The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-01 00:00:00

PRIVATE CARRESPONDENCE. Paulo. Dee. 29., Osr Ministry Us teen for moo tioni:diell;ci It feu so pieces, is of itestlf, on Wednesday last. three Members of it, the Date of Rietieliers, M. Lain.. sod M. Mole, had sent iw 'heir IrPOtligliollf to his Majesty on Tuesday oterslng. The four others, in osier that the rhale• of his %Newer might not be em barrassed. offered their reeiglialions at tile Celina of she f o llowing day (Wedsirselas). Ili. Majesty ar. dewl all of them to keep. provirionally. their places, and has since beets migalsod in motesenterine to form $ new Ministry. The Disks of Itichelima received a esisimission from the King for this object. M. Is Cooled, Cases hid prostiossly procured an order for the suppressian of the Ministry of Police, and in ennsrqeence remained without oat*. It is said that tho Dubs of Richelies wished to base him nominated In a distant mission, oh pur. pose to exclude him front the camber of candidates er the Ministry, although M. de Cages had openly impressed his design to mint himself, and i• retain only his I'Verage. The Doke of Richelieu has since berm occupied with the fornistiois of a Ministry, of which he 1. to be the head. Fir 6ami gram M. Simeon, for thi Ministry of Jostice; M. do Vitiolit, for the Jihrloo ; M. Manion, far the Finance; M. Law. Lassibtos, for War • M. de Townes, Prefect of Dosrdeasa, for the Dieection.General of Polley • snit If. Curler, for the Interior. M. Leine persist ed iu his design to withdraw. This mew Misislry, where almost ell the parties bad s representative, presented no unity of views or principles ; and those who were railed to form it felt that they could not combine. Every one of than, before accepting of Mite, spoke of conditietts, rid no two caseated in their proposals. Taut they hit seeeessively declined, on different grounds, with the 'testifier, .it is said, of Coast Laoriston, who declared, It it added, that he would enter into office with any individuals whatever . who would consent to Abolish the law of promotion and of recruiting. You doubtless knew that General Lewiston is of Scotch estrocrion. He is a grsodton of the cele brated Mr. Law, the Sough See Projector, and was bintaelf one of Ronsperte's Aids•de.Csmp. His ad.' misistratiae talents bate not as yet been suspected to oafs', therefore big nomination excited much sir. prim.. The mhos candidates aro better kuows anone yew ; I shall not. therefore, enter into any *anal wf them. They are individually estimable, but little esiceisted to proceed in concert. M. de Riche. the was ',Splayed on Friday in a now • ri o . o pr of forming a Ministry. Afraid of not being more !estimate in his second attempt, he came to the resolution of 101011 in his nun resignation, when Wan nut with fatigue strd satiety of mind, he vats seised on Saturday by a nephritic cholic, from which be still suffers much, although he is supposed to be is no danger from its consequences. by these events we have been left for four Ile Jays almost without a Ministry, and a door has been *penal to all sorts of rumours and c• njecture, as well to the eembinatiosts and iarigurs of different per. dos, web of which has, in imagination, got posaession of the rowels of the State, mod distributed them, or directed their distribution, at its pleasure. Ido sot say that the Ceedidetes for office boa appeared io greet numbers. Most of time' seemed rather to dead the burden, than to desire the hoarser ; and falba retired before the sombre humour of public opinion, than advanced to grasp The helm of power s hit ,het they are afraid to waif t for themselves, 1600rOished to Alois for their pert, or their triads. Our Ultra, all whose speeches are only a commen tary on their sole secede, and all whose wishes are limited to the wall of the Ordinance of toe sth of September, and its cooseqoences, bed begat to re press the most Wittiest hopes. They began to slug victory. beans, they believed 11. de Cases ratted and disgraced. But the delitiesa ref their Grit joy was a