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Is he relinerdadented is penult the ; th-77i= of Peers.
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hospitalities of less clip
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the of the eassay darbsillepariegia nihiekho thV
1 over the City and congraeulsked emu Rpm dm peace. •
ammo and isbleetion.te dte law iti ,sad Mot ereil. the
eMtallielde seems, at $ time Ogg of Dere eta.
' pbmmt sad air sot sesnifs. He nerdwis ilia kb 'to
is,,. them sm, hir so mossigismatineirsti ~!This I
larilzi premotisn eR */ *Nye. mat= . iliszs tetrhiest
of Mr
Ail. (tag wssit prepped a vetoer thanks tit the mover tedifmaiit
Mr. FAVILL and Mr. Bowietwa severally =
It was then remind that the Reanintions shoal - l
the public Papers, after whisk the Meeting ' -- '
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SPRECII OP THI LING QF TilE Ar"

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,TruLateatag t
, . Be.usest.ii OCT.
The Session of the Mateo . opened to.day;rie the
usual form, by his Alajest • with the following 11pdM
"High and ittpar
I feel peat _ladles hi being ablossein to Inform you, tithe
I coadatte to revelelsiblin call the Power; marks of the Madrid
friendship. . . .
" The emelt/don of Conventions for the intetent of esissolve
and manufectures, so univetsally calculated to premois as
sentiments, is the constant object of my attention. us well as every
thing that may serve to facilitate and eattod the Madams of my
subjects in all quarters of the Globe.
hope that arrangements respecting the ankh@ oldie SoMele
Catholic Church may soon be concluded alth the Holy dulfw
fointably to the desire manifested by both penis', a new atelodi:..
non Is to be opened at Rome for this purpose.
" Notwithstanding some very distressing chromatinic's, the hi.
maid situetion of the kingdom Blinds groonds of satisfaction.
" The cruel scourge which has for Come time desolated part Of
out Provinces appears to have reached its greatest Intensity t it Pe
to be hoped that it all henceforth abate. Nothing that hoinanity
and science Indicate to relieve the present evil, and to limit its future
ravages, is neglected. . .
"A terrible catastrophe has befallen die soon of Otttend. A nett
inquiry into its causes and effects is carrying on. Suitable relief
will be distributed, where the nature and importance of the lotto
eitstaieed require it.
" be pent channels of internal communicatibo ire barter.
lag, and their number is constantly increasing. New and im.
purism parts of them will be entirely finished this year, and will
Abed means of conveyance for their .important productions to
countries Hitherto destitute of easy communications. The develop..
menu of attire and useful industry will soon canoe ha happy offset*
to be felt.. . • .
".TheCommission which I had appointed to examine the want
of improving the course of the rivers has honourably performed
its difficult task, and pentane& its Report to me. Thislasportant
Report will be published, and submitted to the communication
. and discussion of public opinion: ..Some of the measures pro,
posed by the Commission, the utility of which has been schwa.
[edged to be Indispensable, have been immediately adOpted, and
means to put them in execution prepared ; but before comic g to
final determination on the whole, I have desired to profit by the
scientific investigations which the publication of the Ripen will

