The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-28 00:00:00

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T.EIE.MINISTRY.
(From the Gazette of last night.)
At the Court at 13uckinghara Palace, the 27th day of.
February, 1852, present the Queen' Most Excellent
:41a~ Arty ip Council. er s I lejesti- •
day, pleased to declare the Right Hesn Wilburn, Earl of
Lonsdale, _Lord President of her Majesty's Most-Ilonenr-'
able Privy Council, and his Lordship took =his plebe at
Noble Algernen,,Deke of North-
umberland;,their
Th et:thehov:
Mosta_
Ri eiggl4y.
t Hattourable John,Nillipm,'s
of Sandwich; the Right Honourable Archibald-William,
Earl of Winton; the Right Honourable Charles-Philip,
.Earl of HardWiele; 'the.• Right Honourable James
lloriard, Earl of llalteesburi; the Right: Itneeurable,,
John, James. Robert 'Manners (commonly called Lord
John Matiners)f •the Right. Honourable Claude Hamilton •
(commonly called LordCleude Hamilton); the Right Ho
nourable Williatii•Lenifok LaOcelles, Lord De Rosr;'ilie.
Right Honourable Charles, Lord Colchester;, the Right
Ilopeurable. George Cecil Weld F,;rester; tho Right
lleneurable Sir John Semerset Pakington, Bart.; the
Right•Honourable Spencer Horatio.Walpole?.-the Right
Honourable Benjamin' Disraeli; *the Right Ilonourahle
Joieph Wand. Henley; the' Right Honourable Robert ri
lidam Christopher; the R'.ght Honeurable 4,1.. i that,
Beresford a . and th Right Honourable George Dalisos;
•, were, .by her. Majesty's :command; sworn of her Ma-
iessy's Most 'Honourable Privy Council, and took their
respective places nt the Board accordlegly,,;,,
11 r Majest:i. Council was this, day, pleased to
• , •
deliver the GO Seal to thp Right Honourable, Sir
.Edward Burtnnahaw Sugden,,. Knight'; whereupon
•••the oath of Lord Chancellor of Great Britaid and
Ire-
hind administered
nd was by her Majesty's command, . to
tins; 'and he took, his place at the'board ticcordingly.
.4. •
Wer Majesty having been pleased to deliver the vas-
tody of the Privy. Seal to the• Most ,Honourable James
Brownlow William; Marquis of Salisbury, the oath of
Keeper of the PriVy Seal' was this day administered to
'him, and Lordship.. took his place at the board, ac
c 1 been • pleased to appoint the
ortleinrgly;.s
Majesty
Herd
4.
Right Honourable James Howard, Earl of Malmesbury,
the Right Hrourable Sir John Somerset Pakington,
Bart., and the Right Honourable Spencer Horatio
Walpole, to be three of her Majesty a Principal Seale•
tames of State, „they were this day, by her Mtkiesty's
commandi•iworn three of her Majesty's Principal Secre-
settee of State accordingly.
Her Majeaoheving been pleased to appoint the Right
Honatirableenjamin Disraeli Obarteellor
_and Under-
., B.
,Tresauver of .her.. Majesty's ,Fachequer, the usual oath
,:wlet this dayadministered to him accordingly. •
• Her. Majesty in Council war .this day pleased to de-
Clare the Right Honourable Andhihild William Earl of
Egiiiitqn Lieutenant-General, and _ gneral Governor
,of
that part of the United Kingdom called,ireland. ,r 7
Her !Majesty in Council was this ,day pleased to ap-
point the Right Hon. Joseph • Wainer Henley, and, in
his absence, the Right 'Hon. Charles, Lord Colchester,
'President of the Conimittee ofsCoancil appointed for the
consideritidn, of at:Matters relatieg .to Trade and Fo-
reign Plantations. ' •
(mom. TEA COURT NEWSMAN.)
The Queen held 'a Court and Privy Council at twelve
o'clock yesterday, at: Buckingham Palace.
Sir George Grey had.an audience of her Majesty, and
resigned hia sealstof office aaSecretary - of State for the
'Home Department.
-Earl Grey, had an audience, and resigned his seals as
Secretary of State for the Colonies. •
Earlaranville had an audienee,•and resigned hisses's
as Secretary of State ter Foreign Affairs. • • - •
. Lord Truro had an audience, 'and- delivered ,to her
Majesty the Great Seal.' • • • •
Sir Charles Wood had an audience; and resigned his
seal of officteas.Chancellor of the Exchequer. - '
The,Earl of•Minto had an audience,' mul•resignedt the
Privy. Seal. • , • , • •
The Marquis of Westminster had: an- audience, and
delivered up his, wandtas Lord Steward. •
The Marquis of Breadalbane had an audience, and dry
livered- to•the•Queen his gold key of office as Lord Cham-
berlain. *. • •
The Duke of Norfolk had an audience on resigning
his office as Master. of the Horse. = •• ' '
Menus Hill, 'Lord Edward Howard, and the
.Earl 'of Mulgrave, had audiences, and delivered their
wands of office as . Treasurer, -Vice-Chamberlain, and
Comptroller of. the• Household. •-• • • ---.•
• The Marquis of Donegal had. an audience, and de-
livered to the. Queen his gold stick of office as Captain
of the Yeomen Guard. • '
The Marquis.of Anglesey had an audience on resign-
ing his office Master General of the Ordnanee.
• •Tlnt..Earl of Derby had an audiences of the Queen.
-.Her Majesty then held a Privy Council, for the•pur=
pose of swearing in the members of the new Adminis-
tration. • Seventeen gentlemen of the new Ministry
were sworn of .her. Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council. and took their places at the board.
The Earl of Derby kissed hands on being appointed
First Lord of the Treasury. .
The custody of the Great Seal was delivered by the
Queen to Sir Edward Sugden, who was sworn into office
as Lord-Chaneeiler. .
The Right Hon. William Earl, of Lonsdale was de-
clared by the Queen in Council President of her Ma-
jesty's Most Honourable Privy Couticil, and his Lordship
took his place at the board.
The Most lion. James Marquis of Salisbury was sworn
into office as Lerd''Privy Seat.
• Her Majesty in Courted was pleased to declare the
iii ht'Hbn ArchibaidEarl of Eglinton Lord Lieutenant
of Ireland. • . 4. ~
• The Right Hon: Spencer Walpo7e was sworn in Court-,
oil one of the queen'i Prindipal Secretaries of State
(Home. Departtnent). • e
The Right 1-16u:° James Earl of Malniesbery was
swornin Councirone of 'the geeen's Principal Secretaries
Of State (Foreign Department).
The- Right' Hon: Sir John Parkington, Bart., was
sworn in Council. one 'of her Majesty
Principal Secre-
taries Of State (Colonial Department).
• The Qaeen• having been pleased to app eint the Right
Hon. B. Disraeli' Chancellor and Under Treasurer of her
Majesty's Exchequer,. the Usual oath was administered
to' the Right•Han.-Ginitlemaie •
''The Duke 'of 'Northumberland kissed hands on' being
.appointed First Laid of' the Admiralty.
• The Right' Hon. R. A.- Christopher kissed hands on
being appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
The Earl of Hardwicke kissed' hands on being ap-
pointed' Paitueaster- General. "
The Right Hon. John 'Charles Henries kissed hands
on being appointed President of the Board of Control
for the Affairs of India.
The Queen in Council was pleased to appoint the'
Right ' Heti. J. W: Henley, President, and the Right
Hon. Charles Lord Colchester 'Vice-President of
Coutmittee hf 'Council foe the consideration of all 'mat-'
tens relating to Trade and Foreigh Plantations.
The Right Ron. W. Beresferd kiseed hands on being
appointed Secretary at War.'
The Right lion. Lord John Mannera kissed' hands on
being appointed Chief Ccimtnissiaraer of "ROya 'Parka,'
Palaces, land Publid Buildings. . •
' The` "Right Hon. George Banker 'kissed hands on'
being appointed Jute Advocate General.
Viscount Handinge,kissed hands on being appointed'
• 1 •
plaster General of the Ordnance.
'Lord de Ross kiesed hands on being appointed Captain
of the Yeoman Guird, and received from the Queen his
Gold Stick of Office. •
'The Esrl of Sandwich kissed hands`bil being appointed
captain Of the' Hon. Corps 'of Gentlemen at Ardis.
Tbo IL William 'Bathurst was the Clerk of the •
Connell in Waiting.
The Duke of Montrose had an andience of the Queen
and, received from her Majesty' his wand of office, as
Lord Steward of the Household. •
The "Marquis of -Exeter had en sentience, and re-
ceived from the Queen his. gold key of ofilei., as Lord
Chamberlain. , •
The Earl of, Jersey had an audience of her Majesty,
and kissetVhaeds on being appointed :Master ..of :the,;
Horse. • , • •
Lord Claude,. Hamilton, Treasurer of the Household,
and the Right lion. Cecil Forester, Comptroller of the
Household, received from the Queen their wands of office.,
After the Privy.Couucil the Earl of Derby had an. au-
dime of the .Claeon. Her Majesty was attended by,
Lord-Elphinstone, Lord in: Waiting. and Major-General
'celey Drummond, Groom in Waiting.

