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Set, „ cases, . a - unpo-
pular, lIIj Lola-ton/4mA ni--necesslal inerraree, or re.
cograzed inability in the Cabinet, heightened by
asperities mid episiert4s. hove rendered the Adminis.
Latin's odious or conteinidible in the *eyes of the
country ; in Al such predicaments, • total change
has been the invariable result.. •kt the end of the
American War, when Lord liiciitrn's ill success
had irritated the nation and the Parliament, lkey.,
in fact, compelled the Crown to call to its air*.
once new men, as well as to adopt new meavores.
The change was radical and total : the Chancellor
alone, Lord Tunatow, of ail the former Ministers,
retaining a place in the sew Celsius% et His Ma.
JESTY'iI particular desire. Again. in the stlcceeib.
iag year, 1783, when the Parliament, or reth.i
the mime of Commons, came to two snccessire
votes of censure upon the Ministers who had made
the peace with France, and they were therefore
compelled to resign—a iota/change ensued. Agais.,
is the same year, when Mr. Fox's East India Stilt
incensed the whole country. and pieced Mr. Plat
at the bead of His MAJIstiTY'S Council., no vesti;,a
of the old Cabinet remained in the 'new Admini-
stration. The two last changes of Ministry ate
equally casesin point. In January, 1866, wises
Mr. Parr died, the surviving nominal Members of
his Cabinet, conscious of their own utter incapacity
at aka time, to conduct the tuitional concerns, twin.
deafly resigned thew sitnations, and recommended,
to their Sovereign to call Mr. Fut. Lord Gate.
•it.r.r., and Lnrd Houlcx, to his confidence. It
was& eunepiete change. Su was the alteration pro-
duced by the Irish Catholic Sill, in 1807, when the
',traria men got tutu ewer. Diet they then et.
press any readiness to do that which they aow ask
of Lord GILLNVILLE and of Lord Otter, namely.
to joie with, to prop, and to sustain, the preceding
Administration? On the contrary, sending them•
selves of a national cry, of a popular delusion. end

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as pretended attack o I the Church of England,
or, as they caUed it, the Protestant Religion, which'
they well knew to be without troth or reality ; they
swept every department of Government, and did
the very tling which they now pretend to reprobate
and to condemn. Brit on what ground do the p►e-
sent Members of Administration, who, on Mr.
Prrr's death, three years and sight months ago.
6-11, and admitted their inability to nccupy the
places of Ministers, now venture to declare diem.
selves competent to retniii and exercise them ?--r
Have they manifested ability in planning foreigss
expeditions? Have they discovered any selection
in their choice of Commanders ? Have they d.s.
played economy in the expenditure of the public
money, or any with to redress and to reform the
most crying aboAes ? What ass teeny conduct in
the course of the last Session of Parliament' Have
they even abstained from drawing their swords on
each other, and exhibitiog scenes the most iudeeo.
rots. to the view of their countryerten and of Eu-
rope? Scenes, suu:h as have ticver been presented in
a Cabinet hire the Tory Ministry of Queen An
when I.Grd Oxrann and Lord Bciftecielotes
like Mr. CANNI%U and Lord C•dTLERCACIII, drew
their swords likewise on t•nch other ! And can such
men expect Lord (rext•n.t.e and Lord Gees to
sit amnn; them ?—lt cannot be. We must base
a total, or we must have no change of Ministry.

