Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14
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EATER FROM ENGLAND.

LATER FKUh ENObAND'
Nv the arrival Of the Canada Packet
ship from Liverpool, we have our Lon
don flies to the snlh April inclusive, and
of Liverpool dates of the lst ult they
announce the final consnmsiion OF the
ministerial arrangements OF MIR Gan
ming as follows:
LIST or rHE ADMINISTRATIONS.
TIVE CABINET.
Peers-Lord Chancellor, Lord Lynd-
hurst, Sir j. Copley. Lord President,
Earl Of Harrowby. Lord Privy Seal,
Duke of Portland Chancellor OF the
Dachy OF Lancaster, Lord Bexley.-
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs,
Viscount Dudley. Secretary Of State
for the Colonies, Fiscount Goodrich,
(late Mr.. RobinsoD.)
C0mmSn srs. Secretary OF state IN
the Home Department, Rt Hon. Stur-
ees Bourne. President OF the Board of
Trade, Rt. Hon w Huskinson. Presi-
dent of the Board of Control, KIT Hon.
G. w. Wynn. Secretary at War, Wis.,
count Palmerston. First Lord OF the
Treasury, and Chancellor Of the Elk
chpqaer, Right Honorable George Can
ming.
Nor IN THE CABINET.
Lord High Admiral, His Royal High
ness the Duke of Clarence. Master
General OF the Ordnance, Marquis Of
hnglesey. Lord Chamberlain OF the
Household, Duke of Devonshire. Mas.
ter of the Horse, Duke of Leeds. -
Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieut. OF
ireland, Hon. W Lamb.
Law appointments Master OF the
Rolls. Sir John Leach Vice Chancel-
Tor, Mr. Hart. Attorney General, Dir
Scarlet Solicitor General, Mr.. Iindal
1t will be seen that neither the Mar
eus Of Lansdowne, nor Mr. Ilerney nor
Mr.. Brougham, are in place. 1T rs sald
that Sir James Mcintosh would be ere.
sted Judge Advocate General, Wee Sh
j. Beckett. Bat this is so subordinate a
station, aud recently filed by sU ordina'
ry person. that we cannot readily sup
pose Sir James Mcintosh would conde
scend to it, The Mastershjp OF the
Mint, lately held by MIR Wallace, is
vacant Mr.. Tierney, whose name had
been mentioned tor it, would certainly
not accept it.
1t is said with confidence by all the pa
pers, that the Marquis of Lansdowne
and the Wings generally, will give their
hearty support to the new administration
and that at some future day Lord Lans.
downe will take office. The fact, that
the Duke Of Devonshre, whig noble
man, and the friend of Lord Lansdowne.
has become the Lord Chamberlain OF
the Household, is cited as evidence of
the entire concurrence Of that party in
the new arrangements.
Parliament was to Fe-assemble on the
LIST of May--and the debates of the first
days may be looked for with interest, as
it is probable the retired ministers will
justify their course TO the nation. The
appearance of 81 Stephens Chapel will
be strangely altered to one who, having
seen the House in session Just previous
to the Easter holidays, should re visit
it, on its re-organizing. There will be
strange changing of places, and some
on each side, will, we imagine, feel ra-
sher oddly in thir new seat, and wonder
with the Genoese Dnge at Paris, show
the ID they got there"
The Duke of Wellington had left
town for his country seat--and would
not probably be present at the council
held on the Ist of May by the King, for
the parpose of receiving the seals OF
office from the departing aud delivering
them to the succeeding Ministers. The
Courier pronounces the CORES pondence
alledged to have passed between Mr.
Canning and Lord Wellington, re pub
lished by US last evening. with an in
timation of disbelief of its authenticity
entirely a fabrication. The Courier and
the Times speak with equal confidence
of the stability and strength of the new
Cabinet-but we confess our own doubt;
on that subject are not few. The next
arrival, which will bring US the result oil
the votes in the House, may afford some
surer data to Judge by.
The title OF Chief Justice Abbot, is
Baron Tenterden-of Mr.. Plunkett
Baron Plunkett.
Netu York, june An emigran'
E,ouiIsh family. CONSISTING of the ma