The National Register.
London, England, 1818-10-04 00:00:00

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cause to be repeated throughout Europe these words,
which admiration and joy Leretotize dictated to assem.
bled Greece :—" There is then on tho earth one nation
which, at its own expense and 6:44 exposes itself to all
the fatigues of war, to secure to others the inestimable
benefits of liberty, without being instigated thereto by
the interests of neighbourheA, or by the tics which
unite people of the same continent ; which crosses seas
to !mid' despotism from every part of the world,
to establish every where the reign of justice and the
Iws ! he Altera ilea of such ... plan im001f...,:s the
elevation of her sentiment-, and its execution proves her
courage and her greatness."
/1 is said, however, that this bill is only a liberal
rvverie, that Castlereagh has no mission except to
strengthen the Dictatorship of England, already too
well off with her commerce to thin: of preferring this
vain Roman glory to it. His object above all is to ex-
cite a fear of even the very shadow of France, and to
proceed until that country Le so reduced as to become
an object of pity ; success in this object promising hint
the empire of Europe.
it is said, that the English East India Company.
having succeded in accomplishing in Asia what neither
Alexander nor Timor were ever able to execute, his now
projected the conquest of the empire of the Birmans,
in order to prepare a road to that of China, where silt)
is already lighting up the flame of revolutiteis.

II is said, that England, full of admiration or the
Government and conduct of her India Cambay, ie
preparing, in iwitatiou of it, a European Company,
which having its factories scattered through all maritime
and manuficturino• towns, and a general system or ecn. .

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tralization uniting all the springs of the operations frars
north to south of London, and thus subjecting the whole
in lustry of the continent of Great Britain, the profits of
which would he suiEcient to maintain this state of de.

pendence. It is even believed that Castlereagh, and
Baring, the banker, arc in petto destined to have heats
among the Directors of this European company,

Information has been received from Madrid of a Aida
den and total change in the Spanish Ministry, and the
exile of its leading members ; M. Pirzarro having been
banished to Valencia, NI. Garray to Saragossa, and M.
Eigaroa to Andalusia. The causes of this event are
unknown, but conjecture ascribes it to the predilection
shown by the fallen Ministers towards America; and
their decided preference of Russian interests. The
three new Nlinisters, who are to succeed those dis.
placed, arc the Marquis de Cassairujo, as Prime
Minister; Counsellor of State 'limas, as Minister
of Finances ; the Lieutenant General Cieneros, as
Minister of Marine. The three disgraced Ministers
are said to have been arrested and taken out of their
beds, without knowing at first how they were to be
disposed of. Of the character of the new Ministers, it
is said they are men likely to recommend and pursue,
so far as their power is commensurate with their
a high and despotic course.
" Msnatn, SEPT. 16.—This metropolis was suns
prised on the morning of yesterday, to find, that during
the preceding night there had been a sudden change of
three leading 11l inistcrs :—M. M. Pirarao, Garray, and
the Secretary of Marine; and that, their Excellencies
had been all sent out of the capital at au hour's notice.
The Marquis of Castelineo, who married an American
Lady, is Prime Minister, ad interim ; and the portfolios
of the two others are also held pro import,.
" M. Pizarro was supposed to have held great influa
ence over the King, who consigned him to such sudden
disgrace. Ile as left Madrid with much money, and
they say his lady has many di:anon:ls
" Conjecture, and more especially scandal, that never
fails to attend power into exile, ascribe many causes
for his downfall:—An overweening predilection fi'r
America—the corrupt cession of the Floridas—a
:Med preference for Russian interests, tkc. However,
this is certain, that his lust festive appearance was at the
Russian Ambassador's, on the day of St. Messader,
when lie and his Lady were much carreasel, and ap.
parently without any apprehension thastheir suit would
so suddenly set.
" The King has appeared at the tonal drive on the
Prado, and at Madrid nu wonder :lists twelve hours.'
We understand that the appointment of a successor
to Sir Evan Nepean in the government of Bombay is in
agitation at the India House. Sir J. Malcolm, General
Munro, and Mr. hlphinotone, have Leen recommended
to the Court of Director's, kir them to choose taw.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER, 4,181 S.
FROM THE DUTCH PATERS. I wise to be repeated tbrou2hetl