Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-21
FOREIGN NE,yS

FOREIGN NEWS.
| A large mass OF intelligence has poured in upon
| us-with London dates to the 10TH and French IN
4 the nth February. We shall make such extracts
! as are most interesting. We have accounts Of tho
opening of Parliament, and of the French Chan
0ers' with the Speeches OF their respective Kinps
both OF them regret the unexpected event of The
oat,ie oil Navarino, and both express their wish
ana determination to preserve the peace of Europe
In rance, majority of the Constitutional marty
seems TO have triumphed in the Chamber of De.
puues. new ministry has been formed TO the
exclusion OF Nj. Villele new ministry has
'9rineu IN Treat Britain, at the head of which
| Is the Duke OF Wcllington-It is made up of very
discordant materials; but the Tory faction il pre
dominant The London Courier has CHANGED ira
Editor, and hoisted again the Tory flag. From the
equvGcai language of the Kings Speech (canting
ABOUT his ''ancient ally the TurksN an i,nnres9
sion has gone forth, that Mr.. Canning. princinJcs
| as TO Greece are TO be abandoned-This has irtiuc
ed the Opposition to take strong ground in favour
OF the battie OF Navarino; and compelled the Duke
OF Wellington to declare the determination of the
new Ministry 10 carry into full effect tbe traot,,
ruth the .diites. The Catholics have aIso talon H.
aiarm and the Board in Dublin has prescribed in
advance, any politician who should SUPPORT the Adj
minstration; butmnsSers have also declared That
they are unpedged upon the Catholic Claims ana
mat my Lord the Duke intends TO pursue strict
neutrality on that question. The Premier has also
stated their intention obring forward Corn bill
similar 10 the of the last session. but boi y
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II seems impossible 20 bring it forward in such =
Snape as 70 conciate all the present iucumbents
.lhe FINANCE Committee Ito search and sft com
pie1ely the ways and means and expenses of the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on important object with
the present Parliament Mr.. Huskisson Ia itr
great supporter; and it will be noted that II wa.
some difference about the person who was to be ito
Chairman that put Messrs. Herries and Huskis-
son by the ears, and brought the Ministry OF Lord
Goderich TO aclose.-Upon the whole the want of
talents, OF consistency, of public confidence and
OF liberal principles, threatens the ministry with
speedy dissolution The views of its leaders are
Oh more Tory character than those of the last
are less in harmony with the general spirit of tho
age, and it promises rather to be a nuisance than
blessing othe sound policy of Britain both at home
aud abroad.
The affairs of the East are not yet settled
lbrahlIn Pacha has sent off a large portion of his
troops from the Morea TO Egypt, leaving about
5000 TO guard the forresses-one report is that he
has accompanied the detachment TO Eevpe-Tbe
r9F'e ha' not given III It's decision to the Allies
The new President of the Grecian Republic, Capo
istria, was expected in the Morea under the es-
cort OF the three Allied Flags; and much was ex-
pccted from his character and the confidence re.
posed in him by his countrymcn.
The Minis t'y.-The following is the compost
iion OF the New Ministry, as officially announced
in the London Gazette.
The Duke of Wellington, First Lord of the Trea-
sury, vice Lord Goderich-Henry Earl Bathurst
Lord President Of his Majesty's Priyy Council,
VIC tlit i(uhC Oh IOftlan1.-IsOrd IVndntrSt
tinues Lord ChancelIor.-L EIlenboro,,sb
Keeper OF the Privy Seal, vice the Earl of Car
iisie.-Ihe Hon. Henry Goulbourn ChanceJlor
OF the EXchequer, vice Mr.. Herres-The Ripbt
n non William Carr Niseount BeresfoFd, Master
General OF the Crdnance.-The Right Hon. Ro. |
bert Peel, Secretary of State for the Home De- |
Partment, in place Of the Marquis of Lansdowne
mr.. HusSisson, remains Secretary Of State for the
Coionies.-Eari Dudley continues Secretary of
State for Foreign Affairs.-Lord Melville Presi |
dent the Board of Control, in place of Mr.. G 1
!" ynn.-Mr. Charles Grant, continues President
OF the Board of Trade, and Treasurer of the Navy
me Earl OF Aberdeen, Chancellor of the Duchv
OF Lancaster, i'm place of Lord BcxIcv-NIr Her
ries, Master of the Mint, in place of Mr.. Tier
ney.-Lord Palmerston, continues in the War De- |
partmcnt-IH ODfce, not IN the Cdbiuei.-His |
Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence, Lord High !
Admilal.~-Judge Advocate General, Right Hon |
pr John Beckett, Bart, vice Right Hon. james
Abercrombie.- Right Hon. Charles Arbuth- |
not, William d. Adams, and Henry Dawkins.
Esq. Commissioners of Woods. Forests and Land
Reyenues.-Vice President Of the Board of Trade
II. r. Lewis, Esq.-Paymaster General, Right |
Hon. W. v. Fitszgerald.-Under Secretaries of
State-Home, S. NJ. Phillips, Esq. aud w v. /
Peel, Esq. vice L. 5. Rice, Esq Colonial, r. W |
Hay, Esq; the other not yet settled. Foreign /
Lord Howard de Walden, John Backhouse, Esq. |
-Secretaries of the Treasury-Joseph Planta |
Esq. and G. II. Dawson, Esq. vice r. +. Lewis |
Esq.-Lords of the Treasury-Lord Granville G. |
II. Somerset, vice Right Hon. NJ. Fitzgerald; |
Earl oil Mount Charles, Lord Elliot, j.. A. NJ |
Naughten, Commissioners for AHsirs Of In /
dia, the arrangement is not yet completed, but
il is understood that Sir J. M'Donaid and Dr. /
Phimore retirc.-Sir G. Woiherin is appointed i
Attorney General, Sir James Scarictt refusing to
hold that Office Solicitor Genergl-Sir NJ /
Tindall.--Lord observation-disclosures of Anglea- I
sea. vice Marquis Of Wellesley. Secretary /
Right Hon. w. Lamb.
The Duke Of Wellington having accepted The
post Of First Lord Of the Treasury and Prime III
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Lord Hin is spoken uf as his successor.
notwithstanding The pains that have been Ia
ken in the formation Of this Ministry, we are
dispo'cl % crcsf0n i- F'1bli'~ IL foryisa is Of