gond rival calmed when they learned that M. de Iticbelieu did net adept seers ball their reveries,.and that N. do Cases continued in bases seem& to the King, and to tranract De• u .ess with his Majesty, for the purpose of completing she disesembermeat of the Administistion of t►e Polkas. Slow lb, day before yesterday much credit has been attached to a report, which, however, I would ■si on any consideration euaran , tre : it is that the Luhvon , MOAT, MVAttif 1, MIL There seem no reason to doubt that a change be. taken place in the French Ministry, though the Journals have been silent on the subject. The Public need not be tell that the French press It in that slavish condition eh t it dares not melte sa announce. ment but by order of the Government. A Messenger, we are informed, reached tows yesterday mitts an official account from the British Ainhamsdor at Paris of the formation of a nett French Ministry. The Administration of the D of iticuzzau has given place to one of hi ac C lUD'S CooglreElies, the elements of *bleb are es we have already specified ; bet it remains to be seen how long • composition op patently so feeble end unsoiled to the situation and to-animated energies of France will be allowed to administer the affairs of thel greet nation. It is Pei- dent that the power of the Emigres is pest, and that a Government, even ender the suspicion of fo reign influence, will no longer be endured in Front,. The Duke of RICHELIEU is said to have been seized with. sudden indisposition. It is, no doubt. a political one. We hope the change le France is symptometic of • radical alteration in oar ow a meet', It is strongly suspected in France, that the ilegocia. liens at Als•la-Clispelle were covers (or other oh jests, than those svigned to them ; anti this may se• count for the difficalty experienced by the Doke of RICULNrU in procuring a Ministry willieg to enter on the evocation of thew objects' It appears by a letter dated blonds, last, which we give in another enlawin, not only that the Dec nit Hiatt ztett's Ministry resigned, bat that their rosimistioe took place a day earlier than has We hitherto asserted. It was on Tuesday tiee t i that Messrs.' RICUKLICU, LA I 'dr, aid :111ozz, rogemied their vileoitmel from the King; eta ma she tuNtoiag day, lest his ki►jelly might be easberreesed Ii th 4 choice of his servants, fie retraining Members of the Cabinet gave in their resignaimes also. They HON all CHU mantled by his Majesty to retain their respective portfolios until seceesiore (meld be provided for them —a circumstance which sufficiently accounts for the official intercourse maintained by ibis eiththeileg, 141 late as the tOta alt. The prevent is a period when almost all we re view their affairs to aecortein their exact condition in life. It cannot, therefore, be unseasonable that the politician shoold take a retrospect of the pest, and come to some tonclosion on the sitaatiets of public atisirs. 'The year which has nos► terminated, though • period of peace to Europe, has bent prodoctive of some repots which are far mere important than can he celled from any year of our late wars in the old and ► 1 j W Are I jal • 11.,,d hinds./ al In Ili sentry!, n h... r, 'Pig. s, pawl to she dig *ell tali i (visits,' I we shall best, arid supply flo• preprr Manlealerr. • . ' la conjunction old thel'iresnd rhe Ingal.rtfmn ; .4 i lata VieW a aIV more dogmatise pictere—ineetsae Siouan and thecnndul O t rlitelNAND l'enelereflll6oll r lir • wr - drivelling policy sill soon bring cis Goaernmen• WM .t .. the " tomb of all the Copula.% " I nvedt us semi to dime the fate of S, si .;ll e nens of every seal ..„ . cording day area* Mem) liarhingoie of the c ri sis 'tack ' must eventually take place in that kingdom. - 'PM ) amengtis of ,pain is c". 01.1.1) broken. Tio Innedied 1 , armament prepared to te.eathiel Soot\ Aromilts lioll it l i' 1 rotting in h... pal& Iler softiies desert bet hermsmit . , .4, • 4. , and join Mom bands, who, after freeing, o 4 ..... restate their country. But the I ngetaition 4 . . 