The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21 00:00:00

THE NEW MINISTRY.

The King arrived in town on Saturday, at one o'clock, from
Windsor, and held a council, at which the' members of the late
administration, with the exception of Lor&Wharneliffe, and it
is said of Lord Ellenborough, attended, and delivered up their
seals of office. The following is an official list of the statesmen
composing the new cabinet:—
First Lord of the Treasury ...... Lord Melbourne.
President of the Council
First Lord of the Admiralty
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Lord Holland.
Woods, Works, and Privy Seal. Lord Duncannon.
Home Secretary • • Lord J. Russell.
Foreign Secretary
Colonial Secretary i Mr. CParles Grant.
India Board
Secretary at. War ...
Board of Trade - Mr. Poulett Thomson.
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Mr. Spring Rice.

NoT IN THE CABINET.
Joint Secretaries of the Treasury S Mr. Francis Baring.
" ?Mr. E. J. Stanley. •
Attorney General Sir J. CamPhell.
Solicitor-General •
Mr. Rolfe.
Judge Advocate-General Mr. Cedar Fergusson.
'Postmaster-General
Paymaster General and Tres. of Navy Sir H. Parnell.
Clerk of the Ordnance Col. Leith Flay.
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
Lord Chancellor of Ireland Lard Plunkett.
Attorney-General lot Ireland Mr. Perrin.
Solicitor-General for Ireland Air. O'Loughlin.
Lord Advocate of Scotland Mr, John Arch. Murray.
Solicitor-General for Scotland
The Great Seal is to be put in Conarmalieu.
• Lord Seymour and Mr. W. H. Orditaye been appointed
Lords of the Treasury.
Lord Dalmenv and Admiral Adtm have been appointed
Lords of the Admiralty.
It is understood that Mr. Fox Mettle will he appointed Under-
Secretary of State for the Home Department, and Lord F.ord-
wich Under-Secretary for the Foreign Department, iu the place
of Lord Mahon.
The appointments in the Household, with the exception of
that of Lord Chamberlain, which has been conferred upon the
Marquess of Conyngham, have not yet been declared, and we
believe it is still uncertain who the Secretary for Ireland is to
be.. The general opinion, however, is, that Lord Morpeth will
' be the Irish Secretary, and that Sir George Grey, who had also
been mentioned for that important office, will resume his former
situation of Under-Secretary in the Colonial Department.
The offices of Secretary of the AOmiralty, Secretary to the
Board of Control, and some other offices, are still vacant, but
it is expected that they will be filled up by Monday and among
the gentlemen named as likely to be appointed to. diem ace M.r.,
Charles Wood, Mr. Labouchere, Mr. Robert (*.don and other
well-known reformers.

SUPPLEMENT TO ME LONDON GAZETTE OF
FRIDAY, APRIL 17.

r SATURDAY APRIL DI
4 the Court of St. James's, the 18th day of April—Present,
-the King's. Most Excellent MajestrinCouncil—
This day .the. Right
.1-IPnourabie Henry Grey (commonly
called Viscount Howick) . was, by . his Majesty's command,
sworn of his Majesty's .Most Honourable Privy Council, and
took his place at-the Board accordingly.
At the Court, at St. James's, the iBth
,day of April—Present,
the King's Must Excellent Majesty in Council—
His Majesty in Council was this day pleased to declare the
Right Honourable Henry Marquis of Lausd4rwneLord Presi-
' dent of his- Majesty's Most liOnottrahle Privy Council, and his
Lordship took his place at the Board according-Ir.-
His Majesty having been pleased to. tippeint.ihe Right Ho-
nourable Henry John. Viscount Palmerston, the Right Ho-
nourable John Russell (commonly called Lord John Russell),
and the Right Honourable Charles Grant, to be three of his
• Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, they vera this day, by
his Majesty's command, sworn three of his .Iylaj;:sty's Princi-
pal Secretaries of State accordingly.
His Majesty in Council was this. day pleaSed to appoint the
Right Honor' rable..Cnarles Porilete ThomsOn. President of the
Committee of Council appointed for the consideration of all
matters relating to Trade and ForeignPlautatious.