Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-15
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Idte ana hRpoftont from EngfIhG.
New YORK, May 3.-The ship Dollhouse Castle,
capt. Walton arrived last night from Liverpool whence
she sailed on the evening of the 10th April We
have been favored by passenger with Liverpool pa
pcs of the 18Th, 18th, and 9Th of April from which we
have extracted the following important intelligence.
.4PpOnfUaent IF .Br Canning.
The intelligence which reached this CITY yesterday
through French paper, of Tie appointment of Mr..
Canning TO succeed the Earl of Liverpool first Lord
OF the. Treasury, and of tie consequent designations
Of Cabinet Ministers, is confirmed. The mem.
beIs of the Cabinet who resigned
The Lord Chancellor, (EIlon,
The Duke of Wellington,
Fail Bathurst,
Mr.. Peel,
The Earl of WcstraDrCiaRd,
Lord i}exlcy,
Lord Lowil,er !ron the Trcaeury.,
It was enormously stated in the Ekoie, quoted by
the American last evening, and by the Editor of
the Globe and Traveller, that Lord Sidnouti was a..
rnong the Cabinet Ministers who had resigned But
This could not have been, since his Lorlsbip retired
from the Cabinet some two years ago. in consequence
Of i'll health.
We have copied below great variety Of articles
from the London and Liverpool papers, which have been
ELECTED By this event Il will be observed that the Ian
guage of the Courier is that OF very strong dsappro-
baton in regard TO the Of tie ministers. Ii
Is evident that the elevation of Mr. Canning 10 the
Premiership, is triumph Of The liberal Tory, ever
tie high ArsoCraiical party. The King seems to
have acted with great energy and decision in ibis cri
SIS; and comparisons have been drawn between tho
Conduct of the father and son, when the former cle
waited the then youthful Hitt
The following the proceedings which took place
in the House Of Commons, on The 18th OF Bpril when
Fir Canning'5 acceptance Of tho Premiership
nOuuCed:
HOUSE or CONMONS.--Arn1t, II.
ADEriHISTRATJoS.
Mr. Wynn, President Of the INDIA Board. moved that
wit Of election TO the borough Of Newport, TO
elect member in the FOOD OF The Hon. Geo Canning
who had accepted TIC place nf first bord of the TIca-
sTry Great cheering from III parts Of tie House.
Mr. Wynn then moved am adjournment to the Isl Of
May, in order 10 afford time to MIR. Canning TO form
cabrncl MIR. Tieruay rose and said that he
fore hi5 motion disposed uf-bcforc the house was
allied to adonrn for long period lie wished 10
put question of considerable Importance TO The ri-hi
honorable gentleman. lie anxious TO ascertain
If possible what progress had been made towards the
iCrm7On Of "A ministry, (iIcar.) This question
could not be considered premature II had been ad-
ucd 10 him, that forbcaIanCc enough had been shown
I2ib respect this subject when fortnight ago bc
bad made SIM liar enquiry. Now, hat The Whole ad
Ir1nsration, except Unr, rs lie Informed, had
thrown Wy their stations not little cxtTaOr-
onary, that the members Of the House Of Commons
should At be required give up their legislative
n9ciIODs, and TO abandon their dtCS for three weeks,
WINE they were left ignorance az 10 tic progress
t'at bad been made in forming efficient ministry,
lie did not wish 10 take any slcp that would interfere
wib TIC which might have been adopted, for
the purpose o enccung tat object: II was not his IN
feDou to etnbarfas any arrangement frat might be
iremeiy reasonable ol hin 10 ask what progress had