The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-06-09 00:00:00

'The influence behind the Throne, which we hose
so often deplored and reprobated, has again pro-
cured for the enemies of the people i temporary tri-
umph —temporary we call it, because,it is hapostible
that Lord LIVERPOOL and his partisans, who are to
be reinstated in their former authority, can deliver
the country from its present dangers, by following.
out that very system which has occasioned the
mis-
chief. All the recent attempts to form a new
Admi-
nistration,.evidently proceeded from an insincere and
hollow foundation. The voice of the people, whkb,
through the Medina' of their representatives, denoun-
ced the late Cabinet incapable of governing the coun-
try, had no doubt the effect of rousing thePargce
REGENT to a sense of the dangers which surrounded
him ; and had his Royal Highness been left to him-
self in the Choice of individuals to fill those places
which bad been vacated, we have little doubt that
an efficient Ministry, composed of men who possess
the confidence of the nation, would have been imme-
diately formed. Bat no :—though the faction were
•at first stunned by the unexpected termination of
Mr. WORTLEY'S Motion, and, by their instant re-
signation of office, subscribed' to its true meaning
that they were an unfit Ministry; they do not appear
to have given up all hopes of being able to defeat the
intention of the House of Commans, provided they
could manne the REGENT, for which purpose a short
delay was only necessary ; they yet calculated that the
road to preferment was not effectually 'hut against
them. In order, therefore, to keep it open, they
resorted to every trick, every ingenuity which legal
chicanery could devise. Accordingly, we find Mar-
quis WELLESLEY declaring, in the Ildase of Lords
last night, that Ilia Noble Lords on the Ministerial
Bench " had been the only obstacles to the forma-
tion of an efficient Administration." In the first
instance, (hey objected to taking part itt the Go-
.vernment themselves, if the Noble Marquis was to ,
have a share in it; from personal dislike to his Lord-
/ ship; and, iu the second place, they would not serve
along with Lord GREY and his friends, unless the in-
dividuals, composing his Royal Highness's hous:!..
hold, were of their choice; by which they evidently
wished to retain that undue ascentioicy over the mind'
of the PRINCE, which would, on all occasions, enable
them to counteract the measures proposod by the•
i other branches of the Cabinet. Adverting to this
view of the case, Earl GREY stated last night iu the
course of a most eloquent and impressive speech,
that it appeared to him that all the attempts, es they,
were called, to make an Administration, had been
merely attempts to introduce him and his friends into a
Government, where their well known principles and
' opinions would, almost to a certainty, have been
i over-ruled. The same suspicion occurred to his No-
ble Friend (LordGiENVILLE); and it had appeared to
both of them, that it was intended ._•t that he and his
friends should. not be brought into the Administra-
tion ; or that, if they were to join it, all their prin.
ciples and measures were to be over-rule;.—
`That these negotiations were, in fact, conducted
with no sincere desire, or wish, teat they should
terminate favourably to any ;Ir.qty, or to any prin.
ciples opposed to the men in power, is apparent from
this circumstance alone, that though Marquis WEL.
LEitLEY and Earl I'doraa respee!ively received the
comniatn's of the PRINCE, to form an Admiuistra.,
Lion, neither of these Noblemen were recognised by
lis Royal Highness as Prime Minister, while, the
moment Earl Mot aa resigned his Com,aissioo, Lord
LIVERPOOL was invested with the seals of this high
office. What sort of an Administration Marquis
WELLESLEY, or Earl MOIRA could select, when
they were ignorant of the part they themselves were
to act in it, issleft to the public to determine. In
our apprehension, they must have gone about the
business with very cool and indifferent feelings alto
its success; while the ardour instilled into Lord Lt.
VERPOOE, by the very distinguished manner in which
he has been ushered into notice, as First Lord of the
Treasury, cannot fail to stimulate him to powerful
exertions, and ensure him success in his endeavoUrs
to accomplish the views of his master..—But though'
we are of this opinion, we entertain the most an,-
guine expectations, that the power of this faction
will be more effectually destroyed, by the electric
rences which have recently taken place, than if
an Administration had been composed of such
materials as have been talked of during the negoc4-
. tion. Attachtd to the people, we only felt interested
in the success of those men who appeared actuated
by a sincere desire to benefit their

