
Lord 4Clianeellor ... Lord Lyndburett Lord Lyndburitt
President of Council. Raft Baikuritt
Lord.Prlvy Seal ...... Lard Inksborougli Lord liMenbormign
Seetetaries—Home . Mr.. Teat
Foreign Fift Dudley ...... .
Colonial -Mr. kluskitiort
Woods and Forests... Mr. A rbotboot Lord Lowther/.
laver of the Mini... Mr. Hardest Mr. Merriest
Heard of Con-rout ... Lord Melville
Dimity of Lnicaster.. Earl of Aberdeect Mr. Arbethose
Hoard of Trade ...... Mr; Grant ...... Ne appointment
Secretary at War Lurd Tanneries°

Mr. T. P. Conagysatr supplies the place of Mr. F: Lams, as
Vlce•President of the Board of Trade.
Mr. Hosaca Tense is Under Secretary of State for the Colonial
lie payment.
Sfr?o. &axes haibeen appointed Secretary of the Board of
Contra-41.

TIP: 'following appoiattr:ents are expected to take
pla e ip a dar or tot,--.
Lord W.turcz,te be PreaWent of the Board of Trade, vice Mr.
G KANT, rerigned.
Lord CASTLISIAOI4 to be Under Secretary of State for the
Fur-ign Departateat, eke Lord HOWARD De WALINCSI, reigned.
Right 1101I.IISIV FnecenALD, to be Principal Secret•ryie the
Lord Lieutetiant of Ireland, vice Air. W. LAMS, realigned.

L st night the kinnse of Commons an:l Lie penal
Were crowded at an unusual!), early hour, h, the experr,ooll:4lo‘.
some proceedote would take place elucldatory of the recent Minis.
terial retirrntents and accessions. The Treasury Botch. however;
w de•ortval—no Nlinister was present, nor were any of the sect.
Air. I luscis.on, Mr. CHARLES GRANT, Lord rALIIIRSTON,Of
Mr. W. Lama, in the House. The &karats had hardly got ins.
the-Cl' dr when Mr. PLANTA rose to move for New Write. Tlie
first was for Perthshire, in the room of Sir Gammas Moaner,
1..,,,ted Colonial Secretary is the room of Mr. Husevxmo.;-,-Mr
flume repressed his regret at the amuses generally, and at this one
n particular.—Sir A. Hors defended the appointment, and spoke
higidy of Sir G. Alesaar's talents and experience.—Mr. W. Pus.,
the [fume Secretary's brother, intimated that his relative was absent
on public business (a Council), sail that it was not rape/led any
discussion would arise on works' for writs. The writ for Perth-
shire was then ordered, as were welts for St. Ima, in the room of Mr.
Aasovirsoe, appointed Omer or of the Duchy of Lancaster; for
Westnnaland, in the room of Loa Lowtmea, First Commissioner
of Woods and Forests;, foe Durham, in the room of Sig El Hasp-
mss, Secretary alt Mgr pied for Tomas, lathe Ilona of -T. Y..
CousizteAr, Est Y.'co-Pinaidest of the Hoard of Trade. , Noiln-
timadotis of any othes changes transpired, either by osotioas for
writs, by question, Or otherwise. Mr. Secretary Pm. and Mr.
Hassles afterwards appeared on the Treasury Bench ; the latter[
appearance there Aniseed tliet,*as yet at kaat,he remains at the Mint.

Prom the French Papers received last night, it will
be seen that Bucharest, the capital of Wallachia, had
been occupied on the 1 lth of May by a division of
17,000 Russians... The internal administration of the
two Principalities is organised
.by the Russian autbori•
tier' both Divans of Moldavia and Wallachia having
been dissolved. The occupation of these Provinces will,
therefore, not terminate so soon as might be expected ;
it is, indeed, a great question whether Russia will suffer
them la be again brought under the supremacy of the
' Porte. By the-two last Treaties of pen*, the Govern
ment of Rusk was allowed to exercise the right of
Protector, or rather Mediator, between those Princi-
palities and the Porte; but since the insurrection of
1821. their complaints have accumulated to such an

extent. that nothing short of a total separation from the
Porte can restore them to some state of prosperity.
The Grand Duke hlrcaou is said to direct the siege
of Braila, which town is very strongly fortified, and
contains a garrison of about 5,000 men. His Imperial
Highness being Grand Master of the Russian Ortlaahces
will .ndoubtedly have provided himself with socb
means as not to allow the garrison a long resistance.