Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-16
ALEX ASJ.DBIAa
wpnNespAy MORNING, JULY 10, 1923
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Boston from Liverpool, "ii"b f-r
20 N. goth and Liverpool TO the So'h May
7, ,n,ears that the changes in the british
SAIinis,-y. of which there were various rumors
y, our last sdvces, nave actually taken place.
and as is very natural, created considerable
f,xei,emen, in London. Mr. Huskisson, Mr.
wv. Lamb, and Lord Palmerston, HAVE RESIGN
H. MIR. Charles Grant, who has rendered MS
4-,sieua,ion, persists in it. Earl Dudley also
4sdheres to his determination TO resign
The Ministry, which was constructed on the
Iruins of the Canning Cabinet,-is broken to
4r;,ces: and the Duke Of Wellington has again
H. commence the laborious task oil construct
new cabinet, almost without materials.
&rorvi,m is a, low cbb. The liberal part OF
L. Cabinet have retired. A Tory Cabinet is
however, 10 be attempted; bu, i, cannot endure
:, will possess no talent--and talent never
WAS more nece ssary I, will have no sufficient
eader in the House Of Commons. The pub
;c conceive that such Ministry cannot stand
hpsin.t Opposition, and dissolution oil Far
hament is spoken Of. The hoeta'is's ~ouio
have decided majority in new house
Mr.. Peel, Mr.. Hsrrirs, and Mr.. Goulbourn'
mil remain in the Ministry.
The London Courier Of the last date states
"a, the place Of Mr.. Huskisson, as Colonial
eerrtary, is to be filled by Sir George MUIR
10 This gentleman filed the post OF Quar-
Master General under the Duke OF Wei
r-,,n and was afterwards Commander IN
10 Earl If Icy
SIGNED the seals Of the Foreign Department.
he Courier acknowledges the difficulty oil
bling the place of a minister who has insplr'
h such respect in foreign courts by his Ia
pr,s and concilated al foreign ministers at
ar court by the elegance Of his manners, and
h. opsnness aud srraigh, forwardness of his
Intercourse with them, aud adds, that the sue
I,ssor il unknown The Courier atirms
si,n crra, confidence, tha, the changes will
brnduce no change in the system Of domestic
br foreign policy-says that Sir Henry Har'
dinage, and The Right Honorable Mr.. Fitzge-
laid. have been named as the successors 10
ord Palmerston as Paymaster OF the Army,
buI that nothing positive was known as to this
p,in,menr. MIR. F. being absent in Ireland.
Nj. Charles Grants successor was not known
nor was tina, Of Mr.. William Lamb, as Chez
s., re,ary Of Ireland. A council OF the present
ministers assembled on the 2sth consisting oil
he Duke Of Wellington, Earls Bathurst and
aberdeen, Lord Melville; Lord Lyndhursi, Mr..
p ,. MIR Goulbourn and Mr. Herries.
The Courier attributes the resignation OF
NJ. Hosk,sson and Lord Palmerstou, TO the
VT. which tn ielt bound TO give, in opposi,
t;,n ~ Mr. Peel, we suppose on the Fast ket-
e. Ftrc.ion bill. Mr.. HuskisSon alter giving
HIS vote, Thought il necessary 10 write 20 Inc
xD,k, Of " cling on, stating that having con-
c.i,sd him e { ub,ig. 4 % against Mr.. Peel
IN. WAS rraAv to ender ms resignation, ii his
q Grace thou ght proper. NJ idea OF Mr.. HIS,
n r, .irnatinn would ave ben entertained Nv The
s Duk-. the C,urier says, If the ieuer had not
b, en- written; bu' II having Lren written he did
~, feel himself bound 10 s3icir hlm TO remain
The other resg"a inns appear 10 have been In
co SEQUENCE Of hese two
Parliament is expected TO sit till July Ills
,houph, the Budget cannot he brought forward
Till June.
The people in London, are much agitated
nv the CrumbIiny Of the Administration.
The King gave Grand Bail on the nighI Of
-he e6th # Nav II seems 20 be limited that he
discovers an indifference to public affairs.
British Stocks continued high Ihrees Sss
20 81 rs
The Russian army occupied Moldavia on the
9Th Of May. and was advancing with great rapi-
dity on Wallachia.
Their had been a report that Turkey haG
manifested deposition % submit to Russian
,erms. but this report was soon reversed, and
she determines TO resist.
Operations in The East--lt is now confirmed
that the Russian troops crossed the lower Pruth
and the Danube, in several corps, OH The 9TH Of
May At ROM and lshmael. On their approach
the Turks set Gre TO Gala'z, & retired TO Bra
bilow Wallachia and Modayia were occupied
without resistance. The Russians were ex-
pccted at Bucharest on the 9th. "A Russian
Rect had sailed with $4,000 troops on board,
which appeared of the mouth of the Danube,
steering for Vsrna, where the troops were to
be landsded, ConstanIinople at the last ac>
commits was in n state nj traunniE "