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

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l. VI 'he important arrangements now maxine 49,
oeneve we may n'sn,ion the following: Lo.d Gran
''i'e to AXE the Foreign Office, and Mr.. Reboso,
WIN psersge, The Colonial, and Lord Dudley /,
10 be priyy seal.
was IN crisis exactly similar 10 the pre,eu,
ihs his late Majesty, George III. shovel -
ninhs's' and by his h,mnsss, lriumpbed, a, wba,
may DC called an early period of bis pro,rac,.J
En' ihen u was that combination of Ex
MINISTERS and would-be ministers upd.r,ooL 10
'oio'a the King from consulting Mr.. PIT. on az
poi"nhS That gentleman, almost a minor, Prime
hiinis,er. ''ie
m lFrop, Aie Court Circuiarl
fhe Lord Chancellor, AIR. CANNING and To-. J.,
neAiey mad audiences yesterday OF The KIM =.
his palace, in ST. james. Although IN. in,a
hanceiior sent in his issignation TO his Msiesv
y" thursday afternoon, the noble Earl i, il ,y
pectef, VIII retain the seals for month Ioncs,
nil he has given jrdgDen, in the cases ,h,, hsr,
seen heard before him.
or Feel, alter having resigned on Thu,sa,v e
ternocn, sent the official papers ard box.s 20 81
fiome Office. The honourable gentleman had f,a'
qaenuy been to the Duke of Weliins,op's with
the last few days. A
In consequence OF the new minisisria. srrap,s-
mems, The cards which were USUALLY ,s,,.t -
those ministers " no give dinners on ;be Ia, ~
which the Kings birth day is ceIebra ed co. .oJ
APril) wee -torped.
From the London cour;erl
mr feei retires from the government nm
',cetpie' ana motives, entirely personal 10 him
self; principles add motives which mus, .o,,.a,
the respect of those who NAV con.iler H.. ~"
ried To TOO nice point, and who NAV lau.n, -.
anec' consequence hat of the secession of an.
''6i' boh gentleman from Office where h. he
SO emine"tiy distinguished himself
we Dri'eve we may safely assert, tba, in a..
S"'n"unica,'ons which took place between Mr..
NJ ID.
MS MaJesty's express commands to form AN a..
tive administration. nothing could exceed ~.
"ahA' manly and honorable conduct of III. I,,.
'ef' or 'he generous aud cOnciliatory proreed;nos
OF Tue former There were, however. unfor,o
naieiy, difficulties IN the mind If MIR psat Ill
ne could no, conscieniously remnve and he. ,ber.
i"e, ie! impossible 10 continue to hold the Seal.
oil The Home Department.
The opinion, we know, prevails tia, NJ. d.
decision has been taken in concurrene. r,;,h -.
OF MS colleagues who have also sent in ,bs;- -
s'shsNons' IT Is oil some Importance thai tb.l
erroneous notion should be removed Wi,bou,
protesting to STATE what may have been the s,s-
else motives which inlluenced the rich honorable
gentleman, we feel Justified in affirming, thai he
"o" eons'ueia'ions arising out of views
entirely personal to himself; and we believe 60
may aid that IN separating himself frnu The CO..
e'hneht o! Mr Canning, he quits Office with the
same coiual feelings towards the right he no-o
oie gentleman, which have animated him du,in.
'he whole period OF their official connexioo
~ mas oeen erroneou-ly stated in some of The
morning papers, that Lord S;dnoutb il ona sc
nose VINO sent In his resgo alton. Lord S. il no,
cabinet minister, and therefore could M, ha &c
ieeted by The state OF the ministry.
Coo,,,r. J.. ,-,. LONDON, april "a Evening.
contrary 70 expectation little effect has been
!he funds by the dissolution Of minry and tS t I
medicinal TO the formation Of another Cop,, s We oue
I,,i near me COMMENCEMENT Of business but
buyers ' y" al o. Sd
CSgse The market Ia. somewhat recovered The
ny me quantity pressed the market hv oubi;c
.oh las. week aud Prieess have been nearly M
s ga .4ee las Tuesday consisted Of $50 eask,
good ordinsIy, 40 To Sis ordinary So we sa Sana.ca
Saina Dos per cwti Berbce, mddnr and GOOD rs 81 e
and 81 Lucia, 60 Cd 81. 6d Braid ~, Sd to ~
ed and ,b s OF ashe' 90 the 10Th inst wswel attend
Whit s ,od aAeh oy The trade at prices fully equalto
henlp Far, aud Talon The two former article. bv.
prices Sd per ID higher. 1850 Ai''" Is hs'J but
Liverpool cor, market april i4-rbe grain .L,
uut al 'he week. aud having had tuernhIe snnri,
mhes aud o" these articles day each
Cotton. There has been fair demand for ,o,,,u
P,se SAFE aud the lower qualities of American being muh
upon the market an advance b ON las,
week prices ia' been obtained. ~ -'A
Late and important from Rio Lon,;,o
NEW YORK, May S.-We learn by m. din
.h'nerpd, Capt Hammond arrived vest,,d,r fro,1
lilo, which place she left on the I7tb MI ,ba,
Tie country Wa IN oePlorsbIe condition. Tbe na.
per money oil The country was greatly ds,,ecisted
an business generally was completely al starJ
lhe orig Spark, Capt. Clark of this nov, ssiIrS
iFo' R'o on the I'd March for Aun,svjd.o "a
was captured the same day by a steam boa, (,vbcb
ei' the poT Tor the Purpose) on suspicion Of bpino
oouha 10 buenos Ayres. a prize crew was nm, oo
oosrh and the brig brought 10 anchor. On ,be a..
breeze setting in Der cables were cut and she
carried INTO port After lying near fortnight.
and every attempt TO obtain her release nrovin,
lhtntctual, she was abandoned
AHer her capture sorne OF her crsv, 90.
IN pressed carried on board Brazilian IA az
put IN IRONS. Condy Regret. E-q the America
charge d atsiGes, and Mr. Wright. the American
consul, bad demanded an explanation of he
cause oil Their imprisonment, which was NO, onIv
refused, but II was understood tLey were trsa,sa
win indignny by the minister Of marines. Mr.
Racquet bad demanded his passports, which were
granted, and he would return home the 6rst
opportunity that offered A full sccoun, of The
iacts connected with this affair, have been trans
mit'ed 20 our government.
The French and Colombian Ambassado-s
had not been well received by the BraziIIian
The o. S. ship Cyane, Capt. Elliott. sailed
from NO ON the 9Th March, for the United States
to touch at PeInambuco
Capt. Brown OF the Buenos Ayresn sou.droo had
captured nine out Of feet Of sixteen Brszili,n
vessels, and the remainder xouId n,obabIv
share the same fate.