Star.
London, England, 1830-11-23 00:00:00

PRIVY COUNCIL-NEW MINISTRY.

The Knit; held a Privy Council, when Mr. G. R. Dew.
SON was introduced, sworn in a Privy Councillor, and took
his seat at the Board accordingly.
The LORD CHANCELLOR bad an audience of the KING,
and resigned the Great Seal of England.
The Duke of WELLINGTON, Earls BATH URST, Rose.
LYR, and ABERDEEN, Viscount MELVILLE, Lord EL-
LEN DOROUG H, Sir R. PEEL, Sir G. MURRAY, the Right
Honourable H. GovLauna, and J. C. MERRI ZS, had all
separate audiences of the lEtwo, resigned their respective
Seals of Office, and then left the Palace.
At half-past two o'clock, Earls Gum, and the Noble-
men and Gentlemen composing the new Administration,
arrived. They were introduced to his MAJESTY, and kissed
hands upon their several appointments :
Earl GREY, upon his being appointed First Lord Com-
missioner of his Majesty's Treasury.
Lord I;ROUO1IAM, upon his being appointed to the office
of Lord High Chancellor.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN, upon his being appointed
the Lord President of his Majesty's Privy Council.
Lord DURHAM, upon his being appointed the Lord Privy
Seal.

Viscount MELBOURNE, upon bis being appointed prin-
cipal Secretary of State for the Homo Department.
Viscount PALMERSTON, upon his being appointed prin-
cipal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Viscount GODSRICH, upon his being appointed principal
Secretary of State for the Colonial Department.
Viscount ALTUORP, upon his being appointed Chancellor
of the Exchequer.
Sir JAMES GRAHAM, upon his being appointed First
Lord Commissioner of the Admiralty.
The Right Honourable CHARLES GRANT, upon his being
appointed President of the Board of Controul for the affairs
of India.

Lord AUCKLAND, upon his being appointed President of
the Board of Trade, and Master of the Mint.

Lord HOLLAND, upon his being appointed Chancellor of
the Duehy of Lancaster.
The Martrms of AWO LUNT, upon his being appointed
his Majesty a Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
The Duke of IticummsD, upon his being appointed Post-
master-General.

The Earl of ALBEMAELE, upon his being appointed
Muter of the Horse to the King.
The Marquees of Wiu.t.zimsy, upon his being appointed
Lord Steward of his Majesty's Household.
Mr. it. GRANT, upon his being appointed Judge-Advo-
cate-General.

The Hon. AGAR ELLIS, upon his being appointed the
First Commissioner of his Majesty's Woods and Forests.
Lord JOHN RUISELL, upon his being appointed Pay-
master-General of his Majesty's Forces.
The Hon. E. G. S. STAN LZT, upon his being appointed
Secretary for Ireland.
Mr. Pot; LaTT THOS NIGH, upon his being appointed Vice-
preeident of the Board of Trade, and Treasurer of the Nary.
Sir WILLOUGHBY GORDON, upon his being appointed
Master-General of the Ordnance.

Sir RODIST SPIN csa, upon his being appointed Surveyor
General to the Ordnance.

Viscount ANSON, upon bis being appointed blaster of the
Kixo's Buck Hounds.

His MAJESTY held a Privy Council, which was attended
by Earl GREY, the Marquis of LANSDOWN, Lord HOL-
LAND, the Earl of CARLISLE, the Marquis of ANGLESEY,
the Marquis of WaLLEsLuv, Viscount GODERICH, the
Right Hon. C. GRANT, ViSCOUIIt MELBOURN E, and Vii-
count PALMERSTON.
Mr. Gaze' LLE attended as Clerk of the Council.

The following were then introduced and sworn in Mem-
bers of his MAJESTY'S Most Hon. Privy Council :—The
LORD CHANCELLOR (BROUGHAM), Viscount ALTHORP.
the Duke of RICHMOND, the Earl of ALBEMARLE, Lord
DuRICAM, Lord AUCKLAND, the Hon. AGAR ELLIS, Lord
JOHN RUSSELL, Sir JAMBS GRAHAM, the Hon. E.G. S.
STANLEY, Mr. POULETT THOMPSON, Sir WILLOUGHBY
GORDON, and Mr, ROBERT GRANT.
Lord BROUGHAM was sworn in before the KING in Cosa-
cil Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain.
The Mammas of LAwsHows was declared by the Kix.;
in Council Lord President of his Majesty's Vogt Hon. Privy
Council.

The Marquess of ANOLZSZT was declared his Majeo-
Ws Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Lord AUCKLAND was declared by his Majesty Pre-
sident of the Committee of Council, Appointed for the con-
sideration of all matters relating to Trade and Foreign Plan
cations..

Lord DURHAM, EA lard Privy Seal; Lord Viscount
MaLaouaaa,Visconnt Peuir &arrow, and Viscount Gout.
alcu, as the three Secretaries of State for the Home, Fa-
reign, and Colonial Departments; and Lord HoLsan o,
Chancellor atlas Duchy of Lancaster, were sworn into thou
reective offices before his Majesty in Council.
Lino gave audiences to the Lord Chancellor
(Bitouoatem), Earl GRIM, and the Marquis WELLESLEY,
The Duke of Lazne had also an audience of his Maivsn.
andresigned the office of Master of the Horse to the King.
The Earl of Coaust.a, it is understood, will have we
1 m the Cabinet, but without holding any oirme.
a
Lord • URI YAN was the Lord in Waiting, and the
Hon. Cam Foamier's& the Groom in Waiting.

mlit Patent for ereadng Lord BROUGHAM I Peer hy the
title of Baron Bnouonsat, of Brougham Hall, tbi
county of Westmorland, and of Winslade, in the count/
of York. was leads out yesterday.
The Duke of WILLLIXOTON had an whom yes:ol%Y'
of the Quinn.
The Dubose of KM and the Nauss VICTORIA WA
suits returned to tbe Kuro's Palace at Sesslegt" oa
Sunday,. from the residence of Priam LeosoLD at Clow
most.

Tlit PAT or AI AIICIONT GLIM AM1AISAD011.••••
Demosthenes tells u, that on his missies, as Sant s!lalet.
, gado: with iise others, to Philipsit Massiles, the &II .1
I berme for each ambessailer was task is ear mosey' log'
smarty allow to eight-peso:

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FOREIGN INTELLIG2NCR.
NOT lICLUSIYZ.
EXPRE7Siltrfld PARIS.
From the Munger des Chainings of iwsisrday.
At II o'clock yesterday his Majesty presided at a Council of Ministt rs.
lie afterwards gave • special audience to the Preach Ambassador for
Naples. The King and Queen left Path at three o'clock for Neuilly.
A gentleman, just arrived from Madrid, states that the Duke d'Angou.
frme Is expected there, and that that Prince and M. de Bourmont ate to
plue themselves immediately at the head of the Preach emigrants, whose
number increases daily. Ms also said that an order for a levy of 160,000
men has been given in the Peninsula. It would be useless to contra.
diet these absurd reports as their falsity must be apparent to every one.
The Duke of Orleans arrived at St. &Immo on the 10th instant. His
Royal Highness was received in the most affectionate manner by the
entire of the inhabitants. The Prince set out en the 17th for Lyons.