Star.
London, England, 1827-05-03 00:00:00

IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCEI
• Just as we were goirig to Ptess, we received the fol-
lewipg
•UTIeItIITIC Copies of the COTT espon 'MCe which
took'plact between the Duke of Wau.txtyrox and Mr.
CAWIIIIII3, at the reconstruction of the Adroiuistration
MR. CANNING TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON
Foreign Wire, April 10, 111117. tika tat.
Mr Dm% Duns or Wsz.stioaros— The King fash at am audi-
ence, from which I am jest returned, been graciously plmeed.ap
sigoify to me his Majesty's command.. to lay before bit )410411.,
with as 'kik loss of dune as possible, a plan of arrangemenu for the
reconstructioa of the Administratioa.
In .erecting them commands it will be u snuck my owe wish,
U it is my duty to his Majesty, to adhere to the principles on which
Lord Liverpool's Government bas so hog acted together.
I need not add how essentially the accomplishment must &Paul
open year Grace's continuance as a Member of the Cabiset. -
Ever, my dear Duke of Wellington,
Your Grace's sincere and faithful waist,
(Signed) 0110E0 a CANNING,
His Grace the Duke of Wellington, ke. Ste.
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON TO MIL PANNING.
Lamers, Anus. 10. lett
Mr DWI )111.-CUISUPG-4 have received your' Letter of this
evening, infeemiug' me that the King bad desired you to lay helms
his Majesty, a plan of arrangements fee the reasoned's d IM
Adtninistradon ; and that in executing these coossaasie, k wee
vac wish to adhere to the principles on which Laird lifearreelle'
Government bad io loos used IvgatbaT• .
I anxiously desire to be able to serve Ms Majesty se I hese dine
bithesto in Ms Cabinet. and with the use CelimMuck. M et beim.
Isles an mires to your obliging repeals's., I slimeld wish to
know who the perms is whim you intend to propose Mbie Majesty
as the Head of the Government?
Ever, my dear Mr. Coming, yours most sincerely,
(Styled) WELLINGTON.
The Right Hon. George Canning, ace.
MR. CANNING TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
Foreign Mice, April 11, likr.
Mr mat Dom or Wmarastess--I believed it to be is genie.
ally understood, that the King usuaßp entrusts the fotmatiost of an
Administration to the individual to whom it is his Majesty's gee.
clout intention to place at the head el It; that it did not °COW
to we, when I communicated to your Gram yesterday, the cow
mands which I had just received from his Majesty, to add that, in
the present instance his Majesty dies not intend tidepart from the
sisal mune of proceeding to such measles&
lam sorry to have delayed some hours this answer to year
Grace's Letter; but, from the nature of the subject, I did not
oe forward it. without having previously submitted it (together with
your Grace's Letter) to his Majesty. '
Ever, my dear Duke of Weßiegtos,
Your Grace's sincere end faithful servant,
GEO. CANNING.

His Grace the Duke of Wellington, &e. ke. &e.
THZ DUKE OF WZLLINGTON TO AIR CANNING.
London, April 11, MT.
MT area Ma. Carnes—l have received year Inuit of this days
and I did not eadersand the cos of yesterday eunlng,u yes have
aew explained k td me.
I understood front yourself that, yea had hal le nunlengletien
another amassment ; and. I do am believe Mat the practice to
which you refer, has been so invadable as to enable 126 to AZ a,
meaning to your later which its words did net, In my ophdea,
COMFIT. _ _ -

I tent wawa have esperieseed no iscionemalsoce ken the de.'
lay of Me weer, whlele,l assure yeas dias been onesimed by the
doles eadMiessit a mode by which I amid simian united teak
Ise vossaiCisilloseass.
I amid, wish that I could beteg* Wad to the conviction.
that yak the best Intention oaten pert, your Genrosest coal
be coadnited pracdeay co the principles of that of lad Liver-
pool. that ft would generally be so considered, oe that it would be
adequate to meet any difficulties, in a manner satisfactory to the
King, and conducive to the general interests of the country. .
As, however. I am convinced that these principles must be
abandoned eventually, that all our measures would he viewed
with suspicion by the usual supporters of the Govesoraent4
that I could do no good in the Cabinet, and that I should at bat he
obliged.to separate myself from it, at a moment.at which ouch sops.
ration would be more taeouvenient to the Hines • service than it
can be at present. I beg you to request his Mahe* to excuse me
from belonging to his Councils.
Ever, my dear Mr. Canning,
,Yours, moat sincerely,
(Signed) WELLINGTON.
The Right Hon. George Canning, Stc. ice. '
- The Marquis Gitaume had au audience of the Ztfita
yesterday, when his Lordship resigned the insignia et office which
were held by his lather the Duke of Monson and himselff—vis.
the key and wand of the lard Chamberlain, and the key and wand
of the Vim-Chamberlain. Shortly afterwards the Doke of Devoe-
sums had an audience et his Manny, when the Kira presented
his Grace with the key and wand of the lard Cliamberialu. Sir
&Kum Huse also had an audience, and was presented wish the
key and wand of the Vice-Chanibertain.
Mr. CANNONS had an audience of the Knis yesterday.
On the Kola receiving the intimation of Lord Bt tee's intestine
of resigning the Great Seal, his Masan determitted on resenting
his Lordship with a splendid token of his regard ter Ma past ea:-
vices, previously to his actual enigmas of his-high dice. His
Lordship was seat for by the Knee on Sunday east. and ithse re.
mining with his Manner about maser, was moot viciously peo.
swim' with a magnificent cup and COM. The peisselpal
subject round the cup is the Triumph of &eau and Atisslat,
from * Eoegiene vase at Rome.. Than is a very ria
,follege of,
the most aguishe workmanship at the bottom; at the* Olt the
cup is the coronation medal, with the bust of the. uses, wads is
guarded by a lion. in the attitude of walking, and which forms the
handle. Underneath the cover was the following inscription—
" The gift of his Majesty King George IV. to his eased
friend, John Earl of Eldon' Lord High Chancellor of
*pea his retirieg from his official duties in the year 1517."
The Duke of Ci.asseca was engaged yesterday ammo for a
considerable time, transacting official business at the Admiralty.
The Duchess of XCHT and the Princesses VICTIM& Slid none;
visited the Princess ANIMA yesterday.
Mr. Seances Peacoat. entered on his official duties yesterday
morning, at the Home.office as Under Secretary of State fee the
Home Department. having gees appointed to succeed Mr. Damao,
the late Under Secretary.
The Earl of Haaaowav, Viscount Onsirvirm, Lord W. BM-
cm:. and Lord &arose, visited Mr. Carouser yesterday.
The Corporation of Berwick have unanimously voted
a dutiful and loyal Address to bin Manor, coogeatulating him on
his firmness in maintaining the royal prerogative.
Proceedings have been ingitnted against several per-
sons at Birmingham for the recovery of penalties of SOL each, for
tam making the reqnired returns under the Assessed Tan Ans.
The Bishop of LIMIIRICE has for some time past
been s 17 indisposed at the See House; but, accord.
ing us accounts received this warning, is now consi-
derably better.
Monday, while Captain LA5011.1.131 was talking to a
Lady in a carriage, in the neighbourhood of Hanover-square, hie
pocket was picked in the most daring meaner of his snuff-hos.
COVIIIIIT GA Rani Itetait&—Lu consequence of in-
dispoiition, Madame VILSTRSII was unable to appear in
the character of Maria Derlinstox, for which she was
advertised ; and The School for Groans Children wits
substituted for (ids Wife's btratagens and A Botched
for ex Oliver.