4 II 4 and avlo-de fa of Isookt, if net of hams.. airs • ,: 1 wed •gm bet triemph, and the ealigtelested Ileillt f i . •:, EtaDINAND ril• ( •t • 'lhe aisles of the !tooth Americas Pitt . .t., Vane:eels to Rift tie Is Plata, in Chili, , , 4 Moak°, near the most pleasing ••,iset, and -: I, the conclusion, that Spain has every 'Mon 1.. fear "r . '" lip nothing to hope tom he. Trons•Ailantie Calms*. Not th America, is rising la greatness lam ay '?.. Alp giant. lire heater; is oterdourstsg, net cowmen@ le.„ • ... ) /weeded from. the Chreepeake to Coins, to lodis e - I• • and to all 'hepatic of Euterpe; bee aMrillia, sir milk It ' it is rapidly augmenting to that .4 a 1.1141140. j pt Nasal poser; tier acres/iae of territory all IM, thistle,. Frostier, his Mated beg is petf•et secutity in that quarter, sod gloss her fridi'llailgit mantis, ado .stages; her sgrkultere, arts, aid oft; i nufactutes flourishing; the indinally of hevallilt lOW adding to their indepoigkeece. TM ate 4.! l .e . mittens:trot esaifflon to Ahrorisms,ises est wt' to emiglints ; her CH•ontoptticaliesitiout is l 0 so dirt • II our West ',dig ( hrinsies, to et Is Aamti:•; litte i ' anntaing Palest of sea twat ; her bylines. 1.61111: and oat-gable rifest, are too sell keens to eel mill, • descript inn ken. i t As respects Oft own policy in file East Wirt, li .G.-, peak, open the same principles of spot. 0 1 011111114.11 . I and diaremitd of the rights of 116•••fisitonalt ossimp s ... as bees characterised it stem the is)..f Csaelis i lia.usct, sad the test of the spoilers of 011ielltilli • :,‘ sod the destroyers of their species. r 7. • • .• • 1 ~~ 1 '.R. ...1, : , '?At r. • ) • .. ._. .. _ ._ ......._ , I by iecrapbical ilitadventagaB;l o: Isly. twilllambi al p . irc. f a • I'o l . r of Evro s ara•lcl assist .•tirt gala him ll*. her shuto all Pfe.M l lllBll I% VIII as CalliA.il, are ." a •phal.i. totrilor wi.i. :he r -isms 'balite, laquisisian, are treat; on, 4 11 laul•loti lo Poise nip •flo.itio.. of .o• t and the rhilos-pher. To sorb •n.l fla *iii'' Ilean.ign them--the !vier will ezhibk Ibis? :.,,, ermr. STATIPSMAN Yoe will loans with eerpqm, that there was never w mad rid bete %beset (Mtn Orelings pod %reign inlleeemo, as sine* the foreign steeps have ststitted nor teroisere- If certain poisons ma♦ be b►llsved, the solemn &Claudine, of Aia-la•Chapelle were only I corm to our eng.gements, which ere only I. be comosenkated in whisper. To courted*: be no your geed against the *astral ver•iona which will reach yea from Paris ; as to the names which wilt he put ferwa•d, and the deri. aims which slit k said to hare taken place. Be assured, shut this morniog nothing was yet irrevo cably determined upon; sod that, at the very soonest, it mast be to-morrow before the Nepalese,. will pet am end to ow sorb irresnlation, and to the many anxieties whi.b painfully torment men's minds, with out, however, ip the smallest degree affecting the general tranquillity . •ed weeeP,lere an independent State—garrianning h bee ewb soldiers all her ;trams pta.•es—and her le the sitoation of making reprise's 'tumid any foreign •aercinaries presume to violate her fertile plaios by encampments, or tho parade of rnilit r 7 power. This 1., indeed, • siroatioo peculiarly gra tifying to freemen, and highly ralcolaterl In raise the tor of morel feeling in the bosom of Freochmen— of the. mew who has. bought so dearly the ad 'Mill" they. erjny• There advantages in regard an her Logblatoro we hoes briefly 'sketched; as re spects the economy of her Goseroarent, they are peeettebiel ; in relation to tsars, they are no less ae ; •nd, in telerence to agriculture, the arts, mono (attires, commerce, mad sciawee, they •re eminently cosapieuous. iw YBAm's Ds r.