Delaware journal., 1827-09-28

,,ton has been restored to the command Of the ar
,ay. His Grace being now again in place, will, WI
hare say, find good reasons in the next session o
Parliament for adopting the views, respecting tb,
corn laws, of Mr. Huskisson and the rest Of the ca
binet, which SO perplexed him during his brief Sc
cession from power.
Owing to some causes not very Obvious to US Al
This distance, the exchange between England anc
he continent had somewhat suddenly fallen, while
The price Of gold had risen--a concurrence Of cir.
cumstances, that for time appears to have occa-
&ioned pretty serious approximations on the London
schangc, lest it should cause run for gold to be
Exported. The panic, however, for so it had be-
ome was subsidmg by the gradual advance in ex-
change.
OF Greece and Turkey, we find nothing authentic.
-Reports indeed are given, that if true, would in
icae the determination OF the latter not to acguiesce
the meditation Of the Christian powers--but this
Ne fear will only prove, if there be any thing at
Il in it, an empty bfafaao, which VIII not be ser-
lsly maintained.
Spain and Portugal are in an unsettled state. The
minors Of fresh troops from England being under
riers for the latter, are however contradicted pos
lively by tho Courier.
The weather lattcrly had been unEavorable in
England to the gathering in of the harvest-though
n average one was still expected. Much ram had
allen, and the fever and ague so remarkably pre-
aent in our country this season, is, as we learn
uually prevalent in England, and in many parts of
where it was before unknown.
Mr.. Cannings will had been opened, and the pro-
erty sworn to be under 100000 stg.--a sum pro-
ABLY considerably smaller than that which consti-
pted the dover of his wife. He impoverished him
elf in the public service. Ambition, thus dlsner-
kted, is indeed virtue.
From Bells Weekly Messenger
We have mentioned the difficulties under which
Majesty must have abored at this crisis in the
oice of his leading Minister'S and that he had left
tIe or no choice except that which he has so WISE
adopted His Majesty therefore, with promp-
ude which must be highly gratifying to his people,
pld Court at Windsor on Friday. Lord Code
Ri kissed as first Lord of the Treasury, and Mr..
erries. according 10 the Court Circular of yeser
w. received the seals ofoilice as Chancellor of the
Nchcuuer and after also kissing hands, he was
Eorn in member of the Privy Council Lord
in. Bentick went through the same ceremonial as
oyernor General of India, and the Duke of Port
nd was declared Lord President Of the Council.
was then decided that Parliament should be pro-
sneh to the 25th of October.
Ills also with the greatest satisfaction we announce,
at his Grace the Duke of Wellington has accept
his Maiesty's gracious offer OF the Command OF
be Army The communication. we understand, was
pnveycd to his Grace (who is now on the country
II the Marquis of Angesca. The noble Marquis
fturned on Friday night with his Grace's answer,
qifyins his acceptance of the prollered dignity.
e are convinced this communication will be re-
eived by all classes with unmxed pleasure; fol
here never has been second opinionas 10 his being
,e most fit man in whose hands that high trus
hould be reposed. :,
The remaining transfers of office, that OF Mr.
Guskisson from the board Trade to the Coonia
,epartment, ard that Of Mr.. Charles Grant to thu
os now occupied by Mr. Huskisson, could not, o
mrse be formally completed in the absence OF th
If the latter Right Honorable Gentleman.