The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-07-10 00:00:00

same iissPort as the nolo eptieopitri Oir the tans date for a mitre. Indeed, were we to eirderstaud the language of this Gentleman in the ordinary [Continued frame sir Paper of yesterday.] . acceptation of 'the term . . s, i t Would Imply that o n t h e eeiti of January, Lord PORCITESTER ~. . who insisted upon the investigation, did SO' tO t . 1106 ° eyed for a Committee of the whole Hattie, take into consideration the policy and conduct of fne.the purpose of inju - ring hie Majesty, as if the the l'spedition to Walcheren. • Had the •obtet%.' .K had been the real cause of the failure, and A . • f I ord ST. VINCENT been pe rfectl y toe, tlist he Opposition sought to make him rasponsi. sullen 04 1 " that Ministers made a m erit o f eVer y ii is. ble fur it. In what other sense could a man s en. Tel t, t h a t held the country," the stranuoui op.l. acquainted with the jargon of o faction, which az. aver p.iti in which they ma de to th i s ai m" must rogates to itself every pretence to loyalty and af have been considered as a great effort of modesty, faction to the Constitution,• understand the ex. 4 in this case, and upo n such g roenda, their peessione of " standing by our gricious Soye. I da% ins to the gratitude of the pciple were un. reign," and " shedding the last drop of blood in ['model The noble mover, in a epeech• of con. his defence," thee as a magnanimous 'defiance of ' s iderabte c own rice, had declared that the qua. treason or rebellion ? .. Is • not the first Ma g i strate l: lion resolved itself into " inquiry or no inquiry," principally interested in the welfare of the nation, and it is clear, from the whole tenor pursued by 'and are not those of his people, who are meat the Treasury Beni'', that the Honourable Mew . watchfol•of its interests, his most loyal subjects ?- hers who sat there, notwitlutaudiot the readiness Are wets stiguititize all as disaffected to the Royal of their leaders to meet, nay to solicit the strictest Person, who entertain a doubt, and wish to antis. investigation of their flooded, had in reality em- ft it by inquiry, of the immaculate purity of such braced the latter branch of the alternative.—They , ism 115 CASTLEREAGH and cANNINO, or those proposed, , indeed with great plausibility, and , Ow s they have left behind them in office ? Have seeming candour, that the House should wait for they the audacity to identify their treettrleyit of. ,; the pc/Auction of the papers and documents :da. katrith . the permanent interests of Majesty ? If tire to'the Expedition; but whoever considers that' to, ,ley•nut imitate at once . • ~ a precedent to ,be tbose t rn a old doeueeta were virtually in their fouud at the last period of the dectiete Atalanta, own possesses., *ad that, if they bad intended an when a law was enacted declaring those who spoke unreserved communication of their contents, they I disrespectfully of the Ministers sadly :of high had more than sufficient time to• have them in i treason to the Emperor? It is impossibleiiiit ti t Ica liness fur the very first day of the Session, will I feel a mixture of contempt and indignation, which perceive that this was a mere subterfuge for the appear to be incompatible, when wf see Mad purpose of gaining time, to make a judicious se_ characters as the above, assuming, in the pre. latioe, so as to cunfinc their judges to such some of the first and most enlightened Wide points in the case as they deemed most favourable upon earth, the sacrosanct robes of inviolability! to their acquittal. Nothing could be more far. But to return to the immediate subject tff distuse fetched and empty than the arguitieuts, which lioo. • • - were advanced by their advocates in support of The standing order of the House for the meld: Ministers upon this worthy occasion, arguments, sion of strangers was enforced by Mr. Iroaxii: which, had they not been supported by that specks who, as a reward for such a service, was, almost of mystery, which, as ItocitutoucAutzr observes, immediately afterwards, appoialsd Teller