... proceedhing, does, and inlust, intitle hin tothe ?? the couintry.--Courier, Wednesdary. On Friday night a meetiig of the leading Whigs was held at tie JAlrrrqrless of Lansdown's, for the purpose of de- ciding oil a propsition tirlt had been marde to tire Noble ...

... awd others, to form a coalition between the Whigs, as P.party, and the liberal Tories, the Marquis of I Lassdovwn, ohs Wednesday night, gave in his ultimatum. By 66is It wis Afinafly de-ided, that the Whigs declined taking office as anbody-thmtt they ...

... arid artificers bad not marde the work firm and seceare. They lied I entoried' .the head-of the toriris, artd ianwhigged the Whigs.-(Luopghter.) ,Wacsr that A situation the cocirtry was to he placed rrr ? Were thyto see ?? great country -without agover~ninerrt ...

... opposition, declined to oppose the supplies, hut put two questions to Mr.Canning ;ooe respectting the offers made to hin by the Whigs, which he answered in a manner as honourable to himself as to thenm; tlhe other respecting the offices provisionally filled ...

... compahliesii overy regiment is abanldoned. The Dnlke of Wetlli ongio, disapproved of It. It is understood on 'Change that the Whigs are strainiaa every nerve to procure tile nppoiutintit or Mlr. Tierney ns Chaucellor o' the I xcheqauer.- Morn. Herald. I u ...

... miight be preventird by aa eqIual, iInIpst, being lalid utpot thtit of' 1l0ine groNvtIh, to that imiported.-(OtAlles, chielly Whigs, that-' As mice nr Ierhatits, by ?? ships MaIdl sailors, lere the great poiomoters of oOU thenti ?? sLpoLriority, and, with ...

... Presideut of e the York WrigUlub, has resigned that situatioti, expressing hits opinion that as the distinctions between tte Whig atnl Tury are nearly Nvorn out, Wbig and 'hory Clubs should he disconlinued.-Mr. W. Peel stated, that *- one fourth of tbe ...

... fourdadtloni of a lhtece Sooloty, and olen Some- 8 whatj learned the isutirte usld sldi~gr 6f it, I found.1t to he Iso. accordaut whig eveaq. feselrs of ?? sisalre obsuit me, and so ascisrdant. ahisi ?? the. ?? e i~stauit~y. that I ?? a resist th lipile felt ...

... Cabinet was demonstvated-no difficult task-the iecessity ofstrength- eniug ministers in the Upper Horase by a rcinffii'tnnent of Whig placemell, was firmly urged, and Lord Holland was miarred as the leader of the new levy. The letter nwas klid be- fore tie ...

... vlow to economy, the whole Financial A ffitire of the country. The month of MIay closed witlh similar Jil I ring betweent the Whigs and TorIles, to that which hadl marked the conduct of the legislatlye bodies pre- vlere. to tile PEateer ?? - Of the let of ...

... is still a Nov, source ?? much plublic anxiety. It appears generally under- C, Stood that anl effi-ot to stra'ngth'nl thce Whig portion of thle Par- Cab~not ha~s b)(een unfzvourably'received in a high quarter, and inl tj antd that tile Torice have ill ...

... and grumbles ?? Herald. A great diversity of opinion exists respecting the for- ration of the ministry-whetherlit shall be Whig or Tory, or both. Lord Goderich, I understand, thinks that it should be a Tory Ministry; and so does the Duke of ?? the Lord ...