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..,r, London, brings ad ices t" the Ith May
.r,av,racts which follow embrace all the
tens of prominent interest


r,rAT ERITAIN.-The new members OF
=, oJm;nistration received from the hlnS 'ne


III. nf ther respective offices on the SUN hpfll.
porliament re-asseInbled ON luesoay inc ISL
,cMay. and the public curiosity wasM 'le 'hen-
-, mich on the occasion. J nc avenues W VIC
,iouse were crowded to such uegIee, '''al u
' no" orjv with great difficulty that Mr.. Canning
and Mr.. Peal could enter. ,l .e
''s e;r = pur,lctt, and the principal members OF
4 late opposition, have gone to the Ministerial
.".ches. W.. While Mr.. Brougha,n has ms hopes on on
.,rnor,in.r the new administrations. ms coal
M .nrr ,;vcs great scandal to the scccdcTs' ana MY
w., oIoclares that he cannot comprehend INC
.;nc;nles ON which it has been ior'hed. INC
rr.m,leman avowei as the reason Tor ~ seces-
ss;on his uniform opposition to tine Ca'hohc 'l'es-
.:on and accused Mr.. Canning OF lnconsis'ehc!
uo"' "',n,rl to IL. Lord Eldon declared that he
..J lone wished to resign, and had done 50
"Seo he found that Lord I.iverpool's policy was
M longer to prevail in the cabinet AS ut "e%
rabinetis framed on that pohcy, VIC are ~ 'i'"en
at A loss as the .srimcs, tor any reason WY "e
,e,irned. Lord Wrllngtoh's case iS' ny u'S
own account, hard one. ms reason seems W
be, in plain English, that Mr. canning va ~.
~ earnest in desiring Ii IN to torn part OF 'he
.,tt,.. and that he had actually been forced to
rrsirn Tia command in the army, tAc source OF
~ S",ors and the reward for his services, All
denv anv concert between them One oi ti'e
yon1on journals states it is certain, that the
MARQUIS of Lansdowne Will take office.


NJ, Canning is stated to have made triumph
an. renlv TO the accusation ot inconsistency as 70
Ibe Catholic question Emancipation IS not to
u mqde cabinet question, though, as he SAID
me fact of his being minister must promote us
,i,,-,atc success -"Meanwhil", SAYS Mr' Clil-
rinr. othe footing on which Government stands
!, th;, that each member Of the administration
,na, support or oppc.c the Catholic clalms' nu'
must bring forward his propositions ~ ms ih"l-
y;l,al capacity' Mr.. Canning, IN de'ahn% 'he
late necotiatio 8, admitted that he han ~ ono
';rne cnvnsclled his Maiestyto form All admins
tra,ion confnrmablc to his oplhlois' ana hos'ie
n the Catholic claims, even though such coun-
eel ;ryolved his own retirement from Office
rh,t v.hcn II was stated to him that such an al.
m;n;s.rtion could not be formed, and he was
commanded TO model government on the same
princ;nle as Lord I.iverpool's, there seemed no
nthcr mode than to form an administration Of th's
iividcd character on the subject of Emancipa-
ton; and that acting on this principle, IT had
haen strange TO allow himself to be disqualified
Nv the circumstance OF holding a different and
divided opinion, from taking the head OF that
government Though he respected the prcln-
dces in th. ROYAL breast, he must say he thought
the coronation oath no obstacle to Emancipation
That that question might sleep, but would final
" triumph, and though he had, God knows,
contributed nothing to it, he could not conceal
from himself that it had gained vast accession
Of force Our readers will not fail to notice the
Il vn1 AZ IN
Parliamentary Reform, and the repeal OF the
Test act. He must be much more I'M IOriel, to
use Lord Londondcrry's expression, before he
can be considered Liberal in this country. 1t
is predicted that the opposition will be fierce;
but it is not improbable that new election will
be reso ted to, in favor OF the ministry. Mr..
Canning would bring forward the state Of the
revenue next session: he wished to avoid a,
much as possible during this, the agitation o
questions that might disturb the public mind.
In the House of Commons on the 9Th, Gener
al Gsscoync brought forward his motion for AZ
inquiry into the state Of the British Shipping
aai spoke against the Free Trade System nitro
diced by Mr.. lIusksson.


The subject of Catholic claims was brough


forward in the House Of Commons ON the samt
dav; and that, with General Gascoyne's motion
excited much warmth, and brought forth tht
talents of both minister's and the opposition,


In the House Of Lords on the 9TH Of May, til,
Earl of Mansfield intima,ed his intention of sub
hitting motion on the subject CT Catho


emancipation on the 7th Of June, for which da,
he moved their Lordshps be summoned


The second reading Of the Corn Bill, was fxe.
for Friday week.


There has been rlllnour rather strongly cir
culaed that ord Melville has been offered b,
his lesty the Lord Lieutenancy of fIreland.


The Globe says there appears great haste il
sending Off military to Canada. The Romney


hty gun ship, is ordered off with transports


three Of the latter were ordered off from Ports


mouth to Ireland in an hours notice, to tax,


nuocps at the irish ports" Among the pas


sensers in the Birmingham, is the Hon. Colone


Ramsey, with de patches from the British gov


ernncut for the Earl Of Dalh susie, Governor o


canada, with which he Immediately proceeded


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