Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-11

adds that appearances are Aoie lhan ever Tor "ai
spain and the Portuguese revolu;ions's are on u.
pest terms and France, no doubt urges them on.
The Quotilienne contains the following exitaa "a
OF private letter of In. 3ist March, frem Madr6,
=" The most complete harmony prevails oeiwec1
the Portuguese royalists and Spanish authortie;
who received them. The Marquis de Chaves htl &
had horses bought at Toro, Medina, and Fuent,l
ara singular circumstances is that the Porugues
royniists have great number OF arms OF hngis
nanhiacure. We are assured that an insufrec
uoDal movement has taken place IN Portugal
Moro N"vo, fifteen leagues from Lisbon, which
extends already as far the mountains OF Porta.
lesre his certain that the greatest efeivescence
prevails in that country from Tras- os-M Monies TO
| the Aigaryes.''
The Echo du Midi mentions the discovery OF
conspiracy tha, had been formed at the very gates
OF Madrid The conspIatois are said to have
been eight bundred in number; and twen'y-seven
OF theo have been shot. One OF the leaders, upon
promising to reveal the details OF the plot, was
spared aud conducted to Madrid
The Augsburgh Gazette, gives letters from
lConstantinople, according TO which the ambassa-
doris of England, France and Russia, having re-
ceived verbal refusals from the Res-Ehendi. rela-
tive 10 the paciGcaion Of Greece, only WAITING
| Tor written reiusals to pronounce themseve s in a
more energetic The Porte seems 20
think :hat their Excellencies will conhne them
| selves 10 threats.
Peace is about to take place between Russia
and Persia =
Orders have been received at Gibraltar, to plscsG
every thing in strong state of defence. The \
whole appearance of things Europe indicate trou-
Die, but where il will break it Cannot be said
| a powerful intrigue and OPP osition from the
continental powers said 10 be on foo, against
appointing Mr.. Canning Prime Minister.
New difficulties have broken out In Moldayis
| ard Wallachia
The revenue in England the last quarter has fall
len short about two millions of collars. The Jour
nails have revived the old, and, we think proper
distinctions Wig and Tory
Considerable difficulty is experienced in making
up he English ministry.
Havre 18th April Markets cotton, Louisi.
ana 9Oc; Alabama 81 lee. sales; Coffee, Hayre
% lie. sales.
A. H'vre, Ii April, ship Henry, Asror,
Charleston. Al Antwerp Oh April, ship Henry
from Savannah; 7rh, MarseiIles, ship North Pole,
Bait.
Blythe Josephine. Capi. CoIc', in the shors
passage 81 20 days nom Belfast, we have receiy{
ed Liverpool paper Of the 18th If April
Dispatches dated Esd March, were received in
London on the 10Th April, from Gen. Clinton -.
commanding the British Army in Portugal The
brgades remained stationary, and all was quiet.
The Earl OF Liverpool was go,e veil on the
Mr.. Canning continues to be nan ed as the new
Premier. Mr.. Robinson is also mentioned as the
new Foreign Secretary. II does not, however,
appear, thai any thing has yet been definitely
settled. Other rumoTs give the prenerhip TO
Earl Bathurst. MIR. Peel, il is id, will be locked
to by The King, as the efficient prime minister.
The Earl OF Shrewsbury, died in London on the
9th of April, aged IS.
From :he " Y. Ane,ican
SINCE our preYions remarks on the foreign news
we have received exclusively, from a CONNER
cisi friend, the Paris Etoie Of the 18Th April.
whi0h FURNISHES me following highly IMPORTANT
INTELLIGENcE.
Paris, -dPra live have lust received bv
express The Egelish papers of the I2,h. which an,
hounce the following change of Ministry:
| Resignation Of seren Ministers
Mr' CANNING is appointed PREaIER-i
consequence thereof, The following seven mem
berS OF the Cabinel have resigned
The Lord Chancellor E,'on.
The Duke OF Wellington,
Lord Sidmouth
Lord Bathurs,
Lord WestuorelaEJ,
Lord Bexley,
MIR. Peel.
Lord Loulher, son Of Lord T,onlor. 49,,
signed a. one OF the Lords of Treasury.
House 81 Commons. O'clock, I2fh .5pry
Il Nlr' wynn President OF the Inds Board ro,,.d
tha' writ Of election issue 10 the bo,noS ~
Newport, to elect member ia the room ef H..
Hon. George Canning, who had accented The ,,I."s
OF first Lord of The Treasury - Great ch.sr;n',
lroA' all parts OF the Housed MIR WYNN then
moved an adjournment to The 1st Mav, in order ~
afford tine 70 Mr.. Canning 10 frame his rsyy cain.
net. Nh Iierney oblerted, saying that nme o.
nouSh had been taken 10 form aeyv cabinet az,
as 1t was unders God hat seven Of The old rsrn'
ber' hsd run at0Gy md Nobody kneu Wien ,bsv
would return, 1t was not worth while 10 wait tn
adjournment, however, was carried
1t IS impossible for u.s. at this distance ~ oo,-
lecture who will be Mr. Canning's as.oria,es
The Times OF April II ssys-that he Nh Car
ming, having refused to accept The station of De-.
mier unless with unres;rsined suthority to lo,u, .
Cabinet, had carried bis point, and was pe[fec,I-
free. Pe''e'"J
Lord Granville, the British ambassador .,r,is
! IS nentioned for the foreign Secretary and NJ
Scarlet - the successor OF the Lord thanc.iIo,
The stock market on the iiih wss ronch go
ted by the report concerning the .ormation If tbs
ministry. Consols opened at So l.2. and fell 90
There are 10 quotations subsequent TO tho a.
pontmest Of MIR Canning
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