Star.
London, England, 1829-08-18 00:00:00

,Niel *Mt lad italpiem these Ma, hiso bite as, (and we
Bath thein for their hatred,) have come Into power. In their
Miry to reign, they have sot takes title sinagit to mitt together
and plot the tiHa Mich they have got to perpetrate. Their tele-
tibias trial from talon to 'Mari, from Fribmarg us Ta-
ken. to the after ailligloos and to bniik boob Pallor Nothing
but Weals. the 'Mohan edam that 50,000 fit hl objects
of the ling are reedy Sella them the yid of their &Yalta sad
abillY, id yet they Of pet eau a Prefect of Police. Their
asitlaiehleai pel* is bumbled Wroth the ptipaluity et M. de
Belleyeas They la for a month, I Week I day, to end isms(
thrabittves s halos betOthl by Fusee. The principles whkb shall
eat* drab. they My, Site those of all Pearlman who desire
the thatity et the those and the hippineis of the country. Yet
they dire nisi issiare what their principles wk. The Allfineisesr con.
Hoak itb Awe today; but who dais hot andentand that It Is
the Illishe otitmbattaimetst and far ? Every thing is an autistic
to tiara They knew, that in any pace *here a tbasemd people
shall ha asehabled. there a daybed Cokes will be raised itgaast
thins. They know this, and they hesitate between force. Which
weed be turned back against themietas, and weakness, which
would doe na dent in the eyes of their own party.
Moira*. titbits to the fatigue of a lag &shoos, and to the
absence diction Matten, they will be able to drag ea their mist-
eat rot mini ,maths; anti will so long have power to harem; and
destroy. and to gratify themselves with acts of petty Injustice and
personal vengeance. But the sky will arrive when the Chambers
oust be as enabled. With. thee be dose ? Dadra the Cham-
ber elected Is 1827 t • Ciatolie the electoral colleges, and ap-
peal to the opinion d' he colittry ? At the present day, fraud
is not easy I the intervention of third parties is very treaties
some, the sartretibtsce of the Courts Royal art very formi-
dable, and though they might be able, as in good old times,
to suppress good rotes 'and add false, yet It would be seen
that they would not have silty velem. They are not ignorant of
lids themselves : they *ill then be obliged to fate the present
Chamber. By With &boa of Words, by what silly deception, do
the organs Of this Ministry fancy that they can create a belief that
It win have a majority? What, those Deputies who, actuated by
a spirit of liberty sot preperly understood. hake this year rejected
the Municipal bar—Wald they change the Law of Election and
bitable& Ale ? Wald the Malabar which has driven
oat M.de %Viols support hi. de Pditeac?.
*b. are the gent Mates among the new hlinhtry when
Speedses kin to *at this traderful tratanterplicish? Is M. de
Poligrac oft) Be is very polished ; but ltl. the Mithignoe. With as
Isoltehess, peowests, perhaps, a each ability, and as numb
*hada for business. M. Courvoisier ? There is advocate fee ad-
vimate, east I prefer M. 'Damn. M. de Mabel? He roads
Boa* bah* *a Meeth of M. de Vinci, ; but perhaps M. de fie-
bibtfini witilispemisolim with greater facility. M. de Chabrol?
I einlesi that be le an active lighter ; what Are, what energy he
pashas! With the exception of MM. Casimir Peeler, Ultra,
Sod a boadred Others, I de not know where to And one to answer
hilt. Lastly. is 14. dela Bourdosnale the eloquent orator? He
alone Wahl prevent the Vinbtry having. tnajoeity, if k were posh-
Dialog tbethandir other circumstances to have a majority. His po-
Udine" and disgusting ekaggention are issapportahie to the most
moderate part of the Chamber. The eight venue fears him, and
will seise soot new to note 'against bins. M. de h Bardoanaya
has, besides never bees isecessfol bet is on abietterd 4ba.capri-
cimeauppsisition. Trate epigram by hg. lien] nalt Constant would
upset and eirafeehd Mtn. 'Really, I cannot see lath one sort of
disciatit in which the new Ministry can engage with Maar—
namely, thermal snilitavr code. under tire &spier of Ikatrahs
sae slMrlr. Thera are Win* IA the stew 'Midday who oaderhaod
this %Widen -nurvelloody 'Wen lit a 'loch from 'General Gerard
will be as effective as his eloquence.

Att it *mild be a dangerous folly -for the •MinNtry to convoke a
DAT/ 'Cleasiber, anhbenrJlty to late 'the prevent rine,*wime fear that
these Gethtlareen "Seithout the aid of the Chimbers at
all; that texturing the artick le, they Will estabilsh ehe candor-
ship by ordinance, make a new law of deeds" try cirdlisance, and
a budget by ordinance. In one's own room, In the midst rd pen.
pie of the sante opinion with one's self. it Is easy to say—.' with
thirty thousand men I will do :Wilds." This language pleases
certain persons—it is even encouraging. But though a Minister of
Wu, and is warlike as you please, /et you Will not be able to
make one person march when it is known that to-morro* yds
will no longer be Minister. It was the bills of the Hue St. Dents
which destroyed %Nide : they will rebound again on the Minister
Who shall employ them.
No, We haste no ground to dread this reign of blood and terror.
The Royal wisdom has perhaps beat dervived by of the Court
and interested declamations; but ids goodness will not firl pain
from nor respectful resistance. and in our grief 'be will only see a
prayer. He WW not destroy that charter which is his support and
our 'happiness. By that the kingdom has become tranquil and glo-
rious in his hands; by that he Milt trand•it, peaceful'and flourishing,
to his son.
"Aslor thine gentlemen whose minds are filled 'with the chimera
of Ciabknts, who see revelation in every thing, and who arm
thinieeNars:against this phantons,We must, as I halt said before,
submit to them for a few months. They will profitably 'elnplu;
the time in doing evil to others, and much good to themselves.—
They will make their own fortune, put themselves in some acute
'hhoiden, and find places 'for their brothers, and nephews, and
• conshis, to.the lOW degree. Then at the day Of judgment,—at
the 'day when they most appear before the Chamber. they will
quietly retire, weeping for the Monarchy, which they desire to
'save. Ate shall see, at last, that all will end with emigration : we
shall Ipplaud and 'forget every 'thing ; for, after all, ere are a good
sort of people, aweigh revolutionists at heart.

Fr- %w.f.' the Amnia! des De bats of Friday.
PARIS. Atm. 1.3.
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The organsof the net; illei;ery bats re-aidion Is soon to
tate place lathe foreign policy of France. They might byre spared
`tbeinielvtsdie'trotible °filth relation ; for they acquaint as with
loathing swore than What we knew five days ago, 'and•Which the
•Dolte of Wdlissgton lucre, two 'Ninths before. We, tood,sluipk
Ipapple,thought that In Landon the Turks, Greeks, and Whelan •
'divided theitubhc Amnion. We lamented •the fate of unhappy ;
'Orate. abindcidad Watch b-edWirdly.manner to Ildalisnoud, and
tto "the'elty." Is fierentifirwiteolthe Protocol. -Indeed,We wthild
hove hid'airviredlet the itistruttiuns of Ike -old Slinistry walk! '
lin Lowden Idivelsden fulilded than opposite muss to-their ',int.
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