-11..144, at the Pralir THE STATESMAN. In respect to her Army, Franco can, en any Oven dey, bring more moo into the field then Esigtsod ; and men too who line now other motion to impel them than the troops of any other Earopeen S!are. As to lier economy of the Fresab Government. con , tinted with the corrupt and profligate eapendieere of our Ministry, who does not kmos with whet e Rigprdly heed the former deals est its francs, while the latter, with thougldless estrangsoce, synods's away Its million of Imetie and the wealth of the People. In feistiest to her Tests, when !'riser shall have disborsad the coutrlbotions to the Allies, her People will be relieved from owe great burden which she sow bears with philosophic resignatiou. Bet when can the People of Grill Britain, amidst all their boasted greatness, expect to by relined from their burdens? "Alt! when shall hope dawn ow the Illahfif their trouble ?" '‘ Comparisons are insidious, "—yet the most to be gained is generally iostrective. Were we to con trast our own Houses of Legislators with those of France, we should labour seder some disilvaniage, as our new Parlianiest has not yet been tried; bit if we may judge of the fete', from the past, the same corruption, the same thrall's course will be par stied by those who shne6l be the guardians of British tights and property, as we hare unhappily •Itrinsed for so long a time; for like causes, seder like circumstances, plodeep theses/reflects. With respect to Tithes, France is now relieved from that most galling of ell national berdens.— Agriculture in From., is not subject toe systeniatit4 monopoly as in Britain, bet carried on in such diii sions and sub-divisions of the soil, as places every man " under his own sine and fig tree." And though io media( the arts awl esenelscieree Entice be behind us, her progress N these Is es rapidly ad• seeing, her means of re, or procuring the row material, the low rate of ages from the then rate of provisions, the obvious determination of her ar tisans and vieesfeeterers to rival es in the meet's,* and deepness of their respective productions, that we fts " pow eke po i. i e . ip , a 6 . 1 4 1. p el ee ef Prince ton is as formidable as ever. It is in vein our ( r r a oaregas renshim), Nis sataft f j o t h a t Midterm hoist that they have made Ftaisclia power-1 larrierosorrted to Meet/suing Peeielbrolv mod Ito "woos. caonn t oo aeiro d,— likely is is that le unsold look site IRO nes* f is Tio fess of education too in France; the este- l e. "" aanc• thee ' as It mi g ht bite delve wllM ? the last ; such mould base sandy 110 serepis of Mae blisbeint of numerous LlPCllll•tilin schools ; dm! penis . * the People to ply money oat of heir . ferilities god occosseement which are given by the f to rain the price of the shy brood they • 11 French akernmeot sieicitroce and Winston., form' —such is the stingless whim boomers sr* . •:. a striking sonnet with the Metes antipathy shown esporting wheat. V bp our own Government to the ceitieetioo of talent Nothing m neeml absnentliblw pradybp 01 l ca ~• tee grape in France this last season. The %liminess t wed no support of men of genies. have not searient casks •eerein to more th.s• Rising above all nth* States, end engelphing in 8., f or the tat eis this delightful loses , es ohs. its conies the minor nations in its progress, rolls in li•hman might base a bottle of the very wig lual as the Power of Russia with slew bat steady march to his table neat year for eec 'halloo!!! dominion in Europe.—Russia, to which Mr Pits! The American Pipers state, siva the fort built grudged the possession of a single port in the Bleck t i.e tos i r d ' e t te r: al ls n t e b i b t . he sb A i m c e o r m ic ie n t ie r , i . ' . . e ' ri tit t : bee SO, the Be itisb Ministers have consented to aggrand ize ßritish aide iho t oe. Time ie„. loomed, aig 74 .04.4 ns *" by the accMsion of kingdoms. The gigantic power I piece of intelligence, as the possesakes of Fors Room and m ag a idaya p o licy o f I N fl a ssian Government ; the places in our heeds the key of commas" win habits which her army most have acquired from vi-it- I tween Canada and the United thatOS 014 the V/ I te rs f t log she South of Europe ; her eerentene i t , p n i„,„d . Lake Cilansplaiu ; and in UM of vier, enures t• bet % Dot the White, an uninterrupted entrance into lost Lake tag* • wow... Nem the day before yesterday much credit has I a period of peace to Eorope, sus