Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, Oct. BY the packet ship Birming
ham, capt Harris have Liver pooi papers to the ;ii
ult. and London 10 the 7.h inclusive.
From the London Courier, of Sep,emhe 4.
inc LORDS commissioners of the Treasury held a
| Board to-day, at the Treasury Chambers at which
LORD GoderIch as first Lord, presided. Mr. Herrie.
took his seat at the Board, as chancellor of the Exche
que; aud Mr. Franklaud Lewis was introduced TO ia,
boa'd and appointed one of the joint Secretaries il
the room OF Mr. Iierries.
II IS not yet decided who will succeed Mr. Grant
as Vice President of the Board Of Trade
| The following are the new Ministerial arrangements
First Lord of the Treasury, Lord Goderich
! chancellor of the Exchequer, MIR IIerries.
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Lord Dpd
! ley and Ward
Secretary of State for the War and Colonial De
| Partment, MIR. Iluskissun.
Secretary of State for the Home Department. Mar
quis Of LaDsdowne.
Master General of the Ordnance Marquis of An
f, gesey.
Lord Chancellor, Lord Lyndhurst
| President of the Council, Duke of Portland
Lord Privy Seal, Earl of Carlisle
President of the Board of Trade and Treasurer of
Navy, MIR. c. Grant
President of the Board of Control, Mr. c. w WYNN
Secretary at Wa. Lord Pslnerslon.
Chancellor OF the Dnchy of Lancaster, Lord Bexley
Master OF the Mint, Air. Tiernr.
Surveyor Of the Woods and Forests, Mr. s. Bourne.
Secretaries to the Treasury, MIR. panta and MIR.
Conrtenay
Junior Lords of the Treasury Earl Mount Charles.
Lord F. L. Cover, Lord Eliot, MIR. III. Fitzgerald,
Mr. Macnaughten.
Admiralty Council Board, Sir c. Cockburn, MIR.
Denison, Sir w. Hope, Mr.. Keith Duglas.
! The Duke Clarence aud Duke of WELLINGTON 1.-THE
former Lord High Admiral li.e Fleet and the LAT
ter as CoInmander in Chief OF all his Maesty's Mil
Iary Forces) being completely independent of The
Cabinet of course, have not cassed them with III,
ordinary Ministers
The intelligence from Greece is rather OF a CRAFTY
ing nature. Redsch!i Pacha had gone 10 Acarnania
where he had effected nothing the Greeks having
ro,ff oir E,t,,I IA
tfesses of tue country followed his movements and
intercepted his supplies, prevent him from ven
turing TO any distance from the coast Ibrahm pacha
through similar reason, had been Obliged to return
10 Modon and Coron, from whence he had despatch
ed two European officers TO Zante, TO by provisions
with several Egyptian vessels of to guard the con-
voy. This was the foila which Lord Cocilrane at
lacked and deteaed-an eXp plot which increased the
ierrors OF his name throughout the Leyant and
Proportionate courage and ador TO The Greeks.
Instead of the Russians having been defeated al Fri
van 1t appears that on the 9TH July, they achieved
conquest body of Persans composed oil oOo
cavalry. Abbas Miizo narrowly escaped.
a letter from Smyrna states that since tire knowledge
OF The treaty concluded between the Allied Powers had
become general, the greatest irritation prevailed a.
moDg The Turks. The feeling was especially direc
ted against the Russians, who seemed TO be held in
great fear and detesaiionN ews having been rece;v
cd that the Persiaus had gained an inoortan vctor
over them the whole city OF Smyrna was filed with
Joy people shaking hands in the streets and conrra;u
.atIns each other on the event. The intelligence
however, il will be observed, without foundation
The nature of the news from Spain is unfayorablo
Troops and leyes of all kinds from the necborioo
vinces were pouring into Catalonia, where instruction
was growing more and more general ard audaccus
II as confidently stated that Don Miguel proceeds
10 Lisbon 10 assume the regency of Portugal without
the consent and authority ofs brother Don Ped,o
1t IS generally believed this step is about TO be tacn
with the assent and concurrence of Great Britain
iS "d' ~ e"'od'A al 'enice 10 an Austrian frgate.
PARIS, Sept T.
The Journal du Commerce publishes the folIovipe
extract OF letter dated Consanlinople Ji!y % which
1t has received by way of AlarseiIes:
'NOthing is talked Of here but tie approachinn ~
rival of the squadroDs of all the Christian nations In
second the Intervention Of the Powers of the West in
The affairs OF Greece: but people are convinced that
whatever repugnaDce the Government may fool Co.
the proposed means of accommodation il will va,d
without striking blow: and the alarms that under
such circumstances might be felt for the persons and
property OF the Franks entirely destitJte of any
reasonable foundation. Nevertheless as these idoas
will gain ground in Europe, our commercial siio,,
will be completely changed.
a courier extraordinary who arrived al Bavonne ON
the evening OF The 29th August, brought Tie news of
The change in the Spanish Ministry. The following
are the names OF those who now COMPOSE II.
NJ. Cafvaja Inspector General Of Volunteer Row.
aliss, Minister of War. w
NJ. ErrO, Minister Of Finance
Nj. Saazar, Minister of the Marine.
vi. CaioDarde, Minister of the Interior
IL IS also SAID that the Duke de rInautado is nomi
mated Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The accounts from Spain, in the French journals
continue 10 assume very day threatening aspect
INC Whole OF Catalonia is in open Instruction, and the
rebe, under self styled Captain GeneTaI enter almost
every town and carry off The of those who refuse
10 JON or 10 aid them The government has at length
rssembled troops TO contend against the difficulties and
Danger which every hour assumed more serious char
ac'cF MEANWHILE the Colombian priyateers insult all
ne coasts Of Spain blockade ALMOST every port and
seize upon almost every ship which attempts to make
its escape
FRANcH.-ihe failure of Theodore Donrere. which
we bayc announced before has excited much cocstor
na'oh al ijordeauX, in the mercantile world. TIE a.
mount OF his forgeries, it is said exceeds 100000
Besides the proceedings entrusted 10 NJ pi,on5o,
against nc Historical Narrative OF the funeral Of NJ