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London, England, 1801-10-30 00:00:00

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.and to did not know, that out of suelra War, any
wan, or set,of men, could haVe mace; a bettei Peace:
Lord TEMPLE said be had but req. few words
to utter, after the eloquerit Manner in which the
Address had been supported. • To every word of
the Address he agsfeed. He: was, glad the House
Was not aske,i; by the very moderate. terms of the
Address, to give Ministers who brought about the
Peace, any support whatever, and all he desired way,
not to,. be considered as pledged by his vote this.
night to support any measute of Administration,
particularly one which, he• could not approve, he
meant that which included the Terms and Condi-
tions of Peace.

Mr. MARTIN concurred in the sentiments
which had been delivered :to-night in favour of the-
Address, but he hopea he should:not by that, be
prevented from giving any vote in future, for bring-
ing to ptinishment some persons, who might be found
to have misconduCied our affairs, and who had in
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his opinion very-much impaired our Constitution.
The Question was then put; and the Address
was ,agreed to, nem. con, and a Committee was ay-
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pointed to:prepare it. 7
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
gave notice he should, to-morrow, move for the
That:ks of the House to General Sir JOHN HELY
Hu ICHIN,ON,.and the Officers under his command.
Lord HAWKESBURY said, he hoped to-mar-
row to be-able to lay:before the House, a Copy of
the COnvention- between Great Britain and Russia,
Sweden and Denmark ; and also a .Copy- of the Pre-
liminary Treaty between Great Britain and the
French Republic:. It was, intended, he said, that
thAattr, should be taken into consideration on
Tuesday, and thelormer on
At a quarter past Five the House adjourned to
to_morrow, (this day).

T fi E, S U IT.

SOLEM S4Uli DICIRE l ALSIJNI AUDI.AT ?

NDO OCTOBER 30, iBoz.

IN. the whole of our Impression of yes:terday,.we,
gave the Substance of His MAJESTY'S Speechto
IY.:th Houses of Parliament
,on the opening of the
Session ; and in by far the-larger part of our li-
pression. we gave the Speech itself. We- repeat it
'to-day in the -Proceedings of Parliament, for the
satisfaetion of all our Readers.

We have to congratulate the Country on the per_
fed. unanimity with which the Address was voted
in_both Houes.

THEIR MAJESTIES and the PRINCESSES ELIZA--
IiETH, MARY, SOPHIA,, ahii AMfiLIA, Came to
Town yesterday from Kew to Buckingham-House.
At half past two His MA3EsrV, after giving
aidience to some of: the Cabinet Ministers, went
in state to the. House of Peers.

The K.I NG was attencial 'by. -the Earl of
CIIILSEA,E A, as Lorain Waiting, and Earl of.CHEs.

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TERFIELD, as Master. of the Horse. -
In the Master of the-Horse's chariot was, the Ear.
of HAR RINGtON, Gold Stick in Waiting, and Vis.

countSf LSEA.

We are happy to say, we never saw our Sove-
reign look better - his health and spirits (thank.
. God) seem reinstated: The KING was attired in
his usual dresS, scarlet and gold.
The crowd in the Park and the streets from the
Horse. Gprds to Qll Palace-Yard yesterday was
immense, and:in A-Ile-latter. particularly Hrs. MA-
J Es-ry was greeted,. es he passed, with loud,acela..
mations,, which he seemed most sensibly to feel.
1-11,-,MAJESTY appeared' in high health and spirit's,
-and delivered His Speech
.in a very energetic and
impressive manner. .

At four o'clock, the KING and QUEEN set off in
their ckiise from' St. James's Palace to Kesv, ac:
companied by'their little grand-daughter Pltn4 C ESS
CIiA.RLOTTE of WALES.

This day the KING held his first Pdrliarrientary
Levee at St. James's Palace.

The House of" Peers yesterday was uncommonly
full, both of Ladies and Peers. The gratification
was complete, as well from the splendour of the
scene, as the dignified and impressive manner in
which His Majesty addressed his Parliamc.nt.
Six of the Princes were yesterday present in the
House of Peers td hear His Majesty's Speech, the
'five who are_ Members of the House, 'and' Prince
ADOLPHUS. The sight ‘yvas- very gratifying to
every loyal bosom, and such as certainly no other
country in Europe .could furnish; a Sovereign and
Father supported on his Throne by six Sons, all of
them handsome and elegant men.

Lord LILFORD, .who.-distinguished himself yes-
terday in the I-Nuse of Peers,-.by his animated: and
.well-delivered Speech in support of the Address, -is
a very yo in man, and has acceded to his title on
the demise of. his Father, the late .Lord,. formerly
THOMAS Powys, Esq. Member for'lorthampton-
Oire. . - •

We hear that a grand Te Deum is in }reparation
to be (vented, in vocal and instrumental music, in
the Si,ani,h ChApe!, for the 4 h al November, on
omission of the Peace between thia Couptry and

Spain.
Y. sterlay the first dici,ic n of the West Essci
Militia passe& over• the. River 'rhatnes at Graves-
end; and [Niched: into the Upper Barracks at
Chelnrsford.