neon precocity, or and madden policy et tee 'ammo V. , ••••••• , •'' - ' ' V . '' .. •" - been attached to a report, which, however, I would scree revets which are far more important than can be habits which her army most base acquired from visit. I torten Canada end the Untied Munson the *stets a ll ~,;t*'- -- wet en any consideration euaren , e, :it is that the celled from any year of oar late wars in the old and ins t h e South o f Europe ; t ie , accessions in Poland ; • Lake Chant Plain; and in Mil 01 ll._ .r uscutee sis ses 4 .1 ' Kin, struck with the difficelties which the Duke of the new world. The notice of • few, whose import- • an no i n te r r o ptimi PHI Cana fats that Lake ... Richelieu eumvuotered, and with the expression of her commerce by means of the Baltic, the Whim, ante to fidelity mama be deehtfol, shall celluloid@ and the Black See ; her inland trade wilt . ,_,, Ely , arrivals at Waterford, Lottess sod Now sii le, ' 4 , A the poblic *pinion, bed proposed to M. de Cases to ,_,... the 6th alt . hest. been t 'sod from Neotromelteed. ge •-, form se Administration, and to take the direction of our Present view. Presets, Austria, liongury, and other Smell" The pirate ascounts, woolen •rid yeast, Vslelllee 4 i Ii epos himself. It is lidded, that if this mot has France, the fruitful source of imitation to Estop*, all ceaspire se give to that Empire an importeofie dull : peeelliona were. lodged. elmorlant , bet set ee .11 wet already taken place, it is because weighty motives from her own spirit... writes the jealousy with which ! she never before could bont.—The Interests , the meows of rsiel,ve. Numb. a. rati e. stouter the ' of personal delicacy obliged M. de Cases le refine she is regarded, is, at the „eat moment, that I at Prussia , b eam ," ~,,,,c , ,,,,,;,,a w oo ", t h e : towel, wo re leasthg the Wend far Ediaape bed Om ti ; e e this new proof the King's conlideuce. I will not prejudge any thing as to the melt of countr y u p on which the eyes of ell men are filed, ! spirit of the People and the tergi lions of the : t • ;tenn°l of Auir " cr- ] I The letters received yesterday morning frees Meg ' 1 1 ;:k • this eileitterial crisis, during which the immense whether she be considered in a political, a moral, • Court, which is alternately proposing and remittable , iork state, that Mr. Set.ersilm's moths tor lb* .r • ~ Majority of Paris, which may be considered in this commercial, or • scientific point of view. As regards memeree for their happiness, clonal long continue , p. . i ,,,, hem a t commis .." to i ab ase i gete Ike -•, ' I , 7 test the Interpreter of the sentiments of all France. her political position, Freon sow ranks wish any to Ewe as they Invasions &tit% the last tear. lit- l of the B.r.k of the United Stews, hail hero ow* ' , : bee declared itself, with an energy deserting the Power in Europe. The eel/imitation of her sweets deed, the circumstances which have transpired il the i lived, in the 11...rbe of Kris reset:lstory., by a t . highest ettentiee. in f Ceert—her Chambers el Patrolled Deresdes—is such differeot Universities of Germany , end other public I oft L—rer the twition• et against il, 73. Teo , I - slum the Ordinance of the fith or Se t p h t e em sy be st r e , m oo l d oll o o f w th d e of Ausetice, and the Bahl. sh.res. ate sells iv t '. Minister eller after me Ki wi, was avowedly i n tw i t ,. as to were her independence sod freedom. In the events of the lest year, prove incontestibly how lower ; sales of the Nitro at 109, audit was i opal support • former she can enumerate men of the first talent as much the &proposes mind has advanced in established much lower pikes work, be seboisord so, If I ' . r Two.tbirds of the Chamber of Deputies belon g Statesmen, soldiers, and men of business; In the i and in establishing principles of freedom, iuteli i- , were a ny buyers. The commercial antra 4 .. • inevitably to this system, in spite of the delusive tatter she beholds not a corrupt Coalition, more grace, sad consequently a determination to secure continue in a.very depressed state. 