The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-06 00:00:00

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:katancigiation:preliiit .theinselt,4 at once to the
error reason, as What 'wowid enable the country
to ropy! an attacit,.. which witt be ditl•cled against
its: eaistencet and which, if socressfult must in-
roive.thc ruin of ever' nation Upon earth. The
Minietetli !et this; but; eoulitinic with the adoption
of those stabisAry measures the idea of the de.
of their own pastier, then bare nut wag.
.6411tatity enough towacrdice their own to thu into.
treet:ut the coati/lenity: Thry strive to pi;rs,sade
'o.loseisaelves the conati escape, or weatlrtr
Ltbst supra!, by 'hick it tettkitotgeiteds and thui dc-

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stews the safety of (heti..1041,4.Na, his dominions,
ileathis proplet to be disposed of Ivy cuntitigeticires
fo,,voltichara honest Seward would expose the pro..
pony of hei Master, i hey seem decided upon no.
iliihg but to fioittlbeir places, which they, are de.
IStudirettto do it 'the hazard of all Abokalliietel of
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the. British Conittitntiuu ought to hold dear. In
toh. •
every
ether circumstance, whether in the field or
thecabluet, all is weakness, Wavering, and hesi...
-fafioll. left possible that such men can seriously
beliive that theirs are the only hands tit to hold the
reins of Government at this dreadful junctore2-2.•
11,/ they do, that belief alone o a demonstrative
proof their incapacity. But this. is not the castr••••
their dissentious among themselves, the spirit of foe.
Alois, that pervades the body, and which has not
been extinguished by the removal of Lord Castes..
.lie.tom and Mr. CANNING from office,. she* that,
Whatever each .individual may. think of his own
utility
todirect the alleles of the nation, he is cons
sifted of. the incapability of his colleagues. Ii
this, then, in the name of God, a Ministry fit to
set in opposition to the must skilful, the must
daring, and-the most powerful suldier that the mo.
deco world has ever pro limed, seconded by
4,ottibined and concentrated pbysical and niteliee.
leaf force of the whole Continent of
.Eor ;pel .4.
conspiracy has been for ..ed for our dredrectiuna
for our extirpatioe, by el the .great powers: of itte '
..earth; Bollaretto, in the full vigour of mind rind
body,. has the .complete and isecuatrool;•d directioa
that conspiracy ;refuel' safety is entrusted. PA •
TtItCEVAL and his Cellvaitieto. whose tektite,. .
whether great or small, hare been principally, if
not exclusively, exercised in- the narrow lea of
Party and Lo..k into toe materials of as
Cabinee, and 'then compare them with the
sPoniling parts of the enemy's 4dmiaiar4tion.
"Kr. PERCILTAL a, 6t antaiheolidt for TALLITR *Sib a
flit Lord Ciefer.tt.eAute, or is nis Successor: .turd
LilimiosisplO lit opponent M Ban Sul ea to 'the •
*sir Deperinkint I Let the 11.1..41i5.5tt people serial
*tasty atk (honer' l'es, if a hundred taiesand .s
Inett were landoitutiost their oleo, is at to such meet •
,shit•sbey would wrists tu see thetere of their pro.'
per, Attic liberty,'ee l lists ton-fitleil If nett
by. what rule of reason are ne:to, rely upon them,
,at .a criiis, scarcely leis pregnant . with itangei ?
The Planners of the W sicheren Expedition, the
,Threctors of the;t:trattish•Campaigtis, are to plan and
direct the mode of deft:tiding due country from the
invasion Gf enemy, The eirletidotir of wh .se ge.
.nius and exploits almost blinds the biome mind tee
the, atrocity of his conduct. But what do the Mi.
sisters urge in theirclefence, whet, thi..alcst Urge:mit,
proofs of their iticApacil t are brought against them-,
retrintitration, foreouthy-they telt us" that
iiiiiGentleeten upon the opposite side, " all the ta.
:ktiits,"its.tlicy sneeringly call them, are no belief' -
than themiielres. But were we to giant, what is,
by no means truer that the tnea-ures of the Aldo ,
Administration were as unsuccessful as those of the' y -
present, that they were as disistrous, as ruinous,-
-abs disgraceful, as those that have maul inly distill..
guished their successor• in office, what does'all.thic
:pt•ovt; but that t ant:rot' theta ought to be trusted
with the reins of Goterement, end that resource
Should-behad to some • other quarter, for that spi.
lit of wisdutt,. vigour, and• patriotism, whit alone
'tail rescue the Enipire from immediate destruction ?.
Is. the SLicreign debarred from chasing his Mi...
silsteri anywhere, buf•apioeg the Pittnes or rho
Footles? Is there no., third party in England, ca.
pable of ado-ening assistance to the stale ? For a
Cessideriblit time, theStyAtiti amused the people,
With• leetules ution.,,44..King.craft," which they • •
witdntaieed to of toesseblinie a nature for the•
.understanding of the Vitlg4e; -the cant of •• party sa..
v.rurs very Mea) of 'tine,. er.rather arises from the.
very same principle, a notion_ that none• but those
'-ieho hail; been drilled' either in the, ministerial ratik,or
Of the bind of eppusition,. are-6;,1° be entrusted.
with 'the "Admioistratiun the'.Einpire. It. this •
'webs Zeus, tha'state of tile nation week! be despe.•
rate; but ills notirne, and
.wc, _therefore,. looks+ -
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assorince td the period, which we trusts not
very remote, *lpett ' our Sovereigns ,sueroettsledbr)
Mifilsters, enjoying in air equal 'degree the.,eonfi.•
dente of their ILoyilf Master and of his loyal
jests, shall triumph• over the menaces/at* -thee:iamb
and enable us to look back to the .present state ~t.
affair"; with the pleasing consciousness of smudgy,.
which we experience upon ettskins from- enamour
dream. .
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