Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-19

Te are Almost inclined TO ask ourselves whether
The old ministers hav, actually resigned their
| places"
The discussions ere extremely hot and person.
al the retired minister, were very vehement in
! their opposition tn Mir. Canning and the new ad-
minis'raion, hut the press continued firm, strong
and bold for the King and The country.
| IL the House OF Lords May 2d,) the Earl OF
Winchester gave notice OF a motion, TO ascertain
the real opinions of a administration on the
, three great questions of Parliamentary Reform,
abolition Of Sineenes, and in The corporation OF
| Test Acts. In The OF the discussion. the
Marquis OF Londonderry said: 90 The Prime Min
lister had un-io led part of the tories, and IN
winged part of the Wings
The Duke of Clarence hell his first levee as
Lord High Admiral, on the l,h of May, at the
Admi atty
| Mr.. Canning had been elected a meuter of the
ROYAL Society of Literature.
| The FIRST stone of the London University was
laid on Tuesday, (the LIST of May) by the Duke OF
SUSSEX.
| Lord Cochrane has declared the fortresses occu-
pied bv the Turks to I've in a state of blockad
Gen Church had been enihu siastically welcomed in
Greece. $50 Deputies sent an address 20 Mr. S.
Canning, declaring they never orid accept Hos
polars, and stating that the Morea, the Islands,
Eastern and Western Greece, would remain inse
parable.
FRANCE
| The dishandng of the National Guards, has
| created great sensation at Paris. 1t was consid
cred to be an act OF ministerial vengeance The
offence committed by the Guards is stated 10 have
been, that on the day OF the Grand Review, they
gave vent to the most bitter outcres against the
ministers These EXPLANATIONS ere repeated az
they marched by the residence of Mons Villele
The King observing one of the Guards expr essing
himself In tkis way. stepped up, ordered him to
quit the ranks, and cashiered him on be spot -
Ii !" stated that Two OF the minister's who had op-
posed the measure, viz. NJ. de Chabrol and the
luke Donjeauville, had resigned. The brother OF
NJ de Chabro. who was Project OF the Seine, had
also resigned.
PORTUGAL.
There is nothing from this quarter
The Lisbon dates come down as low as the 2lst
April. They are remarkably destitute OF ntelli-
sence. The barfenness OF the papers is c nsder-
I ed by the London editors, proof OF the tram
qnlI'y oil the country Spanish Refugees are for
hidden all entrance in'o Portugal unless provided
9Th passports. The army remains in its old posi-
| tons On the nth April an amnesty was publish
ed The leaders of the rebellion are excepted rcm
It's privileges Those who have been mlsled are
prom ised pardons.
The London Money Market was slightly affect
ed on the 9TH by the non-sFrival of the Frenrh
mail. Consols began al So 3 s and ended at So.
Great approximations were felt in The city, though
none could ell why. Confidence in all funded
investments diminished although money was sbun-
dapt Mexican six per Cts. 6S l-2 and Colombian
Bonds 80 ..
NEW YoRE, June 10
sian Later JfrOm Eng land By The packet
snip Birmingham, Capt Cobb which arrived here
last evening nom Liverpool, we have received
flies OF London papers 10 the 7th, aud Liverpool
| the 9 ult. both inclusive. Below will be found
! such extracts are deemed most important
LONDON, My Z.
" CITY, too o'clock Nothing has transpired
| here IN the course OF The morHIog worthy OF re
mark. Con~ois commenced al 81 7-8, q and have
since advanced to So / 8 Ia. Exchequer Bills
46s. Ia Ass pm.
" The Foreign bonds generally retain their va
| lue, but the Transactions to ITiflng ex ent.
- Letters are in TO" from Mexico, dated the
I'd Mach, and from La Guayra, me 2Ilh Their
contents are not OF The least interest.
g We have heard OF any arrival by express
from Paris. Mexican Bonds 60 l 8; Colombian
80 l-2, 81; Spanish ~ Sd g; Greek 8 l-2 4.
Although the accounts from The Mines are
stated 20 D. very fIv Durable, the Shares still con-
iinue at their former prices
Ii was stated in The political circles, at London
Oh Saturday, May D, hat - there were variou.
suIrnses TO the causes OF AIR. Canning's sb
| sence from The Hou-e OF Commons IN the proceed
| ing evening; and there was confident talk about
an expose being about TO appear of the conversa-
tons, &c addressed to distinguished parsonage,
which accelerated the late decided change II is
| avowed tina, ;he conflicts between the premier
and the ex-minis.ers have as yet hardly begun
| his Is hopeful Intelligence, ii there be any truth
| Ia IT,"
Among other surmses, we observe the fol-
lowing from Sunday pspsT. sc We have Just
heard that Mir. Canning intends to resign the of
tice OF Premier to The Marquis OF Lansdown aud
20 fail back ino the rank OF foreign secretary
| The accession OF Mr.. Canning as Premier, The
rerIrng OF ;he old minister's and the forcing of the
new Cabinet, seem to be the principal topics of
political discussion in the English papers The
Courier says, in reference 10 the retiring minister's
" All these noble and distinguished persons
have explained The motives which guided then,
individually and II is lot little curious observe
how grea difference existed ia their grounds Of
| action. Mr. Peel withdrew because he could
! not serve under a ninsteFe whose opinions were
favourable to the Roman Catholics. and because
lie believed suoh sentiments In the Premier would
interfere with the Home Secretary's Adminisrs-
ton of the affairs OF Iceland. The Duke Of
w wellington Withdrew the former of these
points alone. The Lord Chancellor Withdrew
because be fortunate in the opportunity for
gratifying long cherished desire 20 leave office;
sDd here he had one as haely adapted TO bis
purpose % the greatest actor on the stage ever
had Tor exit with eclat. Lord Westfnor Gland
wIthde w because others did; and Lord Melville
Withdrew because he fancied the new government
would not stand, and, therefore, It was better to
make common cause with the old; while Lord
! Bathurst seemed very much at loss TO assign
any reason al I'll. But, however produced the
result wa, that all these members OF Inc cabinet,
within the range Of few hours threw up their
appointments, and left their Sovereign with
very heavy and painful responsibility upon his
head"