Star.
London, England, 1828-01-11 00:00:00

slilierettee letween the !Acids sad the Whigs 'WI
gtown so smell that those tvtti parties no longer coon-1
terbalanced each other in The Bing% Councils, but
acted vr,th an niudirnity of pitrpose which threw
undivided jbovier owe their hinds, and left the priti-
ciples M luicsent Toryism no strength. and scarcely
any reprecentation in the Cabinet. Has then is ali
deficiency td. he fitted_ up i a•ld it his (iracc should)

propose to remove the iMperfection, and to vivify the
neglected branch, by recalling Mr. Peel to the service
of the S Ate, there is not a OMR in the country wiro
would not rejoice at the return of an active and ta-
lented MinistrV, Who. though the champion of a distinct
tiolnical interest, unites to that character an expansive
'mind, a sound judgment, and the most enlightened

It is not unlikely that, satisfied with this infusion of
Itrength into the Tory branch (if a combined Admi-
;pistration, his Gnice would make no change in its
leading principle, and would entrust the guidance of
eirsirs to the able and experienced hands of his illus
%sinus brother the Marquis Wellesley. In this case very
flew other alteratii.ns, it any, would become necessary :
for the .noble M..rquis tint only shared the friend
ship, but the politic sentiments of our departed Minis
ter. 11 was in conjunction with Mr. Canning that, in
3812, he made overtimes to the Whigs, and endea-
orired to form that very coalition of parties which he
how finds ready existing to his hands. He could
not, therefore, object to act with men whom he had
once thiught entitled to his confidence, and -whoisi
his friend had tried and proved to be so, in the short btu
eventful career which they had run togethef. Neither,
we have reason to believe, would there be any reluctane.
on the par t of the Whigs, to co-operate with a States
whose accession would secure the performance of the sp.
tern and olirt of Mi. Canning, which they have adoptest
ratbeir own Thi, mutual approximation would rendrrH
the are angentents easy arid prompt,two very great advan-
tages on the eve of a Session of Parliament, whilst the
'presence hi Mr. Pay. an the Cabinet would satisfy the
Toties that their principles, and the integrity of the
Constitution inChurch and State were not in any danger.
We do not say that alt these probabilities will be
realized, but it appears 'to. us that if they should come
to pass. ell the hostility of.parties throughout the land'
would cease, and she country would at length possess
a strong, scvind, and well balaner.o Administration.
FROM THE BRIGHTON (MUr fa.

As the tioseified far the meeting of Parliament chew
nigh, Mr. Hopes thought it right to come to some on
derstanding as to the much talked of Committee of Fi-
nance. He accordingly looked about him for the Hon..
Members of whom it was to be composed, and prepared
a list ccutnit.4l,3 the 'amok of fourteen individuals, on
whiett he consulted ottani official Members of the
• House as Commons, u to the names of the remaining
seven. Much to bik surprise, he was then, for the
first .time, inforatert that a perfect list was already
in she hands of Mr. Huskisson, which had been
draan up by Mr. Tierney, and was approved of
by the former, in which list the name of a Noble-
man, taiJouliedly of the first respectability, but whose
opinions, on fioanci $1 matters, 'are, it is supposed,
not in unison wilt. those which shave been hereto-
bre • acted open, was set down as Chairtitan. Mr.
Harries instamty wrote to Lord Goderich ,express-
ing his a,toneshotent at what he had leashed; to
which Lord Undesich wrote in reply an apology for
his part in the transacri adding. that it Kid been
dot* with the view of conciliation. Mr. Ijerries's an-
swer to this letter, was, we understand, to the follow-
ing effect t--that- tit 4ar as his Lordship was concerned.
he was ready .47 accept the excuse i but for Gen•
l'emrn posseising the experience and discrdiora, ,ot
Mr. Tiernsy and Intr. Huskisson. th.:te could be no
excuse whateaut- And be i either stated, that it he
was to have no, share or control in the preparation
of so important a router, of which he would have
to bear the .responsibility, he must beg leave to taw
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dir tjis re'sigha.ion. Several explanations subsequently
took place; but thus the matter in effect at present stands.
or rid stand, on piatisiay S. and it formed probably one
of the subjects. Avon which Lord Godetich would
have to confer with his Majesty. The Lord Chao-
cellar cad Mr. Harries, we are happy to learn, stand
5: oily by each other. in opposition to the machi-
nations of the Cabinet Whiglinst.

COURT CJRCULAR.

. .
Prince tsespase entertained numerous parties of the Nobility
anti Gantry on Wednesday and yesterda7 at his seat at Claremont.
The Duke sad Duchess of etageres, accompanied by Princess
Emma of Carotene and the Prince of Howastraus Laeoexecta
left town yesterday afternoon for their *cat in Beshy-park : their
Royal Highness's Hoosehold left the Admiralty in the course of
the mornios,for Busby-
Hescissoot bad a conference with Viscount Goamumr yes.
torday, at his maiden* be Downinrstreet.
Prince Users traasasted ;Asians witita. e 1 Dom= yesterday
at the Fureign Cake, Downing-street.
Mr. Peel. arrived ot Ms residence in Privy . Gardens yesterday,
from the .eat s Sr Joint sucLizl, at m3rw6ekt Park. Sasses.
The Doke of lili.tinGrox visited the Right Hon. Gentlentaa.
The atartTslenis of the Duke of Souse is the King's Palace at
Xessington are undergoing a thorough repair.

- CHELTENHAM, JAN. 10.
- • • AMMiliat war latest arilvals are the Earl of BIBAIICKAMP, the Mon.
lea &alba, Colonel Catatus, ideutennot-Colonsl blur" Major
.Plitroosox, it:.—:mss town Is at present quite fOE, and. not.
w *kneading tbe ie-v approach of the sitting of Parliwneet, theta
UVie isot appeal apses disposition to auk fw the Metropolis.
C. lentil ikaaaa.sr's hounds continise to throw off twice a week.
Oa batoriay last they found at Weston Park—the lbw linkage'.
%tub ,r=r. a beautiful courier:~ wa-- 64464
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wioutria,-sioae the cleverest style.

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