Star.
London, England, 1829-08-22 00:00:00

FRENCH MINISTRY.

The Chronicle of this morning publishes a history of the change
of Ministry in France, front one, he describes as a correspondent
of a daily paper, who professes to be well informed. He begins
with—" the cause of the dismissal of the French Ministry, and
the appointment of the present one, has no connection with either
the policy of the English Cabinet, or with the European system of
politics"--and from thence, in proof of his assertion, this wise oracle
proceeds,with &Pope-and-Ea story, to narrate how the Newßoman
Power having addressed a " Lobo encycliyue" worthy of the dark
ages, to the Bishops and Archbishops of Frasco,—repeating aca-
themes against every religious sect which the spread of knowledge
has established, confronting every liberal institution, and expressing
a hatred V Constitutional and popular Governinents,—the Council of
&ate, as well as the Ministry, condemned it in the strongest
terms; and would not permit its circulation or publication.
Now, this proves so far that the Pore, conhdently audacious
under the strenuous protection of the Goths, and the encouraging
seal of his Jesuit militia, everywhere machinating with success,
dares to launch his old thunder in the common cause against the
very nation that so lately did, and may again, pluck the ape of St.
Peter from his easy chair. The party that has wrought
with such success in Spain, Portugal, Flanders, and Ireland,
under the same fostering auspices, was alone frustrated in
France ; and it was the conduct of French Ministers, refractory
to what this well-informed Correspondent of daily papers styles
European system of politics, that drew down the ban
and excommunication of the Holy Sze, his abettor Max.
TIIINICH, and their Many political accomplices.—Solomon goes on
to state—" That the high church party in France," (namely, the
bigotted supporters of superannuated systems—the silken willing
sl.ves of despotism, who give the charter their malediction, and
would restore the Inquisition and the Waite on the ruins of free
institutions) "bring infuriates!, sought the King, and repre-
sented that the firm conduct of Ministers was an attack upon
religion itself ;" which, being believed by the descendant of limey
the Fourth, alarmed by the menaces and loud complaints of the
Ultra party, be agreed to supersede the delinquents, by Ministers
that would show more respect for Popes' Bulls, and Excommunis
eating Circulars ; and condemn, in unison with his enlightened
HOLINESS and his Vienna friend, "all liberal ieutitediass and Om-
dilutions: and popular Governments." For the Chief of this Papist
Anti-Constitutional Cabinet, whom could be better select than the
friend and confident of the Duke of Wat.temrtnt and Lord
Aasanasw ? the common proselyte of Mertsairecu, the worshipper
of feudal forms, and over-bloated Aristocracy—the participator Is
those English intrigues which agonize Greece, and have given a
bloody Usurper to the Throne of Portugal. The Correspondent
of the Chronicle, professing to be so well informed, must in future
support his pretensions with more consistent arguments. We
maintain that the appointment of the present Ministers in France
is not only " connected with the English Cabinet and the European
system of politics," but that these Ministers are the advance-guard
of the Nlarateencu faction, pushed forward to pioneer the way
before the moat audacious and strongly combined attempts to tr.
trograde society, and arrest the progress of universal improvement.
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