The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-24
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FOREIGN.


On Friday the Both May at 2 O'Clock p
M. the King held court at his palace il
st. james. which was attended by most oI
the Prlvy Counselors.
Ills Majesty gave an audience 10 Ear
Dudley, when the noble earl resigned the
seals OF the Office OF Secretary OF State for
Foreign Affairs.
% Mr., Huskisson had an audience Of the
King, and resigned the seals of office as
Secretary for the Colonial Department
liis Majesty gave closet audience to
the Earl OF Aberdeen wien the noble earl
kissed hands upon his being appointed Ne
cretary ofSate for Forelgd Affairs, and
the King delivered 10 hm The seals OF Of
flee
Sir George Murray had a closet audience
OF ,he King who presented Sir George with
the seals Of oilice of Secretary OF State for
the Colonial Department SIR George
kissed hands on his appointment
Nlscount i.oWther was preserved TO his
Majesty, and kissed hands upon ais being
appointed Chief Commissioner oi Woods
and Forest.
Mr. PeregTine Cour' enay was presented.
and kissed hands upon his being appointed
Vice President ~ the Board OF Trade
AIR. Arbuthnct kissed hands upon his be
ing appointed Chancellor OF the Duchy Of
Lancaster.
Sir Henry iiOrdings kissed hands upon
his being appointed Secretary of War.
His Maiealy held q Priyy Council, at
which Nscount Lowiher, Sir George Mnr-
ray, Mr. Peregrnc Courtenay, and Sir
Henry Bardngs were Introduced, sworn
in priyy Counsellors, and took their seats
at the Board accordingly. fila Majesty
gave audiences 10 the Duke Of Wellington,
Earl Bathurst, and Mr. Secretary Peel
The Court broke up soon after o'clock.
House of Commons. the I'd June
Mr.. Husksson entered into an explanation
OF his conduct in retiring from the Ministry
His remarks aIn the correspondence which
he brought forward, Justify the suspicion
which We mentioned the other day, VIZ
that he had written letter ro the Noble
Premier, informing him that he was at hb
crty To receive his resignation ifhe thought
necessary, and that the Duke very cayal.
ierly turned hun owe: 10 the king, and in
sisted that his letter was formal resigua
tlon.
Sir Edward Colrington, it is said, IS TO
he suoprceJed in his Office bv SIR U,pe.
ncy Malcolm.
poyjn rai The constitution has beon
~ inserted md Don Pedro urocIo;,oed IN
Oporto and the vicinity, and at Columbia.
The Narou,s do PolmoIlo had r,von no,;co
ibnt he could nd lonoer act as minister for
Don Miguel.whcn thc news co,,eoftbe q.
porto Rerency (which is aoIv ,unto and
he tbcn resumed b,s function IN tho no,ne
Of Don Pedro The I.ondor cour;or an
.icinotes the spdeav overthrow of N,pu,l
and the ahsoIu,ist oarty. He had odoo,ol
the rnyal signature of his DEGREES Ac
cordlnp To the latest accounts. the ,,oo,, IN
dlferen, parts Of the kingdom had declared
for the constitution in all the provinces of
Mintro and I'rosus Ilontcs. and reurly all
Reira, has appeared in Estramandura, &c
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II p i.Hfest F0re'@n .Nrps. ~ = pack.
ct ship New York, Capt Bennett, + ON i.iy-
erpooI, arrived ut New York on Thursday
evening at ate hour, bringing papers Ia
the 10th, aud London To The t5tip inc In&lve.
The circumstantal account OF the VIC
Tory uhtnlhcd by the Russians over the
Turks, COPIED 10y the New York and 9th
ar papers, turns out to be stock iobblng
fabrication. Ii Is not only not confirmed
by any subsequent Intelligence, but itS tai
slty IS made distinctly manifest. The Lum
berg Gazette, IN which 1t was stated to
have originally appeared, aud whence it
pnrported to have been copied, has never
contained word on the subject, and Ia os
innocent ofthe invention as The sultan hum
sell. ltSeems that the author COPIED, with
new change OF names and dates, the OF
hciaI bu'letIn OF engagements during the
former war between the Turks and Rus
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The House OF Lords had thrown out the
catholic Question, hy majority OF 10.
Nir Henry uardlnge IS appointed Sccre