Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14
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LArE ERoM ENGLAND.

New-fork on Sunday morning from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the
27th of April. Our regular flies of Lon
don papers to the Goth came to hand,
and we are indebted to our several n.
York correspondents for variety OF ex-
tracts Bait Ggz
GREAr BRiTAIN.--The new Ad-
ministra;ion had not yet been formed,
and much anxiety continued OH the sub.
ject A negotiation was going Oh with
the Marquis of Lansdowne to bring IN
the Wig Party. Propositions which
had been made TO him. were expected
to be decided uron on the Goth.
Mr.. Scarlet has accepted the office
of Attorney General, Sir N. Tindal, re-
mains rs Solicitor General
Ihe papers state, that Vscount Dud-
ley and Ward, takes the Office Of Sc
cre;ary OF State for Foreign Affairs; but
il is under stood that the appointment is
merely a Temporary arrangement.
The negotiation with the friends OK the
Marquis OF Lansdowne is stiIl proceed
ing but nothing has yet been settled.
Mr.. Backhouse, who was for many
years private secretary TO MIR Canning,
and lately one Of the Commissioners OF
Excise, succeeds MIR. Panta as under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
Mr., Robinson will take, we believe,
the title of Lord Goodrich, aud Sir G.
Abbott that of Lord Tenteiden.
From the Coar5sr.
The negotiations between the Mar
quis Of Lansdowue and Mr.. Canning,
are still in progress.
The Seals OF the Foreign Offlce are
designed for Lord Dudley. We are not
without hope, therefore, that it may be
Mr.. Canning's wish, il the arrangement
shall! be found practicable, at the close
Of the Session, to resume the direction
of the foreign Affairs in the country.
Mr.. Plunlet has declined the office of
Master of the Rolls, for reasons, rs we
understand, which are every way cred
table to the Rt. Hon Gentlesnsn. He
goes to the House of Lords, however,
as astrenuous and able supporter OF MIR.
.
Among the new ministry the follow.
lag nay with accuracy be named. Mr..
Canning, first Lord of the Treasury,
and Chancellor Of the excbequer. The
Right Hou + Robinson, with the tile
of Lord Goodrich secretary for the Co.
lonies Harrowby, president of the
Council. Lord Dudley and Ward, for
eigu secretary. Mr. Huskisson, presi-
dent of the board of trade. Mr.. Wynne,
president OF the board of controul, Lord
Bexley, chancellor Of the duchy of
Lancaster, And Marquis of Anglesea,
master oil the ordnance. In addition to
the above, it is expected that the Mar
quis of Lansdowne will be the home Sc
cretary; this, how yer, is not as yet
detinitvely fixed
Several names have been mentioned
as likely to fill the office of lord priyy
seal, but none with any confidence.
The Duke of Devonshire is under
stood TO have been appointed lord cham
berlain, and the Duke OF Leeds, mas
ter of the horse
Mr. FARMLAND Lewis has been nam
ed to succeed Mr. GoulDurn as secreta-
ry for ireland.
LONDON. April 26.
We are still unable to announce eth
er the satisfactory conclusion or the fl
nal breaking OF IF the negotiation with
the Marquis of'Eansdowne. 1t is more
than probable, however, that the No
BILE Marquis will give in his decision ia
the course Of this day. The time, in
deed, is now SO near, when the new
Ministry will have to meet Parliament,
that muchfurthsr delay is obviously ont
OF the question, as II would be attended
with considerable Inconvenience, with
out the possibility of its producing any
equivalent advantage.
Mr.. Scarlet accepted the appoint
ment of Attorney General, and Sir y.
Ilndal has consented to retain bis sta
ton as Solicitor General. The conduct
of the latter is highly creditable to him,
IN thus waving pretensions, the rigid
assertion OF which might have created
ssme embarrassment. We understand
that both the political and legal friends
of the learned gentlemen, have unequi.
vocally expressed appreciation Of the
flank and conciiatory course he has pur-
sued. La most cases, to have allowed
OF the nomination of an Attorney Gene
raj, passing by the Solicitor General,
would have been an implied admission
otinterior'ty; but in this instance, the