of .the was iuveliteil to conceal the defects of the mind, Exchequer, and FirM Lord of thp. Admiralty ; must have excited the contempt and derision of the first a sinecure place, and the...seeesd, in his the House. When divested of the aid, of form, hands, likely enough to become otti. We have and submitted to the public through the impartial a right to say that it was as a reword for such a medium of the press, (that PRESS which Ministers teguice that he was appointed successively to these, fear and hate, and will break down if they can) places of emolument, .for it will be impossible 11 , their nothingness was evident . ; and,evca while—',point outany other that he has performed. The urged with all the gravity of office mot the pomp lolly arguatent that was ever advanocd in Support of declamatioii, they not ovily i failed to make any of the propriety of retaining sinecure offices, teal impression on the hearers, bet, what was which had the least colour of reason, was, that worse, did not furnish the adherents 'of the par. it enabled the Sovereign to reward transcendent ties about to be put upon their trial, with a de. merit, without enctolching upon the revenues of cent, a colourable pretest fur voting in their fa. the Crown, or laying any additional burden upon wont. The subsequent conduct of many of those,, the people, while it testified the gratitude of both. who upon this occasion voted on the popular side, Well, then, here is a practical illustration of the is a proof that all they wanted was a plausible ,docteine. After the people . had Deed !Ong-kept excuse to have supported their ordinary leaden: in torturing suspense in expectation of an Inquiry,. But, be this as it may, utter a motion fur adjourn. in which their honour, their glory, their dear: went, which was negatived without a division, the est and most vital interests were involved; just previ ens question was put, and the Country•pre. as they were upon the point of being relieved by v eled, by a majolity of 'nine, against the Mini. an inquest upon the subject, held by their repro.' stets! Upon which, a Committee of the 'whole sentatives, to whoin they had delegated their own If wise, to inquire into the eastiti' , er the Allure Rows' and authority ; shills they were congratu. of the Expedition, was her e ic:Pl _14,11 lilting themselves that there was still, eve* at this . •'‘ • FrAry. i f i , . .I. '* t-..t. ti o: • &eery period of the world, an Oran Tose- The Ministers, however, had another resource, Nit. in' England, before which (Wiliest 'pow. which seemed to be the pit oiler of their expo& crful delinquent could be breught without any cuts. Publicity was what chiefiy they whits to err, or apprehension of the prepondetitieg into. avoid, knowing well that many ortitei t t a , fripVili, rest in his favour; at the very nilto . ppt when from a laudable modesty, might be afraid to yield they felt the dignity of British subjects, who bad to the natural bias of their feelings, immediately the valuablee-the invadable privilege. of being under the eye of their constituents. The standing I present, while their 'representatives were per. order for the exclusion of strangers was to be t forming the most awful of their functions, and resorted to, and a Right Honourable Gentleman that upon which alone the freedom of the &Nish was ready at hand to enforce it.' Previously to Constitution depends, stsroitcrwi TUE. RESFONSI• this, many of his expressions proved him to be a RUTTY OF TUE MINISTERS of the Csows ; it fit agent for their purpose. This was no less a that moment, an individual member arises; and personage than Mr. Yontix,. then representative ignominiously slops the gate of the sanctuary - in for Cambridgeshire, but now the worthy Mem- their face! What is the result? .The Sovereign - her for the Borough of St. Germain's. The task himself is personally introduced, -by the yeti that he was to perform requiring 11mA of hardi. I party who arc about to be put upon their trial, hood, but nothing of abilities, was suited to his and is made to bestow upon this satire individual, capacity : he had, the preceding day, proved him- member, a reward, reserved, in, the opinion of self to be possessed of a sufficiency of that value. the Ministers themselves, by'the Constitution, as ble " intrepidity of face," which is of so much a solemn testimony of the gratitude of both King use in the times we live in, by asking, with a tai. and People for the transcendent merit. of a sub. umphant air of security, and without the vestige ject ! There is nothing of exaggeration in tide of a smile, " whether a man could be found of . ' description ; it is literally fact, and a fact to greater li ability, and of purer mind, tha n his Right 1 w hi c h the w hole attention of the empire ought to Icon. Friend near him," namely Mr. Perceval ; be directed. What an example ii this fur the 1 Si a man," al be observed, 46 always ready to i other representatives of the people! What a. stand by his S overe i gn ," asort o f pra i se w hi c h the ; inducement does it held out'to than, to discharge House could not 'deny to the Chancellor of the with rigorous impartiality, with rigid 'justice, Exchequer) when his pertinacity in holding his 1 with uncorrupted faith, the' rnauifold trust reposed office was considered • , and, taken in this, its in them by their constituents! Whether we cooe, proper signification. As little could any, one Bider it in reference to the Prince pr the Country, question Mr. Yoßiati claim to the same species' the measure is equally pregnant with insult tolls. of merit, or d ou b t h i t veracity, wten, in the fer. I one, and disgrace to the other: to the int, at . sour of patriotism, he d ec l are d, " wou ld ' that he presenting - •an anomaly in his conduc t , o, IA iioooy always support his Majesty's Government while ' rendered the Judges of the Land independent of lie lived , " pretty clearly intimating thereby, that the Throne; to the latter, as tending to defeat' the nothi ng less than a sinecure place for life, would only beneficial purpose for which inquiry was in. c_: t ntent him. S u ch i s th e s t u ff our mo d ern l oya l. stitute d .: The well - known character of our most i are made of. It is true that, in the ',ante ; gracious Sovereign is demonstrative that this oak breath, lie asserted, that ' 6 he had nothing to hope, 1 0115 lea iilirictly . Ministerial, and the temper ca l , nothin g to fear but !" h such expressions' arc now hitsited by the Cembridgeshire Electors; 4 . 10... . ..., • ° ' cult evldedefti of the feelings of the peoploof pg" . considered as wordsof . course, who a man is , t o o ; -, • ' abo ut to • - • get an empl o y men t, h av i n g Much till 1 . Er• be cortinued.) L;Li . IEIV OP' TIM RLIAMENT. 14 . 41'g SESAION OF PA •• y .. ~ t THE STATESMAN. ' ''ter - , ~.~-:. t . . , 4-.llwww—, .. • .i CT i t o - ,:. .t.'......0. OZl'atto, suwo.O.W l .411 LT 8..:, • THE HALLOO*. ~ . • , 1 . The anxiety of the Ozonises, acid of 7 theCint, pany kit,mt oi, which remained solely • fee; th at pUepose).telfell the return of Messrs. Sadler, was this day very risible in the Streets of Oxford. 'ln. ,rarities were generally. Making,. and the common aelutatio i n of .the day ,wes,.".' Whet tidingse i the balloon 1" From morning, till two o'clock, groups Of people were collected in every isatt l. and iu the High-street (had we ttot witnessed the . immense crowds occasioned by the last week's ceremony), we should have thought that kt !via Walk Mailen l V ' relieve the curiosity of, the ispectatort, _end the' anxietiesof their friends, however, the Aeronau( arrival safely in 'Oxford,. in,p post-chaise, a little after two o'elock,end,their ,latii car ellingequipase followed them in another ce,t ly vehicle of the same kind. On their arritalbet `announced, the bells rang a welcome pea) ). vat these deservingei. tizens were received with - I thp most universal, joy pu their return from sO(apparentl7) hazardaus•ati hexcursion. From this time, till night, 'it was die. ficult for them to - Obtain any .of the repose of which they stood so much in peed. The.inquir., ers after their t own safety, the progress of their transit, and