The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-06-13 00:00:00

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bet they bare to contend with feelings and prejs-
°salami by exterseacouncils, which raise obstacle
aoe
*ode to the only just and proper settlement of
a:fortunate differences. The Earl of LIVER root.,
CASTLIMEM3II. and Mr. CAtes NU, the three most
*keit and important members of the Cabinet, with.
ohao, in fact, the present Ministry would be no
Awry at all. are represented as strenuously
Wog the full acknowledgment of her M•Jess v's
,irte sad rieitsl after which they conceive, there
mold be no difficulty in making such an arrangesuentas
odd it the personal feelings of the two illustt ions
:;,;.Juals concerned. The remainder of the Ministers, al-
,s4;htitey allow the propriety and justice of this pro-
reified, being men of more timid spirits, sutler the:n-
oires to be almost diverted from the right course, by
tht opposition which it encounters from a certain
glitter, and would fain hit upon a medium, which,
eats if adopted by the parties, would give no 'Misfile-
dea to the country. Bence arise the chief difficulties
lithe raw, and the various rumours which assail and
the public mind. It was yesterday confidently
si/41:1411‘ tbat Mr.Cssomso had resigned, mid that the
earl of Ltstairoot. and lan MN STUMP:AGM would resign
at the &se of the deliberations, which his Lordship ;
stated to the House last night " it would be the duty
of his Najeey's servants to have in the course of the
evening." These reports we believe to be premature. ^
Should undue obstinacy be mistaken, in a particular
yesttcr, for di7nitied firmness, it is not improbable
that they ow be realired. But there is yet too
xason to lione that the wish of Parliament,
'tacked as it )1. by the universal sense of the nation,
ad urged with respectful but determined oche-
metre by the most trusted advisers of the Crown,
till not ultimately prevail vier the prejudices or an•
ipathy excited by the fabrications of secret Wes, and
the intrusion of pernicious counsels on the pri-
ests attention of his MAJESTY. Justice, we still
crfidenely hope, will he done to her blaJasvv, in a
manner inure gra.,:fyin4 than if it had been wrenched
17 the suung baud of the law. She sill utensils it
fr herlioyal Husband's heart. It will then be full
asdasmingled—a pledge of innocence still more pie-
condign the acquittal of a Court—a bond of recut'.
Olsten still more Immutable to the throne, and more
deeply valued by the countro .

It is Glorious 'from what has recently occurrred that
Ministers hare involved themseves in a dileuium which
Mgt scetely feel. Thor hare, with a most valourous
dineeard sot wily of the probable, but of the possible,
solenadvassured the public, that they are " under a lie.
cessity"—" a pal /ill necessity," of instituting proceed-
intssginst her ilajesty that they are " compelled ;"
that they " havens) option left them." Now. it is quite
sro pm Am this cannot possibly be true;
i
must he the levy /event/ of the truth. If
11:7 had said, we Lace no alternative bat to prefer
the<c fearful charges, or the more dreadful woe of re-
signine our places; and we find ourselves compelled '
ay eve lila/4110Ni to retain oat places, and to prefer
the charges:" this would be intelligible, and, very
.peloably, correct. lbs a Parliamentary, ur, at least, a
Wtitecial sense, " Necessity," " compulsion," and
haviug no option left," are perhaps capable of
king thus explained, without incurring the charge
of direct and deliberate falsehood. But, taking
'Bow terms iu a literal and proper sense, the elle-
Om that any compulsion or necessity exists fur
prosemfieg in this most dangerous course, is so
utterly incredible, so totally void of foundatiou, that,
issainK from the mouths of persons appearing in the
Character of Gentlemen, the assertion inu.t shuck the
f &Oils of the whole nation. When the resignation
of their plates presents so obvious and easy an alter-
cativo., where can be the " necessity," the " compul-
sion," the " want of option?" If to resign, or to
• iron proceeding's of most fearful import, not only
lathe parties concerned, but to the whole eation, con-
trary t. one's own judgment and feeling, be the ques-
fee, is there a men of honour in the universe, is there
a buena being in existence, not prepared to set all
tleceney, and all regard to reputation, now or here-
after at de6sace, who trottld, for it single too-
sa:nt, hesitate ? Ministers, then, being under no
sort of necessity of prosecuting proceedings which
they disapprove, whilst they retain the liberty of
resigning their places, it follows, that, in choosing
the dangerous course which they bare adopted, they
Rost have bees guided either by judgment and feeling,
tby pnte love of plate. So, then, in compliance
Olt *played judgnieet and feeling, or the more de-
prised lute of place, of an Wheelie Adnoioistestion,l
the unties, thomely seat-log ander calamities in the
Meese, is to be teastooly pisuiged halo a further stage
of
agitation, If not absolute coovulsion. This iltik
bn-
dead, mobstroos. But if those notoriously isithoilt
tea, who am so very ready to throw out ekMl.llolr,
iebsdliq egtalest others, will not resign, tittl=
Is be compelled by the voice of the nation
even in parishes) to retire from a /odd which IiMW
wholly sat to occupy. Let the country-rillbillth
is.thts• kissicof Commons consider 'the. stabs Orbicif
they themselves hay. in the sostntry, assn the peril d
their tiiiinlions shd lead their aid, ere it be too late,
to step the career of Ministerial desperation. Let
the state of agitation into which
the Preach llidaten hare just throe's that king-
am, bY a WilllDll peteeveresee is es unpopular
sod aamesessalty sisesare. The present niessite is use
of a still mow enpopitiar, &roan, and anneoPag

woe t sod moto,loiis peoperet. praises Rail' iiiti*r
&pee of Wadies. It is Wised se whisPy ediewo,
Itat 3Swisssio Will WS comsat to try the sofa-
sewtelswiigulisir Owls pima fir s few days, it 10111
wi *GI Ittsl:47o saa bone who
vils4gOestlaili . Plow arm thi
L disk. to pall with I trsTsgdgill:
•of lent Asked the Mag. The
, Ylicieumet filimooth, mot Vlosettot
tiMlltttet of bit Mtiesty.