The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-29 00:00:00

VIE ADMINISTRATION.

This day is expected to give a tangible form to the
New Ministry. Meanwhile all public business is
suspended, the House of Lords having adjourned tilt
Tuesday, and the House of Commons till to-morrow,
when it is supposed the latter will meet for the pur-
pose of moving the new writs. The following are
the statements of the late Ministerial and Opposition
Journals, as to the progress of the negotiation :
Yesterday, after a conference between the PRTNCt
REOENT and gorl MOIR A, his Royal Highness was
waited upon by all his late Ministers in succession ;
but we have reason to believe, that the arrangement
for their successors is not broken off.—(Monsieg
Chronicle.)

Lord MOIRA, who, as we have already stated,
has made overtures to Lords GREY and GRENVILLE,
to unite with him in forwarding the patriotic views of
the PRINCE REGENT on this occasion, had an audi-
ence of his Royal Highness yesterday morning at
eleven o'clock; after which the Marquis of Wetr.Es-
LF.Y had also an interview with the Illustrious RE•
G ENE ; aid about twelve, almost the whole of the
Members of the present Cabinet waited upon the
raisce, by the express desire of his Royal High-
ness. Of the nature of these several conferences,
nothing has yet publicly transpired; but we believe
we may venture to state, that hitherto at least " The
Talents" do not consider the offer made to them suf-
ficiently alluring to induce them to give their co-ope-
ration (puny as it would prove) in the great work of
serving their country in this important crisis of its
fate.—(Morning Post.)
It is no doubt the wish of the Morning Post, that
all the Opposition should be excluded from the Go-
vernment of tho country. But we are well assured
they will not be gratified in this ; and can state, on
pretty good authority, that Earls Mot ILA and GREY
are already recognised as efficient Members of the
New Administration. Report has assigned to the
latter the situation of First Lord of the Treasury—l
to the former the Viceroyship of Ireland ; and Mar-
quis WELLESLEY is destined to be Governor-General
of [Mitt. These appointments are not at all impro-
bable; though we still think that Earl Moxiu's ta-
lents would be of more real benefit to the country at
large, were he to be placed at the head of the Tree-
sury, than seat into Ireland.

The Dublin Papers of Tuesday, received this morn•
ing, contain the following :

Catholic Board, May 12, 1512.—Jour LsLott,
of Cranagh, Templemore, in the Chair ;
It was moved by Counsellor O'CowNtt.t., second-
ed by Capt. BRYAN, and unanimously agreeded to,
Resolved,—That in pursuance of the Resolutions
passed by the Board, on the 23d, of May instant, an
Aggregate Meeting of the Catholics of Ireland, will
be held at the Little Theatre, Fishamble-street, on
Wednesday, the 18th of June, to take into consi-
deration the present state of Catholic Afters and
the propriety of preparing Petitions to the Lee-
stature, for the total repeal of the Penal tem.
JOHN LALOR. Chirlegme.

The Ella of MOIRA was yesterday in the ikon of
Lords, and left it in company with Mr. &mantes.
Mr. HEIR? BOICIIAIeS name was omitted in the
Litt of the Mrpjerity on Mt. S. WORTLkY'S Motion.

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