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Olsomost sessissight....Adjnoneed.
' ROUSE OF COMMON*, TwOinsiese; Arnim 27,
The SPEAKER took the choir et Garen miouts e
before two iiielock• At two o'clock the
woo summoned to Wait upon the Ki,i iii the
Howse of Lards.
The SPEAKER returned at fifteen minutes afar
11.1., lend hoeing resumed the Clone, observed, that
it would i.e necreasery to conetder then es to the eras.
ronputenta for the harsinese of the slay. Ile pro.
lowest therehare to return to the House f.-fr she par.
pose of swearing ftleroheni, et et tperarorr hrfory
three o'cleck. Alsteh complaint hod hero shade
reepeesino the ohatrartion which she 1 loner. trot
esecountered in •ppresielosseg the Mower sit 11,,i,rits.
He was anion In exonerate himself from ....y
ble.ne 1111011 the soslsleet. hall given ortlrri
throughout three parte of shy lessoldirg over a lecll
his authority railroaded, that SNP pyrotalla 9110111.1
niloa est to remain in may of the serous, for twenty
minutes helm, two o74•lssek. He hej satire.. dlf rent
ineonvenseree himself. hot he could 'Mt an) than
there were tiny but Menshers notairtir the iirressve
who bed canard the soluffeetieti at the doA.r tit she
!louse of Peers.

At • quarter before three k the Sprooker
again entered the House ; between dna time fort
four o'clock, about forty Members were swoon.
At trot minutes past four the StiAima, too the
motion of mir or the Meeebere, reed) Ilse
Orders. which. together wish the Ciiiiiilet.tisar
lawry Bill. were missed occomluog Safest/on.
The SFEASER then acquatuted the Huns. shoot
it had been oeinninued. and hod atietioh d
the King in the House of Lard., alone 100. Ma.
jesty had delivered a Speech front the Throne. To
prevent mistakes. he had proctors.. a copy of
which he then read—(fee Wick VI Lords' re 0.1.1
Sir R. KNATCIIIBLILL thew raw to propose wen
on-Address, he said, ea-alumeitl errand wools the
loyalty of the Home, wed peeve its sins ere attach.
mini to his Majesty. and its grateful mom of his
Majesty's gracious and cesdeeettediet Suerch. As
he would have occasion to refer to several of the
topics contained to the Royal Speech. he felt that
he should need the patient trodulgetwe of the lions,.
mod he thought he could take mu course more .ffer-
tual for securing that indulgence than to promisor
at the *abet not to extend hoe sheer's' ions WNW•
amenly, nor apply them to soy topers one em.
meted with that Speech. He wee the lees likely
to °trend its this manner, beceow he felt the
utmost anxiety to secure the uwastionos concur-
reuce of the 'loose in the Address which he had to
propose. The areessiois of the Kiog, sod this be.
ing the first mope° •y of hisioldres.wg the Perlis.
agent in person. weer of themselves grounds of no
common weight in reruns* that anowinstry which was
so tiecessery to the grateful and hemoestoog orltionw.
ledgment due from the Howie to the Throne for the
Speech of to.day. In the partoculor situation
the country. it must he highly gretifying to the
House to witness the declaration of the Speech g.
nerally, in favour of the estebioslwd Government of
the country. Whrn he used the term Goverusioroi,
he meant the Government itself, and nut the Arlon.
itistrotion of it in particular. Agent Ise•expresarit
his hope that nothing which could be found either
in the Address he was about to soave. or In the
observstions with which he might feel et neeessety
to recommend it. should militate alpinist that amen.
unity which he was se eatuou. to secure. Looking
forward to the Ine;.oures which his Majesty's MUM.
' tees might have to propose to Paelioneetst, he Oat
not wish to offer soy thin which might he sup..
posed to hind either himself or any other Members
to the direct support of these measeres. With
these impressions had he undertaken the dotty
which be was then shoat to endeavour to fulfil.
Before he proceeded to Me notice of the topics row-
mined its the Royal Speech, he wished. with the
perasissiou orate House. to revert fora little while.
to the events and close of the late reign. That
reign, be would venture to Aim. wee oo leas cols.
tinguished by the benefits derived from it to the
liberties of the country. thaw far theehoracter which
the country had acquired from the arduous behoves
mid splendid achievements which were accomplish.
eel wiling. its prosperous period. Never no the
history of any country were these difficulties
an great soil manifold. and sever were any mere
gloriously eivoncome. or more happily terminated.
Rut whaler, r alight be the VaTilart of opinion on
the measures Yu.' events 11141 re/g111101110.111,1'
might be the diff ernes of feeling en the recolke.
toms awakened by them measures sod events...
certain it was that the recollections connected with
the virtues and preemie! character of the late
Sovereign. were to every Oaf a warm of usomingled
delight. The anxious and parental aolintiodo
which he displayed at ItH times for the interest. and
welfare of his people, proved him to be worthy to.
deed or the title of a faithful King end the lather
of hie people. He had to congratulate the Home
that the present reign was likelyto be se lees diatom.
sashed by this !mental virtues then the late
They Mad a greet example of what they might ex-
pel from the prevet.t Sovereign tektite Speech 0.1