Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-19

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Pitt. who reqaeaed another interview of the
King, for the purpoie of making another exer-
tion in favor Of Mr.. Fox's introdaetios into the
Cabinet. Theimpreifion spon The royal mind
was however too deep TO be erafed, and Ms.
PITT Withdrew from the conference on Wednei-
day, difsppointed in thar object, although hav-
ing himlelf accepted the Offices of Chancellor OF
the Excheguer and Fra Lord Of the Treafury.
On rhuriday morning, he was, according TO
Courr etiquette, inveHed with the infgnia and
powers Of theie high d,us,ion'.
Since Mr.. Addington's standardization could
not laf, il war the fcIyent with of all deicrip-
tions of men, that a new Mniary mould be
formed on grand and truly patriotic fcale,
COMPUTING the mott difinguifhed characters in
the county. Nothing like an arrangement of
that nature can be now expected by the public !;
and the nation, infead of having MiniRry
calculated 10 reconcile all political differences,
to infufe confidence. and to hold out to Europe
an unparalleled inaance of union. ability, & ex-
ertion in the various branches of the executive,
arc now to have an administration mrch worfe
than thar which was forced TO retire and make
way for MIR. Addington and his friends. Ii is
TO be competed OF MIR. Pitt, and Lord Melville,
of their undcrlings and of ieveral of the late
Cabinet, whom Mr.. I'tr 70 very recently and 10
very cordially coaefced with Lord Grenvilie &
Mr.. Windham in seprobating. In ,heie arapge
material, we can .diicoyer little to confOle Ss
at a Gifts Ike the preicnt. Ii is, however, but
jnhice to Mr.. Pitt TO fate an opinion held in
the bclt informed citces, tha, he did every thing
10 his power 20 form an adninifration which
would have included Mr.. Fox and all his princi-
pal friends, as we'll 4. Lord GIenvillc and all his;
and thar fotsr from pledging himfcif not to 60
into Office without Mr.. Fox he had no commu,
nicstion whatever wiyh him on that fubjeei. YET
furely Mr.. Pitt could not have been ienoran,
that his Msjeay would have decidedly Objected
20 the introduction Of MIR. Fox. Mr.. Pitt, pro-
baby knew, and poiTibly was not fcrry to know
beforehand, that bis application was not likely
10 be fccccfiful. RE could not bVt be aware Of
the sbturdi,y Of preien,ing 10 his Sovereign
man, a, one OF his confidential adviiep, whom
ne had urged thai Sovereign 10 fffike out Of the
ia of Pnvy Councillors, as an abetter of fedni.
Gus dotlrinesi The application. however, was
made and rejected. Mr.. Pitt bowed. and under
took to form an administration on different
BATS. CeH,ier.
The te,fons who retire with MIR. Adding
ton are Ea,l St. Vincent, Lord Hobart, Mr..
Yorke, Mr.. Steele, Mr. Bragge, MIR. Tierney,
&e.
Mr.. Addington's retirement ha, been high
" honorable and dihntereited /: He has refuicd
the Peerage for himfelf. and has not iolicited
even the mott trHios provihon, for any relative
or connexion whatever b.
MIR. Fox, Lord Thurlow, and Mr.. Sheri-
dan were in long conference for fome hours yef-
terday a. Carleton houfe. The Prince, who
maintained line OF digni6cd neutrality to the
lait moment of political forbcsrance, has felt it
incumbent upon him TO declare his attachment
to the intereR Of Mr.. Fox bat ,tis he has not
done intemperaieiy as parsizan, but with all the
fnayity OF poiilh:d ftatefman. il.
7br Ntro Ca5jstf.
May I6.-The Gazette OF laR nigh, con-
tain, lit OF feveral of the new appointments
10 Office. Ii confirms the aatemen,s that have
already appeared 10 this paper. The other
nominations will appear when the arrangements
are complete, which they nov already are. The
following lift. which recapitulates what we have
faid in former PAYERS, will we believe, be found
10 be nearly correct. Star.
THE CABINET.
Lord Chancellor, Lord EiGan.
Chancellor OF the Exchc9ucr, and, AZ. d..
Firm Lord of the Treasury, US
FirA Lord Of the Admiralty, Vifcount Meiviiie.
Matter Gen. Of the Ordnance, Earl Of Cbaiban.
PreGden, of the Council, Duke of Portland.
Lord Privy Seal, ,-'i Earl of Wtsmoreiand.
Seenfayiss.
Foreign Department, Lord Harro1uby.
Home Department, Lord HaqOk.Gsy.
War Department, Lord Camden.
(Lord Hayys,cty and Lord Camdtx were
gszctied laR mighty
Ierlf Of Almi,aly.-Sir p. S,tbtss, Sir H. B.
Ntolt. Sir J. Coipy,. Admiral Gambler, Admi-
raj Pattern, Vim. DiekmiSn, Jun. Efq.
Ls,di Of the Trsejav.-Lofd Fhzbs,yb,
Lord Losvane, The Hon. II. Wtl4J2y, Mr..
Seaff. Mr.. Losg.
Treaiurer Of the Navy, Mr.. CSsSing-Sec.
retary at War. M. ". Dxzla,.--At,orncy
General, Mr.. Ps,dcaI, Solicitor General. Mr..
Dailas.
I,B Arra1gsmtxh.---Lord Liestenant,
Duke OF Msnyys.-Commander in Chief, Lord
Catcbeayf.-Secfetary to the Lord Liesfenant,
Sir Ecax Aepeas.-Chancellor of the Exche-
quer. Mr.. Fsst,.
OF THE iNvAsIoN.
MAJ I6.-The following important para.
graph we copy from the Portfnouth paper re-