The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

hands of the King. The Ministry has been
formed under en- impression that the Constitution
al party in the Chamber has been too much
frightened by the late instruction to offer any Sc
rious resistance to the continued encroachment of
the Crown ~.
The whole of the Spanish Ministry resigned
on the 18th. The cause of their determination is
not known, and the dispatches from Madrid of
that date do not mention whether the Queen ac-
cepted or not their resignation.-JOur deS De6ats.
Extracts from the Correspondence Of the Neac
.AN-at. Fork Evening Star.
1t is surprising, considering how fruitful such
a subject is, how few squibs have been written
on the affairs of the last twelve days. The only
tolerabe one | have seen, is from the pen OF
Theodore Hook and appeared in the John Bull
1t was quiet cut at the ladies of the Household,
and gravely declared that the Queen having en-
powered the Warehouses of Normandy to form
an administration, the following arrangements
had been made
Lord President of the Councl-Lady Holland.
Lord High Observation-Disclosures of Cleveland.
First Lord of the Treasury (Premier)-The
Warehouses of Normandy.
Lord Privy Seal without seat in the CabineD
the Duchess of Sutherland.
Chancellor of the Exchequer and leader of the
House Of Commons, (after her naturazation)-
Baroness Lehzen.
Secretary for Home Atfairs-Lady Tavistock.
John Bull then proceeds to say, Lady Char
lemont and Miss Martneau go to Ireland-Lady
Durham, has been refused the Colones-Lord
Lansdowae is talked off as Mistress of the Robes,
and Lord Morpeth has already kissed hands as
First Lady in Waiting and Lady Earham retires
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The Chartists are in full feather, and most of
them are armed. The military have been sent
to the disturbed districts and blood has been she'd
on the Slaffordshire Potteries, in an ARRAY be-
tween 'the People, and the soldiers. In word,
things appear rapidly verging upon new and
great change.
Brougham has published reply-in conser-
vative tone, rather-to Lord Jolan Russel's late
that he is anxious to Join any ministry which will
have him!
At the Queens own desire, her tutor, DR..
Days, Gather to the Miss Davys whose ears the
Queen boxed,) has been appointed Bishop of
Peterborough.
The Prince and Princess Of Capua have wo-
fully offended the civic majesty of-London!-
Last week, Lord Mayor Wilson made up a great
party of the nobility and gentry to meet their
Royal Highnesses at dinner. The Royal pair
did not come, but about nine o'clock a note came,
with an apology. 1t is said hat this is quite
common manGuvre of theirs. 1t may be royal,
but tits vastly uncivl.
The Queens levees and drawing rooms are
put off sine die, in consequence of the political
Emeute. The London tradesnlen are alarmed at
the prospect of the sudden and premature termi-
nation of the season.
The Hereditary Grand Duke of Russia has no
cause to complain of his reception in London
On all sides, and without distinction of party,
the leading nobility and gentry have paid their
to him. Parties have been made for
him from the Queens to Lord Brougham's. He
has visited all the public institutions, and at the
prisons paid the debts for which many poor peo-
pie were Imprisoned. To the Society of Friends
of Foreigners in distress he gave donation of
$500. He appears to have great deal of mo-
ney, and dspenses it literally. His companion,
Prince Frederick Henry, of the Netherlands, will
remain in England for some time.
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