The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-03-26 00:00:00

Lo fob :reorlf ohl:ged to become a party man, and I
`ere i i, heart y voneurte..ce to the present movon.
T..e qoirstiun ben low loudly and repeatedly
called tot, etrengets were ordered to withdraw,
and the House divide:, when there a:op-ared, for
the address to His Majesr.., 203 ; against it, 111 i
majority, 93.
the Address was then or:ir•ed to be inestmted to
Its Maja,ty, by such Members as were of his
Privy Council.
During the division, and while the Opposition
Members were in the Lobby, Lord Howitk addres-
sed them, and sari, he understood it WAS the liven-
tton of the new Ministry to move an Adjonthment
until next Monday fortnight; which it was his in-
tention to of-pose. by moving an Amendment for
an Adj aurnment until neat Monday se'nr ght only;
and, as he understrod the division weuld take place
at an early hour, be hoped he did not take too
glen a liberty, by reaphsting an early attendance
of his Ifieucts.
:,il;tl,eic were excluded for a long time after ;
and wlt.n they were gain admired, the House was
s-nsioeiing the Petition of Mr. John Alceck, rela-
t.ve to his cnndua upon the Lancaster Election
Petition.
After some conversation betwe'n Mr. Dent, Mr.
Tierney, Sir H. Mildmay. and Mr. M. A. Taylor,
Mr. Alcock was ordered into the custody of the
Srrjeant at Arms, ands at the rising of the House,
was severely reprimanded, and ordered to be dis-
chars. d, noon payment of his fees.
The other Orders of tre Day were then disposed
of, and, at Twelve e'Clock, the House adjourned.

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tfittit MAacii 26.

It %s ill he seen under the head of Court News,
that several of the new Ministers were appointed
yesterday. and kissed hands accordingly. Among
these were Mr. IMO and Lord CAST AAAAA on,
the former as Secretary of State for the Foreign
Departreett, and the latter as Secretary of State for
War and Colonies New Writs ware moved last
nirtht in the House of Commons, for the Boroughs
of Newtown and Plyinptort. which these two new
Ministers represent. Scone of the Papers of yester•
day :mewed, contrary to our better information
that I.f Vt`et.t.zscsv had accepted the place
seta Elie,' Ca aims° The Ma:quis would
be a powerful acqui.iti.-•. be. it will be no easy
matter to detach him from the tr R E/IV I I LES. Lord
Lowenca has c' esiderable Parliamentary Influence,
and •empting offers have been made to him. His
14: 1 Fro was yesterday at Levee. and has since re-
er •me good advier (torn the Earl of WE r.
at- • 1 4no, Lu! it; 4;41 h... not yet tracspired.
I'hc I:ati of•C•ssoan and Lord Mot. aaaaa us
said to h: canlidates tor Ireland, and it is thought
the former will Lave the preference. Lord
Etr'.t.Nz 4;.ended with hit. Clll lawn, yesterday,
to te,ign his office of Lord Chancellor, but it is
supposed that he will keep the Sbil. unt,l Wednes-
day, at the express desire of His M AJCST T. A
great crowd attended yesterday, about the Qui. ttei
bout*, to see the company going and returning
ircat the Levee. Viscount i.s.it.ce was on
horseback, and reconnoitered the scene. His Lord-
ship, in due tinie, will make his appearance in the

new

Td CR k.Nvi 1.4.1 will, this day, explain his con
iru.g from office, in the House of Lords.
°wits; will perform a similar duty, at
the same tire, :n the House of Commons.

Sir lons Novriiat certainly goes out with the
titirtlstry. of which he has been so h mourable
and useful a lilerriLer. This determination did not,
however. prevent him from making his Loan, and
lovingicg nut his Budget for Ireland last night. It
is not a very pleasing or popular task to propose
tw.., Lists and lay troll burdens upon a country.—
The lihera! conini of Sir )(sari New POST, in thus
closing his official career, affords a striking contrast
with that of his predecessor, and probable succes-
sor. who did not leave a scrap of paper in the office
for Ws guidance.

l'he Sun of the new Ministry is already set; sha-
dc,ws, cicuds, add darkness, already rest upon k.
'• 1.- Address to Hi. MaJestv, the immediate objc

of w'•ich is to prevent the Settlement of the Duchy
of Laticaster, for life, upon Mr. Paacsvat., the new
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the pillar of the party.
was carried last night in the Hottse of Commons,
by a majtrity of 2.03 against 115. In vain did
M. Piaci val. plead his large family, and, law-
yer-hkr, tvter to precedents : the precedents were
not s' pint, and the Address will be presented
to His MAJLiTY this day. After the division,
Viscount 11(.4 icx stated, in the lobby, that it
was the intention of the new Ministry, to move,
this day. an adj liment for a fortnight, and that
it was tit, int,n, ion to move, as an ams-ndment, that

the adjourr.rr•ent should be only for a week.—
Otooto ko.e knows what this long acljr.tornment is
waited fool. Ji it it he had it. it would nut answer
his purpose. Ihe ♦oice of the Parliament is de-
t idcJly against the new Ainistry. They must have

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