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London, England, 1822-01-25 00:00:00

lad trentyhasii *mires the nests that ittliToiks
ore preparing t• eisoetate Moldavia, in eotiturniity
frith i Pormin rierited et Jassy on the itial De.
tetn6er. sod poblisised the next day : almost iLe
whole eV the artillery has set ont to retreat as tar
she troops Ere reponink the Danube.

There ate wow ho more thati ten or twelve
thiedeend theirs in Moldavia, who ore iu Joist
amt the environs. The head-quarters of the Senn.
kier IvSepal, 08106 here keen Deafened It'
Width'. This measure is considered is the eters;
tion of one of the demands of Ramie, and cook:
quently as on edditiosal Mayon to hops that 'mei
will be timinisineds--(firenels Papers, Jaa. 4%)

The Madrid Papers which arrived yesterday fully
confirm the memento which we had previously Ott!
respecting the consent of the king of Sittu to
remove from the Cabinet the obnoxiosso Ministers,
The KING, ia officially notifying his intentions in the
Gaulle. say*, " I bine hitherto declined to accept the
resignation of these Ministers, but conside►ing the
present circumstance:, I now allow diem to retire, de.
daring that I am sotiofied with their good streets,
their attachment to the Constitution, their loyalty to
my person, and their seal for the public good .n Them
expressions are very remarkable t they shew how
reluctantly the. Kim* bits conceded to the wishes of
the Corte, and the body of the nation, and threw
an ill grace over a circumstance which ought to

have been made the bond of renewed harmony sad
coofidence. The praises bestowed upon thete
Ministers are extravaputly high ; the qualities
ascribed to them complete a picture of perfeciiso
which the most ingeoiens writers upon imagine,
forms of government would have found it impels.
sible to surpass. Every word of this proves the
hitter and abject necessity to which his MAJLITT
suet have felt himself to be • reduced, but his
avowal of so great a humiliation was neither digni-
fied nor judicious. He might have mourned his
loss in secret, but he was ill.advised to hold him.
self out to the country as desiring to maintain asp
Ministers upon whom the people sod the sere-
tentative. of the people had fixed their real of
reprobation.
So closes the first contest between the King of
SPAIN sod his people since the restoration of the
Constitution of the Cortes, and the circomstsocee
attending the contest are not of s nature to es-
courage the Ewa to any further trials of strength.
His MAJZIPIT displayed obstinacy rather them
firmness, for he merely resisted the wishes of
the people without having made any efihne
to check the licentiousness of those who ma-
toted to speak of their conditional allegiance.
His was a negative or passive virtue; but the poise
of the Spattash Constitution will ever require fray
the limo an immediate concession, or a 'igneous
active resistance. We never *doused the
*my upon which it is built, although it is impoe•
sible not to feel that with all its faults sod imper-
fections it is better—far better than the brutalising
epees of despotic power which it has superseded.

Miss Lotxm•f's reply to her father's chip
on the subject of her conversion to the Roman
Catholic faith, is given in another pan of our Piper.
This leanly quarrel may prove beneficial to English
sentiments, by deterring Protestants from sending
their children to France for education. There VC
some persons who also flatter themselves it sly
excite a prejudice against the Catholic claims.

The Dublin Papers of Tuesday last have defied
They communicate a shocking occurrence. I
party of yeomanry having seized an illicit still, DM
takers the owner, a man named Bucxt.air, and is
other, into custody, were attacked by a forge body
of country people. The officer commatidiag tit
yeomanry cautioned them to desist, and thrratamd,
in the event of their refusal, to shoot his pawl
BUCKLEY. The people, however, pus/void is
their attempt of rescue, end the officer carried ba
threat into execution. The unfortunate BECELST,
who was tied to his companion, was shot, and they
fell together. We forbear from making any com-
ments upon this shocking case, until more fully as
▪ of the accuracy of the statement.
A County Meeting was held at Kilkenny on Fu-
day, when o series of Resolutions, sod a Pintas
founded thereon, for the removal of the Cal)*
disabilities, were agreed to. Mr. T. Bsaact,
seconding the Resolutions, said, " It was the 114
of his MAJESTY'S Ministers to have a general et-
pression of public seutiment on the subject."
The practice of robbing for arms appears to lug
ceased. There is no case of this description notice
in the Dublin Paper..

His MAJESTY will *pew the missing Session d
Parliament in person. Every preparation is ui.ti,;
for that purpose in the Department of the Bora,
and at the Lord Chamberlain's Office.
Names of the passenger* per the Bombay OP
thaw. Captain CLAaisoit, which sallied from
Bombay the 4d September lost :
Msjor.Geoeml Huskisse• ; Captain Howe, 67th r'V
meat • Mr. Ritchie; Dr. Gan. Captain MaveSsv,
aaais'Pieley, Mimes, sad Arrrow ; and Mr. Dell *ad"'
Mayo, Comp/say's service; Res. Mr. Fletcher, Illisonsol;
Ur. Wood, Snob liniment ; Copan* Deschamps and haihi
;Anew Had; sad Miss Hoar..
.IVben the Bombay Merchant sailed it was rertlfi
that his Excellency the Governor-Cleneral ohjeo,
•od to the proposed increase of the Bambq
of two regiments of infantry and one of awaley.
The East India Company's ship Vessitsheis
• Ragland and St. Helene, arrived all well at Itsool
son 114 99th Auguss, and was expected to sail 10
Clamieboot the end of September. The Wiwi
adltif !Loa Bombay for China on the 4.34 sf 46°'
KUL Teo guineas per cent. have heti' giro lo
Liars% v• the Drielpeeder, the wily shred °ill
*tie are which hoe oat pawed .thr
Illsillieotirords. It is gewerally supposed t""`
1111$1,111Me taken our of tho passages further to u"

