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THE ADMINISTRATION, Though the Ministerial arrangements are not yet completed, it is gratifying to find that Earl Moina possesses the entire confideix.. of the PRINCE RE. GENT, and that he is perseveringly engaged in the im. portant business assigned him by his Royal Master, with whose principles, we are also happy to lcarr the Noble Earl's are perfectly in unison. It is now certain, that Lord MELVILLE palified his answer to Marquis AVELLEst.sir, in the manner which we stated yesterday. In consequence of this " Lord MELVILLE was appointed the mediator between the late Ministers and Mr. CANNING; and, we understand, that for the last three days, be has been most sedulously employed in endeavouring to prevail on that Right Ho. nourable Gentleman to quit the side of Lord Wer.r.ust.vr, and join the Earl of LIVERPOOL and his Colleagues, upon the condition of their agree. ing to entertain the Catholic Question, and appear. ing to coincide with his views upon that point. Mr. CANNING, however, resisted the application, and yesterday gave them his final answer in the negative. From his refusal, the discomfited party gave up all hopes of gaining over any persons thal could enable them to stand their ground ; and yet they were so disingenuous as to put forth in the Sun and Coaricr of last night, a sort of Bulletin, in which they held out to their duped adherents the hope, that it was not unlikely that both Lord WELLESLEY and Lord favnirooL were disposed to make some abatement of their respective expectations, in order to put a period to the unpleasant state of the Nation at this moment, and that they would agree to act under Lord MOIRA, as Premier, with the admission of Mr. CANNING and Mr. HUSKISSON.' " There was not the slightest foundation for this statement. "The public heard with the most heartfelt sat➢sfac tion that Earl MOIRA had been sent for by the PRINCE REGENT, on Tuesday evening, and that the Noble Earl received from his Royal Highness the most distinct authority to communicate his wishes to his friends, that they should form an Administration, on the most liberal basis, that might not merely put an end to the present distracted state of affairs, but tend to conciliate the good will, and secure the con- I Hence of every description of his people. It is un derstood that the PRINCE REGENT gave the Noble Earl full powers, and put into hishands the An ! ewers which had been received by the Marquis WELLESLEY from all the considerable men to whom application had been made, desiring him to follow up the negociation which Lord WELLESLEY had so properly begun. It is understood that the Noble Earl laid before his Royal Highness a faithful re presentation of the actual posture of the kingdom; and impressed, in a very forcible manner, on hi' mind, the necessity of an ;mmediate• arrangement, that should restore the Government to its effici ency. The candid, firm, .and disinterested spirit, mixed with the most affectionate respect for his Royal Highness's feelings, manifested in the whole of the Noble Earl's conduct on this occasion, had the most lively effect on the PRINCE'S sen sibility, and be expressed himself in terms of fer vent gratitude for his loyal and friendly admonition. On Tuesday evening the Noble Earl had an interview with Earl GREY, in Portman-square, and communi cated to him the c• , mmands he had received to attend Ihis Royal Highness the neat day ; and yesterday morning, previous to his audience of the Pnisct REGENT, he again saw both Lord GREY and Lord GRENVILLE. Earl Montt, therefore, went to Ca rltou House, prepared to fulfil the Pntxcs REGENT'S in structions. He had a long conference with his Royal Highness, and afterwards met some of the principal Statesmen at Apsley-house, where they were &sen. bled to receive his report ; and the issue of that coc sultation he forthwith submitted to Royal Highness• 44 We, of course, state this only upon corium , ' report, and not from any genuine authority. It was universally believed to be in that auspicious trai•': and the public expectation was, that the plan of an extended Administration would be prepared to be laid before the PRINCE REGENT forthwith. It is not, however, yet in such a state as to afford to the nation entire confidence in its happy accomplishment. The lamac thick Volume Sen. the Second Edition. correete4ta orts. 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