Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-06-06
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From the 1iereantDe ad"erti9er of Monday
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The packet ship Leeds, Captain S,oddard
arrived on Saturday night from Liverpool, hav
ing sailed on the 9th of April, and brought
regular adyices 10 tint date inclusive.
The new Administration had not yet been
formed, and much anxiety continued on the
subject. A negotiation was going on with the
Marquis of Llnsdo.n, TO bring in the H'hiS
Party. Propositions which had been made TO
him, were expected to be decided upon on the
Goth.
Mr. Scarlett has accepted the Office of At
toriey General. Sir N Tndal remains as So.
hcitor General.
The papers state, that Viscount Dudley and
Ward, takes the office of Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs; but it is understood that the
appointment is merely a temporary arrange-
ment.
The negotiation with the friends of the Mar
quis Of Llnsdown is still proceeding, but moth
ing has vet been settled.
Mr.. Bathurst, who was for many years pri-
vatc sc seorctary to Mr.. Canning, and lately one
of the Commissioners Of Excise, succeeds Mr..
Planta as Under Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Robinson will take, we believe, the title
of Lord Goodrich, and Sir c. Abbott that of
Lord Terterdcn.
The Seals of the Foreign Office are designed
for Lord Dudley. We are not without hope,
therefore, that il may be Gr. Cannng's wish,
if the arrangement shall be found practicable,
at the close of the session. to resume the di-
recton Of the Foreign Affairs of the country.
Mr.. PItmket has declined the Office of Mas
ter Of the Rolls, for reas ons, as VIC understand,
which are every way creditable to the Right
Hon. gentleman. He goes % the House of
Lords, however, as a strenuous and able sup
porter Of Mr.. Canning's government.
Among the new ministry the following may
with accuracy be named: Mr.. Canning first
Lord Of the Treasury, and Chancellor Of the
Exchequer. The Right Hon. f. Robinson
(with the title of Lord Goodrch) Secretary for
the Colonies. Lord Harrowby, President of
the Council. Lord Dudley and Ward, Fore on
Secretary. Mr.. Iiuskinson, President of the
Board of Trade. Mr.. Wayne, President of the
Board of Control. Lord Bcxley, Chancellor Of
the Duchy of Lancaster. And Marquis of An
glesea, Master of the Ordnance. In add ton
to the above, it is expe ected that the MARQUIS
Of Lansdowne will be the Home Secretary;
this, however, is not as yet defnitvely fixed.
Several names have boon mentioned as like
ly to fill the office Of Lord Of the Privy Seal
but none with any confidence.
The Duke Of Devonshire is understood to
have been appointed Lord Chamberlain, and
the Duke of Leeds. Master of the Horse.
Mr. Frankland Lewis has been named to
succeed Mr.. Goulburn as Secretary for Ireland
LONDON, April e6.-During The whole of
the Ministry have been in circulation, diaero nj
in their nature from those which have been pro.
nulgated for some days past. The uncertain
state in which the arrangement. between MIR.
Canning and the Wig Party appear, has caused
il TO be rumored that il was more than prohe bio
the Marquis OF Lansdowne would not coalesce
with the Premier; then again, If he did come
IN q the Administration, he wcu!d he aproini cd
Premier, and Mr.. Cannnc return TO his Fo,eisn
Secretaryship; this, however, was by no means
credited. Nothing respecting the progress made
towards the settling OF these important matters
was known in the city. until the Courier an
the appointment of Mr.. Scarlet a. At
torney General. This has given general salts
faction.
Madame Pastor was daily expected in Lon.
don, TO appear on the boards of the King.
theatre.
This has been holiday at the Bank.
Con'ols have been nearly stationary through
Out t1e udy at ~ l-9.
The Presidents Proclamation, in,erdicting the
intercourse with the British West-lndies, was
carried out by the Birmingham, which arrived
at Liverpool on the e3d. 1t was published in
all the papers. but we do not observe any other
comment on the subject. than that il was the
only course left to the Pres.d ent.
Lord Cochrane arrived at Napoli III Roma.
MIA on the 18th, where he was received with
the greatest enthusiasm. The Enterprize steam
vessel, destined fer Lord Cochrane, was towed
into Plymouth on the 22d Of April, having burst
one OF her boilers.
CoNsTANTiNoPLE, March 26.-The Porte
shews itself decidedly averse from accepting tho
proposals of the English and Russian kmbassa
dors in favour Of the Greeks, and the Re. ETen-
di has been dismissed, because he did not protest
with sufficient energy against all intervention.
Six thousand of the new troops are 10 march i'm
msdiately to Salonchi, TO go to the aid of Omer
Pacha, who is closely blockadcd in Ncgropont.
Mr.. S.ratfore Canning and NJ. de Ribeaupierre
have daily conferences. They had fixed the
Goth for expiration Of the time given for an an.
swer, and yet they have not taken any farther
steps, though the Divau has not given them any
official answer.
.SPAIN.-Letters from Irun say, that the Mar.
quis lie Chaves, and his uncle, Silveira, were 10
arrive at lrun on the 18th, TO be cent from that
place to tho French territory, where they viii
he placed under the superintendanee Of the
Agent Of the Police, stationed al Behobil.
The advance made by the Spanish troops, 10.
wards the frontiers oi Portugal, is ascribed 10
the knowledge which the Commander in Chief
Of that army had Of the march Of the English
troops, TO draw near the Spanish frontiers.
The armies of the two nations are, as il were
opposite each other, but without showing any
signs Of hostility.
LISBON, April 9.-The Rcmncy, man Of war;
arrived on the 9th from England, having or
bonrs 2 o troops. Tbe Counl 10 Casa Flores.