The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-01 00:00:00

I.IIT,TING OP 'Tilt OITOSITiON.

On the day after that memorable which
Ministers were left in the Minority, the Chie(7
taint' of the Oppozitione:(as Lord liottawn has
alied akin since return froin Italy) Judd a
grand conclave in Arlington Street; - IImt-
iONISV had just returned from a triumphal proces-
sion round the Streets And Squares, Upon a squat
dock-tailed grey pont)+, with somewhat ofa family
resemblance to its rider, and business commenced.

Our Reporter was behind a screen,. which the
party, in the ebullition of the moment, had, for-
.got' , to examine, and thus, like the famous St.
Albans-street plot, the imitterB discussed have
'became known to us, We shall, however, at
present content ourselves with only a brief sketch.
It %Vas unanimously determined tlytt they Would
accept °nice Immediately, without stillulating to
rule the Regent.
Mr. I3tiou6nAm, however, undertook that the
„Putt's' expeuditure should be instanter re-
. duckul. He expressed himself in terms of the se-
verest indignation against the waste and extrava-
gance in all the Royal Establishments. He par-
ticularly'adverteil to, the Use of gold lace in the
Royal.Livcries, isn't! ,thought; zo&Sted quite good
enough for any .of the Race 'of Brunswick. -
Air Y Mr. lionNen differed,' little
as to who should he Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The former insisted on his Parts rvices ; the
latter on his character.. At last the matter' was
compromi,ed by nn agreement that there should be-
two,Chancellors of the Echequer, so as to satisry
both claimants: A timid Member en.y.tircil how
this mat ter might be justified, and was answered
by Mr. TIERNEY, OW it would be merely balanc-
ing accounts with the Public, for as the Party,
when they last -were in power, gave two knoutpatihle oilices to rine:than,' theY'llad now a right
of giving tWo menu) one office ! -

111 r,
Gar“cpiat. thought that thepst thing the
New Ministry'llinuld do, was to shame their pre-
decessors, by bringingoto condign punishment all
Jews or others guilty of the treasonable aet of
creating his ll*Jtty'rit's graciozisfaCe
or puring -down the Royal countenance in eigh-
teen-penny pieces.

Captain BENNETT, Sir C. jigltoNt, Mr. CAL.
eltirr, Mr. (;'ottpoN, 'avid Sir -T N
ron were
appolrited, .vltti 'a power to elect otlicr3 of the
same calibre, a. Sub-Cimtimittec,, to (lo and in: -
n;ige all the little jobs. of the New Ailmitiistra-
,
•

?kir: Mit.rotiatv expressed a wish to he bound
vce, to aaticre so the party, ashe was,attald Isis
Resolution might fail. This r4is refuses!, and
the. Hots. Member took a' voluntary Oath never
to be re7converted. He talked of some legislative
`tneasura fur preserving Maggots in Wiltshire
Clie9e,..but our Reporter, having some reason.to
apprehend the- fate of 1.,501y Tsazt.s.at that :no-
metti, did not hear the plan.

Soon, after Lord HOLLAND' entered; dragging
Lord ritIS,K;NP. with him. The latter resisting,
.some confusion ensiled. A number of the party
-accustomed to dine at Holland House, crowded
.round its owner, to say they `N 0111 d lurport him
as nrst Lord of the .Treasury ; and in the bustle,
his unwilling companion escaped singing
1 will take my beemus
Besoms to the fair :
Sell them all by dozens, •
Where's my profit there.
Bny bromn bosoms,
Who will buy them now
Fine hvathei• rangers,
Better never grew.

44 The Post-Ogee, it is well observed. by a con-
'tt.mporary, became an awkward object for the
Party to assail ; for, after i4l:Abinz fait on Fritlay,
night, 'finding its'filuties so Strictly and ably per-
formed through every department,' `they turned
ftway from it with disgust, having no opportunity
to indulge themselves in a single '.sareastit upon
its conduct,
.nor having a disposition to pay the
least' tribute of respect to official merit wherever
they find it."

Europe, indeed, does not present an instance
of suds an Establishment so extensive; ramified,
• and w connected with foreign Countries, over
which ' it can have little controuk conducted in
the admirable manner of the British Qttlieral Poit
Office. The punctss;slity, the perfect order, the
intelligence which pervades it, front the most ink-
portant matters to the most minute details, ren-
der it a pattern for every administration in the
world, and entitle it to the warmest eulogintn,
when mentioned by Britons who enjoy its benefits.

It is reported that a reduction it rneditated in the
establishment nt St. Helena. It is said that
packages which were to he forwarded to indivi.
finals hi that Island have been sent hack to the
persons who desired. to ship theta, because the
friends to whom they were directed wert on their
return,