Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-03-20
ENGLISH ACCOUNTS.
LoNprN, FgB. ISc

Losprs, FsB. 3. 1896.
Mg. PITT.
IL is with unfeigned concern we aaie thar the
Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, breathed his
LAT At 4 o'clock. on Thuriday morning, a,d
an. at his hoolc az Pcrney. The illncis Of Mr..
Pitt originated 10 executive anxiety, and un-
vcatied attention TO baloefs. His whole ncr-
vous iyitem war 70 dessnged. that for weeks to-
gcthcr, he was unable TO leep, aud this priva.
tion OF ret led TO general breaking up OF his
conftituiion. An hereditary goal completed
the whole.
NEW MINISTRY.
FIs. 4.-The new Miniary is st length final
ly arranged. Lord Clenvle waited upon his
Msjeay yeaerday At nocn. The conference was
confined to that Que poinr upoa which diff
enee OF opinion had taken place. viz. the annex
ing Military Council 20 the office of Com
msnder in Chief. We ave happy TO Gate that
his Majefy was GRACEFULLY plesicd to sequieice
in thar mesin.e which Lord Grenvile had 10
earntaly ard property prcAed. VIC are IN.
formed thar hh Majesty, in order that there
nigh, be 10 mi'undcsitsrdipg on the fubjcef. de-
livered hin feoIimenn m writing. Loud Gren-
vile then retired from she Royal prefence with
the paper he had received from his Maefly and
fubmitrcd il to his frirnds. He then returned
TO the Qoeen's Houfe aboat 4 o'clock. and de-
clased TO his MajeRy that his tricads and him.
ielf were perfectly fs,isfed with the contents
ct the paper which his Msjsay had been gra-
cioufly pseafed TO fpbmit 70 them. His MajeRy
then informed bis Lordhip, thar ss no further
diffctence of opinion exiaed. he confdered
the bo6oefs ss 6nalIy arraugcd.--The following
is the Lia.
Mf. Eikin--Lord Chancellor.
Lord Grcnville---FifA Lord of the Treafpry.
Lord Henry Peuy-ChanccIior Of the Ex-
chequer.
Mr.. Fux--Secrefary Of State for the Foreign
Affairs Department.
Earl Spencef-- Ditto for the Home Department.
Mr.. Windhim--Secretary of State for the Co.
lonisl and War department.
Mr.. Grcy--Fira Lord Of the Admiralty.
Earl Mount--Msfer-G Gen. Of the Ordinance.
Earl itzwilIism-PreGdent q the Council.
Lord Sidmcpth--Losd PIivy Seal. :.
Lord Elenborongh-A voice. without Office.
The whole OF tho other arrangements arc not
yet fctiIed.
The French papers bring a Proclamation. in
which the Emperor Bonspaue fsya, ,hat Eng
land may have Peace. provided fhc will reduce
her maritime Embellishments.
We underaand MIR. Fox has already fcnt dif-
patches 80 sll our Miniaeis at Foreign Courts,
announcing the change in oof M,pifify, and aa-
ding ,hat his with is 10 reaore peace TO all Eo-
rope. II report be true. il 10 Mr.. Fox's iricn.
tion 70 make peace with France Immediately.
FEE. io.--It j. aated in feyesal of the paper,
OF this morning, that difpa,ches ~efe received
on Saturday Evening, ss the Office of the Sc
cretary OF State for Foreign Affairs, from the
Continent, containing intelligence OF moft ex-
traordinsry and difsitIious nature, viz. that the
King OF Prufis had taken poGefion OF the Eiec-
rorste Of Hanover in his own name, aud ss his
owo property that his Britsunic MajeRy's
arm,. as cleetur Of Hanover. had been taken
from the Tribens!s and Psblic Offices through.
out the Electorate. and that demand bad been
made upon Lord Carhcar, that all the recruits
raifed there for the German Legion mould be
given up TO the Pruflian Government, &c.
IL is mentioned in fcme accounts, that the
King Of Prufia 10 to take po0efipn OF Bremen.
Three Per Cent. Confols 81 for money.