The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-12-04 00:00:00

FRIDLY, nutmegs 41 1818. •

There can be no doubt that considerable official
changes must take place soon. Ministers are 81104
anticipating theilfects upon their power of the ream;
tion of the Windsor Establidtasent, that costly and
well-feathered nest of Court sycophants and
,Minis.
tonal dependen Ali their wits are already it
work to providelosh supports to the system of Coy-
roptiou and deaggpic power. Reasour speaks of
many shiftings about, and projects for this peers,.
Several of the old possettors of of ice,who hate fattened
almost to surfeit on the good things amidst which they
hare been wallot> uring their lives, it is thought,
will at length kind ondestend to retire upon large
pensions to themselves end families in order to
admit a host of fresh recruits to the fillulsteriat
cause; end thus with the help of. Lord CASTLE!
REAGU'S new school of Diplomatists and Portfolio-
holders from Ais-la•Chapelle, and 'tile DuiLe. of
W ELLINGTON'S Staff, well planted and Wrenched
at the Ordnance. Office, we fear we may yet expect to
see the standard of the Holy Alliance, like' Lord,
CASTLEREAGH'S eloquence, making as marry eon.,
quests over common tense and the liberties and
purses of the People of this country, as ever.—
We have already stated the intended retirement
of Lord MulostAvE, to make way for the Duke of
WELLINGTON in the Cabinet, and to secure and
further provide for the WELLES LEY interest. Tishl
is a poject in perfect accordance with the present
giorioue system, of which the Noble Duke has been
v.a successfel a supporter in the field. Whether Itle
Grace's rare talents iu the Cabinet, and his eloquence'
in the Senate will surpass the luminous displays of his
friend CASTLEIIELGU, time must show ; but there is
some reason to supra that a considerable portion of
oratorical ability, besides Lord CASTLEREAGH'S un-
common gift of speech, will be netesiaiy to espliin
and defend the mysterious arrangements of the late
Congress at Ain•la-Chapelle. Lard Liesnelai3l.;
k is said, has long felt uneasy in his piece

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—be bits so much to defend. It is again an:
timed that his Lordship will quit office len.'
mediately after Parliament is made " as well se-
(painted as from the nature of the circumstances it
can he," with the results of the late Congress at
Aix-ta•Chapelle. In the meantime, however, helms
to remain to defend and justify the measures adop'ed
at this assembly of Sovereigns, and particularly to
support the part taken by the United Kingdom at
the‘e celebrated conferences. When Parliament
shall decide on the character of these proceedings, it
it said his Lordship, who is not an old man, will
wire into the bosom of his family, resigning the
arena of politics to the moiii bustling spirits that are
to be introduced by Load CASTLIREAOH. With
the Premier, it is nut to certain that the Loan
CHANCELLOR, one of lho most active and laborimet
Members of the Cabinet, and who, as 'Keeper of the
PRINCE REGENT'S ConfiCienCel is said to possess
more influence over the mind of his Royal High-
ness than any man in England, Lord YARMOUTH
excepted, will deliver up the Great Seal, and retire
to his country-house, with the tremendous fortune
necessarily made by the multitude of Bankrupt Com-
missions (proofs of the national prosperity) w*b
haufpassed through his Lordship's hands. Such are
the statements still in circulation. The death of
her Mausea, and the new organization of the frame
of Parliament, will doubtless occasion some politicalj
changes ; but it is not a little remarkable, and moth
lying enough, that whatever changes now take place,
the Public are in nowise the better for them—they ate
all made to aggruste the sum of public evil, instead
of tending to diminish it--even the fall of the Wind/
son usonster of Corruption is only likely to gipe
birth to another Hydra, with mouths equity Deese.
MU! and rapacious.
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It appears by the New York Papers, drake detach-
ment of 400 troops were to sail from.the Havannah
in the latter end of October, to receive back Pensa-
cola from the American garrison there. The Go-
verment of the United States have made arrange-
ments for the immediate (mention of plans for the
-.3 of New Orleans, and the districts generally
Mississippi, from the attacks of a to.
Trade was reviving at New York, in
the arrival of. a nwmber of dealers
Lerior, with about 400,000 dollars in
upended in the purchase of goods.

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the Paris Papers which have arrived
that ibe Duke of W &LW. NStON 01111.
in the French capital on the evening
Prince Alrrie,alricu bad preceded him)

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