Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-24
.Foreign.
ONE DAY LATER FROM ENGLAND.

toFmahon oi new ministry. but the FINES Of
tie 10Th, states that the following arrange
meats are "a contemplation -
S'r John Copely to he Lord Chancellor.
Lord Granville. Foreign Secretary.
VIZ Roansgn, (with Reerage,j Colonial
Secretary.
Me. ilu'kissoo, Home Secretary, (this no,
ccrtan)
Lords Dudley and Ward Privy Seal
Lord Carlisle, Lo.d Lieutenant Of ireland.
Duke OF Deyonshire, Lord Chamberlain (not
Ct stsin.)
Marquis Of Anglesea. Master of the ordan.
as-e
lord Bexley is allowed to come back to the
E4r,iet
the new title of Mr.. Robinson, is Lord
5 rsthearn.
1rhe Marquis Of Londonderry resigned his
Embassy to Vienna on hearing OF Mr.. Can.
mig appointment II is rumorsd that the
Marquis has written an insolent letter 20 the
EaE. Other designations have taken place
lung them, II is reported, the Attorney &c
Ls-s.
ne paper says it is believed the Duke Of
CsnofIdgs will be appointed Commander.in.
SiHet Another states that the Marquis Of An.
gesea has been offered the post.
The Duke Of Clarence has been appointed
Lord ii gh Admiral, and will be assisted by the
wloe OF the present Board of Admiralty, with
the exception OF Lord Melville. We look at
the appointment prompt and deci ssiye evi-
dcnce of the course which hts Majesty is deter.
mined to pursue in the present crisis, and as
evidence that he will not permit the interests
oftae country TO suffer from the attempt which
has been made to thwart aad em1arrass his 90.
Yernmeu..-I tnes
Y,scount Granville, Mr. Haskisson, Sir
Charles stuart yisc rant PaImerton, and Lord
Sanford, had interviews with Mr. Canning on
Saturday. Earl Bathurst withdrew a number
OF papers from the Colonial Office.
The Observer congratuates the country that
Mr.. hnsk'sson and Mr., c. Grant continue in
their former Offices, and that Mr. WYNN does
not resign his Presidency of the BOARD OF Con.
troul. The rumoug isstill prevalent that Mr..
Scarlet will receive an appointment
u is said thathis Majesty received the resg-
nation OF the seceders with tone and manner
80 decisive, that more than one repented he
had not doubted before rendering so fatal an of.
Fer Lord Bexiey is said to have recalled his
and NJ. Peel 1t was rumoured, would probably
be open to explanation.
The King according to our best adyices sp
pears to have been justly indignant at the mo.
raj conspiracy among those he trusted and TO
have resolutely resolved that no difficulty
should make him again take to his confidence.
men who. from personal hate TO a highly gifted
mcIVIdual. could take steps by which the go
verhment OF the country. himself and h.s real
" steadtast servants were embarrassed, ana the
affairs osth Kirgdom brown into confusion.-
Farther, as regards The list of Mr. Gaming
nothing IS yet known bu, the public mind IS
decidediy IN favor Of tue measures adopted By
the sovereign.
We regret saws the Times, to hesF that
negotiation which had been commenced bv
Mr.. Canning with lord iaus Town, has broken
Oh on the imposs,bility of emancipation being
MADE Cabinet question against declared
hoysl WISH; aud further, that ireland is stin 90
reap few ofthe comforts Of divided Govern.
meni. II, however, Mr. Piunkette be imme
dIaeiy named Lord Chancellor of that country
one positive good win have been fixed beyond
the reach of fortune.
he same paper says, Lord Manners is report.
cd TO have sent in his resignation some short
time ago-more lately still has the Right Hon.
cectetarV made the same -Gmende to Ireland
Now, II Mr.. Canning be ANXIOUS TO sst,sfy the
irSn nation that their good fortune is not
d"eam-that theS have really shaken oft the
Orange nightmare-,hat law between rich
and poor---be' ween Protestant and Catholics
never again to become mercenary and remor-
seless ally % the strong against the weak, the
Minister viii IN the very first Gazette announce
the appointment ot new Lord Chancellor, and
S'S III "HOee disposition to govern
fairly, suspicious and irritable. because an
lli-used people may con6de Although a
change IN the person of the Lord Lieutenant
cannot be required on similar grounds to those
which have rendered Mr.. Guulburn's dismissal
unavoldabiy, Il 49, we are told, reported that
the Marquis Wellesley will be recalled from
Ireland, and that Lord Carlisle will succeed
him
Corn BIZ 1t appears that the warehousing
OF corn Is to be p, Knitted under the new Act,
aid that the duty is to be levied according to
the price IN the home market, not at the date
ofimportston. but at the time when the corn
rs taken out for consumption. This arrange
ment was strongly objected 10 by the agricutu.
res; but II was Justly observed by the Chancel.
Tor of Exohequer, that if different rule were
adopted, the effect would be, 10 transfer the
freighting and warehousing TO the Dutch, in
whose hands the corn would still be within one
or two days sail of our own market. A clause
vas proposed by MIR. Grant, and agreed to-
giving the Privy Council the privilege of pro
hbiting the Importation of grain from foreign
countries, which impose heavier duties on our
shipping than the ships of the countries in
question are subject to IN British ports This
We imaRtne, was meant as a boon to The ship.
ping interest
letter from Paris states that Spain still
persists III her folly ~ith regard to projects fol
invading South America. and il IS asserted that
inc envoy Extraordinary has been commanded
10 make known to the British and French gov.
eTnfnems that It is the intention of the cabinet
o. Madrd to send an expedition against Mex.
CO, to establish the infant Francisco de Paula
sovereign twas us,l, doubted whether the
tnsl'sh and french Cabinets would concur in
the measure