Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-12-30
TMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND.

BY the last mail we are in receipt Of the New-York
papers of Monday, containing accounts Of the arrVar
Of four or FIVE packets from Liverpool, and one from
Havre. They furnish dates from London to the 2Sd,
and Paris to the 10Th Nov. We have room for bat a
few extracts from the Daily Advertiser:-
Opening of the Ports.-On the 9th Nov. the King
of England issued his proclamation. declaring the
British West India Ports open TO the vessels Of he
United States the of reciprocity specified in
the Proclamation ofthe President last fall.
By the Caledonia, the most important intelligence
is the resignation Of the British Ministry. On the 18th
Nov. the House Of Commons went into Committee Of
the Whole on the Civil List, and after considerable
debate upon taking the question upon un amendments
moved by Sir H. Parnel, ''hai select committee be-
appointed to inquire into the various items connected
with the civil list, and repert thereon, the majority
against the ministry was %. tits stated also that SCI
veral members were out, who would, il preses, haze
In consequence Of This result in the House of COM
mons, on the following day. the Duke Of Welngto"
gave notice in the House OF Lords that he had ener~
ed his resignation the King, who agreed to accept
it; and that he held tile Office only unit his successor
should be appointed. On the same day, Sir Robert
Peel announced the fact Of his resignation, and
that he and his associates only held their Offices unit
Previously to this event, M. Brousham had brought
before the House the subject Of Parliamentary Re-
fern. At the request Of some Of the members, he a.
greed to postpone calling it up until the 25sh, but
fused to let it lie any longer.
The change in the Ministry event Of great inn
porance in the affairs Of Great Britain. No successor
to the Duke Of Wellington had been reported; bat
from the circumstance Of Earl Grey's having had q
,Sats ne uo"d he nr;m oe n;ns,.r ,ha. psOo"D,6
nresume there viii he Wh;o m;n;strv thronohon,.
+. 4; ".a,ed ,h,t ~ o 80, rnws, mny t"rouEno1I
and Gi"nc.,,. r I'D ,S.n H.; saa,. - %
ton benches in the House Of Peers. nrev;onsl ~ ,hs
resignation Of the Ministers.
other business LONG dehera,;on ,ccE Mac - a.
new c;v;l "a IN c"SSm;,.ss or,S" s" PaS. y" s"S
Nv. a'ss W c 20 VI tne wno'e mouse. a"
m,ee or E,"u;,v. He decior.S ill.,. %a "a 80 IN ~
i;ave ~ mon :" + ,olonJ oiJ J". ~ -. ~" ..
men,s ~ the Cha nceI"r Of az" v%;s S
charoed with inter ;nconssencv ns 'vsti q. No
J W." on" .n% Wen W., ss
mmch fseI;no AGcs several o,he msn. Go' Az
ferent members. The honse divided Wen he ""mhsr-
were-For the original motion 2O4-For The amend
ment 233-majori,y, 90. Il
| R.,;ono,;on of n. R,y;.h M;,;.,,,.-o, N. 1s,h
of Noy The "venncs ~ ,Ss Hon.s ~ c,onmon. -,s.
crowded M nm early huur and the gallery ;mmcd;aeiv
rose and ,he leenes attention. nrevaleS IN .,s
| Of ibe House while the Riuht How ger,iers:s.r ~
dressed bs chair rs f.iows s;r. the snfe;s"sS r"..
oect which owe to mi. Houss isdsee" s ~ ak
ihe earliest possbie ,tnn;tv as DseI;ciS s.s;"c
in INV place. that IN conseuuence Of what ocenrrsS
las. ngh,, el. !. my duty 70 wait Tpon she Mag a"S
M longer onnd r. in NV mower 70 admin;s,ry nml;c
affairs (so FAR as those affairs depended upon meS
either with satsGac,on IN nv own feel;Cos nr aavon
taee to The country-flouf cries Of hear. hearI I
therefore te ndered 10 tic King INV resgnnon which
his Majesty has been yracOusiy neied 10 ans
now hold the seals of the Home Oenarmenf onlw
ill my successor shall have been appointed In like
Cabinet, hoId oice only Tin other individuals .haiI
haze been oppointcd 10 succeed them "-fEenr
hearty
Lord Athovp said tina, every one mnst feel nj hia
moment, when there is no Government, no Adminis-
ration that IL wonid he both nproncr and inconvem
lent to the debate stands for shs NIGHT
on the motion Of INV Hon. and Learned Friend-iMr
Brougham.)
Sir r. Peel said, the functions Of the Governments
do not Immediately cease with the resignation of the
Ministry; and in my own case. i"r instance, feel
thas, TIL the seals which have the iOnor To bold are
ssxarc;sp III .h n";yo.;,, - "a; .p: 80.
do so G"r lie ""h;c NJ fmsn,o% .f. 49,
f,nn, ho,h s;dss of ,I,s Lc".s \ '>'
~ "o"-'
AoMdo", WOE Lr.-lhe announcement OF the re-
about half mast o'cock render. ~ "Hnecs..arv G,y
US to make any remarks upon the various ruinors
that were current On that subject during the day.
With respect to the opinion of the public tho
'Change we should not he speaking the trnth IL No
did not say that many influential and wealthy ntivid
uals regret that tho Duke Of Wellington should DO
Obliged 10 retire. Indeed. among persons Of wealth
and responsibility his Grace was certainly very pop-
House Of Lords he possessed the confidence of a
very large portion Of the middle classes Of sOriety
II 10 thought, in Short that if had not been for that
ljndged speech, the opening of the session, he
would have been able to have retained his place in
spite Of the efforts Of his opponents in Parliament.
he preferred swimming againa, il. and, aa is gener-
Tie question is whether we shall get n better