American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-08
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whence she sailed on the eth Of Apri ina r w"
tors of the Commercial Advertiser have ,"a. ~"
copous files of London, Liverpool, and ,h. W.
,inca papers, to the latest dates. ''o'
There is great dcarth Of Intelligence Il \,
rope, as well as in America. '-u'
In England, the great, al-absorbny them.
political speculation, was the formation Of Ma VI
Cabinet, which Mr.. Canning had NOT vo %' , 'Ieu
able to complete, and upon the subject Of uL;.u
there was Euch anxiety. Mr.. Canning re ,"' W
the liberal tories, the liberal wings, and tbe t;o
From The former class he has made the seleet;aI
already SO often announced to our readers ps,.
the latter he has appointed Mr.. ScarIctt Ator.om
General, over the head Of Sir Nicholas J;nd.i
the Solicitor General, who waved his pretensn,'
in favor of his senior. This appointment has av
en- great satisfaction. Negotiations with thr ~,
quis of Lansdown (the head of the liberal wb;'',
have been very diligently carried on. TIhe Man.
ing Chronicle states positively that the neaoc,
tons with the Marquis OF I.ansdown have te1m;n
ated favorably, and that the MARQUIS and hs
friends have formed n junction with Mr.. Csnnirr
and his friends 1t is reported that the folov;n"
appointments will be made from the why's: J.orGI
I.ansdown, Secretary for the Home Department
Mr. Spiing Rice Under Secretary; Duke If De
vonshie. Lord Chamberlain and seat in the Cab
met: MIR. Abere,ombc. Judge Advocate; Lcrd|
Carlisle, Piivy Seal, or Lord Lieutenant Of Ire.
land Lord Baxley, Chancellor of the Duchy or|
Lancaster. These are the reported appointments,
in case the negotiations erminate layoraby but
on the morning of the e6tn they had not 50 Ter
minated 1t is also said that the Marquis Well
esley is 10 90 TO India as Governor General. Mr.
Plunkett (ha,ing declined the Masters,ip of the
Rols) is to 20 into the House Of Lords without
Office, but as the strenuous supporter of Mr.. Can
ning's government Sir John Copley has been
created Baron Lyndhurst. The Chief Justice |
| (Sir Charles Abbot) is to be made Baron Iente
den, and MIR Robinson Baron Goodrich. Lord
Dudley and Ward have been changed to the For
egn Office. and Mr.. Rackhouse is made his undyv|
Secretary, in the place of MIR. Planta. 1Speakiue
of the probable appointment of Lold Dudley, t,y|
Conrier remarks s." We are not without no,c !
therefore, that it may be Mr.. Cummings WISH il h
arrangement should be found practicable, at the
close Of the Session, to the direction Of c
foreign affairs in the country" The Duke Of lar
ence was to enter upon his duties at the head n
the Admiralty, on the lst Of May. The Master
ship of the Horse has been offered to the Duke Il
Leeds. Mr.. Peel, Lord Bathurst, aud Loud FL
don still continued to hold the seals Of their re
specive Offices Parliament was to re-assenblsl
on the LIST Of May and it was confidently believed
that the arrangements would all be conn ctc WI
| that time.
VII. tiHHllir has DceU TctuTHcu W
tor Seal0id, by unanimous vote.
The Morning Chronicle SAYS From the pro-
mincnt part which Mr.. Brougham has taken
throughout the negotiation, to the successful ter
mination Of which he is understood TO have great
" contributed. surprise will naturally be felt at
his not being included in he appointments to ol'
flee. But this vas Mr.. Brougham's own wish
The reasons winch induced him 10 adopt this
course are highly honorable to him, aad on some
future OCCASION they may be laid before the pub
| lie"
The following il a complete list Of the rcslona'
lions that have taken place:-
The Earl of Liverpool, first l.ord Of the Urea
sury.
ford I.owther and Lord G. Somerset, Junior
Lord Of ditto.
Mr. Arbuthnot, Commissioner Of Woods and
Forests.
The Earl of Westnoreland, Lord Priyy sea'.
Mr. Peel, Secretary of State. (iiomc.)
Earl Bathurst. ditto, (Coonial)
Mr.. Dawson, Under Secretary OF STATE
| (Ilome.)
Mr.. W. Peel Commissioner for the Affairs d
1 India
| Lord Niscount Melville, First Lord Of the Az
miralty.
The Duke of Wellington, Commander in Che
and Master General Of the Ordnance.
! Lord Eldon, Lord Chancellor.
/ Sir c. Wethere!. Attorney General.
Right Hon. Sir Johli Beckett, Judge Advocate
| Mr.. Gouburn. Chief Secretary.
The Duke Of Montrosc, Lord Chamberlain.
The Marquis Graham. deputy Chamberlain
The Duke of Dorset, Master Of the Horse
! MIR. Wallace, Master of The Mint.
! Sir H. Ifardinge, Clerk Of the Ordnance. J,
Lord Downe, Surveyor General OF the o'0
NANCE.
Lord Fitzroy Somerset, Secretary to the Mas
ter General of the Ordnance.
The Earl Of SALISBURY, Chairman Of the I ga
mittees of the House OF Lords.
The Marquis of Londonderry, as a Lord Of The
Tcdchamber.
| The Presidents Proclamation, intcrdctins 'h'