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London, England, 1819-01-03 00:00:00

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have the lead ; if they onus it tanderutety, they will
keep it, and benefit their country ; if they abuse it,
they will check the march of publie opinion, and retard
the future consummation of liberty. The political
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state of France, ut preseni, la like the of England in
the time of Charles YI. The characters of the blo-
tiarchs, ns well as of the peo:)1e, arc very different ;
:.ut the circumstances, in hlcb thoy are phica, are
very analogous ; and WerttOrt look forward to alfimilar
vacillation between liberty and despotism. We trust,
however, that the far wiser, as well as more virtuous,
character of the S'Jeercign, in Franc, will save that
country from the affliction• of such noble blood being
shed as It:lssell's and Sidne)h.
CHANGE OF AIINIIITERS IN FRANCE.
mm. 04.111•
A crisis has at length arrived in the state of French
party, which can scarcely tied to be billowed by iinpur-
tent constituent:es, let it take what eirectign it will
had transpired through the medium of pri-
vate correspondence from Paris, to justify a persumian,
nearly amounting: to certaintyt that some serious differ-
ences had arisen in the French Cabinet, and that some
change of measures, or of Ministers, or of both, was an
event to be considered as rapidly approaching. It is
unnouncel by itt!ers receivqd stn 1 tic:day, ttiat the
Administratiln, of which :4..a Iliehelic e we.; the of-
ficial head, and of which M. tie Cazes was, in many
points of view, the most edlcieut and tor:iminent mem-
ber, has actually been lissalved. The details are, that
ou Wednesday se'unight, NJ. de CaZys resigned his
five ; uml that. on Thursday, Christmas-eve, the other
‘linisters fidlowill his example. Ills Majesty accepted
the r,:signations of all but that attic Due de Richelieu,
who forthwith exerted himself to till up the vacancies,
and monad a Cabinet us billows:
M. Punier, the celebrated natatalba, but crlehrottal the nothing
else that we know of. Minister of die Interior.
M. Mullisa. (Minimar of inn '1 Bury skt.-ing she 100 days. to
nonalattrieh Nilinister of Pinions.
M. Suwon. (Nlinistet Justice la the kingdom of 11'caphalia),
Minista .•f .lustiee.
:al. it.: \'niche, Mini,ter of Marine.
Count 1.4 w of Laaristuit, (Aidale.Crottp to Bonaparte. Anti his
Antimmaiir at 'IL PeLersjtiratl, preb lotto to tit: great itusaan wary,
Ilium:: at Va at.

Every one of these persons, however, declined the
Waves to which they had been acminated, retire five
o'clock on the Friday following, the old Miuistry having
resigned only the day preceding. The immediate catre
to winch this was ascribml, was illr opposite materials
of which M. Richelieu sought to compound his Ca!duet.
Messrs. de Villele and Low regnired a pledge from
their colleagues, so naxlify the law of elections, and
the tvcrititing law, in such a tutau as to render theta
" more monarchieal:" the other members of the new
Cabinet at once rejected this condition, and a general
refus.il was the inevitable consequence.
Ti:,: NW:silent. of Wednesday last, arrived ou Friday,
remove all doubts with regard to the limn ttion of the
new French Ministry, and kiriugs a ltoyal Ordinance
to tit,: ctfect following .—The King appoints--
NI. Le Martmi, Des...a!Ls. Peer of Mr Luc.: Mt:l6:er of Foreign
Afi:sin:t an I. m plat!: of the Due te.lticalem l'reaideat of We
vsm„,:ii Aii„i„e„:
M. de S:rre, Keeper of the S:alr. Milli der of .Iwdiee :
• M. tk Minister or tae Miniory of Policy
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Utron Nomad, ?linister of 31.teie.

iisi-on Louis, Minister n( tie furieets.
Mi5,•,1141 tit. Cyr, front not &int; nisuirti at 1111/Orlgit the
uppointezeie4, r.A.uns, we suiipu,e, the Miu,btry of
This official statement introduces soinJ names into
the which li.td lint been ou'icipated by the
previous urritaa rrinn Poris. The Cniiiit de Cages, it
seems, prclioTi.d the Ministry tithe Intorinr, with is,
collateral direction waren' pekes, to the higher
official rank whicli rttinui.r bad aSsigil-41 to him, in
conjunction with Lis priwat office; unit which wotilil
indeed, hove colit,.oitrated in thrrtue hurl, a mass of
power and lroiuistcrial influence, very naturally the
i.:..lect of jeithin,y toiler a five colistitotim. The
Nlinktry lit the Interior, front the enure or its delicate.
and exte.arve duties, the peat:es:or ur it (now
that tuere is m police Nlitin.tvr) into Mor,
vu .t Willi Mt; spirit tif party, imbhc
mid with the most lute cot ti rclutiJas between the
pisople end u.e Guvernment, than any other Ake uiplur
the I:Tuti.4l tetiviii. Wu trtNl, flint, fur the sale hitlt
of Frallee :11111 or tier Savi.rei;.rri, the oamuustr.•tion lit
11.111,114111, li1.11:10 will 4.41,1%/11, .11.114 11.1:1 JUL.