The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-12
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The National Advacsfe has received his files OF
! EREifsh papers 90 the 2Tth Of April, inc lsssye
! The sfrog emcnts fot karmilte the min
try were an remnlrses Mr. Scarlet had ac-
eepiee che appointment Of Attorney General
/ HIS acceptance had given general satisfaction.
Llshsn papers 10 the 18th had reached Leadan
but Their cenrent, possess box liiile interest The
hrmpey aaan a usf arrived there the Sh
with 20 a~n, |, sas reported that there were
3la'o Spanish iroops al Cseeres Who aefe only
~aiiing Tie arrival Of hve yatislisns OF infantry
10 invade P0riueal.
The advance ofthe Spanish troops toward the
frontiers of Portugal, made ~ consequence
Of the Eaglish stooIs having drawn nearer ~
| The Spsa'sh frontiers both srmtrs 9ere, as Il
were, opposite 10 each ether, but without show
lHe any hostility
The accounts from Constaatinople are TO Ihe
2bth of March. The following san txtacs.
The Porte sheWs itself deci1edv aterse from
accepting the proposals Of the English and Rss-
sian Ambassadors as favor of ttie. Greeks, and
me heis Ldendi has l''as dismissed, because he
nc dld moi protesf against all intervention. SIX
thousand 81 The NV f'oops are 10 march imIne
diately Ia Salonichi 10 20 10 the aid OF 0aer Pa
cha, WHO Is closely bookaded in Ncrruponi.
MI S'ralford Canning and NJ de Ribean-
perrs have daily conferences. They had hSeG
tie 2Hh for the expiration OF the time given for
an answer and YET they have not ,ai,en any for
Their steps, though the Dlean has NOT given thea,
any official answer. THIS Is the more SUI p,isne
a, the Rdaanan begins to-mortpw Curiosity
sckci'ed TO the highest degree by all these CIR
cuu,tances
l. ar'i Jachrane had arrived at Napoi di Ro
mama y til Two armed vessels.
LoSpoE. April 26
Cir, bsiatsidy ErsRirg during The whole
Of the day, rumofs respecting the formation OF
the ministry have been IN circulation different
in iheu nature from those which have been pro-
nulgaied for some days past. The uncertain
state IA which MIR. Cann,ag and the Wing patty
appear, has caused IL to be rumored that il was
more than probable the Marquis of Lanslowne
would not coalesce with the Premier then a
gam If ne did come into the administration, he
would be appointed Premier, ana MI. Canniog
rcturn TO his foreign secrelaryship TINS, howe
yer was by means credited. Nothing rcspect-
my the progress made towards the settling Of
THESE important matters was known in the CITY
uh,h the Courier announced the appointment o
Mr.. Scarlet as Attorney General this has given
General satisfaction.
LoSDoN, April 26--We are still unable to an
nounCe either the satisfactory conclusion or the
final breaking OIL oithe negotiation with the Mar.
gus Of Lansdomuc. Ii Is more than probable
however, that the Noble s'arquis viii give Ia
his decision IN the course of this day The time
inAced Is now so near, when the new Ministry
viii nave 10 meet Parliament that much mn
Their delay is obsousl, ont Of the question: as u
would be attended with considerable inconveni.
ence without the possibility OF its producing any
equivalent advantage.
Mr.. Scarlet has accepted the appointment of
Attorney General ami Sir T. Tndal has con
scented 10 retain his station as Solicitor General.
The conduct of the latter is hieh ly creditable TO
hun ~ thus waving pretensious, The rigid asser.
iIon of which might laA created somC embarrass.
m M We understand that both the poiticai
and rgal friends oil the learned gentleman have :
uaequlyocaly expressed appreciation of The
alk and 20 haiorN course he has pursued. In |
most cases, 10 have allowed OF the nomination Of |
IA htorney General, passing by the Solicitor |
General would have been an implied admission
OF lneriulIty. but in this instance the long stan.
ding of = Scarlet at the bar who pract,sed IA, |
Counsel when Sir Nicholas TidaI vas in his |
csadie) and the high station nc professionally |
occupies, remove all scruples on that head |
The accession Mr.. Scaflt Il, on tine other hand |
as well as the acqulescence oi 81 y. nda IN |
his appointment, may be regarded as a most sat
iStaCiory Indication OF the manner in which NJ b. |
Gaming Governments likely TO be supported |
We believe, indeed, we may say, that on no
former occasion was there ever manifested so
general aud entire an abandonment of personal |
notice and considerations ON all sides in the eff |
ioltS that have been made, and are sill making
To strengthen the administration. Mr. Gaming
throng bout the arduous ard delicate task mpo-
Sod upon him has exhibited n signal Instance Of
this public and dsintt rested feeling; and his own
generous and liberal conduct has been met by
corresponding spirit IN other quarters
On Friday astNr Canning was elected mem
ber II Parliament for scaiord, without one dis
sentirni voice. I right hon gentleman wa,
OF Necessity, prevented attending by the im por-
tant duties of his situation
THE MINISTRY.
IoSDDS, April 25.-lhe formation of the adj
mlnislralion continues TO be the undivided talk
OF the town IN the city every thing Is SUSPENDED .
on nearly so, and will upqpsstionahly emain in .
that situation until the restilt shall be known I
Up 10 halt past O'Clock thS evening nothing
further had tanspifed ON the subject, EXCEPT
that MIR Scarlet is appointed 10 the Office Of
attorney General. Touching the nepociations /
with Lord Lansdown, We arceuabled TO say they
continue, but tins is all We c1'n say. except mat
they are IN a favourable tram. The whul, oi
tie nominations and appointments are expected
TO appear in Fridays Gazette
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