The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-16
INTELLIGENCE.
BosToN, July IL.
FROM EUROPE.


FROM EUROPE.
We have received by the Alciope, from
Liverpool, our files of London papers to !
Nav 90, from which the following inteill-
gence is obtained
Mr.. Huskisson, the Colonial Secretary,
yiscount Palmerston, Secretary of War, and
Mr.. Lamb, holding subordinate office, had
RESIGNED their situations in the British Cab
met: and il was added, that Mr. Grant, (
President of the Board of Trade, and Earl
Dudley. the Foreign Secretary, had tender
ed their designations, and had refused to
withdraw them. These secess;ons are con- [
sidered as indicating a speedy dissolution
of the administration Of the Duke of Wei
lington: and the restoration of the broad
hottomed administration of Mr.. Canning, or
! Lord Goderich. It was mentioned that
I Lord Aberdeen. Sir George Murray, Mr.
| Lewis and Mr.. 'Colcroft, (neither of whom
! held Office under Mr.. Canning or Lord God
ericb.) are to succeed to Office. The Eng
/ lish complained that the tory administration
| of the Duke of Wellington had exhibited
no talent, and that the eXlgeacles OF the
times required talent and llberaiity. 1t APP
peared that the Duke of Wellington, as
premier, had received the Kings command
! to recommend personages to I'LL the vacan-
cies. Mr.. Huskisson's resignation has long
been spoken of on account of declining
health. Lord Chancellor Lindhurst, MIR.
Feel, Home Secretary, Mr.. GUulburn, Chan
cellor of the Exchequer, and Mr.. Hefries,
/ Master Of the Mlnt, &c, will rerlainin the
Ministry. The ostensible cause OF The re-
signations had been stated TO be mtre dif
ference Of opinion on some local Subjects
but there were indications that the Catho-
lie question was the real cause.
OPERATIONS IN THE EAST. 1t is ROW
confirmed that the Russian loops crossed
the lower Pruth and the Danme, in several
corps, on the 9Th of May, at Rni and Ismael.
On their approach the T0Ks set fire to
Galatz, and retired to Brahlow. Walla-
CHA and hIoldayia were occlpled without
resistance. The Russians we're expected
at Bucharest on the 9th. ARussan fleet
had sailed with 10000 troos on board,
which appeared off the moutl of the Dan
ube, steering for Varna, whee the troops
were to be landed. Constantnople at the
last accounts was in a state oflranquillity.
{ PHILADELrHh, July |.
We have a file. of Caracas ppers to the
oath of May. The most important docu-
, ment in the Gaceta is Bolivar smessage to
| the National Convention dated 8ogota, the
goth of February. His Language is bold
: and unequivocal. He calls the members OF
the assembly the representative, of the te-
) g'timacy of Colombia, delegate from the
people, "that sovereign AUTHORITY OF which
he is the soldier and the subject and re-
signs in their hands :" the mace If the Pres
=. ident and the sword of the genral." lie
| draws a most appalling picture)f the dis
f orders and dangers of the Republic.
4 The main suggestions of tie message
, sre-that rights and selfish interests were
a alone needed, but duties forgtten-that
= the public credit was threatened with utter
= ruin, and the government essentially Ill con
e stituted, all power being concentrated II
4 the legislative body-that the right OF sui
e frage was too cheap and dffusiye-that the
iurisdictlon Of Giylg eqggts III military 9
the want of general system of poice pro-
5 duced great confusion and inconvenience
) that the spirit of the army was sensbly de-
: teriorated, owing partially to its subjetion
! to the civil tribunals, whose doctrines and
S dispositions are fatal to the severe dsci-
pine, the passive submission, the hind
: obedience, which forms the basisof military
power, the support of the whole society
2 That subordlnation and discipline had been
much relaxed, too, by the obloquy which
was cast on the heads of partyin the writ
ings OF subalterns, and by the political 7rin-
! ciples which were applied to military avs
or police, 6Jc.-that the army did not re-
; celve the half of its pay, and the utmost
J penury was experienced by all the public
tunctonaries, except those of the Treasury ;
that Colombia could not expect to be re-
garded or valued by foreign states, unless
her internal affairs were well managed-n
short that new distribution of power, IN
fr9rGbte ta,0s, were imperatively demanded,
) stronger executive indispensable, firm,
vigorous, and just government the cry of
the country" In the concluding para
gaphs, the Liberator represents hinselfas a
SIMPLE citizen, no longer distinct from the
multitude, and imploring from the Conven-
tlon a system under which the LAYS shall
ne obeyed, the magistrates respected, and
! the people free.-.Ndt. Gaz.
FROM the .Neto York Journal of Commerce.
LATEST FROM COLOMBIA. By Ghe brig
Athenlan, Capt Sullivan, arrived ing DAYS
from Carthagena, papers 20 the 9Th Of June,
inclusive, are received.
They are occupied with government doc
nments, and articles relative to the Ocana
ConVention. 1t appears that parties run
very high in the convention, and the Gaceta
de Carthagena, which is devoted to Bolivar,
speaks in rather responding language-an-
tlclpates the success of Santandor and his
party IN recommending federal system of
government, and intimates that if thew
should prove the majority in the convention.
nothing viii remain but for Bolivar 10 exer-
cise his discretionary powers, and take the
supreme control of all matters upon him
sell; Much abuse is lavished upon San.
lander, who, to say the least, must have