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London, England, 1830-12-04 00:00:00

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LONDON,
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 14.91.

Sir FREDERICK LAME is appointed Ambaspador
to the Court of Vienna, in the room of Lord Cow-
LET. Several other change. in the Diplomatic
Corps are also talked of.

His Grace the Duke of NEWCASTLE made a for-
mal co:1;111'm in the House of Lords last night
against the ATTORNRY.GENERAL ; in the firm place,
for having presumed to hint that he was a borough-
monger; and,secondly, fpr having made use of the fol-
lowing language respecting his public conduct :—" I
affirm that the power which has called forth from a
Nobleman that scandalous and wicked interrogatory,
is it not lawful for me to do what I please with my
Own?' ought to be abolished by the law of the land."
We can see nothing in either of these charges
to justify his Grace's indignation. He is, it is well
known, a most notorious and tenacious bo-
roughtnonger ;—why, therefore, he should be
angry at being styled as such, we cannot
upon any rational principle understand. Surely
there is no more harm in calling a jobber in Podia-
mentary seats a boroughtnonger, than in calling a
shoemaker a tradesman I If the vocation be an
honest one, publicity, no matter how extensive,
can do the individual pursuing it, no injustice;
and if it be not, the sootier it is held
up to public obloquy the better. With re-
gard to Sir T. DENMAN'S comments on the
well-known interrogatory, " Is it not lawful for me
to do what I please with my own ?" they are un-

justifiable only if false ; but as his Grace has not
hesitated to avow the interrogatory in question, we
see no earthly reason why the Attorney-Oeneral
should hesitate to denounce it. For our own parts,
so far from thinking the Right lion. and Learned
Gentleman inconsiderate in what he has said, we
are of opinion that his conduct is entitled to the
highest praise. He has boldly spoken the troth—
and nothing more—respecting the style and quality
of his Grace's sayings and doings, and by
thus placing them in their proper light,
and calling them by their proper names, has
done an Hot of justice to his Grace and conferred a
benefit on the community. If the Dale of NEW.
CASTLE be really so touchy on the 3COIB of his voca-
don ; if he really think that to be called a borough-
monger is to be called by a term of reprobation, let
him itt once resign the odious calling, and thereby
vindicate the polity of his public character ?

The following ure extracts born German ?aims
received, this morning

FRONTIRRB CIV StiviA, Nov. 14.—The atlaits of
Stivia are taking a favourable turn. Prince Miloseh, to
whom the Porte has given the rights of Sovereign fin-
himself and his successors, is indefatigable in his endeavours
to introduce improvement. into the Administration,
and especially to make great teforins in the system of
taxation. Nothing could be more fortunate for. the
Serviette than to be (,laced under the hereditary govern-
ment of a Prince of their own nation for 1)), this the
chief cause of all the ktortiana Will be removed, because
eserY. chief appointed 'for a limited period, or even
fur life, always think 4 of securing the fortnnea of
himself or hie, family atttelsting and
tho mere powerful .atuusig his adherenis on their part
again seek to enrich theniselvea it the expense Of the penple
in order to pave a ),,ay themselves to the tiiiec power,
t4'co9tcorYo it 'l;rt au torOitary
4io i4eopto Well---l 0 Plotro
woromi Otto.-

.will against being op-
, more powerful vasi..ils, and to increase their
prosperity by the promotion of industry.
VIENNA., Nov. 22.—Four per Cent. Metal!lives, 811 ;
Bank Shares, 1069.
Nov.y 29. Vont- per Cent. Metalliques 81k; Bank
Stock 1082.
l'utsaulta, Nov. 20.-0 o the lath of Nov. the re-