Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-22
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OA'i@ Dst LA EN- rhOh ENJAANO.
New YoRK May lG-- London papers OF tie
10th ult. and Liverpool of the 1Tth, were lac |
evening received by the Florida, Capt. Tinkham |
.9mericdn Stocks. Saturday, Apri ID. Fnni
and half per Cents, S7a; 6v.s, 90 Bank Stock.
not quoted.
Nothing certain was known in regard 10 the
formation OF new ministry, but The Times of tn.
10Th, states that the follow ing arrangements
In contep ?lsion:-
Sir John Copeiy to De Lord Chancellor.
Lord Granville, for.ign Secretary.
Mir. Robinson, {wiih Peerage,) Colonial
Secretary.
MI. husksson, Home Secretary. (ihis not GER
tan)
Lords Dudley and Ward, Privy Seal.
Lord Carlisle, Lord Lieutenant IF Ireland
Duke OF Devopsbiie, Lord Chamberlain mot
| ce,tain.)
Marquis of Ansesea, Master of the Ordnance
Lord Bexey Is allowed to come back TO the
Cabinet.
The new title of Mr.. Robinson, is Lord
StrAthearn.
The HaiqUis Of Londonderry resigned his Em
oassy 10 vienna on hearing of Mr.. Cannins's sp
Poin'ment. 1t ~ rumured that the Marquis has
written an ;nsolen' letter to the king. Other
s'Snaions have taken place among them, it il
reported, the Attorney General.
one paper says II Is believed the Duke of Cam
Bridge will De appointed COMMANDMENT Chief
Another states that the Marquis of Anglesea has
been offered the post.
II is laid ,hsi his Majesty received the re.igna-
tion OF the secedeIs with tone aud manner so
| decisive, that more than one repented he had no,
DOUBTED before rendering so fatal an offer. Lord
i'eSiey Is said 10 have recalled his, and MIR. Peel
u wss iumoured, would probably be open 10 er
pldaation.
The King according to our best advices ND
pears to have been justly indignant at the moral
IaRr t,n.a H.
resoiute!y resolved that no difficulty should make
MIN again take 10 his confidence men who from
personal hate TO highly gifted ndiv ltual, could
take steps by which the government of the coun-
Try, himself, and his really seadfast servants were
embarrassed and he affairs OF the kingdom thrown
INTO confusion. Farther, regards the list of
Mr.. Canning, nothing is ye' known; but the pub
iic mInd u decidedly IN favor OF measures adopted
| by the sovereign
! we regret, says the Times, TO hear That n ne.
sotiation which had been commenced by Mr.
| Canning with Lord Ian,dowu, has broken of on
Tue "hpo''inity oil emancipation being made Ia
ninet question against declared Royal wish; s
'urtter' ihat Ireland is sil' to reap few of The
| comforts OF divided Government. If, however
| MIR. Fiunke;t be Immediately named Lord Chan
ceiio' oil that country, one Iosive good Will have
been hxed beyond the reach of fortune
lhe same paper says, Lord Manners is reported
10 nave sent IN his tesIgnsiion -ome short time ago
-more lately still has the Right Hon. Secretary
made he same dnendc 10 Ireland. Now, if Mr.
canning be anxious TO satisfy The Irish nation tina,
their good fortune is not a dream that thew have
really shaken oil the Orange night,nare-that law
between rich and poor--bct Veen Protestant and
Catholics never again to become mcrreuary
ana IeuoTse!ess ally o'the strong against the weak
The Minister will in the very hrsi Gazeue an
nounce the appointment of new Lord Chancellor.
ana oil Secretary in whose disposition TO govern
iair!y' Suspicious and irritable, because an III.
used people may confide. Although a change in
the person OF the Lord Leutenan, cannot be required
on similar grounds 10 those which have rendered
Mr GoulbuTn's die ns~al unavoidable, il is. we
are tod, reported, and wa should not be sorry to
ind II true, that the Marquis wellesley will be
recalled from Ireland, and hat Lord Carlisle will
reed him.
CORN BILL.
1t appears that the warehousino of co,n ia IN
be permted under the new Act. and that the dur
IA TO be levied according to the price in the home
market, not at the date OF Importation but al the.
Time when 'he corn IS taken FOR consumptlon.
Ahis arrangement; was strongly objected 10 by the
sgricnuTaiIs's; hut u was justly oh. eryed by the
Chancellor OF the Exchequer that n a differen,
rule were adopted, the effect would be, to trans
ter the ireishting and warehousing 10 the Dutch,
In hose hands the corn would -iilI be within one
or Two days sail OF our own market. A clause
vas proposed by Mr. Grant, and agreed to, giving
The Privy Council the privilege OF prohibiting the
importation Of grain from foreign countries. which
impose heavier duties on shipping than the
SHIPS oil HE Countries in ques ion are subiec, TO in
British ports. This, we Imagine, was meant az
boon to the shipping interest
q letter IRON Paris states tina; Spain still ne,
slst- IN her folly with regard TO projects for in
y9dinS South Au'ericA, and il is asserted that the
EnvCy Extraordinary has been commanded IN
make known TO The British and French govern
fhents that IT Is the intention of the cabinet oil
Madrid to send an expedition against Melee ~
establish the infant Francisco de PauIa as sn,a-
reign. 1t was justly doubted whether the En.lisb
and French cabinets ould concur in the neasur.
1t is now doubted whether the Por,ucros.
Chiefs have ever been sent TO the frontier and !,
IS certain they had not passed it on the Ri inst
1t IL even reported that Silvsns and Cbsves hav.
Ie-enteTed Portugal, but by different tou,es and
II the accounts are TO be believed, new a,,smn,
will be made On Alentro.
mi, r., LIVERPOOL, April II
The sales ~ Cotton lat " eek, up IN Sa,u,d.,
AMOUNTED TO 1850 bags, and Am. descfin,ions
advanced Is per pound. whilst Brazil and "a,
India, are rather lower
The sales On 'Aturday, and Yesterday. amounted
10 55Oo bags chiefly American TO the trade n, IN.
ioiI prices Oh the former part Of last week.
FROM FRANCE.
Inc Bayard, Captain Robinson, brings ma
Fari' dates TO the 18th, aud HsYre to the 18Th
cuIsT moment P''''-
1t appears from an official staternen, oe =.
revenue for the fret quarter of the prs.e,, -"
that It IL iess by 2,S02000fr than thar oi H.
corresponding quarter OF 1926.
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