The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-08 00:00:00

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I ditional proof of that tobie coafider.ce and lvric
! spirit which only dwell in a guiltless hart. It ea
I worthy of the Q.:ESN Of ENGLAND, It WAS theaspy
of injured innocency: striking awe into the minds IN .4
accusers, and overthrowing at once tie fabric of :a
postures built up for years by secret emisszi..s.
betrayers alike of t'ae High Individual whom LI
I pretended to serve, and of the Illustrious Priatti
whom they had marked out fur their
Tb debate which ensued on taking the lia„
; Message into consideration is, perhaps, t.e bog
' important which ever took place within the "h
of the House ; as it has revealed facts which were er
Ibefore even imagined, and which have placed the
' negotiation at St. Omer'. in a point of view, no: ow
new, but still more favourable to bee Meteors k
now appears, that the proposals which her Rattan
re.;ected with so much just indignation (and we re*
to find in concurrence with the advice of Mr. Biagi,'
nest), were not the josepostd. which .Ifiaiettrs Lj
directed Lord Matchless's to lye before her. "It Ira
said," declared Mr. Cexxiso, " that her Mears,
had been called on not Daly to renounce her title a
dirtits, but prevet.ted from using any time belougiat
to the Royal Family ; of thee (-audition us arailiW as.
TitiNu. It might have been an inference of the Noble
Person who made the proposal, bre it was r oa-
k/ion NOT CONTE3IPLATED DT (101-ESN/SENT, and fa,
Hononrabk and Learned lientientan world woe )(oda
'in the useuturandam which contained the sabstsace
of the propositions." flow *ea came Lori
HUTCHINSON to offer tenor, and, no as ultimata.
too, which leers out contemplated by the Oevernment by
whom be was employed to negoeiate? Was he the
agent of two conflicting authorities, sod the beams(
two missions, one of which was as different from tie
other, as it was unknown to that branch of the &etu-
des which was to bear its responsibility? If that was
the co*, sad that it was, who can doubt, alter ruing
Mr. l'extrote's declaration, well might that Lamer
emphatically exclaim as he did, that " bad it bees is
his power to have avoided the calls of hie duty,
would hare been aoy where bat where be bad feead
himself during this debate!" Well alas might he add
that, " baring discharged the duty which be owed to his
Sovereign sad his country, he amulet be allowed, he;
hoped, to *malt his own feelings, by abets.** es
mach es papal* from 'eking pare is eN future step
of tlse preceedisgs." What is fact is the imam of
his Majesty's Ministers, ur are they Masters at all, if
the for which they art respossille, sad whisk
:hey advise, are secretly counteracted by the de,
of an mathority superior to their own, to the agMb
whom they are allowed to employ ? This is, lailialloa
fearful degradation, wed one to which we lehwald
with all their &obsess far place, power is orient* osa
oat of the epseetioss $ *ma the pen*. ilisidey a
est leer be dimmed to embissit. The heliffie

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