The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-22
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The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
held Board to-day. AT the Treasury Chambers
AT which Lord Goderch, a. first Loid, presr
ded Mr. HerGies look his seal at the Board,
IA chancellor OF the Exchequc, aud Mr.. Frank
land Lewis was introduced 10 the Board aud
apo nlrd one of the JOINT Secretaries, IN the
room Of Mr. flcrries
IL is not Vel decided who will succeed Nh.
Grant, rs Wee President OF the Board OF Trade.
The following are the new Ministerial ar
rangements:
First Lord Of the Treasury, Lord Goderich.
Chancellor of the Eschequer Nh Herri,s.
Secretary Of State tor Foreign Affairs. Lord
Dudley and Ward
Secretary of state for the War aud Colonial
Department. sir Ilnskisson.
Secretary of State Tor the Home Department,
Marquis OF bausdowne.
Master General ofthe Ordnance, Marquis OF
Anglcsey.
Lo,d chancellor, Lord LyndhurSt
President Of the Council Duke OF Portland.
Lord Privy Seal, Ia ofCarlisIe.
Presiden, of the Boald of Trade and Treasur-
er Of the Navy, Mr.. {. Grant.
President OF the Boatd of Central, Mr.. c. w.
Wynn.
secretary at War, Lord Palmerston.
Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Lancaster, Lord
BexIey.
Master of the Mint, MIR. 1ierny.
Surveyor of the " Gods and Forests, Mr.. s.
Bourne.
Secretaries OF the Treasury, Mr.. Planta and
Mr.. Courtenay.
Junior Lords of the Treasury Earl Mount
Charles Lord + l.. Cover, Lord T. Hot, Mr.. NJ
Fitzgerald, Mr.. Macnau,hten.
Admiralty Council Board, Sir G. Cockburn,
Ii, 1.ntg,,, II II,na Mr. L. 9th haupla4
The Duke OF Carenceand Dukr Of Wellington,
(tue former us Loud High Admiral pf the Fleet,
aud the latter as Commander IN Chief of all hIS
Nlajesly's Military ForCes,) bang COMP tely
independent Of the Cabinet, We oil course, have
moi claS,ed them with the ordinary Ministers
The intelligence from Greece is rather OF
grat,tl ing nature. kedaehld PaCha had gone
to Acarnania, where he had Effected nothing.
The Greeks having placed lheir wives and chill
dlrn within the NATURAL tortresscs OF the country,
f,llowcd his movements aud Intercepted his sup
pies, SO as 10 prevent HIM from venturIng 10 any
distance from the coast lbrahm Pacha.
through a similar reason, had been obliged to
turn TO Mudon and Coron, from whence he
had despatched two European officers to Zdnte,
- bus provisions with several Egyptian vessels
# war 10 guard the convoy. This was tie bo-
tilla which Lord Cochrane attacked and defeat
his name throughout The Levant aud impaired
proportionaie c nrage aud ardor to the Greeks.
Instead of the Russians having been defeated
at Ervan ii appears that on the 18th of July,
they achieved conquest over a body of Per
.ians, composed of 5000 cavalry, Abbas Nit
20 arrowly escaped
\ lett I + ON Smyrna states. that since the
knowledge oil TIE treaty concluded between the
Allied Powers had become general. the II at
csl irritation prevailed among the Turks. The
feeling was especially directed against the Rus
ans. who seemed to be held in gr AT fear aad
teStalion-News having been rec we'd that
the Prrsians had gained AN important victory
over them, the whole city of Smyrna was flied
with JOY, people shaking hands IN the streets
aud congra ,ulatng each other on the event.
The intelligence, however, 1t will be observed,
Wis without foundation
The n ture of the news from Spain is unfa-
yaurable Troops and lcyirS OF all kinds from
The neehbormg provinces were pouring into
Catalonia where the instruction was growing
more and more general and audacious
II is confidently stated, that Don Miguel pro-
'eeds to Lisbon o assume the regency OF Poltu-
al, without the consent and authority of his
IfDther, Don Pedro 1t is generally believed
this step is about To be taken with the assent aud
concurrence ofGraat Britain. lie was to en-
bark at Venice IN an Austrian fiEate.
PARIS, SErT, |.
The Journal du Commerce publishes the fol-
lowing extract of letter dated CoustanIiuople,
Iulv 26, which il has received by way of Mar
settles
Nothing is talked Of here bat the approach
.ng arrival of the squadronS ofal the Christian
nations, TO second the intervention OF the Pow
rs of the West in the affairs of Greece bat peo
otp AL hal
the Government may feel for the props dmeaAs
Of accommodation, will weld without striking
hlnw; aud the alarms that, under such crCum-
stances might he fclt for the persons aud pro
pertv OF the Franks. are tnlrel destitute OF amy
reasonable foundation. Nevertheless, as these
ideas will gain ground in Europe, our CONNER
al situation will he completely changed.
\ courier extraordinary who arrived at BAY
onne ON the evening Of the Doth August brought
the news of the change in the Spanish Minis
try. The following are the names of those who
now compose it
NJ Carvaial, Inspector General Of Volunteer
Roy alists, Minister of War.
NJ Erro. Minister Of Finance.
NJ Sala2lr, Minister olthe Marine
NJ Calomalde, Minister OF the Interior
II is also said that the Duke dc l'InElntado is
nominated Minister Of Foreign Af'aus.
mails. continue to assume every day Il more threa-
iening aspect. The whole Of Catalonia is in
opeu Instruction and the rebels under self
STYLED CaptaIn-General, enter almost every
town, and carry off the arms Of those who
fuse to join or 10 aid them. The government
has NJ length assembled troops TO contend a.
gainst the difficulties and danger which every
hour assumed more serious character Mean
while, the Colombian privateers insult all the
coasts of Spain, blockade almost every port
and selz upon almost every ship which attempts
to make its cape.
FRANcE.-Ihe failure Of Theodore Donmcre,
which We have announced before, has excited
much CONSERVATION at Bordeaux, in the mercan-
tile world. The amount OF his torgeres, ii is
said exceeds 100000 pounds.
Besides the proceedings, entrusted 10 NJ Pi-
ronde against the Historical Narrative OF the
funeral OF NJ Manuel. of which Mgnet has ac.
knowledged himself the author conformity with
NJ. Laiittc, ard NJ. Manuel brother of the de-
ceased other prncPeainps ar. directpd NV Nan.