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London papers ofthe 10th ult. and Liver
pool OF the 18th, were received by the Flor
ida, Capt. Tinkham, at n. York.


-',othing certain was known in regard to
the formation of new ministry. but the
Times of the 10th, states that the following
arrangements are in contempla:on:--


Sir John Copely to be Lord Chancellor.


Lord Granville. Foreign Secretary


Mr.. Robinson, (wth peerage,) Colonial
Secretary.


MI. llusAisson, Home Secretary, (this not
ceGtai@.l


Lords Dudley and Ward, Privy Seal.


Lord Carlisle, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.


Duke Of pcvonshire, Lord Chamberlain,
inot ccytain.)


Marquis Of .ing,csea, Master of the Ord
nance.


Lord Bexcy is allowed 70 come back to
the Cabinet.


The new title of Mr.. Robinson, is Lord
Gtrathcarn,


The Marquis Of Londonderry resigned his
Embassy to Vienna OIL hearing Of Mr.. Can
ning's appointment. 1t is rumored that the
Marquis has written all insolent letter to the
King. Other designations hare taken place
among them, it is reported, the Attorney
General.


One paper SAYS it is believed the Duke Of
Cambridge will be appointed Commander
in-Chief Another states that the Marquis
Of Anglesea has been offered t,c post.
The Duke of Clarence has ceen appoint,
ed Lord High Admiral, and will be assisted
by the whole of the present Board of Admi-
ralty, with the exception OF Lord Melville,
We look at the appointment asa prompt
and decisive evidence of the course which
his Majesty is determined To pursue IN the
present crisis; and as evidence that he will
: not permit the interests Of the country to
suffer from the attempts which have been
made to thwart and embarrass the govern
mcnt Times.


yiscount Granville, Mr.. IIlsksson, Sir
Charles Stuart, ViscouHt Palmerton, and
Lord .;raforl. had interviews wth Mr.. Can
ming. Earl Bathurst withdrew number oi
papers from the Colonial Office.


The Observer congratulates the country
that Mr.. lIuskisson. and Mr.. G. Grant con-
tinue in their former Offices. and that Mr.
! Wynn does not resign his Presidency Of the
Board of Contrnul The rumor is still prev
alcut that Mr.. Scarlet will receive an ap'
pointment.


1t is said that his Majesty received the re
sgnation of the seccdcrs with tone SO de-
cisve, that more than one repented he had
not doubted before rendering so fatal an offer
Lord Bexley is said to have recalled his
: and Mr.. Peel it WAS rumoured, would prob
ably be cpcn to c-T.hicnati.n.


BnrssErs, April !.


Extraordinary Ftmol, L,tyepdty.-We have
received two letters from Mamur, giving an ac
count Of terrible Gre in the house Of Mr.. Chen
rcyc, barrel Of gunpowdcr blowing up, the
fire communicated to several casks OF bran 'y.-
Twenty barrels were got out by some courage
GUS men, who in spite Of the mnent danger, en-
tered the warehouse and rolled casks into the
NIcuse; but this act ofcou age was surpassed by
Chenneye's daughter, young person 20 year;
of age, who mounted up ladder into the burn
ing loft, threw three barrels of gunpowdcr out
fthe window, into the court yard and descend
ed unhurt, and had them put into boat, while
her father, ignorant IF this heroic actions, cx
horted the people TO let every thing be burnt,
rather than expose Themselves 10 certain dcs
truction !, was not till she had Informed him Of
what she had done, that the workmcn renewed
their excrtiors