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London, England, 1818-05-12 00:00:00

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, LONDON,
TUESDAY,' 111.4 Y 12, 1818.

We received last night the Pails Papers of Fri-
day last. Thnse of Saturday, which were due this
morning, have not arrived in course. They are
remarkably barren of news. The Moniteur pub-
lishes officially, as a law, the Projet respecting
the liquidations.. Nothing ofinterest occurred in the
Chamber of Peers on Thursdayond the Deputies,
liaving urt business left upon their Wilds, did not

ensemble. The trial at Albi reached its thirty.
'second cl,ly on the Ist instant, and was still not
finished; it was expected, however, to be con-
.
chided in the course of two or three clays.
The Knights of Aialta, it is said, are to hold a
Chapter in the month of July next, to consider of

ibme important subjetb feititing to lie intereits

of their Order.

The Biliperor of RussiA mit 'riot 'expeclea to
4uit Warsaw, to return to Moscow; till the.3oth
ult. after the elpse 'of the Diet. .

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The report of the intended retirement of Lord
UVEBPOOL is resumed in. The Times of this day,
with the addition tlrat Mr. VANSITTART'aISO means
to resign. We positively contradicted the first
of these reports some time ago, and we now re-
peat omit full conviction that it is wholly unfound-
ed:- • We ate much griflecl in m sking this dcclara-
don, becaitse we are persuaded that the people at
larie-WilLreCeiVegr'eat pleasureiti the assurance; that
they are trot likely toslose the services of the"
Noble Lord,',itpon. whose wisdour, experience,
jodgmentf and integrity, they can fully depend.
Nor do we believe that the report of Mr. VAN-
SiTTAttf9 retirement has any stronger fonudotion.
The truth is, that the uncertainty of the period
when the GENFRAL ELECTIoY is
_likely to take
place, anthlte expectation that it is near.-at hand,
have spread great alarm ann,ng the Opponents of
Government,who, therefore, ai e trying', by all pos-
sible means, to excite the idea of probable changes
in Administration, because the reports of such
changes have always a powerful influence upon
the hopes, fears,, and interests of those to ivhorn-
they look for supporf.in the event of a Dissolu-
tion.

-flrouglrthelOte meeting of factious :Reformers '
in Spa,fields was mot e_conteinpliblti. than tlanger-H
ons, yet flom.the persevering malignity of their.
character, they demand a continued vigilance. on
the part of Government. XVe cannot have a better
proof of this malignant perseverance,Oan in,the
conduct of 'WATSON, who notwithstanding that,
in our opinion, at least: he'owed safety Iran
condign .punistruient wholly
,to good luck and
lenity, is not to,be tanglie by experience, or warn-
ed by peril, hat still. pursues his.. eonrse, And
what is this Man: that .he:;shouhl •rbtrs continue
to force himself into 'public - notice, and,by
the itiht, unruly, and misclievons
to listen to his insidious harangues, endatfr4er the
peace of the Country, if not bring it into hazard ?
‘Ve therefore earnestly exhort Government 'to be
upon the alert, for whatever pretended schism may.
prevail among the Spafieldites and, Spenceaßs, they
are all the same factious gang, and have 01e same
traitorous view:. They doubtless combilie in
secret whateVer they niay Affect in public, andlt
would be worse than folly if such mi,Creants were
not duly observed, lest supineness on the part of
our rulers might give a stimulus to their hopes,
and induce them to resume their .baleful opera-