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(lrsod) " RAFAEL CEVALLOS lESCALERA."

4110 e eueany, thoroughly convinced of the grin re-
golation of those loyal Spaniards, and ashamed, as
it were, to have summoned them without presuming
to carry• big threats into execution, sent another gag
of truce, requiring the Commandant, by word of
mouth, to return the original of the capitulation ;
when he was answered, that not only it should
not be retuned, but that he had better not stud
any. more Rags of trace, as they would be treated
as enemies; in consequence of which he desisted
from the attempt that very night, and retired to-
wards Malaga.

IMPAKIAL PAICIAAMENT.

ROUSE 01r LORDII.—TIIIOIIIDAT, Joss ii.

About three o'clock the Lose CEA mcaLLoa took
his seat upwthe'woolseck. and of er prayers were
read' his Lordship acquainted the House that His
Majesty had been pleased to issue his Royal Com-
miagen, authorisiug certain Peers to declare and
notify bin Royal Assent to certain Bills therein
nailed ; and also, a Special Commission, autho.
tilting the same Peers. in His Majesty's time, to
prorogue the Parliament.
Shortly afterwards the Archbishop of Canterbury.
the Xoril Chancellor. the Earl of Westmeelood.
the MerquisWellesley, and the Earl of Ayllisford.
as Lords Commissioners; in their robes, took their
seats on the Bench at the foot of the throne. sod
Mr. Quartne, Deputy Usher of the Black Rod,
was scot to order the ettrodeace of the Cognates's.
who saws afterwards appeared at the Bar with the
Speeker at their head.
The Royal Assent was given in the *sus! form
to the Admiralty Registrar's Bill. the Bere Forest
Bill, the Westiniumer liproverneut Bill; aad
lave's. private Bilk.
Tb. Lena CaAucat.tne then addressed the fol-
lowing speech to both Houses of Parliameut;
do My Lords, end Gentleisel, •

d 4 Ss Majesty has commanded us to acquaint
Pee west. as thy public business is now concluded.
betbiuks it proper to put an ead to tbe present Scs-
skin of Parliament.

14 We ore reincoanded by His Majesty to express
the sotisfnetion he derived from the redaction of the
island •f Gnadalonpe by Hia Majesty'. arms ; an
event which. for the beat time in the history of the
wars of Great Britain, has wrested from Franca all

Of poured:ono in that quarter of the world ; and

which, together with the subsequent captare of the
• eal7 tolon'es in the West Indies which reetained in
the possearion of the Dutch, ha. deprived His Me.
jesty's enemies of every port in theme's. from which
the interests of His Majesty, or the commerce of
his subjects, can be molested.
" Gent/ men of eke House of Commons.

4' His Majesty has commanded as to thank you
fp* the liberal and ample supplies which you hare
glinted for the servieen of the prts-ot yt
" His Mejcsty deeply regrets the necessary

tent if the deatiindo Which tinot o nicer hove Clow-

ad; bat we are commanded to express to )on the
ephsoistion *Lich he Iles derived from observiug,

tit it the reuurces of the country, manifesting thenl-
athes by every mark of prosperity. by • u e
increasing in almost all its branches, sod by a com-
merce eatudang itself in new channels, and with as
increased vigour, in proportion u the enemy hos
in *vain attempted to destroy it, have enabled you
to provide for the express of the year. wittiest im-
posing the. burden of any new mansion in Great
Britain ; sod that, while the taus which have been
necesearily resorted to for Ireland have been ho-
rsed epo• articles which will not interfere with
the growing prosperity of that estuary, you have
fused it monaisteut with • due regard to its linancra

toilisainieh some of these burdens, and relax mine
• of those regulations of reweave, which bad bees felt
the quoit imouveuient is that part of the United
Kingdom.
•• His Majesty further commands us to return
you Isis thanks for the proviiieu which you have
simobled him to make for the establishment of his
peruse Highness tlie Disks of Brunswick.
Np Aare sod Gant/ewes,
0 His Slajesty has directed us to acquaint you,
that Pertopl, rescued from the oppression of the
enemy: by the powerful assistance of His Majesty's
• arass, bas rim tad herself, with wiper and earrgy,
is making every pup ra ion foe repelling, with the
miptiossed aid of His Majesty's forcer, any retiesed
attack osi the partial the enemy ; and that in Spain,
satiritlistauding the reverses which have be ex-

payienced, the spirit of resistance spume Primer
atilt cont►aues ansabdued aad unabated : and His
blejesty coransatids us to assure you of his firm
and unaltered corrrictioo, that not only the honour
nf..his ti.roor, hut the best interests of his domi-
nions, reritiire his most strenuous and persevering
asqiii• ewe to the ileums cilusts of them loyal
.d a.

Mojrsty has commanded us to recommend
to you, upon your return to your respective coun-
ties, to use your lust exertions to promote that
spirit of order and obedience to thi lame, Non that
geoiral c•snrnrd amongst all clasps of Ilia Ma-
knoty's staLjacte, which can alone give full effect to
His Majesty's paternal care for the welfare and
(sappiness of his people. Mos Majesty has the fullest
achanee Spell the affections of his subjects, whose
loyalty ■nd attachment burn hitherto supported
lie through that land elocution period during