Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-18
EOREIGN.

new YORK, March n.-By the ship France
..Jn Havre, we have Paris papers 20 the % of
February The New Ministry had been formed in
DISQUALIFICATION orthe Council Earl Bathurst.
Lord Chancellor, Lord Lyndhur,t; Lord Privy
Seal, Lord Peterborough; First Lord of the Treas,
ry, Duke OF Welngton; Chancellor e n, I-ahe
quer, Mr.. Goulburn; Maste: OF Ordnance. Lorl
beresiord; Home Department., Mr.. Peel; Coloni-
a. a. department, MIR Huskinson; Foreign Affairs
Earl Dudley; Board of Controul, Viscount Mel
F!ttc, and Hon. C. Wynne; Board Of Trade s. Trea-
surer OF the Navy, Hon. Charles Grant; Master of
the Aiint, j. c. Harris Secretary at War, viscount
Paine rston.
Not iit the CaJinct-Duke OF C,aroncc Lord
High Adniirll-Judge Advocate Sir John Beck
et-Woods ard Forests, Hon. Charles Arbu,hnot
-fice-President OF the Board of Trade r. T.
Lewis-Paymaster-G General, W. f. Fitzgerald
/ Lords of the Treasury, Lord GrcnvilIe {. IT
Somerset. NJ. Fitzgerald, Earl of Mount Charles
Lord Elliot, L. McNaugh ton-Attorney-G eneraI
not arranSed-Solicitor-G General, Sir NJ c. Tin
dale.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Marquis ofAngle-
Hon. w Lamb.
The changes in the Ministry had excited alarm
IN the country papers. The Scotsman SAYS -
! " that his Grace should have been named FIRE.
iner' even for day, appears 10 be an Insult TO
the good sense and constitutional feeling of the
country"
The London Herald states that new and nota
BILE scheme has been adopted by the nc W premier
for settling the Affairs of Turkey. The Greeks
are to be made responsible for the afIiir at MAYA
rino, and 10 indemnify the Turks for the loss of
their fleet; England is to furnish money therefor
TO Greece, and TO that she paws il over 20 the
sultan. Greece, howeyer,is to be Independent;
and this plan has been conceived for the nrrnose
OF appeasing the Turks. and at the same time saw
ing the Allies from the disgrace of rctractinr.
Paris, Feb. ], lS2S-We received yestcT'I,,,
by express, the London Eycuing papers of Tue,
day, 29ih ult The following arc extracts:
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.
81 House Of Lords IAN 30
" The second session ofthe present parlarnart
W as this day opened by Royal Commission.
g At o'clock the Lord Chancellor entered -
ana having taken his seat together with the other
Noble Lords appointed as Lords Commissioners
Tor opening Parliament tn his Maicsty's name
the Gentleman Usher of the B,sk Roi Cir
Thomas Tyrwhil, was directed to require the at.
tendance of the Commons: In few minutes Ar
Speaker, preceded and attended by the Officers
of the House, and followed by considerable
number OF members, appeared at the Bar The
Commission having been read, his Lordship deli
vered the following most gracious Speech
& ny Lords and Gentlemen:
s. W are commanded by his Majesty to acotiaiDt
you that his Majesty continues to receive from all
Foreign Princes, assurances of their desire to
maintain the relations of amity with this country.
and that the Great Powers Of Europe partcipots In
the earnest wish Of his Majesty to cultivate aooJ
understanding upon all poiats which may conduce
to the preservation Of peace.
s. Ibis Majesty has viewed for some time past
with great concern, the state Of affairs In the Fast
Of Europe.
s Eos several years contest has been carried
On between the Ottoman Porte and the inhabitants
OF the Greek Provinces and Islands, which baq
been marked on each side by excuses revolving 10
humanity
" In the progress Of thot contest, the rights Of
neutral States, aud the laws which regulate fbe
intercourse OF civilized Nations, have been re-
peatcdly violated, and the peaceful commerce ~
his Maiesty's subjects has been exposed 10 fre-
quent interruption and to deprodations. too often
aggravated by acts Of violence and atrocity
" His Majesty has felt the deepest anxiei, fl,
terminate ths calamiiiss and avert the dangers. in
scP7rable from hosdlitics. which constitute fc
only exception TO the general tranquility Of Eu.
rope.
Having been earnestly cntrca;cd By ho
Greeks tointerpose his good Offices, with view IN
eHccta reconciliation between them and the otto
man Porte, bis Majesty concerted measures for
That purpose, in the first instance with the Em0eror
oil Russia, and subsequently with his Imperial Ma
jcsty end The King of France
His Majesty he's given directions that fher,
should be laid before you Copies Of sroioco sion.
ed 70 So Petersburg by The Plcnipo.endsrfes oC3io
MJest~ md Of h's Inn -ial Ma;est,., mo Fnrs.