Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-18
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The ships Charles Drew ana AicIope, al Boston
from Liverpool bri' Louaon papers to the 18th
and Liverpool to the 30th May.
ltappears that the changes III the British Min
istry, OF which tn re were various rumois at our
last advices, have actually taken place, and, as Is
very natural, created considerable excitement ia
London. Mr. Huski-son, mir. ". Lamb, and Lord
faiIiierston, have resigned Mr.. Charles Grant,
who has rendered his resignation, persists in n
Earl Dudley also adhercs mis- determine ZION to
resign.
Lhe Ministry. which was constructed on the ru-
ms OF the Canning Cabinet, broken to pieces; and
the Duke OF Wellington has again to commence
the laborious task OF constructing new cabinet
almost without materials. i0ryism Is at a low
ebb. The liberal part of the Cabinet have retired
Tory Cabinet Is however, to De attempted; but ii
cannot endure-it will possess talent tai
ent never was more necessary. Ii will nave no
efficient leader in the House Of Commons The
pubic conceive that such Ministry cannot stand
against Opposition, and a dissolution OF Parliament
Is spoken OF. The iiberalists would have decided
majority In a new house.
Mr.. Peel, Mr.. Herries, and Mr.. Goulborn. will
remain in the Ministry
The London Courier of the last date states that
the place OF Mr. Husksson, Colonial Secretary,
is TO be filled by Sir George Murry. This gentle
man hilcd the post OF Quarter Master General I'M
der the Duke of " elngon, and was afterwards
Commander i'll Chief in ireland. The Earl OF Dud-
ley had resigned the seals of the Foreign Depart
ment. The Courier acknowledges the diff Guilty
OF hiiing the place OF a minister who has inspired
such respect iii foreign courts by his talents and
conciaied all foreign ministers at our court by the
elegance OF his manners, and the openness and
straight torwardness OF his intercourse with them
and adds, that the successor is unknown The
Courier aitirms with great confidence that the,
changes Will produce no change in the system OF
domestic or foreign policy-says that Sir Henry
Hardinage, and the Right Honorable Mr.. Fitz-
gerald. have been named the successors to Lord
Palmerston as Paymaster of the Army, bu, thai
nothing positive YVES known TO t:,is appointment
Mr. r. being absen. in Ireland Mr.. Charles
Grants successor was no. known, nor was tina, OF
MIR. William Lamb, as Chief Secretary of irolan,,
council ofthe present ministers assembled on the
ES,h. consisting OF the Duke Of Wellington, Earls
Bathurst and Aberdeen, Lord Melville Lord
Lyndhurs, Mr.. Peel. Nj. Goulbourn, and Mr..
Herries.
The Courier attributes the resignation Of Mr.
HuskissUn and Lord Paine son, to the vote which,
they felt bound to give, in opposition MIR. Peel,
we suppose on The East Ketford Election bill. MIR.
Huskisson after giving his vote, thought il neces
sary to write to the Duke Of Wellington, stating
that having conceived himself Obliged to vote a.
gainst Mr.. Peel, he was ready to tender his resg-
nation, If his grace thought proper. no idea ol
MIR. HIS resignation would have been entertained
by the Duke, the Courier says, if the letter had
not been written; but it having been written ie
did not feel himself bound to solicit him to ramaip.
other designations appear to have been in con-
sequence OF these two.
Parliament IL expected to sit ill july. IL is
thought the Budget cannot be brought forward till
June.
The people in London, are much agiated by the
crulnbling OF the Administration.
The King gave Grand Ball on the night Of the
10Th OF May. Ii seems to be hinteh that he dis
covers an Indifference TO public affairs.
British Stocks continued high. Threes S5 LIZ 10
IS TO.
The Russian army occupied Modavia on the 7tb
OF May, and was advancing with great rapidly on
There had been report that Turkey had man
Tested disposition To- submit to Russian terms, but
| this report was soon reversed, and she determines
| to resist.
| Operations liz the Eost.-It is now confirmed
that the Russian troops crossed the lower Pruh and
the Danube, in several corps, the 7th Of May at
ROM and Ismael On their approach the Turks
| set fire 10 Gaatz, and retired TO BrahiIow. Wal
! lacha and Modayia were occupied without resist
ance. The Russians were expected at Bucharest
on the 9Th. Russian feet had sailed with $1,000
troops on board, which appeared OFF the mouth OF
the Danube, steering for Varna, where the troops
were TO be landed. Constantinople al the last ac.
counts was III state Of tranquility.
! The Marquis OF Pamela has resigned his func-
| tons as Ambassador from Russia. The Emperor
| Nicholas departed from st. Petersburg on the 10th
May TO join his army.
The roads Of Cronstadt became free of ice on the
9th, and the flag indicating the opening Of naviga-
| ton was hoisted on the fortress.
f! The King has signed the repeal 0: the Test
4 Acts.
FRANCE.-The French Ct amber Of Deputies
| have passed the law for the loan Of SO 900 900
! irancs,by usjOgity. The general sense appear.
TO be, that, as a leading Continental power, she
nust at least put hersel. in such an attitude that n,
unexpected consequences, originating Ia the con-
flict between Turkey and Russia, should fLd her