Star.
London, England, 1828-01-18 00:00:00

CHANGE OF MINIST

'RON PUBLIC THZ LIDBII
The further prorogation of Parlies
alarmed some of the writers of the day,
country is entirely 14 without a responsible
and therefore withfit a Constitutional
But, however, if these writers will haw
and avoid indulging their Readers
persons, Ministers in expectancy, we
when the Admilistration is formed,,
of respunsible persons, aye, and Cons
too; of men who really, while supper'
authority, will have the national inter*,
is true, that the politics of the new
not exactly square with the idearnf
to; but what then? If the new Mini
loyalty sufficient of talent—prov;dl
the affairs of this great nation, fears
a Constitutional Government will ce,
boot suppose that the object of all pt
and indivisible—Amor Patna.
FROM TH6 1111R41.1
In holding, as we are desirous
hand between the different parti s
political arena, our dfficelties, as
are r or a little enhanced by the sing
in sshich those who profess to sp ak
fir ever involving their patrons. \V
be mote perplexing than to be told,
late Administration has been broken
of two of its Members, Mr. Herries
and, on the neat, that they are the
the Lord Chancellor, who are likell
the new Cabinet ?. The very idea,
sbettb that those who profess to ki
Ithe matter. know .very little, if any
Inking to what is called the Mir
-Pre's tor authority, the public is del
the public are permitted to knob. fr
dered demi official sources,the more
look to the meeting.of Pa. hament,
reluctance, the truth must come of
part of the late Mjnistry been ti
Parliament should have met full t,
remark attributed to a high quart.
parties seem to care Inorefcar the good
than far the State itself, appears •
founded; to which many will be I
some, at least, of those who have as
evince but little gratituJe or respect
which raised them to stations, the
so unaccountably shrink from w
real responsibility arrived. His
vinced, requires no sacrifice of
meet his own ease or convenience
ral master has made personal sac
date the views of his servants, he h;
his turn, some little of the same spi
on their part. It was the duty of
to have met Parliament openly
zards; and to have said--11 Thi
have to render—approve or disa
please; and to have taken the.ju
upon their conduct. Had
vonrable, Lord tiodecichinight hav
Government in anepen and dignified
judgment of Pailtamenjt peen feet
his Lordship yet found.thielacigr_
disunion:, the bickering', and retpoasibilities
too trying for his mental or bodily
he might then have retired from olk
ness of having shrunk from no responsii
avoided embarrassing both his Mal"
at a period so peculiarly ill-chocen
adopted. It is tibcmall antra'
much of the rink Of Parliament,'
.will be taken up in personal. eiplauatii
MUM' taunts and recriminations.
must take place; and gladly shall
does* net": and we know no better
its avoidance to men of all parties
them that personal -invective seldom
personal objects ; and that, if they
that they are suorefor the good things
for the State itself, they will abstain
powerful a handle as this would
mutely, who entertain that opinion,
public-men. •

COMM ERCI ALTlgnitiiiii
The motet for Prairotrot► r
..
firmness, and the basint* thine this
skierahle than in the roman/ Omit.
be quoted at the adVant* noticed On. _
morning do not eeeM iodised tia:jielt,' unless
suhinittril to. Ito tbirtinines, A
.floctirls:l.i..
to be cdintibedbii* the end lartautensit,
in Ilie iiiatl4i.4. IPiteg.a.aadinligiff Veii
' Coiritoritidipotosidli s*t dit_.
amonirtie ' .r is ' . *ak,
.i.i.. mai. tl i. 4 041 a sop Deb.
A
ton it.iiinit. sVelf !j,. . ay/outadd
Lfore.elitertoMeit tidi r' eVoih liai
il.r,rr# itoie it fiery ctipiii&i.' Tile'
Indio. t retie ii
.ilF*lydie'satie:ti at ibis'
colet is grit miter more fitih.
-Hu* remains ito:aoy, pielii'the last tonal/en
mand. The present Mock kiabriiic oil4o puncheon.
.. The deliveries of Soorrifal hive 'Mich
seten days, and liavk astiOnfirA'to 0411 v._
about the'same. The liasiligi' •
NeOpiiio
been the Itch kebetairt. .
Wont.—Spanish Wools bare bern lit
TALLOW has 3. steady, dineint tot m
bore not yatiel,beat for T.. '

