Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12

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Godeicb, (laIe MIR. Robinson.)
coOIBIoNERs.
Secretary OF State the Home Department
Right Hon. w. S:urses Bourne
President OF the Board OF Trade, Right Hon.
w Huskisson.
Presldeot of the Board of Control, Rish, Hon
&c w. Wynn.
Secretary at War, Yiscount Palmerston.
Fms Lord OF ibe Treasury, and Chancellor of
the Exchequer. Right Hon. George Canning
NOT IN THE CABINET
Lord High Admiral, HIS Royal Hshne.s the
Duke of Clarence.
Master General of the Ordnance, MARQUIS of
Anelesey.
Lord Chamberlain of the Household. Duke of
Devon.hre
Master OF the Horse, Duke Of Leeds.
Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant OF ire
| land, Hon. w Lamb.
LAW APPOINTMENTS.
Master OF the Rolls Sir J ,hn Leach.
Vice Chancellor. Mr.. Hart.
! Attorney General, M. Scarlet.
Solicitor General, Sir n TinC.a.
IL viii be seen that neither he MARQUIS of
Lansdo"ne, nor Mr.. rierney, nor Mr. b. ougham
| are IN place IL Is said that SIR James Mcintosh
would be created Judge Advocate General, vice
Sir j. Beckett. But this Is 80 subordinate station,
and recently filled by So very ordinary person,
mat we canno, readily suppose Sir James McIntosh
4
Mint, lately held by Mr. Wallace, is vacant Mr..
fierney, whose name had been mentioned for it,
would certainly not accept it,
| itis said with confidence, by all the papers,
that the Marquis of Lansdowne and the w bip.
generally, will give their hearty support to III.
no" administrations and tina at future day
Lord Lansdowne will take office The fact. tina,
| the Duke of Devonshire a whig nubleman. and
ir'end OF Lord Lansdowne, has become the Lord
Chamberlain OF the Household is cited a. evidence
OF the e"tire concurrence OF that party Ia the new
arrangements.
/ Parliament was TO re-assemble IN the Ist of Nav
and the debates OF the few first days may be
'oAeu Tor with interest, II is obable the reired
ainisters viii justify their course to the nation-
lhe appearance OF ST. Stephens Chapel will be
strangely altered to one, who, having seen the
Rouse In session just previous the Easter holi-
udls, should revisit 1t, OH It's organizing There
VIII be strange changing OF places, and some, on
| eacn SIDE, VIII, we Imagine, feel rather oddly in
| t M' new seats, and wonder, with the Genoese
! Dose at Paris, Sc how the ID tbsy got there
! The Duke of Wellington had lett Town for bis
| country seai-and would not plobsbIy be presen,
| al me Council held on the lst May by the King,
Ior me purpose OF receiving the seals OF office from
"e departing, and delivering them 10 the succeed
hS ministers The Courier pronounce the cor
tespondence alleged to have passed between MIR
canning and Lord Wellington CrepubIisIed nv
It's aniheniicity,) entirely fabrication. The
| fourier and The Times speak with equal conf
uehee OF the stability and strength of the new Cabi
net-bui we confess our own doubts on thai sub
Jeci are not few. The next arrival, which will
orns us the result OF the votes in the House, NAV
| ahoId some -urer data to judge by
| The title of Che. Justice Aobot. is B,ron Tan
lefden-oi Mr.. Punkett, Baron Plu,ke,i
the Reverend John Thomas Shaw has been an
J pointed Bishop OF Calcutta, vice Blshop Heber
deceased Doctor Jenknson, Bishop OF ST ia,
y!ds, was appointed 10 the De.nery of Durham.
captain FAIRY mad at length sailed; he would touch
d. i1a'ners!eIi, IN Norway, in order 10 receive on
Do"'u number OF reindeer. TO be employed IN
dragging he sleise-boats over the Ice &c
! Unled States Bank Shares are quoted IN L.
don' ON the 2otn OF April, at 24L 10, 2Ik Is.
" T. Inner.
! From the New Zines, s0th Aaril
| tomorrow the House of Commons will meet
ana various runoTs aloat as TO what will b.
SAID aud done. Gh9 House of Lords will re.as.
senb!e on "Wednesday. We hear of some ex.raor
u.naIy statements that to be made in bob
1ouses' Dnt we Cannot believe that all which is
talked OF will take place. Il is not probable how
| ever ihai the Ministerial crisis we have passed
"Fousn VIII SuosIde without attempt on the
part OF those who produced it, to setthemseIye,
right In public opinion so lar as they NAV cons,d-
er 1t practicable 10 DO But, while we are pre-
Pafeu !oT explanations, are utterly al loss IN
conjecture Their nature or extent. AS vet not the
slightest endeavor has been made by The eeceders
to JUSTIFY The extraordinary step they took.
! We axe prepared TO expect singular scene in
/ the House OF Commons Tomorrow night. when
"r Canning appears al the table 10 take the oath.
In consequence OF his reelection His recen,i,n
1t IS SAID, viii be triumphant. We speak oclv ~
WbSt Is ths Current rumoI, end abstain from sneci-
! tying what we have heard, that we NAV not re
suspected Oh throwing OUT suggestion while re-.
| peatinS only report. But the House of I,,r5.
VIII be The chief arena, probably, for the ia
explanations; Tor, with the exception of Nh. Peel.
- whose retirement Is no way identified with The
secession OF MS colleagues all the principal Ex
ministers are members Of that House. Upon the
whore, we may look forward, we think, to two or
three debates OF extraordinary interest.
Lord ChG1ceiLoy'S FGTetueH .4dHress. In tbs
court o! chancery on Thursday after having dispo-
sed oil some Gases, bis Lordship addfesseJi The Gen
hernen OF the Bar IN very low tone nearly as fol-
lows; 80 cannot take leave of the Gsntle,ue, nj
the bar without feelings of deep regret do no,
dehy mat my mind is so constituted as TO have Ie
occasionally, to delays when may have been sy;sv
ousy felt; but they have been delays which could
NOT aVoId. MY opinion has always been that there
IS al inhnre difference between dcspQtching b,lsi-
ness ana DONG At; and those VINO will look at
'entiveiy TO what Is the course of proceedino in
this court, will see that it is a much more d,f6cuI,
'hing TO put proper end 70 a cause than il is 70
ss IL out Of the paper. The apology that have IN
make 10 ne public Tor M deficiencies, and no ors
can bave ieii the effects Of them more strone1v
nan have Is, that have always made il NV
earnest and only endeavor, by anxious attention.
oo,h oy day and by night, TO come 10 RICH, de
eision' Iaihsr than TO determine TOO precpately. -
- from re Ltyep3ot Adver.her
We believe there never was period ,vbs, the
number OF persons ENGRAVING iron, THE ,o,, -, -