The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-10 00:00:00

ADMINISTRATION.

On the event of a Regency, the following are
spoken of in the first volitical circles, as changes like;
ly to take place towards the completion of a new
Ministerial Arrangement, viz.
First Lord of the Treasury, Lord HOLLAND.
Lord Chancellor, Sir ARTHUR PICOT.
President of the Council, Duke of BEDFORD.
Lord GRENVILLE,
Three Secretaries of State, Eat! GREY.
Right Hon. G. PoNso NB V.
Chancellor of the Excheq. Mr. HUSKISSON.
first Lord of the Admiralty, Earl Sr,. Vi N CEN T.
Master-Gen. of Ordnance, Earl MOIRA.
Treasurer of the Navy, Mr, SIII.RID AN.
Lord Chamberlain, Marquis of HERTFORD.
Master of the Horse, • Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND.
Lord Privy Seal, Earl SPENCER.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland Earl DARNLEI;.
Chancellor of Ireland, Mr. W. ADAM.
Groom of the Stole, Lord DUNDAS.
Attorney-General, Mr. GAFRow.
Solicitor-General, Mr, lEKYLL. ,
The Duke of NOR FOLK to have the vacant Blue Ribbon.
President of the Board, of)
.1
IER N E Y.
Cuntroul.

It is not at all surprising that the friends of the
Opposition should indulge themselves in forming

New
Administrations, but the above list (though
we are told that it is spoken of in the first political
circles) appears to require some explanation. Why
is Lord GRENVILLE to be removed front the rank he
formerly held, and to be made to serve under Lord
HOLLAND? Lord ERSKINE also, we find by this list, is
Lot to restored to the office of Chancellor of Great
Britain, nor Mr. PONSONEY to that of Chancellor of
Ireland, but are to enjoy their pensions in peace•
Lord HENRY PETTY, too,we beg pardon,the Marquis
of LANSDOWNE, is left out of this list, though be held
so distinguished a situation, in the Administration of
1806. We are sadly afraid, from this plan of the New
AdMinistration, that some dissensions exist among
the Opposition, and that however cordially they unite
in their efforts to remove the present Ministers, they
cannot very readily agree as to the choice of their
successors. We trust, however, (and we are quite
sure that the public in general wilt agree with us),
that upon a point of so. much difficulty and nicety,
the Opposition may not be hurried, but that a long,
a very long period indeed may be allowed to them
to form an Administration to their mind.

Yesterday morning Divine Service was performed
t) her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES in Windsor
Castle ; afterwards they rode to Frogmore, and re-
turned to the Palace at half pa-4 two o'clock.
Yesterday, at one o'clock, Earls LIVERPOOL and
BATHURST arrived at Windsor, and went immediate-
ly to the Castle, and remained in conversation with
the .Physician attending his MAJESTY till half past
two o'clock.
Saturday morning her MAJESTY, Princesses ELI-
ZABETH and MARY, took an airing to Frogniore, and
returned to :he Palace at two o'clock. The.llake
of CAMBRIDGE, Princesses AUGUSTA anti SortitA,
rode out on horseback in Windsor Great Park for
two hours. The Royal Party were accranp.mied by
Lord 'WALSINGUAM, LAdy CRANLEY, Generals
CARTWRIGHT and MANNERS, COIOIICIS TAYLOR and
D Esau° w.
It is said that a meeting of the Privy Council will
be held this day or to-morrow, at which s9me of
the Physicians 4ttehding- his MAJESTY will be again
examined. Should Parliament not be prorogued on
Thursday, an adjournment to • Monday, the 17th
inst, it is understood, will be pr•posed.
Friday morning Mr. PERCEYAL arrived at Wind-
sor Castle, where he remained "ahem- an hour.
Some letters and papers to the 2uth ultimo were
yesterday received from Hamborgh, which have
furnished us with the following article relatit e to
the efforts making by BorrApmere (or the subjuga-
tion of the Peninsula