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ceremonials and observance; with which the church.i
distinguishes occasions of, peculiar interest or .so-
!enmity. Miserable was the attempt to mortify or
humble the QUEEN, by withholding from her MA.
ALM' the mark of respect or attrition which the
preaching of a sermon in honour of her presence
might seem to offer; pitiful was that. feeling which
induced the Bishop of LONDON and the Dean of
ST. PAUL'S to absent themselves from their church
•t the time of divine service on such an occasion.
But on whom did the reproach and olikoquy of such
conduct fall ? Surely not upon the QUEEN, who
went in humility to offer up her prayers to the
Almighty. and to whom at such • moment the
absence of the Bishop sod Dean most have been a
'matter of the utmost indifference, to whose faith
sermon could probably give un increase of strength,
could ant prompt her mind to a livelier grati-
tude, or bend her heart to a deeper or sineersr
feeling of humility. But omissions and ab.
soIICTS mach as these uufortunotely mark the ex-
istence of a tone and temper in minds which
ought to be fire from a base community with
the Solgar pa•sions, the selfish and unprincipled
vindictiveness of tothers—which owe); to harbour
nn feelings hut ;itch us are breathed by the pure spi-
rit of the Gospel they are commanded to Preach ;
pence and good will towards mankind, and which,
above all things, ought to resist any attempt that
might be made to !woven their sacred offices into
the means of gratifying private taslice, or of in.
crenoing tine weight of persecution upon the head
of any devoted victim of authority.

Many rumours have been for some days in circu-
lation respecting a change of Ministry; but after
tie het inquiries which we could make on this
subject. we believe the reports to be wholly without
fonodatiou. %V are persuaded that the present Mi-
nietws have leo intention of resigning their offices
us long its they shrill find a Parbarnent sufficiently
complaisant for their purposes; anal we are equally
well assured that the KING feels no desire to make
airy slicration in the Cabinet. The recent conduct
of Mlinisters its their indrecut maineuvre to prevent
Parliament from entertaining any of abuse nume-
rous subjects of general interest which scientegeti-
cally required the wisdom of the Legislature, dis-
played in a very strong light the apprehensions
they entertained far their darling places, and
the (les:mate measures which they tire willing
to adopt fur their security. The trick was an
act of despair, but if it has excited on winch
iu?dignation in the House of Commons as it has
throughout the country in general, no doubt can
be entertained that the Ministers most go out :
so that the very measure to which they hail re-
course for their safety may prove the assurance of
their ilestruction. For the present, however, we
lock upon all rumours of changes of Ministry us
premature.

The Paris Papers of the 2611) have arrived. A
public subscription IWO been opened for the par•
!tube of pnrchasitig the estate and cattle of Cham-
bord, and pretenting it to the Duke of BoVRDEAUX.
Viscount CH TEA 1.:8111 N T $4 upiroostrd Auitsmok.
dor to Betliti.—The 5 per Cent. Colisola 76 f.
75 C.; Batik Actions 1,357 f.

The Cerium Papers which have arrived announce
the worst of Doctor DANTE and twelve other
persona, on a dirge of endeavouring to effect a
revolution in Denmark. Fears have been fur some
tune expressed, that the spirit which How actuates
the eolith of Mitt,lie would anon extend itself to
the

The Congress nt Trnppau is rirpeeted to break
up month. It is ►aid it has heels agreed that
Austria shall undertake the military occupattou of
\:11,4s fur too yriers.

Vt::•e•tlay the Earl of LIVERPOOL.
SIMIGVTH, rod Mr. ('ANNING, 1V1611161(11tIle+i of
the KING, at 11116 raildet: its Pall-1111111.
u Court of 1) rectors was held at the
East India I bun', *hen Captain G. WEI.NTEAD
was sworn into the command of ,the ship General
Harris, consigned to Nlitdras and China.
Th- newest thing in Purls is a modest rr quoit of
the Qiiestor of the Chandler of Deputies, to he per-
mitted to turn out of the Chamber the statues of
Solon. Lycurgua, Brutus, Demosthenes, Cierro,
end oi•a lew other characters of antiquity, and re-
place them by the statues of ClitlrlrOlagite. and St.
Lout*, and is few other modern wor.hiee. This
noble and patriotic propmottois walltrU ,11 rIV with
prompt approlratum, nod the poor discarded an-
cients are to be immediately turned out of doers.
Monday the Grand !worst fur Wes !!!! itt stet.
found a true 1111 agsitist Win. thicker, alias
Franklin, niian Forbes, and penis (1' Bryea, fur—

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1. A conepirary In excite Within and disafrietion uesinst
the priauts and gnarl oment of his late awl prteent 31ajt.ty ;
and in older to erect pitch compiracy, fur haring pithiotheal
caomtl su b- pablisbrei divers sedi.tiotes and treasonable,
band-hills and placards, Arum the )car 1818 to the rm. pit
period.
2. A, conspiracy to vilify' ad disoace certain persons who
have berm .19801401.hc0l as Catcalls of her Majesty during she
late peocredings, and with having caused to he printed sod
published therm 6.1,1.1.6111 s and placards, with she Minot
of tetesioe theme to be suepected and believed to have brew
guilty of sedition, and to stibject them to the pains and
petuilties to force against sedition mud avelittotts iwettias.
The 11111 was not found by the tame Grand Jury
which insviously lining, a true bill against Heider
for High Treason; so that it cannot be said that
they were prejudiced by the evidence produced on
Mut occasion. We understand that Mr. 0' &yea
has given bail to answer the iadietateut.—( Evening
Paper./

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