Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-22
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New YoRK, July I7.-Yeserday morning the
packet ship Britannia, Capt Marshall from Liver
pool was announced in the olfing by the Exchange
Telegraph.
Changes in the English Ministry.
The discordan materials, of which the late
English Cabinet was composed, afford d any thing
but certainty-even probability OF its long confirm
ance. Ii was supposed from the last arrival that
the vote OF MIR. Huskisson on the East Retlord
Acknowledgement bill, was merely an ostensibl.
reason assigned for the then expected alterations
This, however, was a mistake and in the FOLLOW
ing letter from MIR. Huskisson TO the Duke of
Wellington, we find the sole cause of the Minis
teriai difficulties. Ii appears TO have been writ
ten after the debae on the East Retiort question.
DoDntng STREET. Tuesday, a m. May 20.
My Dear Duke-Ailer the vote which, in re
gard TO my own consistency and personal charac-
ter have found myself from the course of this e.
veningS debate, compelled 10 give on the East
Retford question: owe TO you, as the head of The
Admnisti alton, and TO Mr.. Peel, "a the leader OF
the House of Commons, TO lose no time i'm afford
ing you an opportunity Of placing my office in o.
ther hands, as the only means in my power of pre-
venting the injury 10 the King service which
may ensue from the appearance OF disunion in
his M9esiys Councils, however unlounded in
reality, or however unimpOr,ant III itself the
question which has given rise to that appearance
RegreIting the necessity Of troubling you with
this communication,
Believe me, my dear Duke, ever truly yours,
(Signed) w. HUSKISSON.
Hence have erisen the designations of the other
members Oi the Cabinet, who are mentioned be-
MEATH and whose places have been filled, as APP
pears from the following statement
Lord Aberdeen, Foreign Secretary, in place OF
Earl Dudley.
Sir ii. Harding, Secretary at War. in Mace of
Lord Panerston
Sir G. Murray, Colonial Secretary, in place of
Mr.. Huskisson.
Lord Lowther, First Commissioner Of Woods and
Forests, in lieu of Mr.. Arbuthnot
Mr.. Arbuthuot, Chancellor of the Duciy of Lam
caster, vice Lord Aberdeen.
MIR. Courtensy, Vice President of the Board of
Trade, in lieu of Mr. +. Lewis
Mr.. Horace iwiss, Under Secretary of State
for the Colonies. vice Lord r. L. Lower.
Mr. G.. Baukes, Secretary OF the Board of Con-
troll, vice Nr. Courteney.
Lord Peterborough is to remain Lord Privy
Seal
fhe Irish Secretarysbip, vacant by the resigna-
ton OF Mr.. Lamb, is not yet Tiled; and the office
OF Mr.. Grant, President of the Board of Trade il
still vacant. Lord Lowther, Sir g. Murray, Mr.
Courtenay and Sir II. Hardinage, have seats in the
Cabinet.
The Right Hon. Yesey Fitzgerald. is spoken Of
as President OF the Board Of Trade but nothing is
! yet settled.
The Chief Secre,aryshp Of ireland, which has
been resigned by Mr.. w Lamb, is said to have
| been offered to Mr. Farmland Lewis, who de-
clined it. Mr.. Lambs successor has not yet been
named.
An efficient appointment under the new admin
israion WIS offered TO Mr. w. Horton, which he
has declined
From the London Gazette Of Friddg.
| A the Court at ST. James, the 3Otb day of Nav
| 1873 present, Kings most excellent Majesty in
! Council.
| This day the Right Hon. VIM Iowther. (com-
monly called Vscount Lowther) the Right Hon.
Lieut. General Sir George Murray. the RI. Hon
! Sir Henry Hardnage, and the Right Hon. Thomas
Peregrine Courtcndy, were, by his Majesty's com
| lnand, sworn OF MS Majesty's most Hon. Prvy
Council, aud took their respective places at the
| Board accordingly.
Ills Majesty having been pleased to appoint the
I Right Hon. George Earl Of Aberdeen, and the RI
Hon. Lieut.. Gen. Sir George Murray, to he two of
his NJestg's Principal Secretaries % State, ,hey
we're this day, by bis Msjesty's command, sworn
two Of his MaJesys Principal Secretaries Of state
accordingly.
His Majesty in Council This day was pleased to
appoint the Right Hon. Thomas Parcgrine ourte-
nay. President Of the Committee of Council. ap.
pointed Tor I've Consdc patiOn li all n,ster4 relating
% frdde aud Foreign Plantations in the abs nee Of
ne President Of the said Committee, Tor The lime
icing.
LONDON, Iune T.
4" mr. p0stssDen." --Tne departure Of ldui. a
sir Putney MALCOLM ior Inc ,!edtterran an 10 i
Persede Sir Edward COdring,on, will take place IN