The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-10-31 00:00:00

hjgjestification. .meter all, it,is bat a
*lion, and one on which no sophistry 4
truth. The. facts are precisely these:
Prince Regent of PORTUGAL was Obliged
uge in his South American possessions, from
occupation of Lisbon by lustier, this country
tw a state of declared warfare with him; 1,17
Lord STRAMPORD was merely a Prod NI.
sociator, emberkei oe board the 1111180:41
'tate navaritage 7irlisjr tig=lar ..
which might arisen-41sesi4bo-Petemelmiest.446

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'Brazils, Lord S. asiomed the Aide of Envoi
trnordinaryi which diplematid link, only be
possessed from that time to this: After our succes4-
in expelling the French from Lisbon itml ifs flashy,
'by the Treaty of Chitral a Portogoese Regency 'al
isstablishedt'ind., it wu found necessary tO,ltstiti,
Priitish there also ; this sippointmeitwo
Conferred 11 n t.cs Sruamt, but,,att Arft:h!
had" only the Rank of Chirp sfottwsiat
it *dug found unessa ry to.utgloiis ni pri.;(_4s_ the

tank of &may was conferred on him.-04 ,tea
in May lot, this gentleman wns removed to the Nit

of 0 RANO E, and Mr..iyuysit.im succeeded to the duties.
oof the rnissiri but.we belieye %vial only the rink of
,Charge el'AZoireii as at first lield by Sir c. sTimit
report :wits sMp I itarLDIPO, ikildtMcialt.sly cif.
aulated, that tat ypiuc. ,04P4IMuctALAItte0eit.l.
'return to- .Figircik; "fed, r a bets e, that Lod
STRANGPORD .iqs,t.niFteils not only to ptfll44

measure upon hlm, but also to state that it wo!

agreeable to the firldsh.Government if he would
his passage ipAish aiaa:af war. To 'hit!.
can state, from unquestionable authority, that tie\
Prince decidedly • refused Ms assent; and he no
pressed his determination to make use of his ott
fleet, sito.uld he iduris .Lisbon, ,eren
' measure he had not absolutely decided upon...;-lt.
was about this period at Mr. .Cacittie
shown some symptoms of coquetry with the Mei:,
nistratiou, and it being desirable to get rid of tie
' disagreeable andbyance of answering those question'.
in Parliament, which that Gentlemen and the other
Wn.r.est.ex retainers are in the •habit of pattint;
besides their occasional niteillitions from side teak
and the utter uncertainty Si IS what pert they would
take in the easel%
.ParliaMentary campaign; all
these considerations, and Mr. CANtrlNres little blear:
ing maidenish advances, decided the Ministry to take
hierinto their service; but whereto put trim sloths
'difficulty ; he could not, of course, serreaeo subaltern
lox Cabinet under I'mq Gistu.sit ralo U, whom belle!
declared, to be unfit 'to sit even in the same Cabhut
with .himself. Oh ! The pride of the CAN.
• .
NINGS could never be brought to this. Mrs.CAeNtso,
hoverer, was indiqposed, and it was hinted that the
waters of Eareges would be agreeable to her.—Now,
althciegh these waters are situated in the province a/
Ines • Haute' Pyrenees, much further distant from
Lisbon 4han they arc from London, yet as the Duke
of. WALLIXOTON could ,not be disturbed Pio
.Paris, nor bias brother Sir finally Wtutsixt.
from Madrid,* nothing remained but Lisbon;
and ridiculous .as it out of the circumstance
of Mrs:" CAittxels wishes to take the_ waters
at Bareges, 1500 tniks from Lisbon, arose thgjeb,
nlircliTs* an** the -subject of attacirtad-deftreetritr-
t wee n the Morning Chroniik and Ifornift4Post.—
But as a common Envoy was tee butnslea post for
so great a man as Mr. CAOSING—what waists b.
done? Why)creati the mialtiei IWO an italmssader ;
and thus has the extraordinary absurdity been coo-
' mitted, of making an Ambassador succeed a Charge
d'Affaires; while . the highest innk • Which Lora
ST4ANGFOVIES residing with the Royal Person, his
ever enjoyed, has been that of Etiroy. Even
this did not -tasty' the Canning appetite—The
highest allowance ever known •is give". to tie
Duke of ‘Vel.j.isruvote, 10,0001. PCr
annum, and this to support a ri4l4:of the *nit
Class, in every way; in a eit ital Celelerated for its'
extravagence;, at tie meizapiAls_pf a nation, where
gaiety, end' •diasiriation heti' so ;:cithepletely identiled
r with high rank.' that if infitic4nke'could
'made to any. diplomatic allowance,- the Nita 0.
,VVEPAtiwrot(*as certainty' entitled to it; instead .ff
A which at Lisbon, where expellee is out of the qua-
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don, where thi habits of the people, be dim*,
and various 'other lOcitiircurnsterices. prevent the
possibility of slur kinkier:litters-int ,a st•
pence, the etioittioni• 1.1`,0001: a year is*
mended, and given. to Mr. Camino i !or ?.1.
Certainly not tiny 'services, ,whiehl in the nature
of thltign,- sett-tie perfonterl 'at -L n, but ta at

price of his purchasm by the Ministry!.
' Let the Morning Post turn and twist these. 64"
as OM/est it cannot alter them! We chaileftPs
denial of them, and we shall be. happy to see ►t es.
plained to the Mitts nation, why so detestable aid
scandalous a job as this, has been so indecent!,
created, at a time when economy is so imperiously
necessary in every branch of the natioual expeodis
tore.

• Tait TOLLOWIWO 15 'nom A CO/111.011INDES%
• A vary considerable increased activity has appeared
during thh last week in all We Wires connected with
the Way. Delve-slowed it ,has been already stated,
, that the march of Hieral of the Militia regi•aenis't*
that: connties, fot'the purpose of being reduced,
Ms
been countemmiered l ,and 4hit the second battaboill
of "41161" ii 7tieglit 'are' to continue, at pteseut,
'oll' the eststinetitekti ; These elecesestances, and
teens :others cot) nitbei with them; have catered a cog"
siciscable depreciation if the Foitdve The