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London, England, 1804-05-10 00:00:00

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Yeßerday, about twelve o'clock, his MAJESTY took
an airing in a carriage for.the &ft time fince his in-
difpofition. His MAJESTY looked extremely well ;
he wore.a plain blue coat, and his riding-wig with.
nut powder. His MAJESTY very condefcendingly
looked out of the carriage, to gratify the anxious
curiolity of his People. His MAJESTY was accets-
panied by her MAJFSTY and the PRINCISSES Au-
GUSTA and ELIZABRIN ; they were followed by
another carriage in which were the PRINCF.SSIS
MARY, SoPNIA, and AMELIA, CCCOTted by a party of
Light Hook. The Royal Cavalcade paired through
the principal Rreets and fquares at the Weft end of
the roan, then to Hampilead and Highgate, and re-
ruined by the Duke of BEDFORD'S new buildings,
thence through Covent Garden and the Strand, and
arrived at the ren's Houle at three o'clock.
Yeßerday after the liihG returned from his airing,
Mr. Purr had an interview with him at the Queen's
Houle, which ]aired for two hours, at which he
Rated to his MAJESTY the difficulties that had arifen,
and the prcgreft he Lad made in arranging the new
Admini ltration.

Till the new appointments be officiAlly announced,
they will not be completely known. We can, how•
ever, Rate Come parts of the arrangement with a eon
fiderable degree of oonfidence.

This morning, at ten o'clock, and not before, Mr.
Anotacroa delivered up the Seals of Office to his
Mar ray, at the Q.;tsri's Houle, when we under-
nand the Kinn was pleated to expels his high ap.
probation of every part of his condo&

. . .
Mr. Atm a .: r oa's admini(►ration is, therefore, now
coeutletaly at as each but the awe may eons •bca

thole who have been the moll salve in driving this
faithful, ceconomical, and upright fervent of the pub.
lic from his Majefty's Councils, may forely repent of
their conduel—
Turno tempos tit, map° quum optaverit came=

Intaawn Pallants.--.•

The Members of Mr. ADDINGTON'S Government
who are about to retire with him, we underiland,
are the following :
___.

EARL ST. VINCENT,
LORD HOBART,
MR. YORKE,
MR. STEEI.E,
MR. BRAGGE,
MR. TIERNEY,
MR. MAITLAND,
Mr. H. ADDINGTON,
MR. HOBHOUSE,
LORD G. TiIYNNE, ,
&c. &c. &c.
The new Members of the Government confidently
fp)ken of arc,
- - - - - - -

Lord MELVILLE, Ft& Lord of the Adadraltr.
Lord HAWKESBURY, I •
Lord MULORAVE, Secretaries of State.
Lord HARROWBY,
Lord CASTLEREAGH,
DUKE of PORTLAND,
Romda laOiee.
Lord CHATHAM,
Lord ELDON,

Lord WESTMORELAND goes out.

Mr. Purr will fet out with a formidable and bitter
oppofition, for many conceive themfelves to have
been made tool: of on the preknt occafion—mere
ladders for others to mount by I I We are confident,
however, that Mr.liontworon will take no part in it.
The Marquis of STATIFOLD, Lord GaswvlLLl Li.
visor and alfoMr. CANNING', friends, Sir Jo WM/T.
rascur and Sir Rosser Lawt.r, have already de.
dared againn the new Minihry, and have joined
themfelves to the Gasavit Les and FOIITES. 'What
part Mr. CANNING himfelf will take is doubtful, nor
is it material.

The new Oppofition already counts upon being
able to moiler at lead too in the Houfe of Commons..
What they reckon upon in the Upper Houfe we have
not learnt, but from the particulars we have already
Rated, thofe who have marked the date and con•
duet of parties will be at no lofa to form a pretty
correEt opinion.

May we not now alk, What has the Country gain-
ed ? Will the eyes of mankind never be opened ?
Where are we to look for that concentration of all the
taketie .f the eiwatry, that jrnoule, that unanimity, and
energy, with which molt of our contemporaries have
been deceiving themfelves and their readers. For our•
(elves we can aver, we have not been impofed upon—
We expelled what has happened, nor have we de-
ceived our Readers with the idle (peculation, of party
men.

We cannel but regret. however, that the Councils

of the nation. are Rill doomed to be diftralted and
public buffisefs impededs;-and for what? Becaufe
every one who eapeaed a large thee of the State Pye
has not come in for the there be thought hinnell ens
titled to.
From the conduit of Tome men one would be al•
molt inclined to believe that they count thenuelvto
no way bound to ferve that public which tends
them to Parliament, unlefs they can alto be admitted
into the Cabinet; or, at any rate, to a few of the
cbeefe pairings and candle ends of Office.

The Vas us lugger arrived at Yarmouth on Tue.
day evening with difpatches from Admiral Times-
soaouom, who commands the North Sea fquadcon.
Since the arrival of there difpatehes, the report has
been very current that the Dutch Armament was at
Tingle anchor on Saturday lal, ready to put to Peas
with a force of 30,000 troops on board.

We are, we believe, well founded, in Rating that
Mr. Fasts has left Madrid, and is returning to this
country as rapidly as aircumitances will permit.

The Mefferiger who left the capital of Spain at the
fame time with that Gentleman is arrived in London,
and has brought the above intelligence, which we
again repeat may be relied upon.
Letters reached town yeflerday, from the Medi-
terranean, which mention, that the plague has
brokcn out at Madrid, and that numbers were
carried off daily. We have Peen letters dated the
latter end of March, from Barcelona and other Spa.
nub ports, which are Client on the fubjeft I but they
all appear to have been immerfed in vinegar.

Yefterday the Duke of Volta held a Military
Council at his Qthce in the Horfe Guards, which
was attended by the Earl of CHATHAM and moil of
the General Officers in town. Baron HoM►ssCM
was of the number.

The Houfe of Altembly of Jamaica have voted
to the Duke of C AAAAA ce a friperb tervice of plate,
value 3000 guineas, for his Royal Highnefes atten•
Lion to the commercial intereflb of that Wand.

Mr. Lisvom, our late Ambafrador in Holland, and
more recently employed on an extraordinary Macs
at the Court of Denmark, arrived yeflerd.ty at the
Royal Hotel. Pall mall. He came hume by way of
Norway, and landed at Leith.
Macaws DORRIIN Mat-Jews, of Cavendifh fivare,
in the county of Midditfex, Etq. is chosen Member
for the Borough of Lugget null, in the room of the
Earl of DALILLITII, who has accepted the Chiltern
Hundreds.

Monday fennight. the Carlifle Loyal Volunteers
conliaing of about 400 men, marched for Yenrith,
on permanent duty for ten days.

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