The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-10 00:00:00

jLwnd menforts Irreligion e! bet, what are we thee. tol
think of Ma, who net only winked at Inipoetam like
this, bet who, Metes had time to immie thoroughly
seessieeed will all the needles, lest his *A in the.
And-Jambi' gasmen, I. the earryiag era of that
Web Ills impossibiatkat teakettle' sot hove despised /
...Weeds camel moves tito matempt that be mut
hem Mt for the Beriason; the Otinum, sad all that
mum othypeendeal or slily midis" that Mandated
the erestry with &Mr is loyal". and “ pietas" ravings
at the periall me now speaking of. Yet, he could
ides Mead, to he. is some met, a delliewomeker with
this, and that, Me, Is their deeds of abutiay and per.
weeds. Ilk Is himself so neater. Yea can see, that
he, la his heart. digests the east. His own views with
motile all these taemanse which have been taken to
"heigethe ekaeseter of rho people are, you can see,
ormised sensible. Hypocrisy is the opposite of his
'astarelpeopeteity. Aid yet, where is the man that
Its sires sack efficient support so the whole train of
itapititart? . • • •,
!hes Pi Unit aid office is 1801, Mr. Caw-
isle followed his. It le lot tia account of his party
movemeets that I am weitag; sad, therefore, just ob.
smug, that, whes•Plielli put out Awoutorox, end ease
le sok. I. 11114, Mr. Catmint ease, for the first
tisk late die Cablas, la the office that lee sew fills :
easy nliet,rmy's death, be was lo what..tkey call the
dint he case bete his office again in the
ne-Popery•Mirdatey, is 1807; that at the death of the
Duke of POISTLAMII tea the elevation of PERCIVAL, be
west est, bowleg, at the, ease time, his quarrel sad
did with Caswannaaote; that, slime that time be has
hem Ambassador in Portugal sad lately President of
the Bawd of Costroal ; jest policing them things, is
eider to ill up the chase, I sow come to speak of his
relate, and of what we have, is the present state of
things. le upset Jivers kink,
His talents are eerftialy great. He is a correct, a
char, sad Maoist writer; an acute reasoner ; has, in
speakisg, a perfect commaad of words, sad may be said
to be truly Miguel. Bat, great as these talents are,
mach as there Is io them for a ova to be proud of, they
an sot ell that are required in a Statesman, and par.
tindarly lea States*" of the present day, who ought
slam great keowiedge, sad kowledge of a bled,
sae, which, it. Mr. CAMIMM pones it, has not, in his
sta. yes made its appearance. lem very sure, that we
shell Wiese from his pen state.papere io that dis-
graceful juges which invariably characterised the pre-
dailies of the poor, crasy blundering babbling thing
that be bas succeeded; hat the truth is, there are now
ie State.pepers muted for the service of this country.
A man who should.be able to unravel all the intrigues,
)9 dire late all the Motives. to come at all the secrets of
all the Ildisistem is Europe, and those of all their mis-
uses late the bargain, weald sot be of the smallest
me Si thin registry at this time. That man steal he
Wed indeed, who does not see, that a eery great change
west take place at home, before we can ever again take
Pitt. or, Indeed, have any, definable interest, la any
thief thee cap take place abroad.
The ostensible office, therefore, of Mr. Cascrueo, If the
ereiviag aorttke wading of dispatches puma it from
Wag absaately a sinecure, is of se sort of emempteace
to the country. It is a proposer, I supporter, or an Im-
ps% of domestic measures that he has Dow to appear
sad so Sit; sod this will he found to be as Merit a part
se sae ever had to act in this world. He has manifestly
always aimed at being the otioister. I would fain, for
the homer of talent, not believe, that money has ever
See a peel object with him ; though, how to reams
dies resistance of this belief with hie accepts*. Oahe
"that? to Parta;ta.l, of the office of Presidelit of
Beard of Connote!, and of that of Governor General, I
rally do sot know. The last, which necessarily implied
a sort of mile, was perfectly dreadful. One would eats.
IC; Vircto!9 see bin; tern tilt groga4lof tiler
tif Lodge into a cabbage and carrot garden, and to send
the produce to market, aye, and keep the stall himself,
ruin than be sent oat to [podia! However, going to
ladie would have been being oat ofsight. Playing the
underling at a distance is a very different thing from
playing the ondarling in the Nome of Cownom, coo-
Andy ender the eye of the public, and sluing face to
We with enough of those who will be ready and willing
to sake him feel the precise nature of his situation.—
Here, he sett he the Minister, or must be degraded in-
deed. And for this post, at this time, he is, ia my *pi-
ties, peculiarly unfit.

lithe Reader hare paid attention to the public efforts
suer. Cantervo, he will find, that those efforts have had
het one principal object in view ; namely, to prevent any
clump is the system, by which the country has been go.
"red fer many years past. This Is all, which he, as a
Statesman, appears to have thought worthy of his aeri-
e's attention• Whether at Liverpool or is the Hens. of,
temeeleest whether the immediate subject of discassiose
Mame% state of wee or of peace; whatever he has to
take a viewer, we always find him, first or last, introduc-
ing the absolute necessity of preserving. Wags as they
we. This satiety to prevent change seems to have taken
Post is his mind from his very first appearance in public
We; eeel, having seen the government averse in France
he has never apprehended danger
_ never looked at the cause of the
never perceived that that mast have
• every thing else; or, if he did
:ante, he gladly took upon trust the
ascribed the revolt to seditious
Logs, false and stupid as those as.

game fighting 'pint revolutioa,
Ist his ?forte wire thassolvss so

if be bad taken tine to reflect. Oast
fixation that predatod the revolt in
_ been coition' bow be aogineated
here. Not only did he not refirct on
- which be beard frets oar "Alma-
to Nagle, to treat with perfect

Agee (rata ibis unreel nay. be has
tters of this sort u being of so little
• one oseisios, he nasally made a
Hone of Commons, that the subject
one, which be confessed he did ;sot
was a Waage thing to hear from

the eleann of revolt,
i(sg4Mci Ave. lie
WI la Fraue never
4111 cease as wall as
*oil el all to that caw
issnioas of those who
bl'ilkernous writis
striae* were.
Ills he has always ji
ssd eeeee dreaming thi
reduce revolution. If
1.1. Rai tick and eszati4
Frw., he would hay, I
deit aid taxation here.
. 1.5 ',try thing
ciert" induced him
Min, all idea of danA
11.171 deemed mitten
lIIIMItsce, that, upon
isfi 44 kW, la the Ho
if the ("Orme, was 'on
Wirsiba. This wit