The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-12


certain circumstances, not convenient al the
time To explain.--Mr. Dickeniuu wii;led To
know 1T thvir circumstances continued to opcr-
ate as an impeachment to that explanation
Other reports warranted him ON calling on ll.
Noble Lord to anf.ver to him and 10 that linu.e
whether MinHers had bees guilty at forcirs
upon the King 4 rreature from which i, WAS no.
,orious, that his Mai,ity's iciupufous and co.>-
icientious mind had uniformly revottd. Il
mniaers had been guilty of fnch ird fcrs'ion,
he was FIRE to fay, that in this reiree. they
were not to be juRfcd. IL had another quei-
ton TO put tn the NolAr Lord. There were
very prevalent .umoursre!petfirga ch-nge in
Administration, he wi!hti to know how far
theft rumou.s were founie in truth
On the moi important of thefe queftons
Lord Howick obferved, "the Hon. Gentleman
had aiised for expianationlS 70 A rumour, which,
It true, mutt Fix great cuipability on his Maief-
ty's MnRers. He wiihel TO know whether the
rumour was well founded, that Mniiters want
ed to force his majeity tolhe adoption ola mea-
fure which was directly contrary to the feelings
of his confidence? To bis he withed to make
no other anfwer than by Gying, that the day of
explanation would come and then he would
give every fatisfaction to he houft."
With reipe6t to the af QueGioa, lord Tow
ick anfwercd, that although he had not yet re-
ceived his majeRy's commands to deliver up
The Seals os the Office witch he lie ID, his ma
lefty had fent for other porous, for the purpofe
of confultng with them tpon the choice of o.
ther Minifers, and arranging the formation of
a New Administration.
Thus Lord Howick has renewed the FRO
mife which he made few daysago, that he
would crafty the Houfe with an explanation of
the grounds on which mnifcrs are to be diff
mfied. His prudence wi! dictate the proper
day for that explanation :-he has, however,
ahured the Houfe that it isnot diftant.
Omnium, in confe9uen,c of the increaling
diimay on account of the Change in Adminif-
tration, was this morning 1t par.
March IS.
His Majetty, who was not expected in-town
till this day, arrived yefteriay afternoon, about
O'Clock, as we mentioned in lat nights Sun.
Soon after his arrival at Buckingham houie, the
Duke of Portland and Lord HAwkeibury at
tended him, with lift OF new Miniteria Ar
engagements, which are expected to rec Give the
royal appreciation this day. The following is
gwen as the new arrangement, and is probably
the mott correct that has hitherto appeared.
Firft Lord of the Treafury, Duke OF Port
land.
Lord Chancellor, Lord Eden.
Secretary Of State for the Foreign Department,
Marquis Welleney.
Secretary of State for the Home Department,
Lord Hawke fbury.
Secretary of State for tn, War and Colonial
Department, Lord Caitlereagh.
Chancellor of the Excbequer, MIR. Perciva.
Firft Lord of the Admiralty, Mr.. Canning.
Preiident of the Council, Earl of Camden.
Matter General of the Ordnance, Earl Chat
ham.
Lord Prvy Seal, Earl of Weftmoreland.
Prefdent of the Board of Directors, Hon. r.
S. Duudas.
Attorney General, Sir Vickery Gibbs.
Solicitor General, MIR. Pioneer.
Lords ChiChefter, Mulerave, and the Duke
of Montrofe, it is expected, will alto have fea;s
in the Cabinet.
This day at noon, Lord Grenvile and his
colleagues, in obedience to a mefIage from his
MajeRy yefserday evening, attended the Queens
houfe, and delivered to his Majefty their leas
of oGic-