The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-03 00:00:00

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and those of her people, either do
real state of the question at issue,
mina' and are is so far unfit to give
standing them, intend to betray. '
tions to which it is essential that
atteution should be called at the
her real well-wisher, seeing that
ever deplorably deficient in real talent
crafty, vigilant, and practiced in even
erg, stratagem and deceit ; that,
irap her Majesty into false measni
failed, they will endeavour to procrastii
logs, in the hope that the tempest
:ions have raised up will subside it
opportunities may occur of devisii
by which they may hope, by the '
alteration in the public mind, to
diminution of her Majesty's forces,
crease of their own, of which they
ler her destruction. Let not appearances
baow the enemy well : huil I affirm .1-
alehinations, the wren-fold shield
M Ile great, and only protection
Is essential, then, that nothing should
swinish the strength, or to divide
opinion.
Her Majesty now stands in that
ing attitude, in which she has nothing to
the treachery; ef Wk. or the pbusillaniwilty
counsellors. Ist poraesstor. stand
machinations ars exp. 4 d to the world,
fortuity. They are the contempt,
of the present generation ; anti will
of posterity. Their very partisans
them. They are prostrate before
hand sad foot. With respect to their ptatritfeed pew
;Bette green bags, to give credit to one iota of their
villainous contents would now stamp& man for eM *
ideot : to pretend to give them credit would skal,*
a knave. It is not, therefore, from her • *
from their charges, that her Majesty has any deem
to apprehend. But with respect to the danger, With
does really exist, as the lookers ea ftequentlywe were
of the game than the players, so disinterested oh.
servers may discern mote distinctly lisa these awn
Immediately concerned. The pablk, who are, an.
doubtedly, sincerely and efilvieztly her Majestyb
friends, have seen with sorrow that sentiments hest
found their way into some of her Majesty's answeno
the addresses of the people, which, in as far as they
can have any etfeet upon her cause, mast haven Is.
juriona one, and were most assuredly wholly invalid
for ; sentiments which they are, however, far foes
supposing could have emanated from tole ow, signor
and unsophisticated understas :ing. They can, I.
deed, very clearly discern their source: sad tide
anxiety may be pardoned tl at the impressies which
the promulgation of such sentiments have made, ad
which the repetition of them would be likely le
confirm and streugtheis, should not remain asking
to her Majesty. To iodate her Majesty M minims
in the validity of the reasoning of her Mends nig
doors, and to direct them to be acted upon, if ens
contrary to the dictates of " absolute wisdom," a
doors, it is, I am persuaded, only necessary to reelei
her of the real nature of the parties, on both oat
of the question at issue. On the one side, we have
the interests of her Majesty, of her Royal Comet,
and of the nation at large; for, Goy are one, aed
inseparable : whilst, on the other, we hare those of
all the old hacks of corruption, who are actually
in place, or in hopes or expectations of succeeding
to office, together with all their satellites, greet
and small. Here, then, we have the grand onirr sf
battle: a few feeble, besotted, infatnated, sleek-faced
partisans, on the one side, against the whole ham
and soul, and spirit, of this great nation, embodied to
the other. Of the latter, her Majesty is at this se
meet, from her peculiar position, necessarily the ce-
menting principle. This is what Mr. Canning wadi
presume insolently to call being" the rallying psis
of disaffection:" And surely three cannot be a
better title to the support pod admiration of the pab-
lie, than being an efficient rallying point of disalbe
tion to all the infamous proceedings of this moth
statesman and his associates. Under these rims-
stances, it is impossible for her Majesty, without titre
parable injury to all parties, to separate her mew
from that of the people, which Is also, as sin took se
elution very justly to observe, that of the king. It
was, therefore, to be lamented, that her Majesty shoed
have been advised, in answering an address, which
merited any thing but an answer, to terogaise a per,
poetises which the people of finghtad tusanimerelp
disavow. The address itself, in the face of thee.
dared opinions of the mattes, would have 'faded a
convincing proof, if any bed been still wanting, that
the sentiments of the people of Ragland are not rep*
sented in the House of Comensoes. If that haat bod
been a due representation of them sentiments, it mild
have been quite impossible that the dastardly, Mee
geom, unconstitutional. and unhallowed premed*
against her Majesty, should ever have bees NMI!
wined, proposed. or ovvirtangterd: tidelrotatterit
admission, therefore, whilst it was at all omen am
called for, and therefore at least superfloses. Ws OA
trecuely (considered la relltreme M OW
rra, whatever it might be with respect to ether 1-
leidats), as being in direct opposition to the declared
opinions of the whole British sacks, with fisting**
of her Majesty's enemies alone. This coacessiose,hder
as it was, sot only not conformable to truth, but there'
verse,was as much beeped' thedigaity, salt teas
to =
the tattiest', of her Majesty. Nor could such a
ing possibly, by the most remote routings's"-, crew
any good purpose; since it is the nature of comp
tionists, uniting the qualities of the spatial' and
cur, to be se far trees being capable of lefoilesig
led by concession, or compliment (if the week Iv
question were eves words of course). that agli
ant of forbearance. no She part of orlwasetif
only the art of readrrhig then more hopleall!
sad ferocious. Bisproseleas therefore, fahe in their
selves, sad cossestaently ',dignified; expresdesse
which road ;modem es effect We these to whir,
they were addloseed I see meant say advsatageai
revei l zarr these. whilst they were
to whole war of the profit •
when hand raider they antneiesn, night alwo
ban be.. essilleins to kw bee Majesty the drelMwNM
o=l4 the prjill4'W 'be people "" set tit
dist they night ant be the remake centime-li

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the interrelation atieni la, to witness some reads, i
prcet, or some relsolnyki, 11
hey may avail theowilm al
ppearanees be trusted. I
affirm that, against thk
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shield of pith* "kilt e Lion of her Majesty. k e
rig should he dime teal s
livid, the current 4th
that pseud and ream*
I nothing to fear hat bus 1
le pnalllanialty of timid I
stand unmasked. Their 1
;be world, in all their&
mpt, scorn, aid deehisa 1 1
ril will be the exemalha I
artisans are ashamed if
Mort her Ila:esty, had i
to their putrid &alp I
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