Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-03
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from liverroo whence she sailed Goth May, we hay
received London papers 10 95th, Liverpool TO sGtn
and Glasgow TO 22d May inclusive, and by the Don
euixo'e, fIavre papers to I5h iden, from which, III
be found below, ali the extracts which limits ana
the lateness Of the hour W i'll permit
The London papers say that "the factious opposi-
ton in Parliament, for il deserves better epithet
Is on The decline III both Houses. The warfare in the
Commons, LEFT it is almost solely 10 the ceneralshp
Sir Thomas Le;hbridge, is alike feeble and laugha-
be-ihe selfish motives of the agitaors and ouib>
bers rs too papable 10 be concealed behind the trans
Parent vel! OF conscientious opposition patriotic dis
sent--Wticn find men urgent 10 press the cues.
ton Of Catholic Emancipation and ECONOMY who
have al! their lives been opposed to both those ma,s
utes, VIC know how TO estimate their present zeal and
we become almost satisfied that these great questions
should Tor season, remain an sidtu gao, rather than
| be agitated nj such suspicious solicitationn
Sir Thomas Lethbridge and his brother hawIers il,
both houses, are III opposition to the minister's The
London Courier, speaking of the opposition says:
NV trust the extinction is hand, if not a,-
iualiy accomplished, Of Of the most anoma Ions
dsrepuiabc, and Insignificant opposons, TO be found
IN the annals Of parliamentary history. We can com-
pare 10 nothing more appropriately than to the dis,
quiet and annoyance which two three very trouble
some fellows in the shilling gallery of theatr.
can inict for time upon whole audience 'Tiev
are Just suloebt 10 produce disturbance TO interrupt
me business OF the stage and TO distract the general
attention, without being able to extend the influence.
OF their disapproba,ion beyond themselves Tie uni
sance Is endured for time, all nusances are Till az
lcug Ia it becomes ipolerabie and the brayers are 81;
fenced or expelled by one general burst of long Gun
pressed iniigra,iou.n
II gives ia pleasure 10 turn from this disrr,cef,t
faction to Mr.. Peel, who is prosecuting his useful
lnhour 10 reform the law aided by those fro,, who's,
conncN ion lie has recently seeded
| Every question has two sides. and while human ma,
lure continues perYerse, there will always be founI
two parties each strongly advocating ter own opin
'cns--The ias and outs will always be al variance
The inst TO hold their place. and the second TO supp,ant
them h!r. Canning has had powerful opposition but
lie combats it with such talent and tnanness that I.,
he teJ
who are endeavong Still! 10 ho every obsticle in tina
way of iis adninisti alton.
u the House of Commons on Monday even;no-
t(ilih AIay.) Sir F. Burdett renewed his decIar,t;o
| of bringing The subject of mpressment before the
iousc--!n answer 10 question put to hm, Mr. Can
ming denied that there existed any intention of cre.tc
new batch OF Peers, for the purpose Of strengthen
lag The influence of the administration in the nm
per house, and imputed the fabrication of the rumnr
to malicious motives.
The Liverpool Mercury says, awe have ms, soon ,
copy OF the Leeds integencer Of Yesterday contain
ing letter from London correspondent dated Tuee
Day night The following extract whatever credir
may be attached 10 II. allndes, presume 10 tho
question put by Lord Mansfield the Bishops as re-
ported IN our parliamentary compendium:
at has been reported TO day, the upper circles
That MIR. Canning has had several interviews with his
Majesty, and that these interviews were occasioned
By tho proceedings in the House Of Lords last niob
On the subject of the Catholics and also goes or,
isiration con!emplaied'
The MIMsTRy.-We at length able TO ar
nocnce the inai arrangements Of the ministry .sucir
viii be Eercciorih continued. The Marouis ne
Ian sdownc has aseat in the Cabinet but takes M,
Office. The Eat of Carlisle accepts the situation of
First Commissioner of his Rlajesy's Woods and For
esis, with seat in the Cabinet. EIr. Abercromb,.
takes the office of Judge Advocate General aud S,
Joan Macdonald that oil one of his Naest,'s Commits
sioncts for the Affairs Of India.
Mr. Cacra!t is talked OF for some situation but ,ce
have moi heard any particular named ut present
as likely TO be offered 10 the Honorable Gentleman
The Hon. james Abercromby has been appointed
Judge oiaIshsl and Advocate General, in the room
OF the hiSA Hon Sir John Beckett, resigned; and
Sir James Macdonald of The Commissioners fc-
thelA1sirs OF india.in the room OF Vim. Yates Peel
Esq resigned.
His Msest, 'sCabinet Council, is nov con,nosea =,
follows: Mr. Canning Earl of Harrowby, Lord LIND
hurst Duke of Portland, Lord Bexley, yiscount bud
icy, Eisc"nt Godericil, DIR. Huskisson. Mr.. WYNN.
The Marquis ct Augesea, Lord Palmerston NIarou;s
Of l-ansdoSne. Earl of Carlisle, Mr.. Tierney
The three vacant tbbons Of tie Most Noble Order
OF lie Garter bare been conferred the Duke OF
Leeds and Devo>ire, and the MARQUIS of Exeter
and the Earl of Warwick and Lord Aboyne have been
invested With the Order of the biste.
The Morning Herald of Tie e5th May says:-It is
stated that the general move which was made To the
treasury benches on the first night of Mr.. Cummings
app mmeDt as Prime Minister, arose from desire
10 have large show Of the landed interest in his IA
Yor, and tlat in fact there seated on the bench
tehid has, rental OF upwards Of .f25O, 0O0 wear.
grant of 1000 pounds TO the government of The
United Sta cs, passed by The House Of Commons
Ills grant was on account Of the proprctors of slaves
" - ''N" '~!"'NS' muse Cid'HiS HaFe oeeH settled
under a convention by tie mediation OF Russia
o" the eycnir Of the 18th May, accident occurred
to The Funnel which is making under Ike Thames; the
water forced itself through that part OF the which the
Ia""rers mad been employed during tie day. Much
conSteTpat1on and confusion eustcd no lives were
LOST though n"y :ie we're in great the work has
received "oWenary check, VAC orpeeied tEis
greGk 5'Tc'' as Mr.. Canning wly called it, will be
ultimately finished.
PARIS, May i8.-Fhe English, Spanish, and Portuguese
troops retired snua ncousiy the distance Of League.
from the frontiers Of Portugal.
TcpLERE, May IL Tie French figaic Maria The
ts'. ndy"g on board Rear admiral Rozaniel, Comna1-
er-nChie in the South arrived in the roads last ecu
Ing She sailed from Touere 20h February 1924 and
remained o" tire s. station until goth February 1897
whence soc left for Rio Jaueiro France. The onJ
loss in the four years was drowned ON tie voyage
home. N''e1
PARIS May 2l.-M. hyde de NeIvile has ceased IN
be placed the list OF Ambassadors not actually Ont
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