Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-25

From The .Se,o York american If N,.y 81
By The shlI u. State, from Liver; COL " ( lay e
our regular files froHi LOad5n o .!r ped u!t wh co
furnish Paris extracts OF she lSin ali rIlne the sra
iifying information, that The House Of Peers ne
mot!Ifi 'sons made TO the law the press were 20
radcsl. TO induce he NJ Is cabinet to Withdraw
il al'ose he:. This Is glorious tiumph Of liberal
opinous he more girrou-, as achieved b, body,
which, from It's composition, nigh. generally be
deemed adverse TO the assertion # such principles
the Peers il the second ine, ho. ever ;ha til,
| House ms nerPosed IN favour Of prp lar rights az
the House ri Drru;Ies had Consented 10 tneir sa
| crlfce. The first tie a,v of priniose li,ure
which the popul branch 's,rd, and the h e. re-
jecteii NOW, again, tie freedom OF di. cusslon il
due tp the same lnteTPosi'ion.
| FIR. Gaming has not yet beea able to re.rnode
| the Administration. The only positive appoint
meats are those OF Sir J. Cupiey ~ Lord Chlnc- j.
| lo;; The Duke of Clarence Lord High Admiral
and The Marquis Of Angles-a, AZ Master of TN
Ordnence. The cher stations, though rumt Ut Iia
| filed them, are vacant. The Marquis OF Lansdown
who ~ of great weigh with he WING interest
will, there IL reason TO believe, be- brought ino TN
cabinet The u Ike of Cambridge viii probabl-
be the Commander IN chief. I'h. Marqiis of Az
gleses is said TO have been appointed TO The Ord
nauce. MIR P;anta, one Of the under Secretaries O
S,ae bad been made Secretary to The Lords O
the Treasury, in the place, we believe, Of Ar
Llshng,on.
| As Mr.. Canning is the great Iuminary in the as
| cendapt, so Mr.. Peel seems 10 be treated 40 N,
bright star among tho-e who have rec emily pa.s,,
s~ ay-- accordingly in the Court Circular Of TIT
20;h, it is announced in two consecutive para.
graphs. that
The Earl Of Carlisle, Sir John Copely, Mr.
Robinson, Mr.. Husk isson, Yisceuni Palmefs,ou
Mr.. Croker, Viseount Granville, Earl Mount.
chal'es, Lord Stafford and Mr.. Herries, visited
Mr. Canning yesterday.
The Duke OF Rutland, the Marquis Of London.
derry, Earl Bathurst, and numbers OF The Nobility
and Genlry, visited Mr. Peel yesterday.
The news Of the total dispersion rom beiof
Athens OF he lnfIel forces, snd of the ccmplet,
repossession Of that place By be Greeks, will b,
read with interest.
OF Spain and Portugal, the relative attitudes are
| still UNCERTAIN and menacimg. The triumph of Mir
Canning, in England, viii lot be wiihoa, lis si
feet IN restraining the madness OF Spanish ultra
| iSD.
Ter of 'be Bills, has accepted the Scale as LOrd
Chancellor.
The Marquis OF Angegea has accepted the Mas.
ter Genersl,bip of the Ordnance, and dispatches
have been sent to The Duke Of Cambridge, renew
| ing the offer of the office Of Commander in Chief
IN the eysAt of hrs acceptance, 1t IS expected that
the Dixie Of Sussex will succeed him in the go
vernment OF the Kingdom OF Han 'VeT.
The following TesignaiioDs are understood 70
have taken place: Sir Charles Wetbrei, Altof,
ney General tho right honorable J. Beckett,
Judge Ady0cafe-the Earl Of SALISBURY, Chair
mao OF the Committees Of the Horse OF Lords
and the right honorable Charles Afbuthn0t, Chief
! Comuis-toneT Of WOnds and Forssis ---Lofd
! Downes, Surveyor Genesi--sr Henry Hard
fings, Clerk ri The Ordnance Lord III zroy So.
uerset, Secretary 10 the Master General sid the
rigb, honoursble Thomas Wallace, Master Of the
/ Mint.
The substance Of The correspondence between
Mr. Canning and the Duke Of Wellington, pre-
4 yious to the resignation OF the latter, "a given n
4 the Globe Of the I7tb. Tie first note was hon