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adherett to them polities which occasioned the Rego-
lotiew of 161111. la professing that adherence, however, he
deciated himself to be wholly usconneeted with my
party, either ministerial or aati.ministerial. And this be did
taot my became he disapproved of the ductriue of party it-
self, which he regarded as absolutely necessary to the well-
being of a State; on the contrary, be rather lamented than
Vaillithleat he was oot attached lei either of the two great
parties into which the House of Commons was divided.—
lie could sot attach himself to the ministerial side, fur
he essmoled them rut • set of Imo who, loving power and
i.tsee rather thee their euuutry, were resolved to retain
she former, 'bough the object eonld be attained only by
the sacrifice of the latter. His Lordship, in continuation, ad-
mitted dot the character of a ?debt Minister was very
1,111 e; and lurked he seemed to imply that the reeords of this
coussml meld ;wader/ only one such Mile, who guided the
helm of the State at the memorable era of the Revolution.
Milliliters, he observed, were subject to minty disadvantages,
sail to great temptation. Few, indeed, there were, who
could be found to resist such temptations; who, rather
than accede to any measures that mili'ated against the gene.
nil helmets of their country, would give up all the power
nod patronage ed to their situatiose.
The Noble Marquis then proceeded to comment on the
coudort of Ministers with respect to that retreeehment and
iso/Ilieel eccroomy so loudly coiled for. The few instances
tumble,' they bed seceded to the wishes of the country, on
this point, he said, were tardily wrong from them by the
kotthlrer of their ommentr, sod not the voluntary efforts of
men seldoea to avoid unnecessary espeoditure. He briefly
alluded to their conduct on a late occssiou which had deeply
agitated the public mind ; their plates, he said, were then in
jeoperdy, and could only be retained by their comeuting to
that prosecution—terms on wheel, no other set of men could
tie found to accept a share of the Administration. Them
roustderations, the ?feeble Marquis said, had prevented his
juloiek the M Wisteria I party.
Amoogst these who attsched themselves to the Opposition,
brie Übe, Aga be admired for their talent, nod respected
for their integrity; but he musidered that ton little Ullthi.
mitt' prevailed samorgst them ; that the object they were de-
sival was by so means clearly defined, that rho
111011011 they be formed into an Administration, they were too
fem. Med too

weak ue the whole to
pordrinkennimisests, and compoqaestly these
ittenesald his kilning ibeOpposition party.
lb* Noble Morgan declared hie determination not to lay
Idewsitf wider obligations to any mar or set of men. la
samerplime sitsatiois of Representative of the 80.
rough of Lyon, be wished it to be 'mainlined, that he
retarded himself itekaine restrictions whatever; that he

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had. already rit two Boroughs, the reprmentation
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of which would hiebeestricial hint to a particular lioe
a parliamentary eggalget ; that he world give hie ems-
frequrut•lllllMetouities of expressing to him their
WPM of W. rood,* vie the House; end in the sweet of
the majority diorfgaggpag of which, be woulJ afford them
trio opportooiti dffliganMr one more consonant 10 their 4WD
opitrinus• but thadllabermild ester Parliament perfectig om
phaelitled, and at H Is, attach himself to nay party .1W
might eimaider it ktel gysigeral interests of &hi/country.
;Pith regard to the 10.10061.111110wf the town he at present
homy but little of limp jhr,would app4 himself with
diligent* to gglied with them, that he
might be enabled fdtstabilt to the utmost fur its
wetrete. 'le • 1l)0
Waal lb. N•14A1111,110101-MMAnded his speech, the
mviroat the 111111111.11.101.0.110_ &MB being no owe elm
PoolfWatio do-I.llll4lo.VidAthillot• declared dilly
rleolgillkigkohishjsopodipe of amfrighlifiVil were mate
!mot won sibadmide •I I:
TM procesdlimpktbeigg. .aerelesied• the oe•lf-elecied
Xellsbor wee dadrilteloldepool; militia Lordship Wailed
*alretort boadllibbeemANhi Croft Timm.
Mmes. the Illoplsgives tisirsAmmaios were—The Kiog
-ottber Deake of York sod.'ibe Armtgagelibe Doke of Clarence
}ad the Nary-ghe• Mayer-411e Ibmggis of Titeldeld—the
Lord High fitireards...Lorit Wan. aggemks-Prosperity to the
promegh of Sines Lwow-Lord Illgigmles—Aidermais Hogg
—Vembell Blaft—thiptillowhers fee she Googly—the Load
Lieutesant—tlis Mayoress owl Ladies of Lynn, ate. &e.
A hall is the Saws Hall, concluded the
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Cr* *IL •II i ttr • . AA
.r4RIS, JANUARY 9.
we' : I
!:11P1eit44484" ..tprsl/341116,111, Itlajealy I trii•rcird
business' with the Viseedit Ale Montmorency. Mi-

tr,Tri for
A.:private letter; to fraiikfort, January 4,
sers4" It is alfirmed that the King of Wirtrin-
bwrg will repair-to St. Petersborgh without dthiy;
tulish suklicry are fug crCossloor far the Greek
cause ; but nothing can equal the enthusiasm of
the ladies of Warsaw;'' 4 1',14°-
In the night of 9,l.4—iitith four,ressels, three
cf n hich were Freiseh mad one English, were wreck-
ed on different. /Ants of the French Coast.
74„10-ench Funds—. Five per Cent. Consols 85f. 95c.
RNA Stock 1,540 r.

11". ; COOPER OF DEPUTIES.
;jog Committed Hof the Budget assembled yes-
Collamittee upon the projet of law
teliv# to the Journals is adjourned to Therateirs,
l mss, &Amp on Loodoo.
Alamo 1000t10w464.40 c. I ..t three osontbo.-25(. Ifkr.
alt t t
PARIS, JANUARY 10.
seagoll eaterday aftaa,mmes the Kiug presided at a
Slated of Ministers.
rooklietter from Madrid states that the health of
l`sung and interesting !Rote*, of Saxony,
.*Npiairi of Ferdinauti Vfsl,,. is affected to an alarm,
dogree.by the troubles which etieomprortlift,:
*thrinie of Spain. She duce not partake a oar
pleasure or amusement, 'sod seldom leaves the pa-
-lle To' take
exercis.:4iiraiseh Oracle.)
The King of Wiriemberg has see out for St, Po.
tersburgh.—( Courfitetioneel.)
• Formal) Fonds,—Five per emit. Consols tilt.
!IN e: Bank Stock 1,540 f.
gaCliange on London.—At one mouth, 45 f. nes
411/211b1111eitionths, f. 15 c.
taws tar • :
.etsor‘,. pacrusee 49.
:-.ICIIII diWartivol, of the .imit..mmilier from Con-
tillffitliarpfe, Nth' hot* hater Was 'brined of the
nation of peace,. between .? pots and the
•Vdrre. It is firmly•halieved that, according to the
,pipposed arrangements, the Turks will evacoste
Wallachia and Moldavia, and accede to The tuber
:coirOtaslag: proposed 4.ittnite.,.. there are Atiori
who preload that the.itamiumewiioratans has basal
'*frePt4llllllilth some ntislif,elott?; but the silence'
of our Journals induces us to await the confirms-
-4,1.12VA
_lAloli4it7ftVieV:k:4ll.
P•ove: awe .44th. the rateacsameao the Treaty coo-
IZlrie free iniviprift'drflar Rhitte were ex-
. at Dresden, in JIM .Covet de
• P1164114W Envoy to the 4:Oert et limsy. The

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