Mr. Peel 'had' a 8.44 'Of&
Among the company, sieteAt'
Bathurst, Mr. Goyalbura,4o.- .
Among those sent for 11114
.Wellington..rvatttnd conseltit
A isrreeen, from the PiioilYN.Str
Tne Duke of Devonshire feet
from the King on Wednesday !mai%
of State.
The Earl Dudley received.;
the King on Wednesday evening,
Gentleman attached to his Majestv
With respect to the official Gent
withdraw from their-attendance,
attend upon the Duke of Wellington,
yesterday explained to be in tomtit
of Wellington being the only indi,
Born the King, till the new Administration is forme
and sworn ir,tu office, -bets -in point of fact, they are to
attend Mr. Peel, under the direction of the Duke
Wellington. We have beard from several sources yes.
terdity, that Mi.„;Pgel is to be First Lord of the Treasurvi
and that he had betas heard o declare, unreservedl!.
that when he- -setired-froas—the office of Szcretery et
State for the Home Department, he would not accept
of office againfettept it was to be Prime Minisfer.
went out in his capiage yesterday, to the residence
Mr. lluskisson, in Somerset-place, where he remain!,
for several hours. Mr. Huskisson is confined to
house by indisposition, which w..s the reason of
Duke of Wellington, the Lord Chancellor, Mr. Pi
and several others, assembling en Wednesday even'
at Mr. Huskisson'i heuse. Lord Ciodertch was of '
party.

STRY.
Atte. •.
iiament has quite
day, seeing that the vis
sponsible Ministry,
thi
onal .Government."
'cal
awe a little patiente,
with the names of
have no doubt that
it win be eouipered
Constitutional ones -bid
Mtn the Sovertiga ;
tree.ts at heart. It of
w Government miy
f the writers alluded Ct
iis ers combine with
talent—to -menage 11,
s for the absence of sad
;ease: for we cannot '3ll
public writers it mit
Zia
LD.
s of doing, an even
s which occupy the
.ad
t well as their own,
igular inconsistencies
It horn authority are so
'oat, I or iastatice, can
, nit one Jay, Out the ti
it up by the disunion re
and Mr. HnskibSOn; d
only persons, besides
ly to be Members of
upon the rice of it, •
:now the nvist abutit
ything ; and th,at, in t
inisterial pa. t elf the
eceived. But, the lest
from what are consi-
e antiously must th 7
, when, in spite of a
out. Had the Whig
rue to its principles,
two months ago. The
rter, that men of all
cod things of the State
to be but too well
inclined to add, that
.spited to high station,
sect towards the hand
It duties of which they
when the moment of
Majesty, we ate coa-
-1 principle merely to
ice ; but w hen a libe.
,acrifices to weaned..
has a right to expect, it,
tit k of accomsnodatisa .
f the late Govemtnelt
and fairly at all ha.
lig is the account as •
approve of it as yea
tdgment of Parliament •
judgment been tisk. .
have retired from the
i fled manner ; or had the
enthdrible to him, adi
;nets, the anxieties, the
eaponsibilities of ofE
,ty ftatitiesaitunder
40-whir tPO tenni°
esponsibility,`And have
lajesty and the conntr, •
en as that which he has
oration to consider ho • .1
, when it does assemble
eiplaaations, if not it
s. The former, at least,. •
alt we tree that the ether
r way of recommending
;in than by reminding
Ideas indicates any but •
ley do not wish to she
things of the State that
bstain from giving e-
-1 do to the.rnany, unto!. -
°ion, more Or less, of all
• .
lENCE—(Tats Dirt.).
condones to evince mud
I • wit* bas been more can
The prices in general mai
Tuesday. The holders dr
unless a 'farther rimed is i •
di. ?ids adrio_witi Amur
.I.IO`)IVMA buyers
Siltrf Are heady.
liRiH the briskness ahem
It,' hid' purchases haw
Denier**, and the prices en
rabid expectations are thew-
' liarrsi 'ions remained isa•
1111*. ankle stock of wee -
ai itertatrisse year. .Forettl
. .
t feriae* Only la partied!
/0 puncheons and 1 ,ovu lab& • '
rich ihereased within the lax
ed cwi.' The price miring .
itearies We Of too tens Wlt
tairdemand lately.
arsteption. but the prier'
Meet 58s. per cwt.
(•tale dinner last sight
r' road Chancellor, Lad
spree-by the Duke of
iltations, was the Elul d
kainitore.
ceivid a eolll3l3onicatint
melting, from an Office •
communication from
lag, from a cunfidentisi
itutlemen called upon to
e on Lord Goderich, sod
;too on Wed nesd ay,it wn
onsequence of the Dub
individual in authon.l
Idininistration is formed.
point of fact, they are tt
wection of the Duke
from several sources yes.
first Lord of the Treasure
to declare, unreservedl!.
c office of Szcretary
tilt, lie would not accent
o be Prime Minisfer. lh
rday, to the resident
lace, where he remainci
kisson is confined to }ln
i was the reason of th •
rd Chancellor, Mr. Pe:l
g en Wednesday eveniag
ord Gioderech was of flo

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