4tilfelist e....
try .
of
istifs"fine-.
The want of con
has exercised a fatal in yew lbe sensmercial relit/One between
different nations. Several of Ope paieeipal markets of Europe have
felt the shock. This kingdom hem also suffered; but the crisis hem
been supported with hommi, and the rang here been Minstrels
leas among us than in othereountries. Agriculture, mennfacemens
the fisheries, commerce, iind navigation, hue been no less prosper.
ous this year than the preceding.
" Public instruction Is more and move adequate to the wanes of
society. The indigent class can every where enjoy it gratuitously.
In wine towns a beginning has been made with suttees to give se
the working classes special instruetions, with a view to increase
their practical knowledge.
" The measures adopted in preceding years relatively to the
treating of the ancient language% and some particular branches of
the higher departments of educatilm, have fully answered the ex.
per tations entertained of them. They will be maintalised and fol-
lowed with perseverance.
" The fundameptal institution of the commercial guards .cony
be regulated in the present Session. Particular psise•hews been .
taken to conciliate the great interest of the defame eilibiliiilliinf r
with the domestic duties and the convenience of the
" Our transmarine possessions engage my pante iirtlsalhiblZde •
" 3ly Commissioner-General in the East India is asolaohly
gaged in the adoption of measures which may tend to
the object of this important mission. Tranquillity lomat
tied; restored there ; but the number of the weeps wbub bun . .
sent for some time to reinforce the army In 611 ItiMai, .
sending of which sill continues, will mimed, if they are .2
with ability and prudence, iu the gehellien ; and toot.
velopment of so great a force ewe reader still morose
ciuus the spirit of moderation and pernsaalOn. whkh"h4avetkof sus
bean,:
traesoadisvei!li,thstaslle
cohue.nriceuites.erth characterize the amunthsour:
" As for our other colonial Possessions,
taken to augment their prosperity. The port of Curacoa will be •
henceforth open to all nations. Commerce, navigation, &grim.
tore, and manufactures; may derive from this measure the greati•
advantages which the geographical position of the island appears t&.
offer tbstn.
" The state of the public finances is favourable. The eslarefil
effects of the stability of the system adopted are felt. In Ado r
branches of the revenue its execution becomes more perfect at thito..;..
officer, -acquire more experience, at the same time that habit es‘it
denthe observance of it mare easy to the inbabhasts., .
" The receipt of last year offers a surplus, widelpatiellik
to meet part of the disbursements of the following . amp s
confidently expect the same favourable moles fee receipt if the; .
current year.
" Several provinces have atasle'meoplaints moods( es iseptia •
lit; in the ecpattition of the land-tax. I have paid partateliar stew
tion to them. The operations of the Cadavers le(
•
are therefore carried oa with 'sergeant activity se. ' •
will be possibig to peewit vs you in this fiesdon a
Mg the reparistien of this tax. This subject, w -fagot
iE
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tare, is difficult and complicated, still requires a bayibi. •
gation. If the results should be still Looniest* alma teltlietata
reason for not proceeding forthwith to alms opal iirelollll4 a
Its gradual introduction will afford etteeerive oppertunklon. to s
correct and teeters the imperfection inherent In each sellehlt •
operations. .
" The modilicatien to be roads in the tariff of import and impel
duties will be be beans yoe. .
" The loan for the awe of wax Colonies has bees effected .ie e •
manner but little onerous on the eseeden. The utility of do be •
stitution of the Syndicate has bola "gals evident. ..
" The third snood WNW of that lessitidon hos been searmly
. closed • the geeing westing hoe lan bow Milt to • is* allot
approbation to the operation K4ee .b kb
also expressed an opinion that, ate yessohe grin
destined forth, redemption shim way bawd
to make it theantiseter I
" The cisme( the assegais of . Ins mai tO les
crease, foe the fallowing yeah the Ina itbinb hodberw=ll,ll4
Ord to cone the leptons hi she masa yew The
Station of the Ilogiash 014111
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*Os iblesdadierillisraggai 1016 •
toto pro &ediationthi ei eimisom *as Wok
posethog any g fie. goad omens.
" lima iniself.wiabiles altiortbiaalwornet poZall. . .
resat tO pi o na of low an the *as .
in .toe up 1. ilishtlina. Ow Aim . .
whet a fsreneeteraulelk_shbiees_._ lOW, _
miselph of N hat suo Ibi . .
of the t ode of MA* is Oka ,
investigation, at the sass data *sidle Gosisies isasstArtram.
pi* in drawing pp tits peosleldA
•• I declare the psoislltAndOn Of . your 111 •
opened. A happy that the egibe ,
prosperity of the cowillistraylline"Zobleet of • -
so Int . .
We may be allowedallowedimolai, fastkeile, with Iselleggesi 1
eine protection, and telitittee to COW at 8011111 le it.

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Mt vet,. ter MAW Iwo wore over.
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ip 4111110 ad•• olliftsarki • te.
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venom lott4=l. Austin, oteriliseilthn
MS yeti to the eittensias eft the
pit Nli Mika . 'Moo a bus poi, he
tbe country. Whiht proem I'M.
'would tem content freely toad.
They might just)/ elegrA•
imasimiokieti, Moen you exam
whose foto Teo; Portt? .161111.4%
01Wer. of wing a rep= •
t impolitic, /awe. He ieer,,Flip-il•nce
,a3gbeee, He woe
tta yy discover re the Tern
fe apply so termedy.
hi us roost f lit the Lint/ with
to toluene, but raWelf to
imitable seMoie toott* - ea end se wool
eollaireeo, be Aug& be seam happy to be
ur assurers of the lleetirg to Par.

doubtless all forth.
" The Commission to which I assigned the care of dist/gouda,
among the victims of theists Inundations, the gifts which public.
beneficence destined foe the alley top of such migiOnuose,
has earthily disoloraml la 4q The diatribe has beat mods
at a rato itteadeg eamelle.ohk she diatribe
as et to
the gammas ersimiseration of out countrymen. sad the ambit of
order and dianahative joie** which ims the
of the Commission..
" The Lost mania of the year which have just elapsed foes es.
of the most trying periods dm ell the *Marco of public prospetue.