• His Royale °HigtjhgnesTs PrinceCllt AC U
lbeirAtApritesided,;;lirce.
o'clock yesterday afternoon, -at a 'meeting of the. Com..
mission , for Promoting and Encouraging. the Fine Arts
in th© re-building-of Palace of ,Virestminster.
The Commissioners .•present were ,the Earl. of, Car-
Mahon, Bora Colborne, the Right -Hon. Sir James
lisle, ViseasOrjuittltiot;Cgoaftleerbitt, Viscount rallientOD, Viscount
Graham,. Sir Robert •H. Inglis,- Mr. B. Hawes, and,
Mr. 'Hallam t •
Sir C. Eastlake, the secretary, attended. • . •
The meeting broke up at half-past four o'clock, when
Prince Albert. attended by _Colonel the Hon. A. Gor-
hd:tinourereturd returned= to Buckingham Palace- ,
liar Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
attended by the Countess•a Wount.Edgecilmhe. the. on.
Amelia Murray, Lord Elphinstonet Colonel the Hon.
v Sir
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the last
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American Provinces-from the Colonial-office yesterday.

Notice has been issued by the Pacific Steam Com.
pany at Liverpool of the commencement of eir semi-
, _for, this line
monthly Mail seivice between Panama and Valparaiso_ and
will henceforward-be dia..
the West India steamers from. Southampton on
patched by __ _ .
theld Nul 170:01 each ramb. . _, _ _
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that letters, fSza.