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T 11 MINISTRY (From the Spectator, Radical.) A Rreal deal lias been said respecting the exteat to which Sir Robert Peel intended to c*erci>e lbs power of chnnginß the household. According Lord Melbourne, the Queen had receive! an erroneous impression” on this point ; supposing th