news from the clouds, were too an. Merous 'to admit of any idett of, rest. In . out apbrquent columns will be found, a description of 4lie ascent of this superb . mailine ~, and we, shall liew notice, to accurately as the shortness . of, the V I OP _Per:nits us, the.kaFogreaaand descent of this .ad- eonveyeace. The journal i of the transit, ; .ins 'rawer!, will be fined rath i er iecomplete, as the greeter .part, of tbe •rtentaAo ,obscreationg, •mult.byAkeipipmtoes travellers,. We are eqmpelled yi fee the reason •abovnassigneil. '• _ ~ ,decent, as we.have before stated, took plaep ,'bout two o'clock, P.M.: The course taken ; by the balloon was almost due nortli.east:f The gnat T est height that it ever iscenited Provo the eattf•,. was not more than 2f miles ; and at, the ,itips.the toarachete.was disengaged, the altitude was net*. tie . great at we imagined from Our observation .by the leadrant„, end, kudeed, only attos halt that des. Ones. , Thedinekion token by thi balloon rah te the idea Aylesbury, between tat towo,apd, tit. cester. It floated directlydrer i .%YitWow l . Beeks, having before swept OffMporßrill, Ake. &c, .:.:The canal was visible to,tbe,geroneets,, for `a;lengtittif bare ; and above Wootota they met Oho contrary of air, Whifli detlitted,oo, for a fle.egli., of time, and dompelled them lik i teake a cotyplete circle in, the eir. They that;, resumed their or is nal course, and, after a transit of two ,hours and 29 mintstes, alighted about five miles north- vest , of Newport Pagnell, by Ampthill, .having left W,l, burn on their right, and Stoner Stratforde c n i their left.—Their descent was. beauttiel and gradual * for about three-quarters of an hour . At first they approached the 'earth, witeoO.4„ number' of hay makers were at work, but they, theegh..repea. edly hailed, to take hold of the ropes thrown out, were tea much terrified• by the new pheon t l Limnos, to. land our adventurous travellers se", assistance. From, this they akimmed a 'wheat. field, in which the car took the ground, and they rebounded about forty .. feet t. and•. clearer the jati prising hedge. "'Trio voyagers than threw. 41,0* Al grappling-iron with which they were providid,suid after dragging along the field, (which was of bitey( Icy) for,some seconds, it brought them to sachet in a high quickset fence on this side of . :which, the car rested in Buckinghamshire,; while the bal' loon itself swung over into the Weed- ~sido of ate hedge lie Betifeadshire. In.thielitaation ) Ate sistance was gradually procured, the twee adviso r tenses and bold .of the pariritionert iiisancips . first, and the balloon, car, stc. wen properly Secured. A neighbouring :farmer •volonteered a ' cart, and the aeronauts, with their equipage, •ar, rived safety at Newport Pared, and from thence Ito Buckinghanr, where they refreshed themselves with a few hours sleep,' and proceeded terrestri. ally to 'Oxford. It would be a ludicrous % . ..iarti.. don could we detail the remarks' bf• the cen ii ruslidiii t at the time of the aseent, 4 iii l 'flieiteatigt . retnires we' heard from the cowiterY; Ora° wiSich the*wondrous machine floated. ' Ono'iiarty were eitiressing their suipiliechow theeeronaute could gethlto the balloon, after 014 it sko full. . An: . m *other taste learned expected "ii see thee, mount: the dittemled sphere. In' it progress' le'titiet:', tared terror 'unutterable; and'ithase its lifinlit': 'eil. b('wbat was going on abolititliiii, tblik'it; at lasi . for air visitationolltiotilit tho ep:' . t , „,.. preach' 91 the very last-day:' The mauler spreaa fiat :thirty miles,' Watt beyond deedriptionti spree 'shine places, where the Ishlhitleetlild ittlen'lleAd r ot, the villagers hailed :the .- thietteih b it tiltii Passed. Oire*them, and; *t the' dela& df a 'di:MON of mite* 'from'the earth, th ee* 'boon 'trek de - „- tined) , heard. - • • n tb ' The fullowingshort e Yiliik straet theJoat lif 4 Mr. Sadler ‘ jun. wilt explifin at wattin andinett remarkable circupstaisemi atteadieg the transit.'