The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-12-10 00:00:00

THE STATESMAtiht

actually will be ntionoquxo 1: Moulds*. Awn uY r•-•
honour and moderetion, attached to 110' OAP
nor attached to any cause but that of the po4o4ta•
tion, and the %welfare of these realms, 041110 ilts,
tereats of the rouse to. whore the. COlfititl-
tide .has given the enviable &tops& Poiret
Pot' 'this `cotintrir,-.sticti Ohs surprise
!nekt to be expressed, Mild. eriiktiely 'to be imagined
Upon what aitthorlty'k the Alinement to be'
prorosuedl"—Thequestioa is.perfectly, natural to
all who oderstind the Constitution, and .are arr.
customed to siftere their .conduct and mould theft'
Am tapas •.that model ; sad the question we ref
commend to the enesidevOtion pf every iOO4l 1110
docs not wish to see a change of Geverensent in j
this -country. 'The Commission fur prorolt9ing
Parliament cannot be 'signed by his hia4e.svir)
Its; his physicians have taken oison them to libel.*
State of his Blestssitts 'health, of which
„Wit:
' impossible to suspect theta. gigt, lint any pirr
son, in all these Realms, dare to Great Seal
l 0 the Commission without the Royal Signature ?
Therois* daringness exists in some minds, istwen.
'mend with courage, bet the more desperate 0,1401
seceent. The lore of power, *Mt— of
Breve, create thelloperation, sad make feeble and
destardli. WM do what brave men,would shriek
fru!: ,bare we such now, to play this monstrous
farce of a proroguing of ParliaMent,- without the
Royal Signature ?• Or arc these men so desperate is
their fears (for it is not courage, as we have said,
that actuates such men aswe have described) as to giside
the KING'S hand, his wino absent from the purpose,
or misinformed, and mistaking it,? We dare not
answer either of these questions. We dare not say
of Ministers, making a pause at any one point of
unconstitutional and illegal conduct... 44 to .this
they will go, but no further." Love of power,
and lust of lucre, when they - take possession of
igiforant minds, lead men they know not where,
sucoseLves ! Those passions are blind, even in
great minds ; and in little and creeping, characters
are as much without compunction as without fore.
sight.—Buti let Ministers do what they may, the
penple are to ask themselves, what' do they
conclude trout what has been already done? Du
they foil, that lessons of loyalty are given to
them, by. thelegliag *side of the necessity for
the asoireurs ./47iscrsotia iA oar ExEco T LYE
Goreraaront..• If; Ministers tee wan go on

far time fortnights, ofercisieg, the Royal Exe.
votive 1 ers,iu ell Its branches, and enjoying
the RtiyAl Prertsgetives, lt. follows that 'there is no
need for a Ito Ya I. Power, no Melt for Pfirogatites,
which in seine inetantes be,ir hard upon the natural'
liberties of the gorerued. Our Government is
one of compromise, in which tiro crootost &gm
of practicable liberty is the edged in austemplei.
tion, slung with the order and good government of:
the whole community ; and in which Sto rep.
lerity of the working of the machine for the
intended purposes, is the compensation for car.
tain losses of natural rights. And it hos been
supposed (and we believe most justly) the,
the form and constenctioo ate well fitted for the
purpose. Pet, if idiuisten proceed to skew that
part of it is utoless„ that it can .be laid aside) or
wholly obliterated, they - proceed to destroy the
Constitution in undermining-metes bpinions 'of its
indispensable neernsitp--Let the two STATICS of
the ItEstat meet on Thursday, and as speedily as
possible do that which before should .have beet
done—examine the Physicians, and act upon the,
best knowledge Tatar can acquire of the State of
the Executive Power, its deficiencies, aad the setae.,
dies fur the some.

Another meeting of the Privy Council is expected
to be held to.niorrovr, at the Privy Council Cham.
ber, %Vilifyhall, fur the purpose of examining` his
MAJESTY'S Physicians.

Saturday morning, her MAJAITY, Prineesset
ELIZABETH and MARY, took an airbag to Frog.
more, and returned to the Palace at two o'clock,
The Duke of CAMIIRIDGet Princesses Auourra
and Scrota rode out on horseback its Windsor
Great Park. for t wo. host rs. The Royal. Party Were
accompanicby Lord Wal.lll3lollAst Lady Cite 04.
LEY, Geller* CARTWItIGHT and Alassanstr) cub
leoels TATUM' and Desanow e.
Xesterday morning Divine Service was perforated
to her Wooer, sod the Pasmeasscs tts Windsor
Castle; 'key aftervrards rode to Frogmore, and
returned to the Palace at'half-past two o'clock.
Oa Batuird4y the Marquis WELLtscEst enter.
.teined .all the Calsioet *misters, at his house in
The Earl of LIV 1110110: and Earl BATIIU&ST
se-
sted at Wiodsssii at one o'clock yesterday. They
' went immediately to the Castle, and remained in
conversation witit the Physisitsus attending his MA.
JEST!' lilt balf-pist two.
Private advlces from the Continent state, that, in
,Switzerlandi 4ogsburgh, Bamberg, Carla.
tithe, Darmstadt, cassel, and Berlin, all colonial
;produce has beets seized by the Custom-house WA-
cersi and much of it burnt.
By letters frOm St. Bartholomew we learn, that
*Ogg tesume arbitrary acts of Government a rev°.
mien had taco place there. The Judge of the is.
land, Betgateilt; his.% ifes Principal Secretary, Ser.
mast &c. trod been sent (Arend had arrived at Salem.
At embargo isittl been imposed upon all shipping.
Letter, teem Bout-deals; states' that the expedi.
lion fitting out in the Scheldt is to be provided with
'lO4OO trJojtsg. fat'. thp. purse of menacing our
t?"!: *.