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after o tl:c greater part, if not all, of the Cabinet
Minist-is. the ::too iu rit party included, went
up to the Kiso, with Lwd*Gamitit.t.t at thair
head. and pr' Bred their modifications; but
the Bd.:King still such as the I( two could
net in, his conscience accede to. the whole of
the Ministry tradered their resignations, which
. were accepted." This is another soisrepre-
sentatinn, more gross than the former. The
Ministry did not go up in a body, as is thus
stated. The Lotto Cuascct Loa, Lord ELI so-
wia limn, Lard Howtck. and Lord Gscroytt Ls,
arrived. se:sarately, about half-past two o'clock.
The Ea,' of Motsa at a quarter to three ; Lord-
H tele Pctev at three; and Mr. WIND 111•111 in
a'.,•nr reaemy minutes after. About lour, they ali
we seaway, after most of them had been admitt:d
to' virite audiences. Lord Gassivii.ca was the
14. t ...4., withdrew. We understand that Viscount
H ...e:eit aid Lord Geasvitte both signified to
/1 , islii ry their intention to resign ; and should
th,- incest he carried into effed, it w.ll be certainly
I 11 ,wed with the rekignation of the other Ministers
wlio attensie I the Meain; at Earl SPARC/lea. Some
9.4, however, that the LOt I/ CI! A NCILLOII, Viscount
Si Ire .0 rot, and Lord ELL LNROROUGIi. will remain in
Office t that the Duke of PORTLAND is to be at the
beacl4.l the new Mini:try ; awl, according to other
arcowits, ills MAJESTY has ser.t (or Viscount Mat..
•I t.s.a. The Apathy and the gloom which pervaded
both Mottles of Parliament, sufficiently bespoke the
failtue of any attemyt • that. had been made at ac-
co:nowt:tattoo. and the fears of the extremity to
which the difference might lead. But if any
doubt rtnia;un.l upon the subjeft, it was FM
moved by eh? speech of Viscount Howics, in
the 13 to of Commons, s;g,.ifying his intention
Dart to move the second reading of the Bill, which
hah produc-cl this aifficulty, to-morrow ; and pro-
misitng 'to avail himself of the earliest opportunity,
caallifent with propriety, to explain the whole
of his puLlic condnet: :Phis is little short of ao
a final contessinh that he has absolutely resigned, or
deohniitied to adopt that course. The feeling out
of Jeers was in unison with that which prevailed
itavkinth H.nis-s of Parliament. The Funds fell,
yesterday, Nis far cent. sad they will fall lower
ti.is day. In this elements of which a new Ministry
V. '!! be composed, thf man of business sees nothing
I It the din option of that wise economy. which
inspired the commercial world with so much con.
fi hence, and the revival of that ruinous system
of tartatio.,, of winch those who would probably
I..l:etql.j W rower, have been the uniform chasm-
ploas a:d advocates. liVi:h resp:d to Ireland,
the interests of which have struck the spark
that I.as lighted this blase, the politician shudders
at the prospect of that system of -coercion,
' which alienat:d the affeCtions of the mass of the
people, prod:iced one rebellion, and threatened a
second. The Earl of Mote*, probably entertained
1. more eclarged view, and had chi. threatened
&aeons of Ministry particularly in contemplation,
when he said. on Tuesday night, at the celebration
of the festival Uf.the Titular Saint of Ireland. that
the blackest cloud that ever hung over this country,
was then gatheiing. Though his Lordship may have
•spoken with a proplietie.,voice, we are not without
• hope and consolation. So far as it respells His Ma-
, pia 'es Councils, this black cloud must soon pass
!I
I, away. A dissolution cf ,Parliament we -4 follow of
souse; yet a new Ministry would be as short lived as
its With was sudden and unex; card. The present
Administration embraces the peat mass of the
rant. raleitt, clialader, and prope.ty of the country;
end tbeie is no body of men unconrseded with it.
••• - pbo could maintain theme lees in office six months.

We received. last night, Hamburg,' and Alton*
rapers to the 7th, and Dutch to the 15th. containing
t}.e Pari. nr•cs to the 11th instant. Our Estrada
ilhew that tneir contents 8,0 ape a awl, apott,
since The report of the death of Passwas Otat.oti
it cnr.firtned. Next to Ho s, he was the
to soccessfol rebel of his day.

'L'h- to nuke Real Property Assets for pay-
ntrot of Simple Cantraa Dens, wu thrown oat,
yrsterday, in the House of Commons.

Tue.clay night. at nine o'clock. a Cabinet
was held. at Earl SPV4CCICS houw, which
eat nll near owe. yesterday morning.
Mr. BUTT, the Setleant at Arms, arrivrd in
town. yesterday morning. from holinhtugh, where
_
- if the Judges of

the risk of a few
teenth Share alone
fount sad exclusive
theme. No other
such easy terms.
ig sudden and stafa.
tude of fortunate
tree last schemes
But neither of
numerous Capital
seritiently. the pre-
ter purchas •is of

ieshups, dun any
431 WAS ever Call..

town. yesseruidy morning. tram ea
had been to common tilted 01
Sessions.
I .
~ . To gain a handsome fortune at t
shiliinus only—namely. by a Sister
Aief a Ticket. is one of the raratnnu
. ._, ,
' sr Itilreiloncies of a State Enttery Sch
1 ~- tioilope of adventure poste fres! fsn
•aavit we
nceniit
tc: What a
pa tlitY°r ulti„iltilntgu
1 ' fhervir irf Tickets in each of the thi
substantiate these assertions!
schemes could boast such r
. ars as the existing ones corm,
, sent scheme i. far nss.re favourable
1 shares than those altuieJ Lf, ; or. pi
r other State Lottery Scheme dam
s waled.