Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-15
Late and Important from Eng and

NEW YoRK, Nag 8. - The ship D,Ihous,
Castle, capt. WALTON, arrived last night from Ii
yeTpool, whence she called on the evening Of
the 10th April. We have been favored ~ =
Passenger with Liverpool papers OF the ID b, I4,h
ard 10Th OF April, from which we have extracted
the following important intelligence.
appointment of .tLr. Canning.
The Intelligence which reached this city yes-
te'day through a French paper, of the ppoint-
meni OF MI. Canning 20 succeed The Earl of Ii
verpool az first Lord of the Treasury, and OF the
consequent designations of seven Cabine, Minis
isrs, is confirmed. The Members OF the Csbine,
who resigned were
The Lord Chancellor, (EIdon)
The Dnke OF Wellington.
Earl Bathurst,
MIR. Peel,
The Earl Of w es.noTelanJ,
Lrd Bexey,
Lord LO 'rlhsr, (fIom he Treasury
ii wa enormously stated in the Ictoie, QUO
lei IN lie American last evening, aud eyenby The
Editor ofthe Globe ard Traveller, that Lord Sid.
mouth vas among the Cabinet Ministers yho had
resigned. BG this could not have been. since his
Lord-hip retired from the Cabne Ell some two GEARS
40, in consequence of III health.
We have copied below great variety Of ar
ucles from the London and Liverpool psrers
which hive been elected by this event. 1t will
be observed that tie language Of the Courier i.
that OF very strong dIsspprobation in regard to
The course OF the ex-nInIsteTs. II is evident thai
the elevation OF MIR. Canning to the Prsmier,bip.
isa triumph OF ,be liberal Tory, over the high
Aristocra'Ical party. The kirg seems TO have
acted with great energy and decision in Ibis cri-
SIS; aud comparisons have been drawn between
The conduct OF the father and son, when the for.
mer elevated the then youthful Pit.
The following are the proceedings which took
place in the House of Commons, on the 18th Of
April, VIXEN MIR. Canning's acceptance Of the
Prsmier,hip was aDsounced:
House OF COMMONS April H.
NEW ADMINISTRATION.
Mr.. Wynn, President of the India Board, NOV
ed thst writ Of election issue 10 the borough of
Newport, 10 elect member in the room OF the
Hoo George Canning, who had accented the
place Of FIRST Lord OF the Treasury. IGresi cheer
ing from all parts Of the House. AR. Wynn then
moved an adjournment TO the LIST Oi May, In mr.
der o afford Zine to Mr.. Canning TO form
new cabinet. MIR. Tierney rose, and said tina,
before this motion was disposed Of before thu
house was called on TO adjourn so long period.
he wished 10 put question of considerable i'm
Pouance to the right honorable gentleman. He
was anxious TO ascertain, If possible, hat pro-
gres- bad been Bade towards the formation of a
new ministry! (Hear.) This question could no,
be considered premature, ~ II had been admitted
to him, that forbesTance enough had been shown
with respect 10 this subject when fortnight ago
he had made similar enquiry. Nov, that the
whole administration, except one, az he was in
formed, had thrown up their situations, it was
no; q little extraordinary, that The members of
House Of Coomons should al once DO required to
give up their leg slsliys functions; aud 10 sbsnd r.
their duties for three weeks, while they were Jeff
IN ignorance a. 10 the progress that had been made
N forming efficient ministry. i!o did not
wish TO take any step, that pouIi interfere with
the measures which might have been adopted.
Tor the purpose Of cfectmg that object: it vas
not his intention TO embarrass any arrangement
that night be under consideration: bat he must
say, tba, il was extremely reasonsble for him 10
ask, what progress had been made in the forna
lion Of ministry, before he sgrsed 10 tie pfopo-
cd adjo0nmsni. Es thought, lsai = instead Of