The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-03-06 00:00:00

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NATI was eatitled to a preemption io Ms favotillit he had
artist with the gresacia energy. Stigsommt believe,
1431 iattead of .leservin
gmauve and charged w ith pre-
jislicing the Royal ear iseainst his coaaphtor in the Expedi-
Cno.elar.aso which 1111 Pasco wiJely carealasea in the pub-
Lc prima thtinigh in the kingdom, the Noble Earl we' undo
serving iif that public obloquy and reproach which had been
in Lberallt cast ion him. Ile had doee for the service all
that could be done, nod he had the merit of not atttotiptiog.
while in the command, to do that which lie was empowered ,
to attempt by his iaiteactions. My Lord Wellington had not,
in his uputiort, accomplished more than what the Noble Earl
had dame; and is ceasing to attempt accomplishieg wpat
could not be reeved, be had sheen' himself* taeritorious
deer. With respect to the minnow In which the proswitor
had condarted the ewe against the Noble Earl, he certainly
had ahaained from saying any thing favourable to the party
accimed. On the contrary he had put it in the strangest ede-
ma light. The if niouratile and Learned Gentleman should
have conceived, that the Noble Lord bad souse hereditary
claim. to t:te attention of the hotter. tie had laid be-
fore then. a paper which comprised his defence, and thee
tame aii esard as a witaess at the Rar in a case which would
exeulaate air excuse his owe conduct : every sprit/potty
was taken by the prosecutor to examine him minutely
to that paper as well as every other. It had bore laferreti,
that some bold iminuations had been coMaitied in the paper
—that some turfing pleuraeh bad been subsequesely with-
drawn. after it was obtained from hi= Majesty. This, how•
ever, failed ; and then the Hon. Gentleman took the only
ravine whicii he could take In stop the Inquiry, and brou;10
foi ward his Resolution. [lkea-, hear !) It was a tort of
0. P. praceeding. cndeavourint by clamours to obtain What
they could not du by evidence. [4 laugh, fort hear. Mar)]
Gentlemen had hero very urgent for prikeeding with the lib
quiry t. they eou:il not spare a day from ill they
every hoer io st hich the Hou • sat that *De net
the inquiry; and, when the ease was closed on their earth
and the 'cattle Karl was reatlyan enter na leis goftWet the/
came
with a sort of episodt• to the catastrophe. lad, by
couple of sa pelting Reollotions, endeavoured to get rid of
the charge alas:miser. distinctly avowing•that their okfeet
was to get rip of the present Ministers. Flediag they maid
oat effect that object, then they hepe. by these premature re-
Foliation+. to ma rid, at least, of ow of the Minister& [Near,
keit ! from 14 Kinislerisl side.] 4. was therefore emeist-
eaf ,i it li the particular views of Gmknuen opftel4le that lb.
$.14111(1 tidytheir hands at an .efts. Ile believed tkf sue
araceeWl were Dever heard of la any Onurl
wouldate ask his Lear ed Friends opposite,'.llllllllMt It
-*mild he endured is a Coert of Judie, that whip tide+ ,
fendant was prepaelte; to °ear a defenes to the
Nainst him, the prosecutor should tins bias reftell
way, I'. No, you dual lust do so I you lied! oat WWI
Such emsdeet, if permitted in another- Courts Welad•
grow and palpable Injustiee.--la the peen* 1111.1*
such woo the comae saf praceedingi the Wohdillsiao'
which the Irj.m.siraeder these ciresmstances aspet.ellateiwritt
'meth! previous question. if the iloseedid'ilai •
• taut coaciapton. then he must take the- aet of the: Kahle
• besa onennstitutional—that there wilt
,la it. that it was impossible to posit Same.; Vitt
.at t MR( time it was Dot denied that he iplOtapprnaihihr
R 4 ear.. and commode :tie any be been, bof the
• goaseleatiou eonsiaed in conitaitting hisipplaisa to whits.
,IL wan i.npossihle theyRme rook/ 4at sty had rolelte ver-
• )10ffi 10Otali Dales the ruse
t 'before them
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evideisce. The Ws. and Iselselled
IPA that Us t. ingiog the eh the hid
;' • htsli toratvd.olotshlx. Tile II le mai eat.' he • lat-
' J.Ftlhist he ea. the ese pd OM Willies Pitt. the bro.
,Caer of Vie- tweeted Willem_
'bolted the Cates owl the Iftehlrees -aft tha other slate acne
Howe irviall wit forget allaniatinashlya When he the
had tlafteeamisnithimat she be fuatied be board
the tones of thew mediate of genies ewe tahebamst K ibis
country—that he henrdVie limemeref those i~stit(us Acs.
once the ursannent of the ffilltollotoltor 411**
der grave ! j again t firearm the ao adasirlag audi-
ence. flaw. tear/ farm Ike Anisishoddledik.j. It mama* for tile
bonnet of tae King that the brother of sbe bac illsetrious
• • Prime Minister should he tlpis tresteds Ile invoked the sup- •
port of his Ftieisd, he he=ed the aid of thiar eloquence to
tell this Haim., that the sou of Lord •Gisatharn, the brother
of William Pitt, at least outfit to hap‘ kewilee..,,
[Los/ and repelte.l.etit.l Of Asir,&At iv Turn Be meant
the Honourable tfentleiniih 01r. Whitbread) alilds:e-s the
ninvinx Nee leriolinico, he was surprised and hurt
that the ilonoorati'a- ()kilning:in would. a order to •sorye a
parch hair purp.o.c, have quiate,l passages Olt were tittered
by thereat Lord Chat'sam,to thrograst them whit the sue-
data of the son. Mr. S. declared that he stolid not have
4019ted ""! passages—hc Dfli a father and would reCter
have said—" Let not my conduct he areas the raker guid-
near for rue Isom f f lee has drew that which requiem exami-
nation, let slim hs treedaipaa his sae merits ; bat do not visit
is ion him me particular especations.'"--171,satd Mr.Steyhen,
h id accissa;iiins to bring against the son, 1 would ant, hie.
