The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-06-07
NEw.YoRK, June 5.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

NEw.YoRK, June 5.
L.4TEST FROM ENGLAND.
The old line packet ship Canada, Capt.
Rogers, arrived yesterday afternoon from
Liverpool, bringing us London papers to
the Goth of April and Liverpool to the lst
of May inclusive. The new Ministry had
been formed, an official account OF which
is annexed. The name Of the Marquis OF
Lansdown does not appear. On tins the
Courier of the 2Sth remarks, "we have the
satisfaction of being able TO state. that the
Noble Marquis has consented to give the
support Of himself and that Of his political
friends to the government OF Mr.. Can
ming, though, for the present. at least, ne
declines taking office. The acceptance,
indeed, of the post OF Lord Chamberlain by
his Grace the Duke of Devonshire is the
best proof of the intended concurrence OF
the Noble Marquis, and that of those mod.
crate friends who usually act with him."
The King was to hold Council on the
18th 10 receive the new Ministers, and also
the seals Of Office from those who had re-
.ired. The Courier expresses the opinion
that the new arrangements will give gene
raj satisfaction, different opinion is how
ever expressed by the Morning Her Id as
will be seen by reference to an extract from
that'paper given below -.
Itwas generally reported in the politi
cal circles, that as soon as Parliament
met. an erpoSe would take place in both
Houses of the circumstances which led to
the breaking up of the late administration
and that i'll the Lords it would be made by
he Duke of Wellington or Lord EIdon
and in the Commons by mr.. Peel.
The following is list ofthe new Ministry
Psys.--Lord Chancellor, Lord Lynd
hurst--Lord President, Earl of flIarrowby-
Lord Privy Seal, Duke of Portland-Chan
celor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Lord BeX-
lev Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
Viscount Dudley--Secretary of State for
The Colonies, s,-Visceunt Goderich.
Commoners of State for the
Home Department, RI. Hon. w. s Bourne
President Of the Board of Trade, r.. II w.
llusklsson--Presldcnt of the Board of Con
troll, Rt. Hon. C. w. Wynn--Secretary a,
War, Niscount Palmerston--FIrst Lord OF
he Treasury and Chancellor of the Exche-
ouer, Rt Hon. G.. Canning.
Not in The Cdbinet.-Lord High Admiral
His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence
Master General of the Ordnance. Mar.
quis of fAnglesea--Lord Chamberlain ofthe
Household, Duke of Observation-Disclosures
of the Horse, Duke of Leeds--Chief Sc
cretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
the Hon. w. Lamb.
Law Gppointments.- Master ofthe Rolls
Sir John Leach--Vice Chancellor, mr.
Hart Attorney General, mr. Scarlett--So.
licitor General, Sir n. Tindal.
Capt. Parry has at length sailed on his
projected expedition to the North Pole
He is to touch at Hammerfest in Norway
to receive on board number OF reindeer
which are to be employed in dragging
sledge boats over the ice, in carrying pro
visions and furnishing food for the party
who proceed from Spitzbergen towards the
Pole.
The Paris Eioi7e of April %, gives ar
analysis of the Greek Journals, from which
we extract the following -
On the 4th Of March, the Ottoman troop.
attacked the three rowers which Genera
Calierghi had made himself master of few
days before in the Pir@us. Both parties
fought desperately from the morning I'll
the evening. The Turks had 700 killed anC
800 wounded Greeks had only II
killed and 20 wounded. On the I'd o
March, proclamation of the government
was published, announcing the blockade
of the ports Of Trikeri and Mailo, as wei
as ofthe whole island of EdGa. with view
to cut off the supplies Of provisions from
the besiegers Of Athens. The blockade
was entrusted TO the Hellas trigate, com
mandcd by Miaulis; the Perseverance,
steamboat; and the lpscariot brig the Mel
son. commanded by Captain Dim,ri Bapa
! Nicsl. Some troops on board were L
land at Gropo, where are the magazines o
Redschid Pacha. The expedition was 4
be directed by the Bavarian Colone
Chares d'Herideck (Heidegger)-- Gaseii
ofEgind. Nos %, 80, and 81.
Ksrsiskaki, after having provided for III
defence ofWestern Greece, had rnarche
towards Atica.
Colletti, Of Tslsn,e, bad cut of all CON
munic atoms between Redshid Pacha an
Volowhcrc the Sersskier has his magazine
Of whsst.--Journdi Of Hydra, No. go.
LoSDoS, April 80,
y City, Saturday Erenirg.-The Minist'.