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soil *coarse the news tbii Wt. Teas
; to evectlate Moldavia, in codfannity
Mu reeriked at Jassy en the Ctid De.
poblished the next day : almost die
artillery has stet oat to retreat as far
lilac troops ire repeehig the Moab%
10* ho more than ten or twelve
spa in Moldavia, who are in Jtout
nos. The head-qaarters of the Sera..
Ogloii have toren Deafened to
lis measure is considered as the eters;
if the demands of Riskin, and cook:
additional reason to hope that mice
Beirevels Pupers. Jam. stl.)
d Papers which arrived yesterday fully
:vomits which we had previously site,'
e cement of the king of SiAir to
the Cabinet the Anoint:ma Ministers,
'officially notifying his iutentions in the
" 1 bane hitherto declined to accept the
' then Ministers, but considering the
filmset*, I now allow diem to retire, de.
mm satisfied with their good services,
rot to the Constitution, their loyalty to
d their seal for the public good." These
re very remarkable I they she* how
is Kitts tea conceded to the wishes of
d the body of the nation, mid threw
over a circumstance which alight to
de the bond of renewed haramoy sad
The praises bestowed upon thee
extravagantly high ; the qualities
em complete a picture of perfeeiso
sot ingenious writers upon imaginer,
reticent would have found it impos.
Ise. Every word of this prove the
'act necessity to which his MAJLITT
ek himself to be • reduced, but his
great a humiliatioa was neither digni-
icious. He might have mourned his
but he was ill-advised to hold him.
a country as desiring to maintain say
on whom the people and the repee.
the people had fixed their teal of
be first contest between the King of
is people since the restoratioa of the
of the Corte, and the circumstances
e contest are aot of s nature to es.
Ewa to any further trials of strength.
rt displayed obstinacy rather thew
he merely resisted the wishes of
without having made any ens
e licentiousness of those who ven-
rek of their conditional allegiance.
festive or passive virtue; but the genius
eh Constitution will ever require fray
immediate concession, or a :memos
resiessisee. We never *divined the
which it is built, although it is imps.
'eel that with all its faults sod impel..
better—far better than the brutalizing
ipotic power which it has superseded.
must's reply to her father's charge
vet of her conversion to the Roman
h, is given in another pan of our Paper.
quarrel may prove beneficial to English
iy deterring Protestants from seeding
nto France for education. There are
• who also flatter themselves it sly
udice against the Catholic claims.
lin Papers of Tuesday last have iciest
Infinite a shocking occurrence. I
panty having seized an illicit still, sod
'tier, a men named Bucat.air, and se-
ustody, were attacked by a large body
ieople. The officer cosametudiag the
utioned them to desist, and threatco,
of their refusal, to shoot his mimeo
The people, however. persevered is
t of rescue, end the officer carried ha
motion. The unfortunate Beclistr
1 to his companion, was shot, and they
, We forbear from making any cone
this shocking case, until more fully se
eccuracy of the statement.
Meeting was held at Kilkenny on Fn.
series of Reolutione, sod a Petite
,eon, for the removal of the Cmhthc
were agreed to. Mr. T. BAINgs.
se Resolution% said, " It was the 114
sTT's Ministers to have a ignore' ez•
public sentiment on the subject."
Lice of robbing for arms appears to het
ire is no case of this description otticoi
lin Paper..
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LITT will open the earring Sessile si
in person. Every preparation is us.tv
pose in the Department of the lisrs,
..ord Chamberlain's Office.
the pessengen per the Bombay Aler'
Main CLAIIISOII, which toiled from
September loot :
reelLirda tyeirhs Litchis; Ile. Ca.
ComiwPrpite.tasilFaiiiloetd HeMnber":".7.6o:6:inoittehiele)ed.rf";•;:;;:.
,4
rh ; Coptaio Elnwhowps ow/ WI
sad Miss Hoar..
lllocy the lugae‘aif 4erctunioveroor-Clroni
laiWitwealirerli:i.
roposed increase of the Bar al°l
seats of infantry and one of croaky.
India Company's ship VonsilOrd. (14
d St. Helena, arrived all well at fletlhlf_
IBAgtuoluglimen.uebiasd; tofpea:dfrgt`ePtwhniagelna.lll.llbirsuPtc:ethet I. de
ele3dselti°W:4l7:::::
is the Brialgorshw, the °lay slued ,
ID which boo AIM passed the Sirs
*eds. It is geoemilly supposed that pi:
'ken one of the passages further to t° •
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