The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-17 00:00:00

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“ kr the Me Depec,twiret, end cameo be .were
N argil, a less. ew, of State."
So, Isere was this modem olictating en Friday in
di thew elms I though the ling saw that he was
mi; Omagh other, saw that he was sad I though
Axes Rostnson swears that he had bun if/ for a
firelight! Bat, the sees aneecewatable thing is,
that be shield hers heel bit is power as to all these
caw 'free, whoa the Meg Memel( saw that he was
mei! This nut give rise to lagairy of some
out, If strove not fee ever pas eat el *see who
an is a state sOneore for seek laydry.
take all this sheet the pareitiorisOom to he,
hatieveti ale* 1(e, film the heginsiag*tbe *ad. If
'the king a. clearly saw that he au meld. the whole
Cassell oast haviresea it; ea& isssary wa Wets,
that, if they hsd seealt. they meld h.hiTlifi his la
charge 4 Ills thruatEses of State
.06,101 To be-
klieve this ousisast iris ha mad welt. It le oral-
feet. that he wu set gad, no au 01.heNy ilt, em the
Friday. We were all of me left la*, safrkeepiar
he Imhof regarded uin Ms seam. Asd, the mats&
cuclasion is. that 6. destroyel himself la a it of de-
spair; for which despair be lad. Hie had say geese
at all, sallsiest reams. Fee. what had be so leas
fovea is I He had got rides, t Is, bid et Mb*
bat, these, without fair fame, are sethlag t and u had
sew of that. Ms was a most shallow atea t the most shal-
low that we evarlesaw unmated with say thing of great
importance. There was eseptisess la the very sound
of his voice. lint. still, be wne net aa ideot : sad set
king as ideot, be east have saes. that all his eerie*
wets about to fade fur 0•111.

Rh career had bees lug i he bed, for about SO
wan been in office, mid had always had great pewee
lodged le his bands. Bet, a state of likings Melly sew
lid new arrived. The cesecorm Is gbh* he bed se
hag had.a share, was a essema of huallese arm*
sad 4figoaslea parr.. There asmied midsing bet west
sf principle and wait embus. to tarry ea such a tea-
ms, width est all idea of rospeasibility at ddanet,--
lack a cancers required sot the kneeled(' eta Stater
su uy more than the welds/ ea sign-poste requires
a Scholar. Bat, there I. new sea. a state of thins
Om requires the knowledge of a Statuses ; a state of
dings which bullying, lying aid Ishii'', are of so ow;
estate of things, when there Is something lure to be
weeded to than the physical rotes accessary to cause
refractory people to be hanged; a state of things which
highs weeding armies and parsosiasticse te mere;
assets of things, is short, in which no assistance can be
yielded eves by such able aulliavies as Chaves and
EDWAIIPS.

He mast have bees an idea indeed not to see, that,
be tweet site in a very short time. Aid. If he did
et all, where was he to step ? It was eat merely
a taming out of plate; a mere 'heap frees 'es side
sf elm Hesse to the other and casein% peeket yearly
stile so much of the Stolle meaty. It was net
merely this! it.
it impossible wu cesspkte demdettbiat h
im,ea, could
and
tlbs very
lope, that be could fall without falling for ever. It
ins impossible, in short, that he mild think of quit-
Mug the ratline of power withal. hes:mime • real
setwast; and yet he could hardly hops to remain is
pewee another twenty-four months. So that his pro-
sped was dismal; he mast have bed a fearful looking-
Grimed. Aad. io this state of dread of the future,.
it is possible that be became disordered in his mind.
At is, rate, the cutting of Isis threat masifestly arose,
sot from any *Misery iesamity ; bet from despair;
free the dread of humiliation. which has been the
fertile cause of the cutting of threats amongst met-
Masts, mosey-jobbers, sad other desperate adventurer..
Cestswptible as ibis man was in point of talent, be
will be a loss to the Boroaglmongen, with whom he
ma great favourite. They looked upon him as a
Wade that would stick at nothing; and, therefore.
they *ill lament his cutting hie throat; not for the
oak of his throat (!or, they care sheet no throats but
their men), bat for the sake of those corrupt sink-
holes, by which they thrive at the expense of the peo-
ple. Ilia death, therefore, will male them feel
linen. They will lock back with 'melancholy to the
get when he used to taunt and insult the people;
tad, beevieg a sigh, exclaim ; alas! Mat throat, out
of which came such volumes of abase on the people.
rut by Mat hand 'bleb signed the bargain with the
BOURSONS rtglading NAPOLEON, and which had he-
fors si geed so many things in Ireland! With his right
Land be wrote the Rill that dooms Englishmen to
banishment for life if they utter wards tending to
king the passers of the Bill ink contempt; and with
that eighths cat his throat! Let thou who rejoiced
at the passing of that Bill cut their threats too if they
chem.
We shall see who will supply his place as bow-wow.
The ether place any of the Riders, the Addiegtons. or
the Jenitissels can fill ; bat, there wants long talk,
I'd big talk, sad talk on all occasions fur the bow•soose ;
as' there wants, too, that total absence of all sense of
self ddriency, that marked the hero who has, at last,
Ist his threats of resigning into execution.

bier or WILLINOTON.—The Dnke of Wellington,
re are Wormed, returned yesterday from the Conti.
tint. and, in the afternoon, passed through Dartford
tothehome of the late Itlargoess of Londonderry at
Cray. On his landing at Dover, it is said, he
inn read the account of his duel, and expressed his
4arkn:shroent at the boldness of the fabrication.
Letters from Marseilles bring atoms from Moga-
dere that Malley Soloman has returned to the Capital
atli that all was qniet there. Business began to revive.
14 the last Settling Acconat of Chill Bonds it was
greed mot to take any payment but in Rank Notes.—
II %elegance of the great beetle yesterday, it being
Ny 481, a broker paid to another a note of 1,0001
41614 of see for 1601., which soon after was disco-
trod by the broker, who immediately returned the
'.OOOl. to the owner. A mistake of about 8001. re•
labs in
tration. dispute la the Chili Bends and has been left
teli