The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-09-29 00:00:00

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THE STATESMAN.

PIIOPOSITI TRPIAX.

LONDON:
TRIMAY, SIPTEUIER 29.
Pr. /divan IL ad Qom, of Wirrusavaa.—Beliday et
lAt Pithlic-Offites.

Tug projected Caseation has failed. The parti.
culars of the rumour on this subject are, that Mr.
PIRCET ti. proposed a Cabinet of 13 11c.nbers, six
of whom were to be selected from tho Old CAbinet,
sod aerie Nets Members (girl GRCY and Lord
Gavevroot inclusive) were to cumin —that the
answers of these Noblemen, though 600 miles 'dis-
tant from each other, are both decidedly in the ne-
gative—they could neither of them see any prohubi.
Mg that this heterogeneous Cabinet coo Id he pro.
&care of advantage, to the service of his NIA J Lsry
and the interest of tho Nation.—Such is the
port, the t►uth of which we see nu reason to
doubt. Tire Public eaannt but be surprized
that a proposition should have been made
to su.-A 'stem as Earl Gage and Lord Gavvviooe,
to lend themselves to this project. The pre.
sent Administration have themselves been too long
at the game *of rim and sevens, to induce a hope
that men of sense and understanding could be
weak enough, to eternally ruin their cha-
racters, by so mean, and so absurd a coalition.
What will our dull friend, The Courier,
say to this ? Ile is for nothing but sin nsearatres,
and carer not if they arc administered by even
rail Glum and Lord Gitgsvitts, whom he has

!sightly been abusing " any time" 'nice the pre-
sent Ministers have been in power. Ministers for
tie time being, bo they who they esayl.-shether
Lard liciLsrGa or Wit Tri.an.--- whether a..
was as the one, or as insolent as the other, won
be the idols of liarkquin Courier. Measures, nut
am, truly era what he looks to! But the pub-
lic ere ftoginning to peep into the met ivt a of this
Gentirmla of tbs. par ty-culoured jacket, %hi) Lit> s
hot and cold ot the same " vihn Mal
be King, I'll be suhject," SarS the Vicar of
Drug,' •` Let who sill be Min;ster, I will be
Flatterer," sayi Harlequin Crier....
• Quota flcaraaai I melt a rat.
• RALPMO 1110:4 da'a prevaricate."
If it were nut fur the sonsniferour punishment
that would be inflicted by' such a task, we would
recainmewl those who have been in the habit of
stlinneing the cream of du. lines', from the stagnant
and mephitic Couriet; to turn over that file of
dolleets, and compere the toisting,, and twin-
ing:, and turnings, and tergiversations of The
Courier, since It CAMO into the pos.,ession of the
quondam Secretarji of the Society called the
friend* of Ma Peo*:'
be TiapaJa onttanow et ass wetamar
The Wino ass einnseut, and we are changer them ;
says the Secretary. " At that Utile the interests of
" the people were my interest, but the tinter ore
"c lowed. To persuade tbc people that the Mi.
'C pistils for the time being, be they who they
" say, are the
Neiteamatirtrausest --discreas at —best"—

44.ervalawas breathing—that England is happy,
gg fiusfishingt agra,sod frae..,is ism ssy interest."
For the Pea* of Ragland, their Rights, or
their Interests, or for Truth of Common Sense,
2in Giddy earns is ;sack la—The Morning
Put.

Or the slams% eselosien of oar trade from the
Battle, we expressed our eoavietion two moults
ago. TM certainly of this event it now confirmed
by.the paetketers that have been received of the
Trissey hietwean linsaia and Swedes. To wars the
deluded •E minate"• of tbecaleatities impending
over this foundry, were but as the voice of " ems
erits, to the:pi:densest." As long as bank.attats
will perchase bread, and as long as thu Bank of
England cqqiinum to discooat one piece of paper by
giving in excionso another, it will continuo to be
day Si Jebilee its the City. Kat, drink, Illu.
soissetr, sad be merry, is the order of the
whilst the plans of NAPOLKOK ire, at this oto-
'Devi operatieg, though silent 4 and slowl4, yet
earwig, aslant the commerce of this infatuated
ihiestrp

ev es s,lauish Papers to the received W-
illy, the natives on the Spanish side of the l'y•
rives are re:wit-tented to be in a stale of active
warfare—and bail it net been fur the treacherous
surreAor of one of the Narrows to the French,
the Spaiti.h twbuntaincer4 iiii4ht have been, we
are told, to possesion of ;Navarre aid A rragon.
With liar experience of Spaiii,h correctness of
tasrrttive, tluse statements must certainly be
viewed with a eye. From France we
have a report of a rviiitoreement of forty thee.
sand French troops having already reached the
pyrf0,.e,...4,ns many weeks ..31 atioie 'ere these
trof)ps rrerwit themselves before the Viscount of
T.14-AVEtt4
Gerona is 'Alio have been ratted by Bases.

Fans the Ellsonbe see hewn no isstelligenee.—
Onv of the hirelins Print' last 'tight attanettytt to
debt& its unfortunate Readers, with a report of
the implore of the Armistire—a consequent bit-
ge.,:and the Austrians teesaioini matters of the
fight. —We are at a toga to conjecture of whet
eaorliala ebes Aso am Itli'lPutaposed, who have
the ktitilfil Peniget kt j.d ej glees obtioes