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could alone e,ys llnPogsAAes tO morOn IrregHlaIiy introduced into the midst Of anoher discussion, aud sc under Ge Secretary of Gr Peel sSa i. S" brother % inaw. It Is now unders,ood that the opposition Is formed and that it will be headed by Mir Peel. The result is far from certain % SGdgeng rom the sense sense evening, Mr. F. will be sustained by party, which, if not the majority, forms minority approaching an C. quality with that of the ministers. In the Upper House, Mir. C. and his friends scarcely calculate on any extraordinary sympathy. The Scotch Repre- senation and the Bishops who are always at the beck of the Premier may enable the Administration to get on; but differing as the Bishops do, from long habit and interest," if not from principle from the leading members of the government on the Catholic question: their support cannot be counted in case should be really needed Independently of the Catholic question: the resg nation of Lord Melville proves that there is personal feeling in opposition to Mir. Can ming. Indeed it is said that arisOcratic preudices operate not only in this with the Tories, but with many of the high Wings such as Lord Gray. think there is little doubt that majority of the English peo pie are opposed to further concession to the Catholics, and that question divide the parties, as the new opposition endeavour to have it supposed does Mr. Canning would be left in the minority. You are doubtless aware that the King does not and will not consent to its being Cabinet question: and that IS understood that two three places in the Admnstra ton filled, Mir. Peel calls them, by "fugacious ministers" The return of Mir Canning to the Foreign Office, may make way for the Marquis of Lansdown to a place he can accept without condescension; while the support in the Cabinet of Mir. Tierrey, as Master of the Mint, and of some two three whgs, may give real influence to the new position of the Marquis.

 Independently of the interest of the parliamentary proceedings of the last week, the laying of the corner

 stone of the University and the dinner consequent thereon, were objects which attracted agreeaby my attention. There is doubt of success the insti- tution and as many of its promoters included in the political arrangements, it IS likely to come be-

 fore the world under much better auspcies than its founders could have anticipated As convivial spea- ker, NIT. Brougham even much more pre-emi- nent than in Parliament through the Marquis of Lans' down was here no insignificant compeer.