The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-11 00:00:00

MR. JAMES'S NEW NOVEL,

Now ready, in 3 vols. post Bvo.,
THE GENTLEMAN OF THE OLD
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BY G. P. R. JAMES, Esq.,
, —or of " The Gipsy, " " The Robber," " The Huguenot,
Mary of Burgundy "," Life of Edward the Black Prince,'
itYtte,, in a. Thousamil,'" " Life and Adventures of John Nan
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`ugetnent g h
iteh to
Standard Plays, as brought out at this Theatre, will
De Performed once more,

THE TWO FOSCARI,
lON, WERNER, and VIRGINIUS.
THIS EVENING, MAY 11,
Will be performed the
THE LOVE PILGRIM.
ReThe Overture and Music composed by W. M. Rooke.
Colonr,ique, Mr. W. Harrison (his first appearance) ; Don
srsuel Alcala, Mr. Leffler ; Alvaro de Luna, Mr. H. Phil-
bef "ego Go. Harle; Alzine, Miss Rainforth ; Ama-
Valencia, to, Mr
Miss P. Horton.

After which,
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHIO.

To conclude with
THE QUAKER.
On Monday, Virginius. with Agnes Bernauer,

ROYAL SURREY THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, MAT 11,
Will be presented Bellini's Opera of
LA SONNAMBULA.
ecniut Rodoiph, Mr. W. Balfe; Elvino, Mr. Templeton;
Amine, Miss Romer.
After which,
THE WATERMAN.
Tom Tug, Mr. Henry Bedford.
To conclude with,
CRICHTON.

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LONDoN
SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1839.
SUN OFFICE, Three o'clock.
Nothing new concerning the Ministry has tran-
lPired. The result of the Cabinet Council which
rnet to-dav was not known when our Paper went
to
Press ; but if learn anything we shall communi-
cate it to the public in a Second Edition.

ill meeting of Liberal Members, we understand,
ohs held last night. It included most of those
0" dissented from the Ministers on the late
eeasion, and who came to a resolution to give
them
c a full and efficient support on certain condi-
Which we have every reason to believe will
e%to secure the Ministers such a majority as will
aule them successfully to carry on the Govern-
Nat.
.

e Times of this morning rests Sir ROBERT
41-I's refusal to accede to her MAJESTY'S re-
eBtt to keep her ladies about her, on the fact that
ti''eiral of them are connected with his poll-
-44' opponents, and notably with noblemen and gen-
qirrt.ern who have strenuously upheld the Irish policy
„,,h-Lord MELBOURNE'S Cabinet. It says :--
I,tthere are, for example, two sisters of Lord Mon-
brill',./1"---ladies perfectly qualified to adorn the most
R; "ant and exemplary Court in Europe, and we
rnly believe as little disposed to political intrigue
IltaY ladies in England ;" but then it objects to them
they are the sisters of a gentleman friendly to
eland. The Post, however, following a hint of the
'igndard, assigns his refusal, using language which
lye dare not repeat, as equally degrading and insulting
t her Majesty and the distinguished ladies of her
e°art, to the necessity of purifying the Court, and
saving her MAJESTY from contamination. To this
aloinny the article in the Times is a sufficient an
sorer and contradiction. Let the Tories take which
ground they will, we shall be ready to meet them
°n both ; but Sir ROBERT PEEL shall not be
allowed, as in the case of the Exeter Hall fanatics,
to
Profit by lying calumnies—to denounce them
4f.
ter they have done his paltry business. He
ill
aY have refused to accept office because he was
°t allowed to turn out all the QUEEN'S friends,
f
tf" a regard to her morality or from a determina-
tltle to have full political power, but he shall
lot' as suits his purpose, assume both grounds.
it either case the people, and particularly the
women of England, will know what to think of a
Party which can only attain power by grossly insult
it! g the SOVEREIGN in order to oppress a large por.
I°ll of her subjects.

rla lie very announcement of Lord STANLEY'S
re ttle as Secretary of State for the Colonies would
:1111re to be accompanied with an order for the jai-
4diate embarkation, by the certain conveyance of
ste
0:441-boats, of ten additional regiments for Canada;
the ''WQuicl the Noble Conservative Secretary say in
A Cabinet, and declare in the Senate—Odi pro-
fr444l vulgus et arces ! and at one political kick
o°4l.Downing-street, send the Canadas, and all
ell. Perplexities, beyond the cares of a Tory
Cabinet.
A ..
`"nth v period has the Colonial Office been filled
w men in whose measures the great body of the
K•°Ple of Canada, as well as those of the United
riangd°m, reposed greater con dence than they
w (10, in those of Lord NORMA NBY and Mr.
LASOUCHERE.
l`he administration of the former in Jamaica and
Ireland Ede was more than sufficient to justify all con-
e nee in his plans and measures for governing the
anadas.

Yrom—the time that Mr. LABOUCHERE visited
lati raja,
America, in 1826, down to the present day,
ka Member of the House, and we speak with full
~nowledge of the facts, has so uniformly possessed
respectiul esteem of the Canadians.
It "3 from the earnest desire of Mr. LABOU-
CHERE
to apply his services in a department in
which he could be eminently useful, that, on being
solicited, he at once left an office of somewhat
higher rank and comparatively trifling labour, to
nter uPon very arduous and perplexing duties.
Con 31dering the independent position, in every re-
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