The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-06 00:00:00

got. however, the first who has ventured to pv4.11164'1,:
the national debt "'a mine of wealth," Mr. J wire Bit,
LICY once made a sli pof the same kied, bnt we never !int
of his reiterating his Irish doctrines. 11 i. no wsolt
that my Lord italtiCl4o3lT should tato! the 1e44 in the
Agricultural Itlnetings, when he informs, u5..401
has himself so little robfich•nce in the "
wealth." that he 'never did, and netree-,nrill,..iiir
a farthing in the ‘lfilitis; and that,
.consequently,
a Landowner, he is more interested. in the
price of corn than in the fluctuations of the
market on 'Change., There is one rircumwasee
which the country at large cannot help feeliog am,
gatibfactios. Whatever be the difcreoces of "law
as to the necessity or propriety of altering the existist
Corn Laws or having any Corn Bil:, all parties tacitly
admit the injudicious conduct of Ministers; all ac
ally think them unable and unfit to direct the kflairo of
this kingdput. They have lost the confidants a the
nation ; it is high time, therefore, that they lose their
places.

The character of this ageicultural meeting anim
to have been redeemed, by the sense and spirit ow*
fested by one of the persons present, Mr. Blackmat
Mr. B. plainly 'hewed them, as he had told them nai
'formly before, that they entertained mistake* vies'
upon the subject on which they had met; asd as see
ceesfully exposed the inconsistencies and usiscliietea
blunders of the CNANCII,LOR of the Excatutma ad
his Colleagues of the Agricultural Committee. W
would congratulate the Agricultural °outlasts,
such men as he belonged to their profeselos.
however, does not; ai this exemption may accost
for his enlightened Old liberal views. Mr. Bucs
AIAN is a merchant at Lewes.

We cheerfully congratulate the French people e
the conduct of their Deputies. The Miniaters,pes
Gentlemen, felt so sore upon their defeat that therm
dered• their resignation ; but his Most Christise Ili
JESTY would not accept of it. What affection es ta
one band and pride on the other French Mioistc
should imitate the patience and endurance of Brltii
Miniaters, who, loyal souls, are so fond of their Ma
ter—pooh, pooh,—their places and profits, we mese-
that theipocket any abuse or affront with true Chri
than humiliation, and condone to transfer all the odiu
to any shoulders from their own. We apprebeb
however, that our own Ministers on the appreschh
Session, will not find themselves slumbering on ahi
of roses. They will be Wad, with all 014 tree)]
before them ; and as they say at the Old Bailey,
,1
we wish them a good deliverance. To be sue, I
may be told they can commend a large majority.
doubt-bet they tan, provided things do not come boi
to the httetteas and bosoms of the Meehan. Tb
may be many who cannot collect tbeit teats, end w
may begin to suspect that the payment of Peesic
may become doubtful; then comes ele• the tag of ec
between the hereditary prreperity-oxen and the Mil
enjoyers of patronage; and the" aye " sauce",
.Iweontethiag wore than a sere form.

We should Cot oblect to instruct Ministers on dal
flare of I reland, but alt they have been as long io task
*ay progriticipirsrds the pesos. sod happiness of ti
a bo sedsaku e try, we look ispottfirie ea unegail to chats
That each a country. wheriribehOtroties OieatuM h
been et profusely dispensed, shoold become thew
of terror and of blood, may naturally excite tempi
went. We knew the country well, we know tits
per of its inhabitants.; they cad be led, by a balm
eetelle..hot trlll act..be drive". by the lash or the
°pet t they possess a bold ;Writ of 'freedom, et
srostla sooner break than baud, that will do any tit
by fair means, but will resist coercion. The Wittig
kncer it, still they are aboitipo take measnres tol
• -`
ceiltritethe...ceauf itiste,il of talieg
ioted
75d
j.* and' the eitablips: tof Tba .11Prdsi L
are. allibiltto adeptsil its •pteee of the comillat
t •
systesfricommeoded by the Knee lust August. I
. proves the humbug on the Irish people en that o
awl. the sending of his lIIAJZSTT to Inlaid lc
palpable humbug on the Kiss and the people, ail
**quest facts clearly show. The sangoinag
Masters, Orange Wreckers. Absentee Agate, TI
Proctors, aid petty men • lit' office. lam itsai.l
petipte rui‘ory and wretehedness.: Jostle* is ell
their reach, for•they are too poor to go 11 kW.
cep, are the cues.. of Irish mieerf wed Iris
and She akrevanseet brat
is easily pacified c girt the Itcleh peolthrWilialf
and a good word. and there is sot State'
industrious. or affectionate people on the fate
earlb. The Marquess Wst.aasaar is Wilda/ "P"
to prove the healing balm to the Oevernmest of
land. Hot it will soon be discovered that a the
of measures not of men is wanted there. We an
who govern*, if they govern well. Notwithosad
that the MARQVIIIIS may be a loan of talent, yet
hope little from hire or hii assistant, Mr. netliDev
who served his apprenticeship in the PITT school,
therefore cannot be expected to du any geed school,'
The Marquess governed India ; we hope he may bel
better to the lIIISH HINDOOS. Our opinion is
nothing salutary. will be effected either by the re
Minister. or *e Marquess of WeLLEsLar.

lIIMIACT OP A TATTER FROM TEXAS, OCT. I.
Within a few =oaths a number of persou
visited the interior of ibis Province, witb a do
ascertaining 'drat degres of safety in pews aall
pry to. aid isiosjoyed ; and for the purpose a l
ing a jut estissite of the.advarvage, held ow