ru.etu the meet/dile tot the of the de..d. and plan(
stones eniai ear iirmostuent of t.!,, father se bruise the head of
the son. [Lead (Tie, of beer, Gear!] TIM Noble Lord is a
rolitier—lei it Imo he Amgen that lse has as ill•atriitus wine to
Napo. t. In drawing op toe paiser, he had acted not with a
view of injuring any penain, bet onkly from a desires lamb.-
ble, i :deed, it was, of offering a Nein statemetst of fees to
mastic raiment,. His offence was not so Much mini the
Commit in ism as :against les ortillt:agtoe!. The lion. atilt Learned
GiritLanita caialuasal is wry able speech, wish derlariag.
Cali as as hottest he could not vote for the gesultitiem.
• .ale, BROL'GII AM unfired the /lonic that he would est
faMht them long ;jot called upon' so loudly as the Supporters
Of the Resolutions were by the Learead Gentletalea 11A:shad
.144 set dour:, to state by what law or statute lbesaet to
which those resolutions( referred was moldered isientellta-
timed, be would humid tender to the Waite a few retv
tioe. on the subject. lie would SW. kinteyer,LaN t! a
great dell of estraueour matter lialemhiced ley fte
f;entlenum Fle could wren that Learned Cinttctaats, t t
he was as aniiisus as himself that quake shoal., be dose to
the moo of the great Lord Chatham and the brother of Mr.
Pin. Ila heartily amnia to emery ward that had barn said .
hi vindication .Id nod Chatballrs general viaduct. It was•
true that the Noble Lord had been basely traduced—it was ,
tree that for weeks he' had been man shansefially ca-
lumniated by the pews. and particularly by that part of
the 'preys which e•peased the cause of Atha:oaten-
skis. Toe Noble Lord had been accused of haviag as-
easinoed the failure of the bite expedition. Until the inquiry
WI the causes of Shall:Ware had made eareiderattie pro-
eat. &Ake
pnetaTed of his Lordship it bad bees Ammo-
tousle swam Them were the easistainies which Lord
Chatham had ; and he heart ft speed with the
Grade th. t he had sustaMed am with dignity.
to the false of iamb aerosativos hod bees mac
t. This was not the time, however, for Id nto pro.
teed to sheer. that the faults which had been ascribed to
,acrd Chatham ought to he laid al the dnar of others. ho
r he and the Learned Gealleman were of the sank opiaine.
e would now say a few words is reply to that part of
71the Lettered flentleinaith speech in abide he could not eon-
" fur. The Learaed Gentleman did allow, that that act
of Lord C:satham. agaitt7 hick the Resolutions pro-
piled by his Honours Friend were directed, was
Improper and uabentiniag. • The differesee beta eea these
seem, end the serienewnienrutionat, appeared to tel her'
Meader; 3et it was most important that the Home
shatild Mark their seise particularly of the" saconst hut '
vearader of the ati. nas not no thesuppositiiiii that ford
Chanties hid inlet/sated into his Royal Master's ear any false
oe breldiora stalsottat that the Resalatities were founded, bat
cm the reads
Mg Which the statement had been ende. teat tae
ulidirsiga which heconspanied The Home. both by
the Nobler Loves own evidesee, mat by his Nlajestyht Amwer
to the Address, were in euvenina of the facts that Lnrd
Chatham tithed Rare of his Mijcsty to present Mon a Narra-
tive of the ExpeJitivist Olt on the 15th of Joinery that
!literati,* was presented, are. impanied bya remota of se-
; by a request that his Majesty +souk: keep it from the
boa:fledge of his other Minister" • that he would allow on
barman beiog to see it—neither thine whose contact k des-
berthed, nor these mho, as the coalidentiaf itdviskni of the,
Cruets, were respotaible for the pima deelf; that the Noble
Lord sobseqwendy re-clatmed hb Numistlve, that he made ses.
terial alter:Limns to it, that he sappreeell a ra b Odium-
coo, *IA that in this state it was split si hihire
his Majesty. as these facts the tesistatioas wetrlfeedsassiitaad-
ed. On these f:tete it WSW doctoral, is thaw
the coneuct of Lord Ciaathasa hod beat highly watialtito-
taws!. He agreed with the Learned Geattemaa, thatit
he difficult lode= precise Act of Parliament ea w
this declarative Or supported; but it appealed for its
fo.sodisticio to ever) ore a( thusepriaciptes of vi isich the Coo.
smut:inn was Mai tsp, aad io welch it emitted. Wank De-
'. cessarv, in a Canstitatiesal point of view, that the emliden-
tial ativisi•s of lOW OMANI Should enosuit one another on their
proceedings ? Was it necessary fat the peMic service that
they should do so ? Was it wt./is:ay that the Cabinet COOS..
cil shoald esostir in their awaistres for the good of their coun-
try Above all, was it secrwary that for every act of the
Sofefek,U 3 respooable shoal,' be tumid ? lithe al-
denatlite most be the reply in theta inquiries. what road be
raid of the emaillset se Lord ('manias, who. hismelf a Member
a the Orthinet, tendered to his Majesty advice, the eroprierttt
submitted of which he bad nut to his rdlragur., , n,l teen
quested his Modesty to keep that advice from the leo wledge

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