Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-19
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BY several arrivals a, New York English dates n
the i9th Feb. and French tie 9Th have be ON re
celvsd.
Tine following are the most important items of their
coneuts
The .NMistyy.-it will be seen that the whole nv
don press has been at fou regard To the probab o
result OF the new MINIS crai arrangcments-tle Duk a
OF Wellington having received aud accepted lie post
%! The FIRST Lord OF the Treasury and Pune Mns,er
ihe following Is tho composition the New Ministry
as officially announced in the Gazette Ii is high ,,
~ enough TO have suited the old Caver, Sir Henry
Lee.
sury Vice Lord Goderich
Henry Earl Bathurst Lord President OF his Males
", fnvy Council, wee the Duke of Portland
Lord Lyndurst continues Lord Chancellor
the Earl of Carlisle
The Hon. Henry Gouhourn, chancellor of the OK
chequ"r, vice MIR IIcrr,es
The Right Hon. WIN. Carr, Viscount Beresford.
master general Cf the ortnancc.
The Right Hon Robert Peel Secrrtaty of Stale
t'r the Home Department, Ia the place vi The Mar
quis ofl.anstowne.
Mr. Huskisson, remains Secretary of State for the
Colonies.
Earl Dudley continues Secretary of Stale G,r For
eigD Affairs
Lord Melville president of the Board of Control in
place of Mr. G. Wynn
Nr. CHARLES Grant continues President NJ tbs Rood
OF Trade, and Treasurer OF the NAVY
The Earl of Aberdeen Chancellor of the Dutcbv OF
Lancaster, in place OF Lord Bexley
Mr' herres master OF The mini. III the place Of MIR.
Tlerdey.
Lord palmestoD, continues in the War Department.
In CHcc bu1 not in the Cdjinei.-Hs ROYAL II,pb
ness Tie Duke of Clarence, Lord High Admiral
Judge Advocate General-Right Hon. Sir JOHN
Beckett. Bart, vice Right lion. James Abercrom
The Right Hon. Charles Arhu,hnot. WIN d Adams.
and Henry Da"kins EsGs. commissioners of W oojs
Fores's and Land Revenues
D. s
Esq.
Paymaster General-Right Hon. w. v. FitZceraid
Coder Secretaries of Siae-Ilome, s. NJ. Philips
ESQ and W. Y. Peel, Esq CoIoniai-R. w Hay,
ESQ., the otier not s-tlcd. Foreion-I ord YIo,s
| ard de Walden, John BackIouse, Esq
Secretaries of the Tressnry-Joseph PIanta, ESQ.
and & r. Dawson, Esq. vice +. F. Lewis Esq
Lords of the Treasury-Lcrd Granville, c. H. So
merss'' wee Right Hon. NJ Fitzgerald; Earl of Noun,
Charles, Lord Elliott. F.. A. M'Nauglhen, Esq.
Commissioners E." Affairs Of INDIA The arropce
meat not YET completed but il understood that Sir
y. WDonald and DR. FhtIlimore retire
oTC "eIieraH's appointed Attorney General! Sir
James scarlet refusing 10 hold that office.
Solicitor General--Sir. p. c. TirLan
IRELAND
Lord observation-disclosures OF AngIeasea: vice Mar.
guis OF Wellesley
Chief Seeretary-Rt. Hp1,. w Lamb
Inc Duke OF Wellington haviug accented the most
OF FIRST Lord OF The Treasury and Prime Minister
resigned the command OF the army One account
says, Lsrd Hal is spoken OF as iis successor an,
eT says ti'c duties of the oee he performed
b" commission. 70 consist Of Lord Bereseord Sir
George Murray, and Sir Herbert TAYLOR
TIE foregoing list does not contain The names nj
nc hari OF Eidnn, OF the Earl of Wesmoreiand or
V;scount Lowiher. Notwithstanding The pains tina,
nave oeen taken I'D the ornation Of this Ministry we
were disposed to question its stability. Its oryism il
OF 100 high key 10 suit the present state CT pubbc
'eeiog III Great Britain, AIR HusS,ssoB however he
carried his point. in maintaining the ascendency OF
The reA trade principles, BY retaining Mr. q ,uIb.r
at the Head Of file Board OF Trade
The news of tue formation Of Il new ministry. IN.
DER Inc direction of the Duke Of Wellington was re-.
eeyed IN ireland with very great regret and il seems
10 nave inspired not only the leaders of The C,thoIce
ont TIE wtsie Of that population, with uew energy a,
"c'easen determination Already resolutions has
passed The Catholic Board, stating that on no eonsi
aerauon VII The Catholics support anv public rue n
who gives bis sanction 10 any administration di,oced
by lie Duke of Wellington.
MEETING OF PARLIAMENT.
farIlament assembled on the 9th January before
"s arrangements for the Ministry were copplet
ea as The several appointments were gazetted on the
So'n ana <'h. Ibe Lord Chancellor read the Kings
'Psecn' WINCH VIII be found below together with We
~ concise summary OF the proceedings Of both houses
thereVn Hls Majesty notices the recent events IN
We Mediterranean, and speaks Of The affair Of Navs
n asa COLLISION wholly unex pectcd.p famcuts that
Is confc should have occurred with The naval C,rea
OF an ancient ally but bopes IL NAV NOT no G,n
o uriher bostites, and will not impede that ami
cable adjustment Of tie existing differences betw cen
me Forte and the Greeks, which il IS so manrfesty
ner common interest 20 accede" lie further ststes
hH MS eHOTls VIII continue be directed IN Ii.
maintenance OF The rerose Of Europe, upon the basi,
or winch las rested siucs the last general treaty of
peace" Upon this subject, it will be perceived tbar
,no ooe OF I've hing and Minister'S is decidedly pacific
Ouf previous impressions are, therefore so far ron
hFned rs 70 the course which events in fine East viii
ultimately take as TO other points Of his Majesty
Speech, We refer 10 The doeBment itself
10 he Commons, Mr.. BroUghau strongly objected
mifr " ~
ihe London Courier OF January 81 says, having
'"esoy expressed our opinion the agreeable efec
Whoh VIII be produced uDon the nation by the King
speech We ought 10 add that the couduct Of the OF