t.ord f ASTLERk; %till explained. It was necessary to have
• the pr, senee of an Alm:nistration, who inig;:t be in ftll know-
ledge of all the eiret.nuitatees of the case, and particularly of
the cornsspondr nee.
• lir. IV firm!: I .AD said, had a stranger then come into the
Iloese. he would !nye thoitent, from the language of t .e Noble
L• onl, that it revel entirely with Government, wh:•:.!er such a
sinsula or should not be. agitated in that tionr•:. In kit
tsp:.ittia the earlicse day was the for it. The Noble Lord
•h• ad sail, by delaying it they would nave a responsible Minister
• to give:MTN*. wlto was in possession of all the facts of the
• ease. This wits aat re delt,sioa, for the negociatiun between
this country and America had ceit.:•ed lon, ago. All the u. urld
• was in psiasession of ;he correspondence between the two cottn-
• tries, eseept the House of Commons. The situation of this
country with re..speet to .tmerica am critical in the extreme;
and whether Car diseession shiteld go on this week or the next
• might he the difference of peace or war with lmerica.-
- [Heir!)—Was the question to be put off sine. rite/ Three
wee/shad already elapsed since the country bad been without
an AdMinistration, and how inueh longer they would he.ve to
• wait Was oncartain. I/id the Noble Lord and his friends
• think that those Gentlemen who had never yet read the evidence,
would ever make any attempt to look at all into it ? In two
/maker cases, the enquiry into the conduct of the Duke of York,
• and in•co Walcherca Lspedition' the House proceeded to dis-
. cession in less than a week from the closing of the evidence.—
Spredily discussion was so necessary, that he thought his Hon.
and Learned Friend would not be doing justice to the question,
if be did nut endeavour to bring it forward 1111 Thursday next.
Mr. 41A It ItY ATT said a most importaut part of the evidence
was not yet ready.'
Mr. BA R INi:hoped the Noble Lord, if he would not con.
sent to Toursday, would name an early day in the following ,1
week.

Mr. ROSE ingested Friday se'nnight
• Mr. 6110LN/41A:11 said he was resolved that this responsibi-
lity, which he felt very heavy, should not rest with him. Be it
.1
on the Bight lion. tientleman, or he it on the Home. But why
• esnid am the question i.e brought forward to-morrow sennight ?
Or Wednesday 2 lie should move, therefore, that the ceder for
the(.tii..f tree 'Lip. should stand over for Wednesday ienuight.
lord CASTl.kaiSiktiii moved as an amendment Friday
der:tight.
. .

It ;as et Fist agreed that the Call should stand for Friday.
seunight. ottd that MI-. Brougha,n should bring forward.his mu-
' tioa on the rhorday preceding.
ilk. WORT 1,1,1 •N MOTION.
Mr WORTLEY then a isr.rt.: to .•,k the Noble Lord (Castle-
.. reag'••l irt .alier such n commis:ion had beet, given to Lord Liver-
' pail, had l•-•m.given t.- Lords Wellesley Ind Moira!
• Lord CASTLEREAti I! kid i:o Afwmatiou with respect to
. these twn CUES. Lord Liverp 11w w iuld received powers
to pr red in eve fur .ation of an Administration.
Mr. WIIRTLLY said. be wished at prcslst to impute no
Muni to his Royal Highne.:s or Ministers; bitr he gave notice
. that he shoal'.. protably te-morrow, mako a no; ion for an Ad-
dress to ha Royal liighnera the ,Prince Regent, expressivo of ;
the mot-tort* Eouse, th )1 his Po al Iliginiess had not f
- lowed tie toe stepsstated by him in :iis gracious answer to the
former Address of the House. He certainly thought the House
bad a right to information on this subject.
• Lordt'AfftLEßLAClll wisisr t the Hon. Member to fie some,
distant day. .
Mr. TlfittNEY wished the Habit.. Lord to name a day him-
self—perhaps•Wednefala woult! do.
Lord CA. l' LE t? EA' objected to that day.
14.-. WORTLEY then eve that lie should bring for-
word his raorile foi, Thursday best.
• Genera! GA SC()IGN E postponed his motion to Friday.
4 IN. other Orders of the Day were then disposed 01 ; aftet
14 Wet' the House adjoarned.

We hear wi,th pleasure from a most respectable
. • .Iml intellitent gentleman, that there is not a single
(atisolic amessgst time unfortunate and misguided
men wbifs !lave been tried at Lancaster for rioting.
jtkCPllltslloll RElPOllT.—Yesterday the Recorder
Made **Report to the Prince Regent of the following
prisoners under entence of death in Newgate, viz.
Henry Ship ey, for hig'iway robbery; George Little, for a ;
like dir-nro; Joel' Were, for returitiag froin transeaciation;
Welliare tla-per and Matthew Smilt, for bariaai v ; William
Price and Susanna' F.,ston, for siraling in a dw, fling-house;
Gewg.. Smith cud 'fitomas Flannagan, for uttering forged Dank-
' • flotexx Daly. forflieging a will; William WcAnter, Susan-
. sae Webmer„ sod Eats:nein Barn, for stealing goods privately
inn *We t and D sold Kniwn,fcr horse-stealing 4—w hen George
&ni'n, Tow: flannagan, and Neil Daly, were ordered for exe-
•- dollen on &fissility next.

- - .. country. The., LUVUS NITUR.E.—On Friday last, a duck of the most violent and unprecedented clamours have bell
mimeo kind and size, belonging to a person in
raised by the hireling Journals of Ministers against'
ne!raat, laid en erg which weighed half a pououl,
the leaders of the Whip, because they refused tot
anti measoired round t67+ thickest part of the middle
• eight inehos, and round the extremity of the end ten abandon those principles width they hare uniformly
. lachto std Om loaders, . maintained) std for 04E4u#to tbirli.thiy Oartt ro.