-'— Ascent a little before taxe.o'clock. In ten minute' niter two, the thermometer at. 70 Ai,i, at which tilde they were above all elrl i ifeff-past Too—The shadow td the Inaloan elle; . e white cloud, (the same we have-before describodil as shrouding them frotwthe eyes of thetitol-91 eras af risible. It was surrounded by p ear. 444 and had a beautiful! appearance. In two minutes after this, beard the Salutation of a gun, aad,theiv another from. about Brill. The shadow of balloon seen skimiiing over the earth's surreal: lt" had a particMlarly fineefect on i elarge pastire, no which the sun. shone without the interpoOtton, of . any cloud. ~.,,,, ~4 ..., .•. • . , ''. 4.4 53 SI 44 8 IMltitiCa*lthe r inIP• '- asceesksl 3 , , 41' 2%ree— ballopp the yr . eomplk frequenk from the they et the tine' mense villages that "taw • 10 I u4ii Iftl I/141 '•i .~ . - • ; lk.e.*Aritelr - the• - efe"Piltrlpleeelttett - tortsittilfs .•• - .. • range of the firldity . INVStritli‘• hellieldhl was an - 'enjoyment which our , faki4ned experience forbidi our attempting to titscrilw , Stow, Wiser/m i &e. were looked down *opus 7by ..Ihtt -wvideimPejett travellers, and .witb lotterto.ofiireirommesitlittion'to the various Nohlesion ' stliesiefArunisine au4 isespi: table tuwers tbey ear, below, thezi,wiere iinlf We 1 drop a note* dusipuernaf, ..of•oruntpliimott , soiS aaSuratice of ,thwisisol4.4y., , At Brie;, the. glisalsite . ants, with a glass,,saw diets. ,tookt) a hAstp.ricpsab of sande/jibes, i inkl a glass .of. grew , Owe; -tbdit . • Mandy pee,ket.pisto4 . 4410 the water,moptietlitom One. of ,the biettticitittetietitto settei re! a. oinitykts4 the atemplteric,pir.l. •Ou4,•lotreSittillt• the Jousittrie . 41 10 osi,,past Three 71-M*4038140t P.w 00., rowit distended. and gas was •let .siut,:,! : if' gilt tale tdrie after. more gal lisch.:Cged, and; a flut43 Atispuickati • by the carrier s • (vix.ce..-Goolant son ! iir , licircos)tto Owl Masi**. ii4ckictiihom,' it Stow., j ~Is i ct - At 19m. poi Thew --•-Thtscexulati fie! is af littlia, • eat current.. • "(This *u the VI riatiosuftitivit, wok, . them the eircloabout Weetom.). -, • ' '•-% t , ..o , •t At 50 tn. partTleree=--Agaith secoewded. e ,:. - 1 4142 as. past Three—Ascender!iiwoo lokotta ; • end, four miptites.after, let, fall-the, tieg,, . Wail% Lord Eldon!' arres..: T ,,, 1.1 ~,,;•• . • .4t 30 m. spot eour•—,Descersiletliel,Ulol4444 longing t i o'gt.,iirarthAlly North ..cravrky,glDmllls The oote aboseAnentisketd.ill se bakes! Will Stbeeis, stoe fieldi, about two 3u4lcs f roam Nog pagtisikroo Mr. Pike's sarsaut ) . on. tbc,:cetater. ofutsvid .k.eire nutter. ' ,•'•••‘ -'..!! i •iiii," u . il ~.,t...: '/ - Tiles to rininittad ithis'iclAtutctiwyagew.lod4l are happy toicarn th3t.tho..lntlileenj,basruot , Nos. tellis the slightest &mega. asill JO NI ef • elle*** with new varnishing i ;be, *oily gtaperbilirfonotio, ' *tended ascent of Trir.r4,0, 1 4N.155e.i ,, v.),1 i.ain 00 „, i; The interest eicitedsmorigo.Oleissteillgenti 'GM lion of threcountey eilsnkethkellAtlpasseit!.?.. itat.ii - nishings, , Same; goryleesopt: Wouttlad , theis literati aiiii.4.loWed its course as,if tidings stow', Tacit; end ape, set out detetezined to, rideoeren.o i.yeete in Norfolk, so titteruoisseg,iramthstpto wktpusa , the descent. . . During Liza, prikule w.u,yaisolue travail:co ucrer felt culdbe i tt,,qtilces, All4•4o,,chsy• 'Tim. Ahead lotrou, in gestaid, •-tbe j k, but, Por,l.the task* 'PC objects, they . could have 00410 alseutosboua statieeary. . ...- •-`,;', 1. 0 ',.. : lA,: is ' :::: :•I,P . • • . s • The salalt,Pfi the. gas has, opt yea ile(ihMarioss field, and thiii ; afternoon crow* of poopiestosse visited the spot ,er 41 tie betkries, ewe. 1 ~ , aela s .! ..It, : . . . , .., 0 .r. . . . • .i.e 41a ...i.r4144:011t0t . 0 1 .00-1$ AWT6SALIII•obI " - . ' •- i t • • • ?i, I; . —•••01 1"7', r . t • ' • ) .? ~ I . 3 . tsl !te- r alus.(pllowing is an extract (roam. l e Astue • just re'eeive*.frent.,* *ahiah.lPAriiiP4 , l , iftijuit , o4le gite it a plac,c,iii-,yourin4elW9deak.Reii4thritudviii oblige, .. „i• ~,-..Yi11if!15,..41F. "I•ii. f iii•iltnon soy . - ' • .... 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