Litchfield enquirer., 1832-07-05
NEw-YoRK, June %.

NEWLY DIRK, June 70
One Day later from EnglGnd- Restoration
ffke Grey Ministry cOnfTmed.-By the Brit
ish brig Sarah, Capt. Conner, from Liverpool
we have received Liverpool papers 10 the
nth Of.Alay. and London 10 the 18th.
By the proceedings in the House Ut Com
mons, Il appears, that the attempt 10 fOrmMa
ministry under the Duke Of Wellington. had
failed, in consequence Of which Earl Grey
had visited the King, and Il would seem, was
recalled TO the head ofihe Government. The
precise grphnd Of failure on the part Of the
Duke Of Wellington. does not appear, SD far
as we have seen. twas probably owing tO
abe restrictians under which he wonl9 have
been. obliged TO accept Office. on the subject
of reform. We do not see how the Dukc,
after all that has. passed. could have agreed
10 any degree of reform that would have SAT-
isfed the majority in the House Of Commons;
and probably Nlr.sPeel and others Of his old
associates were IN fhe same predicament. A
ministry therefore nnGrr him. could not have
gone on with the affairs0f the government
ami ifan election had been resorted Ia, il would
nndouhtcdy have been still worse. There
seems thcfFfare To have been no other c0alrsg
than to reiRsiate the ministry that had just
resigned This, we should presume could
not l3avG Been accomplished, wilhout posi-
tive q :sagement on the part Of the King, 10
adopt decisive measures for carrying the re-
form bill through the House hf Peers. 1t
would seem by what passed in the House Of
Commons. that Earl Grey had consented to.
resume his Office in the cabinet nj course,
we must conclude that the machinery far
manufacturing peers was ready 10 be pntln
snotiOn, and that sufficient nnt1sI5er wolff
be created 70 turn the Vote, be that nunibek
what ii might. n
From the London Morning Herald IF Jane is. u
In the House Of Lords, last night, after ssnac
petitions had becn presented. Earl Grey
moved the adjournment Of the House I'LL
Thursday next, stating, that hr did so. in
consequence vt a communication he had had
the honor to receive. from his majesty. Lord
Kenyon inquired, what was the nature Of that
communication? The Lord Chancrllor OBJ
ser.rd that, although the noble Earl had t4fs-
dered his resignation 10 the Grown, his Lord
ship still stood in the situation Of Minister;
and that every one must pretty well under
stand that the communication could have ref
erence 10 the state Of public affairs only, and
the change Of his Majesty's Ministry. He
could only add that, as far as he knew, the
communication had not yet led 10 any result.
and that it might lead to none. The like
expressions were used by Earl Grey.
Their Lordships then adjourned til Thurs
day.
In the Commons, almost as soon as there
was full attendance Of members. on the
presentation Of a petition from Liverpool Ia
gainst further supplies till the Reform Bill be-
passed.) Mr.. Hume stated that he under
stood Earl Grey had been sent for by his
Majesty that Earl Grey bad had an audi
ence Of the King. and that with the view Of
avoiding any angry debate. or Of throwing
obstacles in the way Of conciliatory arrange
ments. he proposed that the House should a.
gain abstain from all further proceeding with
business. He had ID petitions 10 present,
but, tO avoid the risk Of increasing irritation
he would take on himself the responsibility
Of abstaining, for the present, from prescribing
them.
Mr.. Barring communicated that the efforts
and arrangements for the formation of a new
administration were Sat an end" cOmmu-
nication that was loudly cheerrd. The Chan
ceIlor Of the Exchequer Lord Ahhrop)' said
he felt it to be his duty to avail himselfofth.s-
earliest opportunity TO state that the Earl
Grey had received a communication from his
Majesty-that the Noble Earl had had an au-
dience of the King-and that under the PEE
culiar circumstances, he would move that the
House, al its rising do adjourn till Thursday.
This communication was greeted with great
cheering, and. after a short conversation, the
motion was agreed to and the House forth
with adjourned, without transacting any 9th.
er business till Thursday.