Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-07-19

ll2 passengers. We received accounts from
Liverpool TO the 9th ul, which We copy below.
A Postscript in the Commercial announces the
ship New York below; she left Liverpool on
the 18th Of June.
NEW MINISTRY.
LONDON, May 80.
This day tho Right Hon. William Lowtber
Commonly called Vis count Lowther) the
( Right Hon. Lieutenant General Sir George
Murray, the Right Hon. Sir Henry Hardinge,
and the Right Hon Thomas Pere grne Courte.
nay, were by his Majesty's command, sworn
of his Majesty's most Hon. Prvy council, and
| took their respective places at the board ac-
cordingly.
His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the
Right Hon George Earl Of Aberdeen, and the
Right Hon. Lieut.. General Sir George Murray,
to be two Of his Majesty's Principal secrets aries
of State, they were this day, by his majesty S
command, sworn two of his majesty's Principal
Secretaries of State accordingly.
His Majesty in Council was this day pleased
! appoint the Right Hon. Thomas Peregrine
| Courtenay President Of tho committee Of Coun-
Gil appointed for the consideration Of all mat
ters relative to trade and Foreign Plantations.
in the absence Of the President Of the said
Committee. for the time being
The following is list Of the new appoint
ments:
Lord Aberdeen, Foreign Secretary, in place
of Earl Dudley.
Sir II. Hardinge, Secretary at War in place
Of Lord Palmerston.
Sir G. Murray, Colonial Secretary in place of
Mr. Huskinson.
Lord Lowthcr, First Commissioner of Woods
and Forests, in lieu of Mr.. Arbuhnot.
H. ALL, e. ~ n
Lancaster. vice Lord Aberdeen.
Mr.. Courtney Vice President of the Board of
Trade in leu'of Mr.. F. Lewis.
Mr.. Horace Twiss under Sc cretary Of State
for the COLONIES, vice Lord F. L. Cover.
Mr.. G. Banks, Secretary Of the Board Of
Control, vice Mr.. Courtenay.
Lord Eidenborongh is 10 remain Lord Priyy
Seal The Irish Secretaryship vacant by the
resignation Of Mr.. Lamb, is not yet filed; and
the Office o. Mr.. Grant President Of the board
Of Trade is still vacant. Lord Lowther, Sir
G. Murray, Mr.. Courtenay, and Sir II. Har-
dinge have seats in the cabinet.
The Right Hon. vcsey Fitzgerald is spoken
Of as President Of the Board Of Trade, but
nothing is as yet settled.
The Chief Secretaryship Of Ireland. which
has been resigned by Mr.. Lamb, is said to have
been offered TO Mr.. F. Lewis who declined it.
An efficient appointment under the now Ad-
ministration was offered Mr.. w. Horton, which
he has declined.
The Duke Of Wellington made handsome
speech in the House of Lords, in support Of
the bill for granting pension to Mr.. Canning 9
family.
The following document has been circulated
as genuine. but circumstances 60 far to prove
it 10 "a fabrication. We publish il as we find il.
FIRST BULLETIN OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
Camp before Siitria, May l5-In order to
leave tho enemy no time TO collec, his armies
on the Danube, and to call into the field his
fanatic Mussslmen population in tho countries
beyond Mount Balkan, the General in chief,
Count wtgensten, resolved TO send from Jas
sy two divisions Of infantry under Generals
Yermoef and Uwarrow, and several divisions
Of cavalry under Lieutenant General Count
Pahlcn, which were to proceed by forced
marches, and by the shortest route, too and
over the Danube; those divisions were already