Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-24
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA

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Great Political Changes Official List IF the .Nac Peel
Cabinet-Ihe Royat Iousehoid-.Ninisterim IN.
nouneements- Rtmoral Of The Court TO Claremont-
Death Of Mr.. Wells, The american Banker, at Par's-
Heary Failures IN LirerpooI-State Of Trade and the
Cotton .Harket-7rriral cf the Oreriand .had from
Indin ,cifh month later macs from China-Lon
don Money Marx Is &c. &c.
By the ARRIVAL OF the Caledonia at Boston, Satur
day morning half past six o'clock, we are in posses
sion Of Usual foreign papers up TO the day of her
departure.
Her Majesty Prince Albert and the Court left Wind
sor Castle to spend few days al Caremont.
Ministerial arrangements September I'd the Right
Hon Sir Robert Peel forwarded despatch 10 her Ma
esty the Queen, at Carcmont, by special messenger
Throughout the morning the right honorable baronet
granted audiences to those noblemen and gentlemen
who are selected TO fill the minor departments of the
State; and those who are TO have appointments IN the
Queens Household. The Commander in Chief, Lord
Hill, had brief audience of Sir Robert, and can
confidently assert the gallant Lord will retain that in
hueptia Office which ie has held since the resignation
Of the Duke of Wellington.
In the afternoon were issued for Privy
Council, at Clarement, o'clock Of the Sd, when
Elcouut Melbourne, Marquis of Lansdowne, Viscount
Palmerston the Marquis of Normandy, Earl ofClaren.
don, Lord John RUSSELL the Right Hon. SIR John Cam
Hobhouse, Viscount Morpetb, and the other members
of the late Ministry will resign their seats of office to
their Conservative successors.
The Cabinet Official List-The following is the
authentic list of the Cabinet submitted to the Qneen
by Sir Robert Peel on Wednesday last, at Windsor
Castlp-Frst Lord Of the Treasury, Sir r. Peel Bart
Lord High Chancellor, Lord Lyndhurst; Lord Presi.
aent of the Council, Lord Wharnclltie Lord Privy
Seal The Duke Of Buckingha ham; Secretary Of State,
(Home Department. Sir James Graham, Bart; Sscre-
tary of State, Foreign Department. the Earl of Aber
deem; Secretary of State, Colonial DEPARTMENT. Lord
Stanley; Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Right
Honorable Henry Goulburn; First Lord Of the Ad-
miralty, the Earl of Haddington President of the
Board of Control, Lord Peterborough Paymaster of
a. fbo ,,rIt 40 dmo.
bull President of the Board Of Trade the Earl Of Ri
pom Secretary ut War, the Right Honorable Sir Hen
ny Ilardnge
The Duke of Wellington, as already stated does not
hold office. but will be the ministerial leader the
House OF Lords In addition to the above, give
the appointments Of the suboned without any fear OF
contradiction. The Earl DE Grey, Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland; Lord Eliot, chief Secretary for reand the
Right Hon. SIR George Clerk, Bart, chef Secretary
to the Admiralty; the Right Hon Admiral Sir George
Cockburn, G. Z. b., of the Lords OF the Admi-
rally. Sir Frederick Pollock, Attorney General; Sir
VIM. Follett, Solicitor General Sir Edward Sugden,
Chancellor for Ireland.
Last evening the right honorable baronet, as Pre-
mier, gave his first cabinet dinner at his private resi-
dence IN Whitehall gardens, 10 the Duke of yelling
ton, Duke of Buckingham, Earl of Abemarle Earl of
Ripon, Earl of Hadd'ngton, Lord Lyndhurst, &c.
The R0uai UouSekold.-Lord Steward of the Queen S
Household-,he Earl Of Liverpool The Master of the
Horse to her Majesty-the Earl of Jersey. Master of
the Queens Buck Hounds-the Earl Of Rosslyn-
Among the in the best informed circles, is, that
Lord lngestre will be of the junior Lords of the
Admiralty and that the Earl of Lincoln, viscount San
don, and Hon. Sydney Herbert, TO be Lords ofthe
Treasury.
Vscount Powerscourt, who only arrived in town
"Wednesday night from his seat in the county Wicklow,
mud Nscount Sydney, both mentioned as Lords in
Waiting To the Queen MIR. Edward Drnmmond has
been appointed by the Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel,
Bart his Private Secretary. Last evening another
despatch from the Right Hon Premier was forwarded
IN hsr haIpS pf mont An
yesterday 10 Sir Edward Sugdcn, at Thames Ditton,
Surrey.
There have been several heavy failures in Liverpool
The well known house of Molyneux. Nitherby 4. Co
have suspended payments. Tins irn imported cotton
10 greater extent than any other house.
Mr. Wells, the celebrated American banker Of Paris
died on the 3lst of August.
The new steam coach has been again tried upon
common roads near London, with complete success |
having at the rate of 90 miles per hour with Ii
passengers.
The new novel by Cooper called the "Deer- Slayer,
was 10 be published in London the 9th instant by
Bentley.
Lord Sydenham has resigned the Governor. Gene
rashp OF the Canadas account of i'll health. His
IordshiPs resignation is dated July the 2lst. The
Queen, IN consideration of his eminent services has
conferred upon hun the Order of The Grand Cross of
The bath his Loroshp successor is not yet appointed
Sir Howard Douglas, formerly Governor of New
Brunswick, it is said has been offered the Governor
Generashp of the Canadas.
M de Bodisco, the RUSSIAN Minister at Washington,
to be recalled and WILL it is said be sent 10 Vi.
emma
The late fire at Smyrna consumed less than oGO
houses.
Mrs Fanny Kembe Butler 10 appear shortly at
Covent Garden Theatre.
The British Queen, which has been purchased by !
he Belgian Government, sailed on Wednesday, Sep $
ember lst., for Antwerp. She is intended to ply be-
ween Antwerp and New York, calling of Cowes or a
Southampton going and returning BY this means G
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