American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-18
From The M.v York Commercial .aduert,ser, May 16.

ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.-London pa.
pers of The 6 u. and Liverpool Of the 17h were last
| evening received by the Florida, Capt. Tnkham
Nothing certain known in regard 10 the formation Of
ministry but the Times of the l6h states that the
following arrangements are in contemplation -
Sir John Copey to be Lord Chancellor.
Lord Granville, Foreign Secretary.
MIR. Robinson, with Peerage.) Colonial Secretary.
Mr. Hu,ksson, Home Secretary. (this not certainl
Lords Dudley and Ward, Privy Seal
Lord Carlisle, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Duke of Devonshire, Lord Chamberlain (not certainly
Marquis of Anglesea Master Of the Ordnance.
Lord Bexley is allowed TO come back 10 The Cabinet.
The new title Of Mr. Robinson, is Lord Strathearn
The Marquis of Londonderry resigned his embassy TO
Vienna hearing of Mr.. Canning's appointment. 1t is
umored that the Marquis has written insoen letter
the king. Other designations have taken place-among
them, it is reported, the Attorney General.
One paper says it is believed the Duke Of Cambridge
will be appointed Commander.n- Chief.-Anoiner states
tina. the Marquis Of Anglesea has been offered the
post.
1t is said that his Majesty received the resignation of the
seceders with and decisive, that more
than one repencd he had doubted before rendering
fatal offer Lord Bexley is said to have recalled his
and Mr. Peel it rumored, would probably be open to
erbiondfion.
The King according best advces appears to have
been Justly indignant the moral conspiracy among those
he trusted and to have resoluely resolved that Difficult
" should make him again take to his confidence men who
from personal hate highly gifted individual could take
steps by which the government of the country, himself
and his really steadast embarrassed and the
affairs of the kingdom thrown into confusion. Farther
as regards the list of Mr. Canning, nothing yet known
hut the public mind decidedly in favor of the measures
adopted by the sovereign.
We regret says the Times 10 hear that negotiation
which had been commenced by Mr.. Canning with Lord
ansdown, has broken off on the mpossibiy of emanc
patton being made Cabinet question against declared
ROYAL wish; and further that Ireland is still to reap few
of the comforts of divided Government If, however
Mr. Plunket be Immediately named Lord Chancellor of
that country, positive good will have been fixed be-
yoni the reach of fortune
Corn Biil.--lt appears that the ware housing Of
corn is to be permitted under the new Act, and
that the duty is to be levied according to the price
in the home market, not at the date ofimportation,
but at the time when the corn taken out for con-
sumption. This arrangement was strongly OBJ
ected to by the agrculturiss; but it was justly OBJ
served by the Chancellor Vt the Excheqner. that if
different rule were adopted the effect would be,
to transfer the frcighting and ware housing to the
Dutch, in whose hands the would still be with
in one or two days sail of our own market.
clause was proposed by Mr.. Grant, and agreed to,
giving the Privy Council the privilege of prohibit
ing the importation of grain from foreign countries,
which impose heavier duties on our shipping than
the ships Of the countries in question subject to
in British ports. This we imagine, was meant as
a boon to the shipping interest