Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15

,dJourninS TO the LIST OF May, the House adjourn.
ed until "Wednesday next, the new ministry
night be formed la the meaatine. md the ne
rcesary information could then be communicates
20 the House lie trusted, tina; the House would
not part with it's whole powers until they had re
ceiv Ell some decisive information on the subject
MIR. 1. w Wynn sppre hended, that it was
susl at this period OF he year 10 move an ad-
jour nment Tor fe days /, had alwsy, been
proposed as matter OF form, and had bees
always so re ceived
MIR. Tierney. (across the table y On these oe
cssons there bad always been admins alton
In existence, which was not the Gaze at presen,
Mr.. c. w. Wynn went on to observe, that
fame difficulties had occurred in the formation OF
ministry; bui an arrangement; was now in pro-
gross. aud would certainly oe completed before
the period OF adjournment had expired. The rlgh,
honorable gentleman mus. perceive. ,ha some
time must be allow Ell for maturing such an ar.
rangemeni; and he hoped The house would afford
sufficient time for the completion of So important
object
MIR. Ti-rney obsei we'd. that he time for forming
An administration mas just lwomonths old (IIear.
This IN his opinion, and In the opinion of others
was too long time. He understood that II y as
only wi hin these few days, iha, right honorable
gentleman had been iutrused with the mower 10
form an administration. But instead of il. b.ipy
i0'mei 1t repair Ell III could not himself soe,k
to the taci,) that s,ven members of the cabin t
had run away; "a laush.) Tor what purpose, or
10 forward what scheme c.oa. they best
knew themselv (hear) and he wa. .ouaII, at
loss TO conjecture in what shape. or at what
time they were likely to come back "a Iaupb ,
RE, however must say, as member OF Ihr uo.se
oI Commons, tina, lie should be guilty OF be:ray.
Tag ms rust to hi@ country, if he Abandoned his
Guy by agreeing 10 SO long an adjournment in
me present situation OF the administration. -
(Hesr.)
The House then about to be cleared for a
division, but that Intention was Abandoned, and
the motion wss asrced to
he Corn Law, was read third time and pass
cd IN The House OF Ccmmons, on the 18th of A.
ptil. IL Is stated in Nchoison's London Price
current, that an important alteration had been
made IN the bill, by which no corn could be i'm
ported iron foreign counties not on the recipro.
city system with Great Britain, except in BRUSH
sn'Ps: Inc corn countries which this will affect
are, France, Russia, Holland and I,aly
Petitions from the ship owners OF Aberdeen
A'"wihI &c. were presented on the same dav
complaining OF ihe relaxation OF the nayieation
laws.
lire latest Lisbon papers are entirely silent upnn
the subject OF the confess lately wased if No,
yet waSnS, for he Constitution The Who'll. ar
ray mas disappeared; and from these pspers one
cannot tell whether either constitutional or ,.hel
ST
uonary. The Portuguese Chambers had rendered
themselves very popular by some of their late acts
he most important, news from Madrid is, that he
PiouS hIGg oil SPAN, according 10 custom, on the
~4th oil March washed the feet of few roor peo
PIE, end waited them at their repast. in nre-
sence ct all The erandees who happened to be in
The capital. "
From the Livsrpcol Albion of 1pry 1G,
The appointment OF MIR Canning IN tb of1.s
oil hrst Lord If the Treasury has met with the
general appreciation OF The county. This even,
Tor which the public mind had been prrpared he
Tore II was announced, has, however. prodpcad
one oil the most extraordinary ana unexpected ca
binet revolutions that has ever taken pi,ca in Tho
political world. The appointment of tie tipL,
no"or"oie gentleman 10 the Premiership was the
signal Tor seven of hi colleagues 10 send in ,b.
resignation 10 his Majesiy. The names of tho
ministers who have struck, as their act has bee,
sShihcant!5 ana emphaticsi!y designated, are civ.
en- IN another pari OF the paper. The only resig
naie" Tor wnich The country will feel regret q
that oil MIR. Peel This gentleman is said Io bsrs
tuFowb Up hts ohce from pers. nal con, idera,ioos
"'O"e' ahd MS secession from tue ministry is des
crioed as having no connexion with tbs rss,gna
uon oil the noble gang who have deserted Their
soVe' elsn - at his utmost need" and at a nerjod
when the exigencies of the country imperion.Iv
their wsest councils and their nost de-
voted services.
Of the motives which have induced the sers,,
UiSe men 10 take the extraordinary sten ,>birb
iia@ excited the establishment of The country ,vs
cannot be supposed TO know much. Rumour.
win lie nrndred tongues, or rather, with Its hun
dreG pens, has been busy; and the r-po,,. in cir
cniation on the subject, are vague as thew are
numerous. The Catholic question, it is clear was
The great stumbling block which obsruc,ed M,
CannInSs advancement TO the pTemiershin st 90
earlier poriod ;han he obtained he post Ami
themselves, the most powerful of hi. |
either feared, Effected TO fear tb,t he
would, 1t made ;hsif chief, use all ne inansn AZ
VI hiSn station TO carry the question riunuhsutlv
nFooSo 'he Parliament But their nrigues to preiu.
ice the mind OF Tie King against this great tSs
n.n have completely Jailed, as all iniouIous comb
nations should fail The King, following the voice
d NE country, appoin ed MIR. Canning his ptire
minister; and seven OF his colleagues, in pei and |
iIa5eon' simultaneously sent in their resignation,
exciaimIng as 'hey quilted the office, g We viii |
not have this man 70 reign over Us"
Win me e1cepusn OF .,lr Peel ,be conduc,
'i the ex-mlnlsiers has met with the indignant re-
PROBATION oil Tic country. Their attempts o in. |
imidsie, to oVeTawe the King in his own p,lscs
md 10 dictate 10 him whom he should snpoint ~
as hrst minister, was unduliful, most ucconstitu
ional- nayj most aTOcious. The consr,acy
which they so disgfacelully formed against tbeir
Sovereign, happily failed; and tie band OF uobl-
'onspIratoIs have lost both place and character a,
me and the ssme moment. The King ha, acted
throughout this trying occasion, with spiri, be.
oming his house, and his Grmness at this iunr-
ure, has annihilsted an ossIchy, The most in
oleui aHd overbeaiing; whose aim it evidently
vas TO dictate to the m0Daich, and TO svertoD the
brone itself.
Mr.. Canning stands upon proud and command
ng eminence; emnence to which he has AZ,
aimed by the force OF talent and Of character alone
lis position, however, - one Of great dGicul,v