Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-05-19
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.
The packet ship FLoHiDA, Capt. Tinkham,
has arrived at NeN-York, bringing files Of
London papers to the 10Th April, and Liver
pool 10 ,he 18th.
The MINIsTRY.--The city yesterday after
room was the seat Of the greatest anxiety, the
Ilmours respecting the new Administration oc-
.npying the attention of ali. Up to this af-
ernoon il is known that the Board Of Adm-
raty will be abolished, and that the Office of
of TO-, Lord High Admiral, in The person ofthe
.hke Of larence, will De revived That the
Duke Of Wellington retires completely from
Office, and that all who have taken Office un-
der him 90 out with him. VIII regard TO the
reports, i is said thai Sir J. 'opley looks up
TO the seals, but that Mr.. Brougham will have
tender of them; that the Marquis Of Lans-
down has been solicited to Join he new Ad-
minisration; that the Marquis of Anelesea has
been offered the appointment Of Commander in
Chief, (other reports say the Duke Of Cam
bridee.)
II is said that his Majesty received the re-
signations Of the sefedcrs with tone and
manner so decisive, that more than one re-
penled lie had not doubted before rendering
so fatal an ofer.-Lord Bexley is said, indeed
10 have recalled Give may use the term) his,
and Mr. Peel, it was rumored, would probably
be open to explanation. The King, accord
ing TO our best advices, appears TO have been
Justly indignant a he oral conspiracy among
those he had trusted, and to have resolutely
re solved, that no difficulty should make him
again take to his confidence men who, from
personal hate to a highly gifted individual,
could take steps by which the government Of
the country, HIMSELF and his really stedfast
servants were embarrassed, and the affairs Of
the kingdom thrown into confusion. Farther
as regards the list Of r. Canning, nothing is
yet known, but the public mind is decidedly in
favor Of the measures adopted by the Sovcr-
eign.
We congratulate the country that Mr. Hus-
kisson and Mr.. c. Grant, continue in their for
mer Offices, and that Mr.. Wynn does not re-
sign his Presidency of the Board Of Contr OIL
There is a rumor that the country will at
length beneft by the eminent professional tai
ents of Mr.. Scarlet; and that the able men of
the bar will no longer be kept in the back
ground
The following is summary of the rescna-
tons and 7fthe appointments, which either
actually have, or are confidently expected to
take place. The retiring Ministers are;-
Lord Eldon, Lord Chancellor.
The Duke of Wellington, Commander in
Chief and Master of the Ordnance.
Viscount Melville, First Lord of the Admi-
rally.
The Earl of fWestmoreland Lord ofthe Privy
Seal.
Earl Bathurst, Colonial Secretary.
Mr.. Peel, Secretary for the Home Depart
ment.
Their SUCCESSORS are confdantly stated to
be
Sir John Copley, Lord Chancellor.
Marquis of Anglesea, aster of the Ord
nance,
Commander in Chief not yet determined;
Duke of Cambridge expected to be appointed.)
His Royal Highness the Duke Of Clarence,
Lord High Admiral, (Thc present Lords ofthe
Admiralty retaining their seats.)
Lord Dudley and Ward, Lord Of the Privy
Seal.
Mr. Robinson (the present Chancellor Of the
Exchequer; with Peerage,) Colonial Secre-
tary.
V'scount Granville, Fore ;gn Secretary.
No successor for Mr.. Peel is spoken Of with
any confdence.-Giobe.