Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31


The following is believed ministry the official
ann"ncaon of which was appear the Gaze,tee the
Lord Grey. First Lord of the Treasury
Marquis Of I.andsdown, President OF Council
Mr. Boug,an, Lord Chancellor
Lord Alorp. Chancellor of the Exchcquer the
Lord Palmcrstou, Foreign Affairs
Lord Holland, Ducty of Lancaster.
Sir James Graham: First Lord of the Admiralty.
Lord Melbourne, Home Office
Mr. Ja,ses GRAFT, Board of Control
Lord Durham Privy Seal
Lord ;oderch, Colonies
Marquis Anglssea, Ireland
Secretary for Ireland MIR. Stanley
Duke of Richmnnd Master of the Ordnance
Mr. r Grant, Judge Advocate Sec'ry atWar
Mr.. Horne Solicitor General
Lord Hill, Commander in Chief
Lord Auckland, Of the Boar. of Trade.
The Duke of Dey"nshe Lord Chamberlain, Lord PIunke
Lord Chancellor Ireland Nj Pennef Attorney
of Ireland MI Edward Elcc, MIR Spring Rice are he
JOINT Secretaries of the Treasury
Mr. Paule Thonaon Treasurer of the Navy and Vice Pre-
stlent of the Board of Trade.
MIR Ponsonby Lord of the Treasury and Irish Teeasur
Lord John Russell be the faymaxter of the Army
Sir james Mcin'os according of the papers,
NJ Serrurier formerly inis,e. to THO aouny under Napo
leon has been appointed, and with his family sail
aaeIpha M Laseyrie grandson Of Lafayette attached
al pension of 10000 fr (s4,oOO) to Madame Ney
LoNDo~, e2d Nov.-His Majesty held Council
this afternoon al half past O'Clock. at ST.
James, Palace
Amongst the members who have been summoned
to attend tn" Council are Earl Grey. Lord Brour-
ham, the Marquis of Lansdowne Lord Holland,
Viscount Goderich, Vscount Melbourne, Viscount
Alhorp he Right Hon Charl"s Grant the Right
Hon. Sir James Graham, the RICH. Hon. C. W.
Wynn--Cnbinet Ministers
The Duke Of Devonshire, the Marquis of Angle
sea- air Denham. &c, also attended to receive
their seals of office and appointments.
AIR. Edward E'lice, the enlightened Member for
Coventry is the Secretary to the Treasury, in the
room of AIR. Planta For commercial knowlede
sound thnra ho
found than Mr.. Eliice.
Sir James Macintosh will have an appointment.
| and he well deserves it
| cuGE-PARIs Nov 1o-After the onnonnro
men, by the Ministers of the change of Ministry in
England, the Three per Cents, which opened a 81
~ ellto Ga %; then rose to 66 80, and left off
| 81 10. The Five per Cents underwent about the
same variation, and left off 394 SO
In The House of Cvmmnns on the Ssh November
Mr.. Peel read the following eter, addressed to he
DIke Of wellington, by the Lord Mayor of Eondon.
NV Lord Duke--F'rom the situation Of Lord
Mayer, to which have been elected, numberless
communications made tn me both personally and
by letter, IN reference to he 9th instant, and it is on
that account take the liberty of addressing your
Grace
Although the feelings of all the respectable cti-
zens OF London decidedly loyal, yet cannot but
be known there are, both in London well as the
Country set of desperate and abandoned characters
VINO arc anxious TO avail themselves of any circum
stance to create tumul; and confusion. While all
OF any responsibility in the city vicing with each
what intention OF some OF the desoe.
rate characters above alluded to- the opportu-
nifty of making an attack your Grace's person"
| livery loud cheering, mingled with considerable
laughter, from the Opposition benches; the cheering
OF Colonel Davies was peculiarly loud
Good God, Sir! sarcastic cheer!" continued
S'r Il. reel, land made, too, in the House of Com
mons on hearing that the I.nrd Mayor of London
! has communicated to the Duke of Wellington that
he had reason to believe that an attack would be
made on his Gracos life as he accompanied his Ma
And ~
army, too! Hear, hear) Whatever NAV be the
opinions entertained by individuals as TO the Official
acts and political character Of the Duke of yelling
ton, is there single man in the country-I am snTe
that the gallant Colonel who cheered so loudly when
me neat OF debate has passed by, will be among the
hrst 10 deprecnte such attempts CLEAR, from Colo
mel Davies)-is there, / say, single man Of the
slightest responsibility in the country, who would
wish to crrry his political hostility to such an ex
TENT fHear, hear) To proceed, however, with the
letter.
e. !. ,h s.y eI loyalty on The occasion from what
Is me intention of some of the desperate
move alluded to- to take the opportunity of making an attack
on your Gfaces person your approach hall Every
exeTtion on part shall be used the best possible ar
any violent attack he made quarter any civil force alone
might not be sufficiently e0ctual moi be doing my
TO your Grace the propre'y of coming strongly and
sufficiently graded probably be considered giving you
Out The which
son who really wishes welfare ote country must have for
your t''ace, and The gratitude induced me
nave &C JOHN EEY Lord Mayor"
Immense dissatisfaction The city by this letter
winch mad the effect OF lettering the Rova persons visiting
CITY The Lord Mayor had publicly expressed hi, regret
having wren, AID the Company of Staoners which he
belonged had to his health win universal his
sesi The funds fell Of the
MIG 70 nne IN the cy and the week previous the
Kings speech, they had fallen per cent
In addition TO the letter Of the Lord Mayor eject Sir Il
reel read the following pscad, which, among others had in
anticipation Of the Royal visit been posted M IN London:
70 firms, To 4r1ls!-Libcry Derth,-London meets
on ucSy nnSt an opportunity lost for revengpr tn,
he firm and
'''"'S '"s 's ours. :! Az EyGiIsHMAS.
Another oi them was couched in the following terms
:, Liberty or Deatt.- -EDglishmen Britons and
Honest Mcn!!! Phe time has now arrrveG--ali
London meets on Tuesdav--come arned--we assure
You, from ocular demonstration. that 900 cusssrs
nave been removed from The Tower. for the immrdl.
ate use ofPeel's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the cursed
speech rem the Throne !-Pbese damned Police are
now tn 81 armed. Engshmen, will You put np with