The Arkansas advocate., 1832-07-18

IS said, but we know iot how Ii iti tii;ssss Mir. Croier, Mr. Wynn, Mir. Gonlburn,l Mir. Barring, and Mr. Manners Sutton have refused office.
 3aeefty Minutes 10 Igf.
 Earl Grey has not been sent for by the King, but it is confidently asserted that the Duke of Wellington will not be able to form an Administration.
 The Earl of Harewood is said 10 have made astrong representation as 10 the state of Yorkshire, and generally, of tLc Manufacturing districts in the 1 North. His Lordsbip has, VIC hear, dc eiared 1t impossible 10 answer for the consequences, if a Government be at tempted upon any other principle than that of a large and efficient Reform.
 SECOND EDITION.
 Courier 0Giee--fYe o'clock.
 In consequence of Il communication trausmi,. ed this afternoon from the King to Earl Grey, his Lordship imme- diately summoned q Council of the late Ministry, 10 take into consideration the subject of his Majesty's communica- ftion. The Council met at Eari Grey 5 residence, in Downing-stre and has only just broken up.
 Since writing the above, we have learnt that Mr. Barring communicated l to tile lIouseof Commons the fact of the Duke of Wellington not being a hiin- ister, and that Lord Althrop, at the same lime, requested the House to sas- pend deliberations until the result Ishould be known of the sitting Of the Council 10 which we haze above aiiud- led.
 Our private correspondent writes un- der date of 6 o'clock:
 sslt is now quite certain that Earl Grey will.resumc office. Lord Althrop has announced the fact in the House of Commons this even5rg, and Hir. Bar ling also stated that the Duke of Vel lington is rot Minister.''
 In subsequent note he says:
 '..4 second edition of lie sta1tdafd d7a- nounees hse recaH of Earl Grey.a And again half an hour later, he writes as foIloWs:-
 .@ortd and south .4meriean cq6ce House.
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 sNessrs. 7. Hall < Co.
 Gentlemen: l haye'to inform you that ] the Lord Mayor, has announced pub Eliely OH charge, that the whole of tic late Administration have been reiastat- ed in.tbeir respective offices; this intei- hgence is also confirmed by Sir II. Par nel. 1 have this moment seen q gefl- leman who met him about ten minutes since, to whom he communicated the fact-should second edition be pub. lished in any of the newspapers prcYi- ous to the coach fearing for Portsmouth, will send you copy.
 am gentlemen, yours very truly,
 JAMES DAVIES" :"
 The papers were sharply discussing the conduct of Earl Grey and the King. in regard to the disappointment of the nation, by the refusal of the Crown to create the Peers. On tue one hand 1t was contended that Earl Grey had tri- fled with the nation, by allowing t to be understood that he had long since been clothed with full power by the Grown, 10 carry the bill in his own way when in fact, as the Minister himself stated on the night of announcing his reslgnatlons he had never applied to the King for the creation of Peers, until his defeat in tie Lords on the 7th. On ; the other hand, 1t was still insisted that , it was the King who had acted with duplicity, by holding out the expeet;i- tion that the Minister should in any event have all the means the crown copld gfee him, for carrying lhe bill. while 'the word of promise 10 the ear,' had been broken in the hour of need. The Morning Chronicle winch has been supposed to be in the full confidence ol Earl Grey, took the latter view of the case, and went so far on the morning , of the i5til, as to publish the following copy of letter purpofting 10 be from tire king to Earl Grey dated in Janu- ary last, for the purpose ofPropiag that the kings views on the creation ques- ton were then different from his pre- z sent ones, which led 10 the resignation. "5iltoaa F.
 The King writes to Lord Grey to in form him that he has taken into his se- rlous consideration the state and pros pects of the Reform Bill, and is fully prepared 10 acquiesee in the advice of lls Ministers to create such d number of members as may be necessary to en- sure the safety of the Bill in the House of Lords.