1 • theories, t. w h i ch the y mitt be well accustomed, of bent upon their own Wields'sl Interests thaw the the rights of men. A letter has been received 111 this te tenet tit. -'lO ear Ultras: and it would not be in the power of the rights of thirty millions of human beings; she nit- 'rho King of PautstA has not yet fulfilled any of Thomee's, of the dote of N.,,5.2.4, it ' Chamber et Peers to deviate from it, without esp.. .....: 1 the campaign against the hpoeiards is Ilk rln ope n , leg es to the greatest dangers. times Deputies, from all her departments, mode' his promises to give his subjects Constitutions tortes, • with greet Over, in consespeoce of the orders, The approsimetioo which was imagined to be wise by repellence of pest mls-role, (regal by the mind. His kingdom is met disterbed by any can. 1.4 Cocas ANL in the neiAttlaborhood of swum , t a ki n g owe between the cadre of the Chamber of exaction of enormous contributions to foreigners , velsio n, but the Prussian People, ar well a , this in. I„ n the 1.1,k inv., it is said with three Mt end he Depaties and its right rids has operated i 1 7 'it and determined to presemlbo guarantee of those laws habitants of the newly-acquired Provinces, are much I bags. This orces.iost tit strength will gi Ind • is towards the doctrinaires (the theorists) that the by which alone the fortunes of a great nation, ■ mow discontented. It is evident that the Oster of rodents a decided ouperioesty, sod we debit f a bl ow centre is making advances: these are the persons I h is been already ecru, , either et La Glows or . k r whom they appear to take for their leaders. retrieved, eau be Permanently sustained. In all Faeogetck WILLIAM'S Government rests open Lis i iertn Cavallo, or both." —( Uoerpool Papdei) The Liberals themselves have declared that they these points, the Chambers End themselves pater. army. I Another letter of the same slate sets —`a Meet. • , will joie this coalition, presided it does not intend natty seconded by Louis XVIII., who, whatever The interests of Austria, if she would declare her war received on Friday lost from Adrevat , iit to touch the Law of F:lectiees, or the Law of Military Promotion, against whicittbe Ultras are in open war, we may think of him in other respects, certainly secret wishes, are so identified with the hop, - end 00000 rs to govern France with • moderation and Frenchmen, that, in the event of a continental rup- iet 1 estiftem, its the tie a j under 41211, of the 14th m.o. entwined.% the tA htiorri,natl a mo.cforti,, - 1 1 after having endettesered to undermine them ever . . since the day of their adoption. a policy that has sot a idtlediscoocerial some of our lure, or the demise of Louts XVIII., he most be ! Lord COCURANIL, wish five moo of car (servo Ai 11 blind indeed who does see what side she is likely to ' mist Iwo brigs) It he` relred great teem hove Never, perhaps, did all reasonable men among as beardless politicians. More nearly approach to a elutes! ondarstanding ; These eem i deral i ew In d es directly IP II of ilia place at IA tioeyro .14 to an event espouse. But ow the other hand, her italisn pos. as thee, hr erroet'letable Ptiltet'Y bele" , ' ato never was the mejerlty in the Chandler moredecided , the moat important to France, and without doubt to melees clog the wheels of her Government ; and the I c . le .._ , I me *which pl ces the a s 'o•' toll es, iis than at the very moment wham, by morass of the mull .. . oArope—we mean the lon of the French imply title of King of the Romeo', is bit es 1 1 ,0,,,, , we loweed . F ,,, 0 eking at ,„, , • eueoesetitetiostel propulsions, and of essperated error% all is Sheets fel tespeese." Im o a alma of asi b arlanana t territory by the troops of the Allies—an eveotwhich " sounding • brhss" compared to the strength mid la.sit. the oral occipoois with as f lead em has, at eace, placed Flume is the position et atter, stability she would possess by a territory less dis- l i ( Ittd ) • , . , , - 1 ti ••. a 41111111. it i -: ./ . . ',• - - • • • . - J r ! f{ s .~