The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-05 00:00:00

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" 111. argumeot would good wits. the
Lions admitted. 'Esimiiie whether they ought. If
doebtedly, your sway has been prodigiously rifted-
yrl by the late operatiees. The lodes is oow in
effect your frontier; sad, on the conditions of the
arrangement, I thank Heaven that it is so. What is
there between Calcutta and that boundary ? Nor
thing bet States bound by the sense of common in- '
serest with you, or a comparatively small proportion
of ill-disported population, rendered incapable of
rearing a Standard against you. The Mahratta
power rs wholly and irretrievably broken. Scissile, by
having been kept its port while the barks ails neigh-
bours provokrd the tempest and perished in it, pre-
<sots co eshibition of shattered furtenes ; but he
stands insoloted and precluded from any extratieous
a sss i s lance. I an satisfied of his conviction that his
existence depends on his toeing is amity with the Bri-
tish Government, and of his consequent resolution to
cultivate our good will. That inclination iu him ban
been, and will continue to be unfeignedly encouraged
by tn. Were his disposition different, it ',wild be
ratter of no concern to es. Ile Is aow girded
round by States which we have railed to the power of
resiNing him, even without ear aid, by our our bow.
ing allotted to them most of the territory taken from
Baker ; and their political visors Never ears coalesce.
Yoe will not forget the direct anti heavy defalcation
from Scindis% strength in the @sanction of the Pin•
&eerie.. Where is that host, the half of which was
to wear us nut in (mitten pursuit, while the other
half was to get behind us and lay waste our pro-
vinces? Gone, vinished, multitudes of them slain
in a number of desultory actions, still more of them
meevscred by the peasantry, as (after abandoning
r • ir k'rses and arms to escape from us through the
ja.•glec) they endameared to make their way through
the country in email parties as travellers. There
then remain -ally Slates whkh have spontaneously
and earnestly prayed to be received as firedateries en.
der the British banner. It is not conquest that has
weeded our rule; we have fasten down nothing bet
the lawless Oaken which had for so many years
made those regions a same of enparalleled wretched-
ness. It Is not the awe of ear power which has
made all the Rsjpoot States solicit to be sailed with
us. A distinct perception, that the misery which
they bad so long sacred could not be prevented
bet by their identifylog Creamier's with a., was the
isole motive for the satiety with 'birth they sought
the coalmine. In the terms of it limits nothing to
affect pride or wooed coosegeenee, so that she confe-
deration retries within it no orateral stredsof dissolu-
tion. With their esteem' Government we profess to
have no right of interference. Metsal support in
the 6eld is of course plighted; bet, the price of oar
superior contribelinn to that cnntingeney Is an en-
gagement that the reeds' States shall not distetb the
' general trattqloillity by attacking each other. Their
difference% or claims are to he submitted to the sr-
! Written of the British Government, and this pro-
, vision which estiegoishes the necessity for their re-
setting to the sword on petty points of honour, here.
info,' enforced Isy the prejudices of the country, is
• hailed by them with a jest conceptioa of its 'dairy.—
' Thee your enlarged sway is moth* but the influence
, arising from the reliance of the several States on your
sederatitrof ',ger red faith) led rat honest desire