Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-03
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New YORK, June a. The packet ship Silss
Richards, Capt Holdridse, arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, (sailed May 26th) and brought us
London papers TO the 25h, and Liverpool pal
papers and Prices Current The Goth of May
The Paris dates in the English papers are to the
23d of May.
THE MINISTRY
The opposition, or rather the clamor against Mr.
Canning, is kept up by Lord Londonderry in the
House OF Lords. He is continually demanding
papers upon one subjec, another; and what seems
to dsappoint him most bitterly is, that the papers
are produced wlthou, scruple. The Times in
speaking of his continued effort says 1t IL
pleasant to observe with what alacIy and success
Lord Londonderry proceeds from day 10 DAY in re-
iuting the charge brought gsinst him by the noble
Lord now at the head ol The Foreign Department
&c ths, bic opposition unlike any other in English
history, was founded, not public principle of
any Kind, but on mere personal antipQthy 10
Mi Canning Last night he nade smother
plunge at the First Lord of the Pfeasury The
noble Marquis, after sundry obssr salions moved
for papers tending TO snow the expense which the
country had been put to for sone buildings in
Downing street, within the department of the Fo-
reign Office We hope the noble lord was not
much disappointed, when he received private
notice that his papers would be readily produced"
In the House of Commons, the opposition TO
Ministers is becoming more contemplate every
day. Z" The Tory fire, " says the Times has all
ready sackened - their ships are, in the colloqui
al wit OF the House OF Commons drOppiigg doLon
to 81 Helen's where they wait for fair wind
TO marry them across the House We foretoIl thai
they would rat; and rat they will all those who
can gei cbeese-psrDg by the OPERATION
Sir Thomas Lethbrldge, who seems now to
stand soItGs as leader of the objectionable
Peel having very sensibIy left him to founder
through alone, while he pushes for ard bis bills for
the consolidation OF the criminal laws-asked some
questions OF Mr. Canning on the night of the 2Ist
to alleged offer by Mr. Brougham to sun.
port his administration. MIR. Canning's answer
was prompt and happy II was No. lie add
ed, that If he were 20 show the hon. Baronet ell
the letters he had received and was dali, receiving
containing promises OF service and support, they
would . scar his eyes and blast his heart - In
relation TO Ibis mode OF questioning, Mr. Canning
remarked 80 He did also blink that his Maiestv's
ministers ought to know who their opponents
wsre-and il the hon. Baronet were not alone in
bis opposition Iii he we're not himself the one
great Phsmx OF opposition, he (Mr. Csnnlng)
challenged him to get a compeer, and bring these
questions regularly before the house in the shape of
notions" Mr.. Brougbsm followed and concur
red in the opinion of Mr. Canning that the ancient
parliamentary usage ought TO be restored. The
House OF Commons, however, was not the ONLY
place where this custom oil asking questions had
become common. II became him ON all occasions
TO speak OF the absent with fe-peci; and without
losing sight OF that duty, he might perhaps be allow
ed 10 say, that, from certain things which he had
heard OF in another place, 10 which he would mi
more particularly allude, prayer which he had
heard yesterday put up, and IN which he ferventlv
joined, bad NOT YET been fulfilled The PRAYER
which ne alluded 10 was this That il v,oald
please Providence to endus all The nobility win
grace, wisdom and understanding" lie could no,
help wishing hat the bon. BaTonet would abandon
this irregular and nnpa1iam entary warfare with he
Msjesty's ministers and bring tie question at once
fairly before iiie House
a rumour sela1oat in England that an ex,en
5iye creation Of new peers 10 take place cbicb
appears to have originated with The enemies al
Mr.. Canning, with a design to iniure him NJ
Canning characterized it being " most mischief.
Gus, and circulated he well knew, to create rbs,
very mischief" II has been denied and the be
lief was, that the Ministry felt strong snoneb 10
dispense with any such eNpedient
We are at length able TO announce the final ar
Judgements Of the Ministry, such as il will he
constituted. The Marquis of Isnsdo,,,,
bss seat in the Cabinet, but takes no ofFre Tbs
Earl Of Carlisle accepts ihe situation Of F-,,s,
of his Msjesiy's Woods and Fors.,s |
yi'bs seat in the Cabinet. Mr.. Tisrnev So,
pointed Master Of the Mint, also yi,b seat n ~
Cabinet Mr. Abercromby takes The Office Of J.,l@s
dyocste Genersii and ST. ! 8lacdonsld tba, If 80
II bis Majssfy's Commissioners for ,hs sasirs Of
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