Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-12
EOREIGM,
Extracts bu The Leeds.

ETtrdcts by the Leeds.
The Morning Chronicle says" From the PRO-
minent part which MIR. BIousharn has taken
throughout the negotiation, TO the successful ter
mnatIon OF which he is understood TO hayegtea,ly
contributed, surprise will naturally be felt at hi
not being included IN the appointments to Office
But this was MI. Brougham's own with Tue
reasons which induced him adopt this course ar.
hshiy hoDouTaCie 10 him, and on some future oc-
c"eon they may be laid before the publc''
The following Is complete list OF the resigna-
tons that have taken place.
1 he Fart OF Liverpool, fire! Lord Of the Ttes.
sury.
Lord Low;her and Lord G.. Somerset, Junior
Lords OF ditto.
Mr. Arbuthnot, Commissioner of woods ant
Forests.
The EaiI of We-tmoreland, Lord Privy Seal.
Mr.. Peel, Secretary of State, Home
Earl Bathurst, ditto. (Coloniai)
Mr. dawson, Under Secretary OF State, (Rome )
Mr.. W. Peel, COMMISSIONS Tor the Affairs o.
India.
Lord Fiscount Melville, First Lord of the AID
miraity.
The Duke of Wellington, Commander in Cbiel
and Master General of the Ordnance.
Lord Eldon, Lord Chancellor
Sir L. Wetherell, Attorney General
Right Hon. S J Becke t, Judge Advocate
Mir. Gouburn, Chief Sc cretzry
The Duke of Montrose Lord Chamberlain.
The Marquis Graham, Depa,y Chamberlain.
The Duke % Dorset, Master Uf the Horse.
MIR. Wallace, Alaster OF the Mini,
Sir III. HaTdnge, Clerk OF The Ordnance
Lord Oowne, Surveyor General of the Ord
nance.
Lord Fi'zroy Somerset, Secretary to the Mas
ter General OF the Ordnance.
The Earl of Shsfiesbury Chairman of the Cor,
mntees OF the House of Lords
The Marquis O! Londonderry a. orJ IL ~
Btdchauiber
HE PresIuent's Proclamation, i1terdictipo the
intercourse with the British West Indies wa. c.r
red out by tie Birmingham, which arrival =,
Liverpool on the 33d. Ii was published in all
the papers, but we DO not observe much common,
ON The subject The Courier OF the 26th saws a
few words, and the language is similar 10 that nj
the opposition here. Oi course they contend that
the British Government, is all in The right. aud the
Americans all in the wrong
George Tvs birth day celebrated in Lon
don with ..luch ectat. HIS recent political firm
ness has made him once more popular with the
Londoners.
Letters from Tripol state, that Major Iains
and captain CiapPerton met at Tilnbuctoo and
were making their way TO rripo!i.
Every thing CONNECTED with tl,e GrasL s,.,,,,
vessels seems TO be attended with a fataIi,y. ,he
Euierprize, Captain Crosby, which ba. been CON
F'e'eu after SO many experiments, so a. TO be able
to move, even in an imperiec,ly uretched ,oan,ar
appears, by plymouth letter to have besn -
sisted by his Majesfy's sIoop Columbiue into ,h,,
port, having burst her boiler.
Ia FT0nse. -lhe Warren Hastings has sal, ed
for Port Jackson, with / IS convicts. From No.
south Wales she is TO ssii tor China. On her wav
lhliber, she Is 10 touch at the Island on which r.
has been stated that tie remains of La P.tou.s,.
will be found.
Mr. CANNING. In 4 biography of the present
Premier, published in 1907, (wrilIen. it wa d.
mentioned, by gentleman, who is Low n mem
Der OF the Hon House, then contributor to ne-
rIoaicai publications,) Il is stated, that AMONGST
other pieces produced by Mr.. Csnning's father.
were the affecting verses supposed 10 hav, hssn
written By Lord William Russell 70 Io,d WI
liam Csyendisb, on the night preceding his execn.
lion. Mr. Canning, the present Premier. was se,,
10 Fton In his eleventh year, where the yiv,ci,v
and eaGerness OF bis deposition soon raised b;,
to distinction amongst his contemporaries Mr. a.
mad scarcely attained his fifteenth wear. when b.
undertook, with some OF his youthful associates ~
amuse anu instruct the world in a series of perodi
cai Papers Ahe Microcosm" the name of this
juvenile Work, commenced on the 9Th No,,en,ber
l1s5, and continued until the july follo.,ir,,
"hen' as the public were informed, the nm.
expected death OF the eIior, GREGORY C,;Gio
I~l obliged the associates to desist from the ,,,
deTiaking Ten Of The Numbers, with the sien,
lure oil " s." (Bscheior,) are attributed TO M
Canning and II appears that In truth, be wa. the
editor OF the whole. Il IS afterwards mentioned
Ih'l y bile Mr.. Canning wss at Oxford. M. Srs,i
dan, TO whose notice be had been parficpl,rlv il.
PRODUCED, conceived great hopes OF Young a.,
ning iuture success in political cafeeS, .o+
looked upon him IS desirable accession 10 a.
party OF Pafristsj for AIR Canning (coatipnes or
Ologrspber) was at this time also q Pofriof or.,
a strenuous champion Of popular Hbeyty' A.
ihUoducuon 10 Mr.. Pitt, however, opeSed r.,
more advantageous prospects for the ernplovmsn,
Of MS 'sealsi and it is said that bis former ns1,
NJ sheridan, frankly a5rised hin, 10 eg,5orh
w more pr9pHf0ns career than that IN ,rti.l
be h'd himself embarked; in fact, 70 no ore, -
Inc other Tor Mr.. Pht's) side If The E,nss "
Mf. Canning was firsi returned 10 parl,,r,eo, ..
1923, (being then In bis Pei ysar) IS ,nenbs, c.'
Newport, IN Tire Isle OF wight; the place cer5o',,
y enough, represented BY him when asc,,oIs.t
Premier. IL o1ght to be added, that our gios,s
'ner' whose work may be considered as b,Sjn.
'sen suppressed, further mentions, after oot,ciao
NJ CanoIng's first return for Neyport. ia, NJ
sheridan SUI continued bis friendsbip to,s,,I.
YOUNG Canning for, 10 one Of MS speecie. he ,ook
'ccas'on % fnncrncs n re Rouse, lie e~tec's