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London, England, 1829-12-31 00:00:00

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which united the people of every state spinet NAPO"'
mica, not to mention the breaches of lath end par-
titions which followed, that may be mainly sited the
present state of discontent prevalent both in Ranee end
other countries. We intended to hags pnweed the
subject much further,. when the followiag belt necked
our hands front a high political source at Paris. We
shall resume our remarks on an early dry : in the mean-
time. it is imperious* to add that* letter of our Cor-
respondent will command the attention it so justly merits.

SUNDAY, Die. rt.
We continue in the same state of irritation, and un-
happily of mistrust, in consequence of the tendency of cer-
tain ambitions, which, to be satisfied, Um already given
to M. de POLIONAC for colleagues, DIMS Inscribed
on the banners of liberty. SISASEIHNI. -Cesium
PERRIEn, am amongst the number; and his even said,
that they have given their COMM. HARTION AC
and HYDE DE NEUYILLI are to occupy the in-
terior and marine. Is was hoped that;Rot BR COLLARD
would accept the ministry of worship and public instruc-
tion, and he had not altogether refused. All the private
stipulations were agreed upon, and the sanction of the
Palace was alone wanting... The wind wilic,h blew there,
fortunately. saved France from this strung* Coalition ;
which, incapable of accomplishing any good, would
only in a very trifling degree, have diminished existing
evils, to have rendered them more permanent.
HODRHOWT, furious, was appeased, it is said, by the
premise of the first vacant Marshal's staff; and it appears
thatlias arrangement even seduced, in some measure, the
Court ; but as there were not Marshals' staffs for all
the others, great cries and great jealousies were expressed.
The solemnities of Christmas recalling and rendering the
Grand Almoner and Cd. more powerful at the Tuileries,
a grand resolution was taken, the Jacobin project was
abandoned, and'the Kum received the Sacrament. AU
this squabbling has produced the most animated discus-
sions between the parties implicated; resentment and
dissensions have been the result. We are assured
that this is precisely what POLIOWAE wished; but
it is well known that he has not sufficient sagacity
to invent 'a
plan of this description, and in which
be has been; in fact, but an instrument. Whatever may
be the case, the evil has been done, and this divi-
sion, it is supposed, may obtain a majority for
the Minister. But that, we venture to affirm, is
impossible. The greatest portion of the Deputies
have arrived at Paris. Two HUNDRED AND
SZVENYN•YOUR Members are already pledged, "to
answer the opening speech of the session, to declare that
the Chamber and all France were convinced of the good
intentions of the Kixo; but that the Chamber and France
entertain no hops of seeing these good intentions rea-
lized by the present Ministers." It is thought, that
as soon as this engagement is made known to the
Kum , thathe will adjourn the meeting of the Chambers.
On the other hand, five deputies, DE S
DEC L , DE T . . . , and
V. hays resolved to demand of the Chamber an act of ao-
mimeo% against M. POSTAL'S ; who, in oosusteselplng
the ordinance which created the new Ministry, has excited
the indignation dell France, and destroyed the confidence
which she had in her Monarch—sacrificing his duty to
the ambition of being First President of the Court of
Onsation. AU these projects announce a dissolution of
the Chamber; and the Ministry, the King, and the
Court, fancy they can treat it with contempt. Having the
majority in the Chamber of Peers, they say they will ob-
tain from this Chamber, not only the authority, but
even an invitation to change the electoral Law by a
Royal ordinance. lam not indisposed to believe this,
You must agree with me—we have nothing to hope in,
that quarter, notwithstanding the nomination of Poe-
TOILET to the post of Chancellor of Francel— The
Secretary of the Jacobin Commune of Paris, Chan-
cellor to CHARLES X. l Risen teneatie—in spite all
this—or rather by- the aid of all this—ca era!

We have a Flanders Mail this morning, bringing us a
great variety of interesting notices from the Continent.
The most important of these is an article from the fron-
tiers of Russia, given • in a Brussels Paper of lesterday,
setting forth that " the Turkish Ambassador is shortly.
expected ; but it is believed that his mission will be un-
successful, and that the Emperor will not make any con-
cessions besides those which he has already made." Se-
veral members of the Royal Family of Prussia are ex-
pected in January at Petersburgh ; and it is added that
in spring they will accompany the Emperor to Moscow.
There is no mention made in any of these parrs of the
Emperor having a relapse, which event is noticed ender,
our foreign head. It would appear, by the .suldoined.
article from Vienna, that the fate of Greece shell shortly
In sealed

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