27 JANUARY 1838, Page 11

At two o'clock yesterday the Cabinet met—at four nothing had

been decided on, except that delay was every thing. The Canada Bill pressed indeed, but the predicament of Ministers was still more press. ing. It was determined, therefore, that there should be " no House." Every exertion was used ; and on the Ministerial side of the House there was only a Junior Lord of the Treasury and some twelve or four- teen Radical Members. But the Convervatives knew the men they had to deal with; they were prepared for any and every trick, and mus- tered to the number of sixty.—Post.