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Norfolk Gazette And Publick Ledger
Norfolk, Virginia
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In London on March 20, noblemen and gentlemen forming the new administration dined with the Duke of Portland to discuss and settle proposed arrangements for submission to the King on Monday, with announcements by Tuesday. Attendees included Earl of Camden, Lords Hawkesbury, Castlereagh, Eldon, and Messrs. Rose and Canning. Text ends in garbled section possibly on continental intelligence involving Bonaparte.
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London, March 21
Last night a large company of noblemen and gentlemen who are to compose the new administration dined with his grace the duke of Portland at Burlington House. When the proposed arrangement was discussed and settled in all its parts as far as it can be settled till the king's pleasure is known. Matters are understood to be in such forwardness that the plan can be submitted to his majesty on Monday, and the principal appointments be announced in the Gazette by Tuesday.
Among the noblemen and gentlemen who dined with the duke of Portland were the earl of Camden, lord Hawkesbury, lord Castlereagh, lord Eldon, Mr. Rose, Mr. Canning, Mr. [garbled: 3t (9nendady on beinge for non attendance Un.Ms-place -ob x of the house, good bursourt AThis rirl Gotblaso and unerday ritbndrpival,al -intAlisent from the comtinent, for some rrcat and impurtan hange in the state ol uoaird cust soon take place (he: wriutied-in seme'pa ilivd detemiinntion Bwanaparte. will never Amtns to I.oineii seht inuecision. 010.9i ll hie motions are Ders]
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Last Night, March 21
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proposed arrangement discussed and settled; plan to be submitted to the king on monday, principal appointments announced in the gazette by tuesday.
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A large company of noblemen and gentlemen who are to compose the new administration dined with the Duke of Portland at Burlington House. The proposed arrangement was discussed and settled in all its parts as far as possible until the King's pleasure is known. Matters are in such forwardness that the plan can be submitted to his majesty on Monday.