The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-22 00:00:00

a Hew 4414111iliftleentaer111110 RTA.YE MOOKS,
totodioes their aei.ts to -hi a trice,
▪ With halite Nee "Come art,
" Playing the game et es each other,
" Makin; court-sweelleseabiefth-ir Mud oil,
• lo foolish hope to goateed dither's tract •
" Both esisseing, bosh exufting.both decayed:
" Aud sometimes both, (let Earth rejoice) whim !
Yoexc : Night Thoughts s The Complaint.
LORD CASTLEREAGIL—This Laid is, It would
seem from the public prints, making, or somebody
for.isim, great efforts to put himself forward again,
and even to establish some claims to a compare-
tire disinterettedness. Nay, a correspondent tells
me, that he is not without his hopes that ore may
" yetsee Castlereagh a patriOt," as he seems so
anxious' to disclaim all share in the pocketing of
the public reoney.—lf one nifty jillgc from the
language of the partizans of the Ministry, it is
the intention to disown teeth the Pistollin:z Privy
Couttsellont ; fur, at the BEIZESUIRE all tern...
the partizans of the Ministry contended, that
they were not to be Wanted fur the &caudate'',
hickerings and quarrelling), which had taken
Vice in the Cabinet, seeing that the wren-
;tyro *eve Awe: out ; had alla Of the speak/ere
thanked Grad that they were out.— It ht nut, there.
fare, iin;lossibk, that eq. Lord Castlereagh Kay
have the design of becoming a Patriot ; but, L
must not let him, or any coue fur him, pass him•
self oil, as to the past, at least, -for what he ha
nut been.—There is an attempt making to creaks
a belief, that, in my Statement of the 91st of
Ja-
nuary last (just a year ago, lacking a day), at
page 74 in Vol. XV. of the Register, I published
respecting the emoluments If this MOM anti his vela.
lions, what was FALSE. Great pains arc fak.
Ing to cause alai to be generally believed. The
motives for this I OR easily guess at ; but,'l3
the motives what they may, it • becomes me to ear.
pose the trick, and to show THAT MY STATE-
MENT WAS TRUE, with the exception or ja
mere error in casting, and a trifling erroells' tl* .
amount of one salary, *bids, it is evident) conl4
not ha intentional ; which could snake no
Cervical at all as to the conclusions to be drawn
.troll the statement ; and which was more thlas
overbalanced by omissions of other salaries or
enioluments.--Soute time ago (upon precisely
what occasion I do not recollect), Ma. WAITNe
NAN did, it seems, make, in speaking to the Citi.
liens of London, a statement respecting the enor.
MONS sums of public motley, swallowed by Lifir
Catlareigh cud his relations.--At the lust City.
Meeting, Mn. WAITUNAN, litlxits4) as he said)
been informed, that his statement about the et 010.
laments of Lord Castlereagh and his relations
WAS an erroneous statement, corrected that state.
.ment • but observed, at the Stole time, that he
hall taken his facts " from the newspapers,"
swhich facts had never been coat eatlicted.—l weir
rather surprised at this rtplanation of
WAITIIIIANI because I had not observed any
We/ inatiersit its his 4rst slats:pent ; but, what
was my astonishment, when C reld,--in that •ex-
.cellent Evening Paper, Tut Seatesarax, a sort
of circular article., ascribing Mr. WAITIILISAN'is
pretended min-statement to ME! I was struck
with the audacity of the thing ; •and,- I, at (meet
got over a resolution that I had formed; never
tnere to name either CASTLEttlLtoll• ter Canntool
STATESMAN introduces the CelialasAl
ARTICLE with those words : " On' Satersloy night
" we received for insertion the following lOW
" meat, which, by its having hppearect .in • thel
' Morning Papers of this day, we coacktdo to los
destined to make the grand tour .of the press (4
oho United Kingdom.--We feel at all • times
gratified in the uppertunity of giving pobillito
; to staternentl which have fur their objeco'lliiiiaw.
vestigation of truth. lord Castlereagh' istAithe
deed, by this accounts a much more neitieeteall
Statesman, than we had apprehended Mmto be.
This, however,. our readerentust brishist Med)
" is • a statement. made by the Noble Lard‘ 4n
4' contradiction of that.which was tasted; by. M r.•
ig. COUETT more than 12 months ago, awd «Mak'
" haring, until Teeaday. last, remained ungallant*.
" dieted. Mr. Waithasaa was). distort*, toren?,
‘' jastifsed its asserting, ,le theAreblie is •b live.'
is eery gaol foestillhe pirdetietto
cept "Mr. Cubbett,"' whirls evet.dipttd hopato•
fors proinulgaton‘ffaleehoostathesegh theeehaeop
-hoods should be Molests old instead of one pane.
9yiefstry ' r.4.'Cohbet t, is arderle presto timid
be, seoraiti to shelter any statemeet
aptley a pickles of lapse if' lire iteril4l4l4"
publiAcs his Statement) awl, thailholollikl
cant errors above.noticed, severer Nto ihs *loiter
stalcosent.—fiist, hemmer., let me resliud
reader chi the circamstagess, ender which thostatel.'
meat was made, and the ammo! its belatmade.—.
The DAMNS( ISLANDS had just been taltietts as.
the Commasdees. by ass aid load, who mat: the
caplets., had bestowed, es being in • their gift
(from long usage), four garret two of Htellottit
MUTER. and two of NATAL OFFICER, upon two
officers of the navy, nod one military officer, all'
*Erving upon Ilse station.; but, Lord Castlereagh,
*ping Cleo in an office which gave him the ma.
• • ereent of the colonies, set aside these sppuint. I
.ts; took the emoluments of these offices front .
three officer', serving their country in that. 'esti . • s
kntial climate; took the four offices from them, '
and gave them all to his own uncle, Lord-Geoncs•
Satatonn, mho was living in 'safety at home, 1.•
and who was, at Ma same time, a Commis-
sioner of Excise in England! ----This was 't ,
the set that called forth. the Statement, which my •
irked the STATIIKMAN has, without due consider. a
ININIIheti to admit to be untrue; but, for the .
_teeth of which, with the insignificant ezceptions
-above-mentional, lam ready to touch. Indeed, •
I will leave no doubt at all upon the subject.
(liens follows the Extract from the PoLITicaL R gain.
rag of 2.l4JAhiary, 18091 which bevies beta ahead/ be-
fore the Public, we &oh.
•
Such was my statement. In or4or to take up
as little room as possible, I have left out. part of
my rensuriks, not essential to the clearly moque. •
heading of the statement. But, Is to My State. •
men', here it is republished, and I du, its the.
most positive manner, here, re.assen Mat State.
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