The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-03 00:00:00

MONUMENT To MARQUIS CORNWALLIS.

Lord CASTLEREAGH gave notice, that on -Monday
,he should mow; the House to address His Majesty,
t 9 order a mom-anent to be ere&ed to the memory
'if the late Alzrquis Corn ,Fallis.—.A.c.ljeurned.

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THE SU'N.

QU:S DICERS FALSUM AULIEAT ?

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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1806.

WE stated on Friday that some difficulties sub-
sisted with respeEt to the New Ministerial Arrange-
ment, and we have reason to believe that they were

not entirely removed at the interview which Lord

GRENVILLE had with His MAJESTY on Saturday
evening. We do not pretend to affirm that we are
acquainted with all the points upon which these
'difficulties have ariSen,but we understand that one of.
theiri relates to some regulations and alterations which -
it was proposed to make in the Military Department.
Our Readers will recolle6t, that during the last and
preceding SessiOns of Parliament, the Opposition,
upon different occasions, suggested the propriety of
appointing a Military Council, consisting of General'
Officers, to assist the Commander in Chief with
. their advice. This plan, it is said,- has,beeli again
suggested, and has,. we believe, in a 'great degree
occasioned the delay which has taken place. Lord
GRENVILLE, however, will have another audience of
His MAJESTY to-day, the result of which we shall
lay before our Readers to-morrow. Yesterday
morning ;..,ord HAWKESBURY was with His INIA
JESTY, at the Queen's. House His Royal Highness
tile DUKE of YORK also was with the Kir almost
"tl.e whole afternoon. At eight o'clock, again Lord
HAWKE:BURY was with HIS MAJESTY from eight
o'clock tiil.:ll2te hour. ,The proposed List of the kkew
Administrai:-,il which we published on Saturday is,
we believe, correel in -every particular as far as it
goes are, however, a few omissicins,
Lord Mrti 1, President of the Board of Controul.:
Mr. ,Sti za :DA , Treasurer (gibe Navy.
Mr. T Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland. •

And Lord ST. VINCENT is to have a most extensive Naval
Counnan'd, including that of the Channel Fleet. '
It has been stated in several of .the l'apers, that

Lord ..tivf,F,Nhon. oi.Jcn is to be .Speaker of the House
of Lords this IS, not correEt. His Lordship's pro-
fes::;ional.' avocations-would render it almost impos,
sible for
,him- to till that office:. Mr. EIZZ'i4NI, as
Lord Chancellor, of course be Speaker of the
.c of Lords.
We shall refrain from offering any, observations
upon the New Administration until they shall haie
'received His MAJESTy's approbation. We shall
then consider it as a duty to our Readers to state,,
explicitly, the sentiments we entertain, and the line
of condud which, at this most important junatise, we
mean to pursue: We may,-however, even in the pre-
sent stage of the business be permitted to observe, that,
the proposed plan of the New. Administration goes
to the exclusion of every one of Mr. Vrierkcis,.
without a single exception. It cannot be forgotten
how vehemently the Friends of LorA GRENVILI• E
.• and Mr. Fox reprobated what they lermed a systei,,t
;- of exclusion, although there .was only slpposed to be
an objeaion to the introduaion. of one individual to
the Cabiuet.

Feu R Ha 77/ burgh Nails arrived, yesterday, being
all that were prevuiusly due. P4ris Popc.-s also,
reached-us to the 24th ult: and Dutch, Journals to