Yesterday the dispatches for Bengal. Madras.
Bombay, &e. were finally eloped at the East India
House, and forwarded to Pottsmouth, to be pug
nn board the Georgieita pocket, Captain Latex.
Letters and papers have been received from Co.
di: by a private ves.el, one day biter than those by
the packet received dust week. One of the letters
states., that au officer in the German Legion, act-
ing in Spain, whose name we avoid giving for the
present, has abandoned his duty, and forfeited his
honour, by going over to the enemy.
The Laird /Amens has arrived at Harwich, with

a mad and a nittalmer of inorsengers, chiefly ()fivers,
many of whom) are t■ h.
The Master-Roll of the 82.1 Regiment, as Marllll
out iii Lewesßarrack-yard, since its return from die
late experlituoi, eslnbits 450 effective such.
It went nut 'inwards of 1000 strong.
His Imperial ILyline-s CMARLCI A%B'iSR.
Prince Pnrnate of litingary, ♦rchhishop of (11..aii,
and brother of the Empress:of AUSTRIA. died the
beginning of September, of a putrid fever. LLc
wo% not twenty-three.
Gvperal CUESTA'S account of the battle of Tula•
very has been puldi.lissi. It does not differ mu te-
Maly from the accounts already before the public,
and does ample ju.tice is raitish valour.
Accounts received on Monday from the Island of
Walcheren state, that the fors which produe"il
such dreadful havoc among tbe troops had cou,t'
deralrly abated, and that the number of sick V/31
mach ditainialisd.

It is every *lsere asked, will Minist• s vonture to
meet Parliament with a twee ?--
They certmuly mean to postpone the meeting tilt
after Cliristinei, if possible ; and tot this purpiwe,
the dreadful arrears of Use Property Tax ure to he
collected by the omit rigorous mean*. 'file MO
liarrigters who were added to the establishment at
the Tax (Mice, as Inspectors or Surveyors, are to
make a eticuit of England, to superintend the rot-
lection.—(Mormenc (*hrulticle.)
The iippointment of Wm-mows, Ew Faust, Evi.
to be Minister Plenipotentiary, which has hero
transmitted to him within tho re few day*, •a
we nod, in the nature of a new oppoiniment, but
is the necessary ronsequence of previum. situ-
ation, and of the probable return to England of use
Margins W(I.I.111 • EV. Mr. httiii, is Secretor) of
legatiOn, and the Meniuis having the rank of Am-
Rowadot, it required that Mr. FiII:ILL should Lave
that of Minister PleMpoteutiery, as UV. aid lii the
mitniuur is Cola toi tuc rboruce of tuts prii.t

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I Ackuiiiiitra-

ieries of on po-
eavg res. or re-
'tightened by
the Adm
e 'ryes of the

total avenge
Ile rad of the

's ill success

larneuts •thy,
to its awl*.
IM measures.
)e Chancellor
ser Nlististers,
, wt His Ma.
the saccee4l.
st, oe wathei
wo successive
bo hod made
the thereto?,
sued. Agsiu,
st twins 114
rd Mr. Part

's, no vestige
Lew Adraiiii-
Miritrtry are
1896. olbea
Member, of
er isecapaclty
merrier, Me.

!commended
1.... rd Gat*.
ifi(lence.
:r ratioti pre-
)7, whcn the
'ley then es-
ley aew ask
CT, namely,
to preceding
nilin4 them.
throws, and
,1 England,
igise, which

eality ; they
at, eel tl4
to reprobate
I do the pre-
to, on Mr.
taotithe ago,
ncrnpy the
xiara tlk Ilk.

se than ?-4
forrige4
eelecttont
re they de.
the public
II reform the
conduct its
eat ? Hay.

r swords ea
lost imams.
ind of Ea-
)rrsented its
seen Milky.
.:NOBROICE,
CALII, drew
id can such
rd ORLY to
most have

1,, Madras.

East Luba

• to be pu
1 Lime.
I from Ca-

in those by
the letters
.sgion, net-
ng for the
ileited his

with, with
ly Officers.

4, All Made
rn from tile
dive lUCIA.

A xerlasE.
ni Grail.
died the
ever. Ile

!e of Tan.
der m, te-
he public,
e Island I,f
prodtie.
had CCM' *•
sick was

vonture to
unhwd
?--
letting till
I purputie,
ore to he
The :e
ihment at
ire, are to
id the rot-

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bus beets
is nut.
swot, but
WU, situ-
and of the
.cretor) of
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cult{ I.sve
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