The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-05

say sls,e OF hazard. but which ought noi
| to continue
Hitherto. her mses,y's ministers have considered
themselves justified ~ continuing Ia the administration
Of stars, because they enjoyed the support aud conn,
denee VI the crown aud because they we're snpio'ea
by the house VI commons bot siier The vote " 's'
night do not lhnk they entiied 10 CONSIDER ha''
IA regard To The .aifs VI The COLONIES. ON which, 40
gov.ruenl il was necessary for them ~ come 70 de-
cislon, they have the support ~ lhs house u mas
there re- been the duty OF her majesty ministers NUN
bly, 10 tender their designations 70 hef majesty. WIN
fe.pvet 10 the conrse he taken this occasonthe
course which is usual Is, that move for short sd-
,ounenl vi the house, thai her majesty may DO enabled
| 10 appoint new administration.
| hut cannot close these remarks without express
slug on this occasion the sense Of gratitude winch
Gel and shall feel ull the ales, moment Of my life,
To THOSE who have supported he government through
unimportsnt trials and diifcuilies--to those who
have supported The government, IA snch iuai','sr that
though tue government had not at any time The coih.
d,nce Of the House Of Lords they felt thai they would
4 carry the al ninlstratIon of stialis.
| 10 those who have given US their support, and who
have always been ready TO show that they were pre-
pared 10 support tho great principles on which we are
all agreed cannot express my feelings otherwise than
by again saying that entertain toward them the deepest
gratitude. Slr. move that the House, It's rising,
do adjourn 10 Monday next. Ordered.
Tue noble lord, who spoke With considerable emotion
toward the close Of his address, down anldst loud,
long and continued cheering.
Detschments Of the London Police have been sent
10 various parts OF the Kingdom In anticipation OF Char
list riots. A portion Of mo 10Th regiment sent
from Dubin 10 Liverpool The miners Of North Wales
we're assembled numbers IN several quarters, sup
Piled with ammunition, aud much trouble was aPPfe-
heIdcd
mouth Observer states that 200 gentlemen Of that town
aud lie aeighborhood formed themselves into
association Tor mutual proterton, and have offered their
services TO the government which has accepted them,
aud agreed to furnish the association With arms.
Al Manchester eight chauists have been arrested.
while in the act Of drilling. and warrants issued
for the Of others Al llAnidoes, in Wales, two
men who had been arrested were rescued by a mob,
whose violence was great that troops had been or
dered to the spot; and il atifmcd aud believed that
the rioters felt themselves strong enough to fight the
soldiers and would do H.. Two regiments had been
brought in haste from Ireland aud the papers say
that IN England the people armng extent that
is quite fearful.
The proceedings Of the chartists have eone to such
length as 10 call forth royal proclamation, ~ these
| words:
by The Queen-A Prociamaiion Whereas we have
been given TO understand that in some parts OF our
United Kingdom persons have OF late nna"inliy as.
sembled together, for the purpose OF training or dIi
Ing persons the Of vi being trained or
drilled, for the purpose OF practising military exer-
cisr, movements, or exclusions, aud whereas such as
sembllngs and proceedings prohibited by law, as
being dangerous to the peace and security Of our iege
subjects. aud Of our authority aud all persons guilty Of
such offences punishable by transportation or i'm
prisonnent
We, therefore, being duly scnsle Of the mischie-
consequences likely to arise from such unlawful
practices, If suffered to continue unpunishsd, and
being firmly resolved to cause the laws TO he put IN
execution for the punishment OF such offenders, have
though, , 10y the advice Of our Privy Council issue
this proclamation, hereby strictly commanding all JUS
tees of the peace, ,rfs under shefs and all other
civ. officers whatsoever that they do use their utmost
endeavors to discover, apprehend aud bring To justice
the persons concerned in the unlawful proceedings
| above ne roned
And whereas in sore parts OF our United Kingdom
large Numbers Of persons have lately assembled aud
met together, Of them being armed with blud-
geons aud other offensive weapons aud have. by their
exciting to breaches al the peace, and by iheif r,oous
! proceedings, caused great alarm to our subjects:
And whereas such meetings are contrary TO law, and
dangerous The peace Of realm and TO the proper
| " and the lives OF our subjects:
We, therefore. hereby strictly command ail justices
Of the peace, shers under-sherfs aud ell other civil
officers whatsoever that they their utmost endea
10 enforce the law, aud prevent put down. and
suppress such unlawful meetings, and bring offenders
justice. And we strictly eBo.n all iege subjects
give prompt aid rffectual assistance TO our justices
Of the peace. sheriff.. under rs and all civil officers
in their endeavnrs To preserve the public peace,
Given at onr Court at Buckingham Palace this third
day Of Nav. IN the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty -ine aud Ia the second
God the Queen.
The Queen held court, May A. Tor The reception Of
the Crown Prince Of Russia, aud Prince William Henry
Of Holland, who had audiences Of her Majesty, aud az
tefwsrd dlned at The royal table.
Arrisai Of Me Gfeat Wesfern-Tsn days iatsr-Tory
Ministry reformed and disband,d-oid Ministry re-
stored-Rrof in Paris
The steam ship Grea, Western arrived at the New
York quarantine ground on Frdsy night q, O'Clock,
having made her passage from Bristol in the very short
space OF thirteen days and eight hours. The London
and Liverpool papers the l7lh May, aud Bristol
to the 18Th, all inclusive.
The following history Of the Ministerial difficulties
arn rh.nges Is given in the Comm ercisl Advertiser:
On Tnesda,. the 7lh Of May. the Wings resigned as
readers know and both houses adjourned to FRIDAY
The Queen, according to the London Herald was
deeply affected when Lords Coeuham and Melbourne
dehniiively announced 10 her that the Wing ministry
was extinct--sifccied even to tears. Her Majesty
wished to send for Lord Normandy and enrust to him
the formation Of new cahlnet but Lord Melbourne
honestly advised her 10 call in the Duke Of Wellington,
and place the country unreservedv in his hands
The Duke waited upon the Queen. aud advised her
to place the formation OF the cabinet tho hands
Of Sir Robert Pee-ihnking it proper that the
prime minister should be member OF the House of
Commons On Wednesday. therefore, Sir Rober, was
appointed First Lord of the Treasury and Chancellor Of
the Excheqner receiving OF course, carte blanche for
the ministerial arrangements.
Thursday the cabinet constructed as follows:
Lord Chancellor Lord Lvndhurst.
President Of the Conncil. Duke Of Wellington
FIRST lord Of the Treasury, and Chancellor Of the
Eschcqucr, SIR Robert Peel.
Foreign Secretary. EaI Of Aberdeen
Colonial Secretary. Lord Stanley
Home Secretary, Sir James Graham
These arrangements were announced in the Morning
Post Of Friday.
But on Thursday night the Peel ministry was already
at an end The actual causes of this event differ
emily related hv the Wing and Tory pspers-he former
alleging that Sir Robert with extent of exacrion ths,
was scarcely courteous aud certainly not prudent de-
manded the immediate dismissal Of all the ladies CON-
posing her Mslcsty's household and that the Queen
indignantly refused compliance with this demand say.