Star.
London, England, 1828-05-26 00:00:00

53 7

106,283 6

Cysts. qrs. lbs.l

Cwts. qrs.

575 3 17

23,915 1 20

Aggregate o
Died & Flour.

575 3 17
By order of I
4 May 22.

43,915 1 20 1
Comrnisbionen
T. WM.

106,337 5

Cwts. qrs. lbs.

24,491 1 9

24,491 1 9

MORE, Sec.

THE EVENING STAR.

LON DON.

MONDAY, MAY 26, 1828.
WRIT MuNDAY-HOUIDAY •T TU Brit.

STOCK EX CHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Canal market remains very inactive up to the present time,
and scarcely a bargain has been affected. Consols opened this
morning at 8.51 for the Account. The Brokers and Jobbers ate
occupied making up their accounts against settling day, which is
on the 30th inuant.—ln the Foreign market there is not a single
feature worth the lease attention.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Up to the present time, the British market has remained in a
state of inactivity, and Consols may be quoted at the same price ea
they opened. 85g for the Account.
FOKKH,N kliN DS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian &Is. 5 p DoAcct 394
Do Acct. 594 1g 1 I Penn. &is. 5p C.
Ides adds. 5 p Ct. Do Acct. 533
Do Acct 29 I Riass.Bds.l222, 5 per Ct. 894
Nez.Bds,lB2s,6pCt. Do Acct.
BI4ITIbH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SOAK& PAID.
35 90
25
40 36

Brazilian

Di lo National
United Mexican

92 94 91
5i Pril
lli

• We have little new to state of the situation of
the Minstry, further than that the diffslences are
certainly not yet arranged so as to leave any pro.
bability of the Cabinet remaining in its present
composition. Mr. GOLILBEIRN and Sir HENRY HAR-
DINGE are mentioned as the successors of Mr.
Busatsson and Lord PALMERSTON, at the Colonial
and War Departments; and Mr. Gamais office is
assigned by report to Mr. FRANKLAND LEWIS.
The reasons of the differences in the Ministry are now
pretty well understood. They originated wholly in
the East Retford Disfranchisement Bill. It is well
known that a kind of compromise was made by Mr.
Peat, when this and the Penryn Bill were before the
House, that the franchise of the first should be thrown
into the Hundred, and of the latter transferred to Man-
chester. It is now more than suspected that the Penryn
Bill will not pass the Louis. Although there is not
any parliamentary knowledge of this, yet it is sufficiently
known tb warrant the allocation of the East Retford
Franchise being considered a part, without reference to
the principle of equalizing the agricultural and manu-
facturing interests. We believe the Privy Council,
which satspecially on this subject. took this view of ir.
•A majority, however, then voted for the extension to
the Hundred. But when the question came on in the
House, the minority did not consider themselves bound
by the previous decision of the Cabinet to voting with
the Minister, or at least not voting at all. This pro-
duccsi a strong appeal to head quarters, and the conse.
quence of. some remonstrances was the resignations
which last week agitated the public. Conjecture was
further excited by the long notice which was given that
Mr. PELT. would on Friday last move the adjournment
for a week ; but this might have been wholly owing to
a with to give Members an early opportunity of taking
advantage of the recess. There is no probability now,
however, of any adjustment of political differences
taking place. The Duke of WELLINGTON has been
unremitting in his endeavours to preserve concord in

the Cabinet ; but his efforts have been unsuccessful,
particularly in the quarter. where the irritation unhap.
pily arose.
The silence of the oppositio is easily accounted for

by their wish to throw no difficulties in the way of re-
coucilement, since they could gain nothing by the di:
union of the parties. One we'd more—the rumours
with respect to the Catholic Question being the real
cause of the fracas, hate not the least foundation that
we can find. ft does incakulable mischief to the Pub-
lk when such reports as were afloat last week are suf-

feted to spread, without any authoritative account of
the real state of things.
The following extract from a Morning 19. trier, the
New Times, fully ;sounds with our own previous in-
formation :

" The &tads which we subjeln come from a quarter which leaves
ma doubt as to their.authenticky—lt appears that the question of
the East Itetford Bilibavmg been unexpectedly pressed upon the
&allow of the Moose on Monday last, Mr. MU/IVMM thought
bistmelf compelled, in consequence of an attack made upon him
by Mr. Slauutv, to vote agalast the side taken by 4r. Peet.—
For Oa sake of consistency, and from a chivalrous feeling of
Ede:icy co his Mead. Lord P./Awaits:es followed his essmpk.
The same tight Mi.Mosmueis wrote a letter to the Duke of Wg&.