Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-01-15

.nS,.d bv the announcement, on the 10Th, of the
following cabinet
Sir r. Peel First Lord OF The Treasury
and Chancellor of the
Exchequer
ord .yndhurst Lord Chancellor
Duke of Wellington. Foreign Secretary
Lord Wharncliffe .Privy Seal.
Earl of Aberdeen First Lord ofthe Admiralty.
Sir E. Knatchbull =. Paymaster of the Forces.
Lord Rosslyn President of the Council
Mr. a Barring President of the Board oil
Trade.
Mr. C;oulbourn. Secretary of the Home De-
partment
Sir C. Murray Master-General of the Ord
nance.
Lord marlborough President OF the Board OF
Control.
Mr. Herries 1890. SECRETARY OF war.
Sir n. Hardinge. >. Secretary for ireland.
Resides the aforementioned Cabinet Men,
hers the following names have been given OIL IN
diyiduals included in the ministerial manage
ment, viz:
Lord Jersey $500. Lord Chamberlain.
SirEdward Sugden Lord Chancellor OF ireland.
Sir James Scarlet Lord Ghlel barron OIL tue
The Secretaryship Of the Colonies, and one
Ministerial sinacure the CHARACTERISTIC OF the
Ducby of Lancaster, have not yet been niied
M. The Standard says that Messengers nave
been sent to the Earl de Grey and the Earl OF
Haddington, requesting their immediate atteh-
dance in London, but whether to occupy those
offices or Others not of the cabinet IS not KNOWN
Sir Charles Witherell, it is said, will have law
appointment: ~.
present administration, for reasons whlch are
of private nature, and over which ne mas no
control. He will, however, give all his person
al and powerful support to Sir Robert Peel In
the House ofCommons. Indeed, his lordshlp has
taken occasion in the disposition OF an address
forwarded to him to be presented 10 the Ming, 10
express his own full and perfect accordance Win
the dismissal of the Melbourne Ministry-con-
sistng as it chiefly did, OF the OConneiiite sec
t;on the Wings. Sir James Graham has also
nledged his support to the new ministry. Inc
destination, or the intentions, OF the Duke OF
Richmond, were not yet known. :,
The character Of the Ministry is more decid-
edIv Tory. than was anticipated; but the over
lures by the new premier to Lord Stanley ana
Sir James Graham, are vleweda as an earnest vi
liberal intentions and great advantage Is ex-
nected from the present arrangement, and the
perfect harmony and concert OF acton wnich IS
anticipated. The Whigs'were weakened, and
ultimately compelled to retire, oy reason OF In
testine divisions.
REFRIGERATION OF TEA FROM THE UNITED STATES
One of the Liverpool papers announces the
importation of nine hundred and hfty chests OF
rea into that port from the United States winch
AMERICAN SrocKs, Dec. l1.-New York per
cts. 1s45. l05; per cts do. div from July l, IA
20 rs. Pennsylvania per cts. 1850 to 1850.
100 to 1Ol Ohio per cts. 1859, ia. louisa
ma State Loan, l0l to 1921. U. 5. Bank, t22
l5s. to f22 los.
LIVERPOOL Dec 16.-The packet ship United
States, Capt Fl. N. Holdrege, which went out OF
SocL On Thursday. to proceed on her voyage to
New York, unfortunately grounded near Eyre
mont during the fog, and was so mnch injured,
when left high and dry by the recedlng TIDE, mat
Che has been obliged to commence discharging
her cargo. She was got OH on FRIDAY, ana
brought into the Princes Dock.
This arrival brings us intelligence OF the deaths
of numerous distinguished individuals Weno-
tice the following
Dr,ru OF TIE Rev. EDWARD lRvrNG.-On the
9Th inst. (Dec.) at Glasgow. between the hours
of II and II O'clock at night, in the 43d year OIL
his age the Rev. Edward Irving. He was SEN
sible TO the last and his departing words were
"In life or in death am the LORD 81 previous
n which he sung the 23d psalm in Hebrew, &C
companied by his wife's father, the Rev. John
died on the 5th inst, (Dec.) at Killeneure,
near Aithlone, in SD year of his age, deeply Ia
mented by his family and sincerely regretted by
his relatives and friends, MAJOR zen. JAMES "A
80, MUpa.y. G. b., only SON Of the late Gener-
al the Hon. James Murray, formerly Gov. oil
Quebec, and afterwards of Minorca during It's
memorable seige.
DS,rp OF MAJOR GENERAL JAMES STERLING, OF
rar 42p ROYAL HiGHLANDERs.-We regret 10 an
nounce the death of this distinguished officer and
truly excellent man, which took place yesterday
=, Hnsselburph. where he has resided since re-
firing from the army, which be did some time al
ter the retreat to Corunna In that event, and du-
ring the Continentalw, as well in America as
in Egypt, he bore conspicuous and honorable
mart He was in his sOth year, and till within
few DAYS of his death, enjoyed bis usual good
health Edinburgh Evening COurdm.
DEATH OF GENERAL SIR A. FITzGERALD, BART.
This gentleman died at his house, Lower
Mount Street, in this city on "Wednesday, OF
sudden attack of rysipelas.-Dnblin Freemda's
Journal
Several cotton manufactures in the Saxon
rrdshirge are now engaged in the manufacture
- ar,;cIes which are fit for the markets of the
United States of North America; At At the S, last
i Ep' ~. consumption Of which is very great in
America, was bought up Much more or s,n nigh, ds,
nave S pJe, !. merchant from New York, "a ma
,, M Of Rentelm, in Hesse Cassel) who has ac-