The Sun.
London, England, 1807-03-23 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES.

April rr, Stephen Hambidge, now or late of Fetter-lane, Lon-
don, clothier.
Horn Giles, of Canterbury, Kent, grazier.
john Stride, of Emsworth, county of Southampton, grocer.
Thomas Edwards, of lliick's:foot-lane, U pm-Thames.
street' London, cotton-manufacturer. ,

Henry 1.5 e, of HOlywell-streer, Shoreditch, Middlesex, sil-

vciarlith..
David - Holloway, of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, inn-
holder. . . . .. .
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. • • " FARTNERSIIII'S bIS iol-VZO. - _

J.'Meredith and A. Meredith, Bristol, merchants.
1. Greenwood, Ingleton, york, and I. Powkero Thompsbn•
Fold,'Westmorland, carriers. • •
W. Jackson and ). ftclpti, Carlisle, carriers. - ".• •
C. Hewitt and %V. !ones, Hardshaw, Lancashire.

M. Morgan, C. 11. Watker, and 1. Cole, Mishit, stone=ware
manufaauters: • • •
j. Onions'and Son, Broseley, T. Itighy• Billingsley, and 1.
Bishton, Kilsal I, Salop, iron-masters.,.
1. Hebditch and Odell, Whi tecross-street, cheesemongers.
H. Baines, H. Mercer-, and K. NI Aglkai I, Liverpool.
T. ICipl and raiwn, N-ewcasek.upon-litie, merchants.
1. Held and T. Alessenger,
,Kingston,: Surrey, coal-rntr- •

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C.cl.3l"oirlitsam and C. N. Foy, George-street, 131ackfriar's-road,

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cheesemangers. , .
1. Pacey, . Worcester, and T. Roberts, Nottingham, lace-
nfatiutoaurerg:
C. S. Pearson, C. N. Pollard, and r—S:nee, Shad Thames
and Bond-street, glivis-inanufatturers..
j. H. Pownall and 1. l'ercival, Manchester, calico-priftters.
j. Dale and j. Dale, Cymbal, Oxford-streer, and New Build- '
street.

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THE SU N.

1101.1A4 QUIS nIC RL FALSIIM AUOE4T,

L 0 Iti D A;
MONDAY, MARCH 23, 1.807.

As the public must look with much anxiety upon
every thing that relates to the intended change of
Administration, we think it proper •to lay .before
them all the circumstances that have occurred rela-
tive to this important event. The Duke of Poivr-
' LAND is to be at.the head of the ReW Administra-
tion. It is not'determined whether Lord Mrt.vittx
will actually assume any ostensible post. ,He has, it
seems, already declined accepting his former situa-
tion at the Admiralty. ' He breakfasted with the
Duke of PORTLANP on Friday morning. Among
other persons who have been mentioned as likely
to take part in- the New Arrangement, are,
the Earls of WESTMORLAND and CAMDEN, Vis-
count CASTLEREAGII, the Lords HAwxEsEtutY,
REDESDALE, and ELDON ; Messrs. LONG, PERctvAL,'
and CANNING ; all of whOm attended the meetings
at Burlington House. t,ord MELVILLE dined with
the Duke of PORTLAND on the same day With, the
rest of the Noblemen and Gentlemen above-men-
tioned, and also the Earl OfCHATtim, who came tO‘
town an purpose. The Earl of HARDTICKE and.
Lord ELDON were at Windsor on Saturday, and
had a long interview with His MAJESTY. Yes-'
terday Lord HAWXESBITRY was at Windsor,.
and had also an interview with His MAJES-
TY. It is not expected that the arrangement
for the. new Ministry will be completed before
Wednesday next, when HIS MAJESTY is expeCted
in Town to give it the sanetion of his approbation.
A variety of reports are in circulation on this inte-
resting. business., and. ahnost every Public Journal
has disposed of the Offices of Gov.enfment in .a man-.
. ner different from its competitOrs. The following,
from
.what we at , present learn, appears be the
'most probable arrangement, as far as the, matte,, has
proceeded, or at leastteen mentioned in those quar-
ters that are likely'to be best informed : -

Duke of FOR TLA ZfrJ., First Lord of the Treasury.
Mr. CANNING, Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Lord HAwxESTILRY, Foreign Secretary.
Lord CA STLEA EACH, War Secretary. •
Lord ELnoN, Chancellor.
134 e of P. c stoN o, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
lion. RO:IEKT Du N o:As, President of the Board cf cOrt-
t;out, and to be a rrivy

Lord R EDES oA Li resumes his situafon of Lord Chr.n-
:.A!or of Ireland.
F A R,o.,!CAe aila Mr. VOR E, it is said, have "de-
cliaed tiAltiag ally part in the•new arrangements. •_

A Report is in circulation that accounts have
been :receiVed of a fresh Insurredion having
broken ont- among the Native. Troops in the Car.:
natio. The report is; we beheve, founded upon
private Letters. Neither the Court of Directors nor

Goveruin4t have received any Acid Dispatches
upon the subjea. It is not in our power to give :a
'positive contradi6tion to this account; but we arc hap-
py to have.it in our power to mention a circumstance

which induces us strongly to ,doubt the truth of it.
Government have received Dispatches from General,
MAITLAND, at Ceylon, dated the s.,)tst September'
last, which are parfeetly silent upon the subject. If
any such unfortunate event as that alluded to had
occurred, it must have been known almost imme-
diately in Ceylon : We think therefore there is
strong reason to hope that the Report is what
without foundation.

Government received last night Dispatches from
the Cape of Good Hope, dated the 23d of Decciit*
ber, but they do not contain 'intelligence of