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tinaes to negotiate actively for the ea- iablishment oi new administration. We cannot predict thedegree of ofsnceess with which his efforts will be crowned; but the difficulties in their way must be great, since Sir Robert Peel has not been asked to olill niche in the new tenn pie which toryism Is creating. This, we repeat if, isa very curious and sig nihcant feature in the business; and We are disposed 10 augur from Sir Rob ert's shrew wdhess, that ke thinks the downfall of any administration opposed to the wishes and spirit of the people, would be too near to indemnify him for the risk of sinking under ifs ruins.

 Ter Pary5n Ftaace.-3Ye have little to say this week on continental topics; llicre is, however, one circumstance hich, at the present crisis, demands attention, and that is the dreadfully dis turbed state of France. The mad at tempt of the Duchess de Berri has, it is true, failed; but France rocks to her centre with naonkish intrigue, Carllst conspiracy, and republican enthusiasm. The illness of NJ. Terrier and the small hopes entertained of his recovery. de- naaad the formation of ne@ ministry :; and il is not little striking the coinci- denee observable with regard to this country, that in France the war party are being called on by Louis Philippe to form an administration or coalition with the remnant of the present. Should a Wellington and Peel cabinet get into office here, we forescc the probable fa- tal results which will ensae.

 The news of Monday nights pro. ceedings produced the greatest conster- natieniD Paris amongth friends ofgood order and Peace-may their and our fears prove unfounded.

 The Britannia, Caledonia, Talave- ra. and Donegal iinc-of.battle ships. with strong marine force on board, have been ordered 10 proceed to the Ta- gus, to demand from thetyrant Miguel restitution for tic injury he has caused to be inflicted on British subjects. The invasion of Don Pedro may te expected almost simultaneously at Lisbon, with the arrival of our squadron.

 StiH later from Eagldnd.-The pack ct ship Britannia, Capt. Marshall, ar- rived yesterday tromI Liverpool, whence she sailed on the l6th May.

 The papers brought by the Britannia arc to the 18th May from London, two days later than those received by tie Marmora, and to the l6th from Liver pool.

 The most important additional infor- nation received by this last arrival is, that the Duke of Wellington has been entrusted by the King of England witb the formation of a new Ministry. The London Herald of the l4th, says

 TheFeis, we believe, no longer any doubt as to the head of the new Admin istration, the Duke of Wellington hay ing actually kissed hands as Premier on Saturday. ltwasgenerally understood, however, that up to four clock yester- day, though many appointments were talked of, no actual appointments had taken place. In this state of things, there were, of course, many conjec- lures afoat, for, sin the general un- certainty, one list of Ministers stood upon nearly as good grounds as another, there was no operative check to the null tiplication of such lists, which accord fngly spread themselves in every direc- tlon, to the great Perplexity of the pub,

 lie mind.

 Tine French Governmenthas received despatches from Greece, bringing the particulars of a revolutionary move ment against the Government of Cape d'lstria, which has been forcibly dissol- ved. Capo d'Istria himself was obliged to take refuge on board of Russian orIg of war, which has since sailed, it IS supposed, for the lonian Islands.

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